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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27
GOVERNMENT
FUH TESTING
1rig s-lnI
I 80

Washington, July 27.-The fuel
testing plant Of tie United States
Geological Survey u Denver. Colo.
one lof the sa1tofsi n ~ conservs-
ton. of the scests ahphlv ~ the e6un-
try willrrssume, gDeyations tnes lat
ter Dart Of July thh ,piantg tia
government q sndaoasoring to OBJ
tain greater e6aciSley from the
Goals OF the Rocky Mountain nslds
by washing and E6kS&g them. Many
Of the eoah u tAS west contain
such qualities ~ inpuritie.-s an
ash and susphurA MT they are not
ofamuch 'valAe f6f SC1metcial uae.
It., hiss been tho governments pnr-
rosa to wash the lsSpufiti6s but az
thsse GOALS 20 the5 1ak " utiliEsd.
Ths success u ahead y sei&xined VAR
rants asIeohtiaSAnsst II this work.
During ME 'aaSt sBBcdJ year, ninety
tests soFacoAss twSes 1ixds al TIM
Denver plant. sfesuitlns III many 6t
tiasm 'Osine' 'dscsdS1ly improved.
OF 'tx3tty-psysi Western ctnoals
tested 1t the neayA plant. All but
tstse produced ES65 Sole though :
ntiihber 'of them we're ccnAidered ~
non-coking. The !, tppcrtance sso9
this \ sssn wxSn NJ simmens'ty oe
tiie Snielting buStKse d tie West A.
realised ana thu th4tsfcre snormoas
demand for eood scks. Several .of
those Goals without waihinng, hays
fpilsd TO- make cone At tor mstpi-
lurgicai purposSs. owing to the
large amount sof ,S1lpAur In them.
other Goals Woula Aot even make
steam without the webbing process.
It IL likely that me hnal results
Of these tests viii add millions OF
dollars to the fuel values Of the
West. II has already been shown
that number OF Goals that IN the
past have not been, mined because
Of their impurities. can now be
prof'tably utilised. This will ex-
tend the life OF the fual snnplv and
make possible vast Industrial en-
terprises in the West that would not
locte there had the government
not taken this step.
The lack of knowledge OF the ma
ture Of the Goals OF the West has
been its chief handicap to CONNER
cial development. With the finest
supply of bituminous and anthra-
cite coal in the world located in the
Eastern part Of the country. It has
been felt that the West. In some
instances could not compete In man.
ufacturing. The results shown bv
the government have done much to
dispel this idea. and the West has
h,en going forward A. rapid rate.
Sti'l further developments are ex-
pected mon the completion Of the
tests this wear Tha Denver plant
Is In charpa Of A. w. Belden, assis-
tod bv e r. Delmater. A bulletin
W.T., soon be isr',ed nv IN" Caolog'-
cal SURVEY on the work already ac-
complished nv this plant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27
PAYS TO USE THESE COLUMNS

WANTED-An unfurnished room
Ing house of about 20-room capa-
city, in good location. viii lease
by the year. Address M. A., Tel
Ter office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27
Banker Be ms Prison Term.

Hartford. Conn, July 27.-WilI-
IAN ID. Walker began Saturday his
sentence of from Is to 20 years in
prison for the embezz'ement Of
FUNDS OF the Savings Bank of New
Britain. Conn.
1t was the general opinion about
the state attorneys ONCE that Wal
ker would probably not get OF with
less than 16 years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27

Chairman TasSart 10 perhaps best
known for his smile. It Il smile
that has made many Democratic votes.
~ helped 70 advancs it, owner from
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27

Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, p1mply complexion, head
aches, nausea, indigestion. Thin
blood makes you weak, pale. sickly.
BurdOck's Blood Bitters makes the
blood rich. red. pure--restores per-
feet health.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27
Matrimonial Amenities.

Mrs. Henpeck-Before our mar
rage you told me you were we'll OF.
Mr.. Henpeck-So I was-only I
didn't know it.-Smart Set.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27

Eo-Positions wanted by a
rev Japanese In town or country.
adress John Takami. care San
uo' r. F. d No. 1, Lewiston,
idaho.
-A light leather pocketbook
3 1taining papers and annual
~ Issued to r. ". Brown. A
eral revard for return 70 n. p.
e -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27

twelve years old took the support OF
his mother and brothers aud sisters on
his young shoulders was the man to
keep in office another term. Then he
began TO be talked about as man
who might be called to even higher
honors than thPse Of governor of his
own great state. He Is often CON-
pared to Abraham Lincoln. and the
struggle by which he rose from power
ty and obscurity to eminence IN the
affairs OF his state and the nation re-
calls many features Of the career Of
the immortal statesman who began
his study Of his country's institutions
BY the pickering light Of burning logs
In Kentucky log cabin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27

~ pO0dtiOU or I
d.spenser' n'of'. piea
and conee at 4 ran
road lunch counter
TO that Of broprse-
tof'of i estausant
and lister OF a4'ho-
tel. and IT helped
elect 7 him auditor
Of Marion county.
Ind, and 20 snect-
ed the voters Of In
diAnapolA Tn a I
tn ey chose him
three times to the
mayoralty Of their
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-27
HELP WANTED.

LADIES-$s to. SIC weekly. Easel
mating work; spare time or
steady. No experience needed. No
publicity. Particulars for stamp.
Women's National Art Exchange.
Denver Colo. ep h AZ H#
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

S0bncn, ieinem 8rltoer gl6robom
Cohen utO 5uci 6rcunOen pom
Stltrm ii6crroi6t. Sic luorcn oeu
@ogcn gcgcniibcr ponit6noig mof)t.
los, lrn0 elm @liid mar Is iiir liz,
0oB ibr Boot in Der 9tGbe bon Beauty
9cod) an SonO getrie6cn murbc.
&oum batter lie fcitey 9oocn inter
lid ais cine m1d)tige @cle ooS
Boot umiAlug. Die DEM Grtrinflmg0.
tor Gntronllcncn tratcn Die Sctnl-
iubrt olti Der S%trobcnbubn an.
Ndumc entmur5clt
Scr Stltrm ant SonntnG N6enO
bat i%labeionOcre III Siio.9oltimorc
bctrGdtIihen S6oocn ungcrtd)tct.
%icle 9Gume mur0cn Cltnrr}clt,
SclepbonOrdbtc 5erriiicn un0 GGd)cr
nb9cboben. Son 8eo. &ubl'a Scrrp
@or mur0e Elm S6ubOoh obgcboben
mo an Der iSerrp Nor-Hon0 brad
Elm lclcgrupbcnpiubl in 5luct lbeile.
Gle iiiolihe EoIi5eiitntion crbiclt M
OcIGbr 20 8crid)tc iiber SdoOcn, lpcl.
dye Der Stllrnl ocll @Gumen 5uIiigtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
CHiSicnrr stano her Clubs.

9oS Yoitbebit cnt5ogcn.
= GoS Enlt.I cportcnent bat ser
yIoil ORDER McrdantS Aiipciotion",
&. :. GroB, @cibGitSfiibrcr, DoS Eoit.
Gebit cnt5ogen. Grob ioll ol1geblid)
blrh Nnnoncen Ngcltcn gciltht ba-
fen. benen er fir Die Somntlung por
Iirinenlinmen cine Gontmiiiion per.
iprud). Sic Mpplifalten nlilBten 3lt.
crit eiii Bud sur Gintrngung ser go.
men fir So Gents fnilfen mo iobalo
Dies ocl6cbcn mar, fiinrncrte iid)
GroB Inn sic 9lgcntcn nidt mcbr.
Ginbrehcr in sc t. @oib.
inoton. Sn Ser Hodt pom
Sonlltag ouf Moitae brad)en Giebe
i'll oen @arterallm Der Strabellbabn.
8eieaidaft 5u Mt. @aibingtun Elm
irto ltablen Gigarren i'm Mertbe bon
$25.
Scr meme Superinten-
Or. 6. s. Hoe lit gum Sit
perintenbenten Ser Baltimore aitaen.,
Sbrer- nno Suls.aIinif an Der @eit.
Sronflin.S trabe ernannt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Saltimorcr, wcldDc Die SummCr-
Munatc anRcrBal6 Der StNbt ucrbrin'
ncn, f6nncn bcn gGUrrCipOuornt" mad
irocnb elmer NorcIIC in Ocn &crcInig.
fen Stnntcn, europa, WrrifO nn0
Canada 5ngcidJift crbaltcn. Die
HOrciic mag 10 oft ais 0ciuiinidt &C.
anoCrt iuCr9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Sn 0cn on0Crcn 0uul0CS . Mcttcrs
0eobod)tltnqS Stntioncn ocS Snloc5
ipurocn Die iol9cnbcn b0ditcn Gent
pcratllrpn ucr5eihnct;
Gnitport "a, Eortlono 80, Bottom
80, Nlbonp 80, Ncm 9)ort 30, Ybilns
fClpbiu 81, 9Itlantic GitD So, Cape
Mtop Sc, @%nibinnton 81, 9foriolf 81.
Sottcras Sc. Charlotte 81, MilminG.
len 90, Gbnrlciton Sc, Suuunnub 81,
Sodlonuinc 80, &lipitcr Sc, Sen Ncit
90, Ntlnnto 81, Wont9OmcrD %, 9tclU
Orleans 80, EoItItinc Sc, Wolpclton
IS, Corpus GbriIti IS, WPcnlpbi9 80,
Cincinnati 96, YittSburg IS, SoluCgo
SO. Buffalo 81, Glcpclnno S6, 9ctroit
90, alpcno 81, Morqucttc II. @rccn
@op 81, Chicago 30, Tulutb 76, ct.
Yuul rs. Ct. Soui9 30, &unio3 Gitn
IS, Ontobo IS, Nuron 50, @iamord
81, @iuiiton rs, Sabre Is, NClcnu
81, Salt Hntc GitU St, GcnUcr so,
u. Flatte 50, 0oogc Gin s., Nmo-
riao so, Sos NngclcS IS.
Gtc Eolt5cibebor0 CT.
nnnntc QcitCrn 0cn Erobcpoliiilt
Charles 2cicr sum rcgillGrcn FOli5i-
item inn ucitlidcn Iiltritt uno Niid).
s. Vrolun, Nr. 110i, 6orrelt Elocc,
5itm ErobCpoli5iitcn.
Tiebi d It ct. - Worp &c
iinsfp, cine arunfemu1rtcrin, Nr.
1876, Oit. Erott StroBc, muroc &c
itcrn bon Nid)trr Grammar pc0cn
onaeblihen Gicbltoble BON NIciocrlt
pom Srnu 2. Sperrt, Nr. t6. Norb.
Iroitt,S trobc. mo BON 5rou Scob
9eneihL Nr. 5, Gonton. StrnBc. bcnt
@cridtsperiobren iiberpicicn. @rgcll
5mci onOcrer, aeringfiiQigcr Iicbez
reien noltcn Gle getroi'cncn feline
AnfInge erbcbcn. SIC EoIiSci glnltbt,
baB nod neitcre Acknowledgement
geget ore tSrali crDopcn lptrocll lullra
ben.
2ieBen h beimIi6 tran.
en-. Serr Sobn :. 9ou uno SRI.
Wiolie Hceo. Softcr o Scrrt nnb
Trau Nnbrem Hcco, ipobnhnit Hr.
GAO, observation-disclosures, licbct lid
anl Tonneritog lester @Od)c bcimlid)
in Gaicott Gitp traiicn. Nutiirlid)
fuaren Die Gltern bod)lidIt iiberrald)t,
fiigtcn iif abcr baIo III oas llnob-
dnoerIife uto bieBen hos ilinge
Voar ber5lid wiafonmen Die @rollt
sdtIt crit is SnfsS ipabreno SEER
Wnd % Sabre aIt }iIt. Gos @nor
ipiro bel ben gIterit Der eraut @ob.
uuns nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
EhiffsfQrtcn

bon itno nnf europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Nep-0orf, Gaiiitc ooer 9miidel.
bed. Wediel, auslGnoiides Gelo,
GreoitbrieIe uno @cloIenoungen.
Sbeo. s. 9iener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit-8 Baltimore. strafe. i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Sbcu. s. Sicncr G So.

Tclltibcs lto anoeres mislGnbi.
ihes @elo gcfauit uno berfauit.
@cloicnbllngcn beiorgt naf) 9eutid.
Iano Scitreid, Hublano II. /. NJ.
@ed)iel ausgeitc1t aui alsldnbilhe
@anfeil. Greoitbrieie nno SrapeIers
CHEQUES.
217 Ci.galtimore. Straie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
ScbbcI's cinsiacS Mtclier.

Iir babcn MIR Gin MtcIier in galti.
more, nnb bas bcfinoct iid III Der
Gtasc ST cbcnrr Grbc, Nr. 321, Norb.
8ap-, nabc Sisb.Str. &inbcrsEbu.
tonrapbicn cine Spc5ialitat. = Seine
Ngcntcn nnb fcincS rcppen 81 itciscm.
5. Scbbcl. 6. Grmi, 8eidGftsfibrer.
(3t5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Sic iino 5urIf.

0ie WurplGnocr Iclcgaten sur Nn'
tipndl.Gunpcntion Inn1tcll gcItcrl1
81 Snltie AT. 8pupcrncltr
Grotbers, MlrrnD &onoiper mo
3. 9. 6icl0 icbr boffutn8spoll.
Quite Gbancen in Warplun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
SonnCnnnf- nno llntCronng.
Gus gSCttcr.

Sir WtarpIor0 u1o 0cn QtItritt
Columbia bclltC u10 morgcn Hcgcl1
mo niht Gou5 10 luorm mic 0cltcrn;
triidlc mcitIidc MinOr.
Scbr bciB mar g gcitcrn mi2Ocr,
o~lcroing9 nid)t 1nr5 10 briB, luic am
Sonntog. Snmuerbin obcr ltono Dos
Gltcdiilbcr I'M 4 llbr Nudmittu4S
arii % @roo. Die itiinolidr Gem.
pcrotur mar bon 6 llbr WiorNcna bis
s llhr Nbcnb9 mic iolAt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
gnfpfcnbibc.

Seine @eiicrrng Der gSitteritugSpcr.
b0ltniiie Ourd ocn Stltrnl bonn
Sonntug Nbcn0 Derbcigcfiibrt, -
Sir bclrtc miro Megcn ulO urid)t
goll3 10 9roBc Site" ucrbeiBen.--
Gin @ibIAlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Gic Morpl0noer Delegation 5llr
NotionulsGonpention Scr Yrobibi-
tions Eurtci, 0ie in oicicr @ode in
Columbus, O., to9t, rciite gcitern ob.
M0gli6cr @ciie miro Scrr eugene
2cpcring, Der Dor ~ Sobrcn Scr Er0s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der @oiicrbci'
ligcr mar, micocr n,igcltclt .lucrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Staot Baltimore.
1lntcrbaltunoS . g&ca,uciicr.


@oieban i'm r~friulr,Vnrt" - Ncuic 9inds
mittag baltimore gcncIt [crlcu-GttH.
Siein'e ,Sbprc Stnc Ynrt" - L0Gltb &uIiocs
bile .Gpriielluilacn.
y Sburc'Gnrt" Idnli6 GOl5eric.
Nunoei6iIber mn uuocrc g}srUuiiQungcu.
yeiunnn Sat.Hnrt" GdBli6 Gunicrte uno
nnocrc 2crGuiiQunpcH.
SorticGiuG.
solhrttrr. Bead - 1dgIiNc GrturItoncn pcr
SaIlptcr ryUuliC".
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finncn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Dultlll1'G nlltuO OCH Slurm pom
Sonntng Nbcno berbcigcfiibrt. -
Sir bclttc miro 9Ic0cn lnlO rlidt
gor5 10 3roBc Site" ucrbciben.--
Gin @itihlag.
Scr Stllrm om Sonntug Ibeno
trod)tc llltr DorilbcrgCbcno tiiblcrc
Nittcrlung. @rltcrn Wior0ell IN ollcr
6riibc id)on 5cigte Die licbc Come ibr
%ircunolid)ea @ciiht, ooS nit Ocnt
NorrildCn Ger SugcS}cit ouf Die
idpitCn0e mo i%clll5cnOc Wcni6bclt
b%crubblidtc. Iobci bcrridte iolt
NGn5lihc @in0itiuc, 10 ooB cS iid
iibcrdl oniilbltc, ais 6eiGnOc man
iih in cincm Nodbmls. Obihon bo5
Gucdiilbcr i'm thermometer bier
@ro0 nie0rigcr ltan0, ais ON Gage
porbcr. mor Die &itC NCItcrn cbcni,
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DC, Die in 0cll engcn Stroben nrbeitclt
mlrBtcn, littCn icbr. Salt cbcnio
idlinnm mar CS III oc1 Gnbrifcn ma
@roBgcih1ftcn. Gic IcportcmentS.
lG0crL bic bcionbcra am MoltuN icbr
ltorf bcilldt meroeL morCn 5llm Gr.
fifteen; beige Nodoicnluit mar Is, Die
bon 0cn clcftriid b%ctricbcnen SGd)eru
IN 9clpcglu1g gcictt murOc.
Ger Mcttcrmonn 5cigt fir bclltc
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bciBes Mcttcr an. @cnnt cr lit mir
nidt 0cirrt Bat. MoQcnobcr 0oS Bette
bolicn, ocnn nod 5luci Gage iuic Die
bcioen iiin9lt ucrfloIicncn wiirocn
mondc8 Wenihenlcbcn forocrn.
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@r. @lirco &ermomL eill 3S Sabre
alter Wltliter, bon Nr. 20l7, Olt.
@pffmonltrabc, ~ltiir5tc am Sonmtog
Nbcno olli Dem Scimucg bon eincm
@cr0nii0ulgapIoh oni Dem cr icin
Initrum1ent gcipiclt bate, Dor Dem
@olt0 9tr. 1907, Oit-@iooleItr, bon
ser Site %iibcrpdltigt, bclulBtloS 81
@oocn. Gr luurOc n0h Dem ct. SO.
iepba.&olpitul iiberfilbrt.
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idcincn am beiten 5lt ipielen, lpeltn cs
rcd)t beiB lit. @eItern licgtcn tic mic.
ser. NQcr0ings botten lie eS oltd) ia
nllr nit ocm S%dUpnn5enoe Der BIT.
lihcn Siaa 5n tbltn, Ocnl Club bon
Scr'cp Gitp. Sic gcitrigcn Spiele
Scr oltlihcn 2i9a DcrlieIen mic iolgt:
an Baltimore.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-11
TEACHERS PREPARE 10
ASSIST the COMMITTEE
Homes Are to be Found for Eduea.
tors Attending Annual State
Conference.

Committees were appointed by the
Newport News Teachers Association
yesterday TO, assist the committee on
arrangements in securing homes TOR
tha fifteen hundred. educators who
will attend the annual Virginia Edu-
catdonal Conference here next
month. Cards TO- be filled ont bv
parties who are willing to take board
ers, dodgers or both were circulated
and it is hoped that by this msans
quarters for the visitors will be
speedily found.
Tn, committee has quite TASK
before it. Three hundred teachers
are to be entertained free Of charge,
and most of the twelve hundred who
will pay for their entertainment, de-
sire to be Quartered In boarding
houses or private houses.
A canvass will be made, but II
will be well nigh impossible for the
committee. to, accomplish Its wo- 4
unless assistance is given by the
public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-11
1Wasslvhofs O. Wrecked seaellef
/: DPtIga hls Poi.
'eluus 70 uREckits FINE oGIs'
British Three-master sirooeo Went to
Pieces, and Five Of Crew Are Sup.
posed to Have Been Lost-steamsr
Tivsrton. i

Six men are believed 20 have
persisted. and two others were saved
only after undergoing narrowing ex-
periences while adrift at sea for Ave
day on a bit Of wreckage. as the re-
suit Of the British three-masted
schooner sirocco going to pieces on q
reef in the West Indies ten days ago.
The two survivors, Mate Joseph
I.aing and Cook G. A. Roberts were
brought here on the British steamer
Tiverton, Captain Leisk. bound from
Galveston for London and Liverpool
which put into this port yesterday
for coal. Captain Munroe. and five
other members Of the Sirocco. OF
Nassau, laden with railway iron was
bound from Brunswick, Ca. to VIII
son City Bahamas. She ran into an
easterly gale that was blowing with
fearful force on October 1, when on
the Bahamas was dismasted and
after running before the wind until
noon Of that day struck Mhnteha
reef and went to pieces.
ne Captain anu th>
Ave with him were washed away.
Laing and Roberts caught a portion
of, the poop deck and drifted together
until they we're rescued. Captain
Monroe and the five men disappeared.
Roberts displayed great heroism
Several times he jumped Into the
water from the wreckage upon which
he and his companions were washed
away and saved Laing when the lat
Ter, who could not swim had been
washed of into the ocean by high
seas.
The men hung on to the wreckage
for 1--WE days. and when rescued they
we're nearly dead from thirst. starva-
ton and fatigue. They were taken
to the office OF Major James Haugh-
ton. British vice consul. upon their
arrival here. and will be sent to their
homes.
, The Tiverton sailed yesterday after
noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-11
N. & /. STUDENTS 90
TO HOP AT CHAMBERLlN


Members OF the Washington and
Lee fccaball team and number OF
other students went down to Old
Point last night on the parlOr car
''Old Point" Nes the guests Of tbs
athletic committee OF the Merchants
Association, and attended the satur'
day night hop at the Chamberlin.
The team will return to Lexington
today.
The North Carolina contingent
went over to Norfolk last night an"
bearded a late train for Chapel Hill,
The visitors expressed themselves
as being delighted over the treat
ment accorded them by the commit
tee and the citizens generally.
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Ae0cRATic RALLY on
CASINO TOMORROW NIGHT
Arrangements Complete for Coming
Of Captain campes,l and Corps
Of Speakers.

Arrangements are complete for the
Democratic mass meeting to be held
on the Casino grounds tomorrow
night at $50 O'Clock, when Captain
Charles Campbell and a special
corps CT So: skers will address the
local vobers under the anspic>s OF
the national Democratic committee
Chairman Perkins has secured q
band for the occasion, and has In
viasd q number Of local party lead
ess 20 be ON hand to receive the
visitors.
The speeches will be addr >ssed
particularly to shipbuilders. steve
dores and longshoremen. but they
are expected to be very interesting
to eyeryon, in Newport News.
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A BALLAD OF THE BALKANS.

Again the BaikanS pump dpou''
Again we feel the jar;
Again the fierce Bulgarians
Unite the dogs of war.
The Turks have put their turban:
on,
And intimate quite plain
They'll spoil the face of Bosnia
To save their suzerain.
Across in Austria-Hunyary
The lads are fussing round;
They're egging on. Bulgaria
And reaching out for ground.
But Johnny Bull and Germany
To take a hand are slow
For what the scrap is all about
Nobody seems to know.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-11
Second Conference.

A second conferences is TO be- held
at the National Soldieas' Home to
MORROW for the purpose of discussing
plans for securing from Congress an
appropriation for building road
from Hampton to Old Point as an
approach to a national cemetery. Mt
w. S. Copeland, president OF the
Chamber OF Comm rec, will repre-
sent this city at the conference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-11

Aaerehsnss and Aaissrs cempssy a"
novnees HeW Sekeouse, when
Became Eneceivo Yesterday.

Tn. Merchants and Miners Tnss-
por,stion Company yesterday Ar
ranged It's scbedul~ 70 have a direc'
Vine Of stcamsrs between Ncwpors
News and Boston. tn vsssels lesr'
ING hire on Mondays. wednesdays
and Saturdays at noon. HerSosre
passenger have had 70 20 TO Nor-
fo'k to take the bosom sissmer.
The steamers from Boston Tor ms
city win arrive ksre wednesdays
Fridays and SATURDAYS.
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PENINSULA BAPTIST -.
- SURDAfSCii00l UNION
Quarterly Meeting 70 be Held 1t
/" Newport News Daptist Church
Tuesday Night.

The quarterly meeting OF the Low
or Peninsula Baptist Sunday School
Association will be held Ut the Nev-
port News Baptist church next Tues-
day evening at $50 O'Clock.
An interesting program has been
arranged for shc occasion Pastors.
officers and teachers Of all Sunday
sricois are especially invited to At
tend. and the public will be welcon'
cd.
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Bible, Study Rally.

A Bible study rally for men Will
be held at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The speakers will be
Mr.. E. v. Jones, bible Reading;
Mr. ]. A. Willett. bible Study for
the Business Man.: Mr.. c. Aylett
Ashby. "Bibl, Study for the Profess
sional Man: Mr.. f. f. Christie,
"Bible Study for the working Man;
Mr.. E. l. Ford, bible Study for the
Railroad Man"
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Joseoh Charles Memorial.

The Joseph Charles Memorial
Guild will celebrate hospital Sunday
in all the churches next Sunday, Oc-
tober IS. Practically all of the pas
tors have promised to make appro-
pirate remarks and have a special
collection taken.
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viudovlIIs a1o Pictures

!. Although the camezaphone talking
moving psaknres have been installed
ct the, Academy Of Music less than
Q week they have already become a
most popular entertainment. and a
successful run is predicted Last
night crowded houses witnessed the
entertainments. Owing to the pres
.nce OF many visitors in the city
drawn by the football game the man
augment put on an entirely new pro-
gram OF the cameraphone pictures 81
well as new films of the moving pic
lures.
For the n,atinees and evening en-
uertainment of Monday there will be
anoth;r entire change Of program
The moving pictures are being chang
ed every Monday and Thursday. The
best bill yet presented Is promised
fer the camelaphone on Monday.
Among them will be tbs Aim Brown
and Fortune With This will be
heard the records when You Steal
q Kiss" and Honey Bee. Honey
Moon" Another interesting Aim
will be Uncle Josh In, Department
SAors" with the records, Tramp
Fiddler" ard Hey. Mr.. johnson.
The third film will b. James Leahy
and Co." with the recor0s. "Mulber-
~ and THE Girl Who Threw Me
Down." All Of these Aims and re-
cords are new, being shown In this
city for the first time. A number
Of novel molten pictures will be
shown also among thEm. The Mes.
meriscr,'' "Grotesqne Figures.
| Heard Ovcr the Phone" COMEDY
IN Black and white.'' and others. all
new.