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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-06
VIRGINIA FAIR RACES
Interesting Events and Good Time
co Opening Day.
IDEAL WEATHER llD FAST TRACK
Five Races Are Pulled OF in Pres
enee Of Five thousand Persons-
eedworth, Owned In Newport
News, Gets Fourth Place.
Especial to the Daily Press).

Especial to the Daily Press).
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 5.-Though
characterized by light betting and
attended by scarcely more than five
thousand lovers OF the track. the op'
ening events OF the racing program
for the Virginia State Fair. which
opened here today, were characterize
ed by followers of the track as bet
ter and faster by far than any that
were ever run in Virginia.
Fred s. Upton, we'll known to
American horsemen. ruled the track
as starting Judge. and not infrequent
" Threatened to throw out those
who were not right up to the pinch
in the get of. The races are at
tended by a gathering Of fine horse
lovers well known on every Eastern
and Northern track and the jockeys
include youngsters who have Won
many a laurel on the turf. The FIRST
days events were run In idea
weather, and the mile track was In
prime condition.
Few of the star events OF the week
were run on the opening day. the
feature of which was the 2:25 pace
seven starters. which was run in fivs
heats. Ames Rod Oliver took every
one Of the three heats in the trot
ting event and was an easy first
money.
Summaries.
Firs, race-2:25 pace-Purse $500
fucius Todd. b. h.. by Acton Ward
G. B. Stockton, Marion. 8. c.. first
Hannis Boy, oh. g., by Cooper's Han
Lis. Ozeana. Va. second. Majo'
viceroy, blk h.. by the Viceroy. 8
Walton Falls Mills. Va. third. Hen
~ Bedworth. b. g.. BY Bedworth
Henry st. Clair. NewpOr, News. Va.
fourth.
First heat-time 2:1Sh-Hannis
Boy first: Lucius Todd second: Ma
ior viceroy third: Albanner fourth
Second heat-time 2:22E-Hanni:
Boy first: Albanner second; Henry
Bedworth third: Major Vicero!
fourth.
Third heat-time 2:Isk-Luciui
Todd first: Major viceroy. second
Hannis Boy third; AIoanner fourth
Fourth heat-time 2:1sh-Lucius
Todd first: Hannis Roy second: Ma
jor viceroy third: Henry Bedworth
fourth
Fifth heat-time 2:cok-Lncius
Todd first: Henry Bsdworth second
Major viceroy third: AIbanne'
fourth. Other starters Cancellation
and Mary Hal.
Second race-e:?0 trd--purss
$500. Ten starters. Rod Olive. c. h.
by Elec,riie. L. o. Ames. Pooso
,rasue. Va. first. MEDIA Direct b
M. BY Point Director. s. Z. Earring
Richmond. Va. second. Prince NJ
Oh. g.. by Sidney Prince. V. Turner
Richmond. Va. third. Hebe. b. m
nv sidney Princc, =. Cosington, Nor
folk. Va, fourth
FRS, hcat-j!me eeh-Rod
Oliver arst: MEDIA Direct second:
Hehc. third: Prince ", fourth.
Third hcai-timc 2:2ek-Rod DIV
or ars: MEDIA Direct second: I'd
IAeh, third: Prince NJ, fourth.
Other starters-Robin Bird. Victor
Major Hartford. Bersil
Third racc-.or three year oits
and up~ards-purse Se.o-six fur
ionss-timc. 1:isA- Four starters
Youthful. ch. q, 3-David Dunlop,
Jockey McCahc. FIRST. Gowanso. Oh,
H.. 3-wfiIiam GeTst. Jockey True.
man. SECOND. bob Callahan, Jr.. b.
!g. 30. = Jordan. Jockey Wei
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
SALE or THAT VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY. KNOWN As TIE
LEXINGTON HOTEL AT THE
CORNER OF WASHINGTON AVE
~-r, AIT, rutpTy.Y FIRST ST

NUE. AND THiRfNEfiRSt 81.
Pursuant 10 deed Of trust. dated
Angus, sth. 1905. recorded In the
clerks once OF the Corporation Court
for City Of Newport News Va, N
deed book No. %. pasr No. 80. from
VIM. II. whitcraft and wife TO Z. s
Blanton, trustee. I shall offer for sale.
a, pubic auction. 10 the highest bid
der. FOR CASH. in front OF the
premises. q, IL o'clock ". on 18th day
Of October. 1905. all that certain
lea.eho,d interest and estate which
vas created and dcmi.cd 10 Eiizabcta
HolIeran and Bernsdina Thedsck By y.
r. finch end wife by those two Ger.
tsia leases. both dated January fsth,
1854 snA both recovAed n the CLERKS
s0cs 6 - ooeressA cs1 = -
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NOTICE.

Patrons OF the Newport News
Light and Water Company are hereby
reminded that water bills must be
paid. by the 10th inst. All delinquen-
cies on the 18th inst will have their
supply cut OF pursuant to notice
given all consumers. NEWPORT
NEWS LIGHT AND WATER CON-
PANY BY L. B. MANvILL.E. Super
intendent. 10-S-lOt.
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sTocKHoIoeRs MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Peninsula Water Com
pany will be held in the Ctttzens' and
Marine Bank building, Newport News,
on Tuesday. October 6, 1908. At 4
O'Clock 2. m. for the election Of direc'
tors and the transaction Of such other
business IS may properly come before
the meeting.
n. A. BOOKER,
s12-tdm. Secrstary.
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fans crowded every inch Of space
inside Of the Polo grounds today and
cheered the New York team all the
way TO a victory over Boston by 8
to I. Ames pitched the game OF his
career, holding the visitors to one
hit in seven innings. MeGinnity
pitched the other two innings and
Hannifan, batting for Tuckey. In the
eighth inning. sent a smashing nit
to deep left center for home rum
the single tally for Boston.
Score: X. II. f.
Boston ..O000OO010-1 2 I
New York ..O020OO6Ox-s 3
Batteries: Tuckey, Mccarthy and
Bowerman: Ames. MeGinnity and
Bresnahan and Needham. Time
1:4O. Umpires, KLEIN and JohBstone'
ouakers and Dodgers Split.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Oct. g.
Brooklyn broke even with Phiiadel'
phia in a doubleheader here today
First game:
Score: X. II. f.
Brooklyn ....O0OO4ODO2--6 IL D
Philadelphia .O01OOOO00-l I
Batteries: Wilhelm and Dunn:
Foxen, Sparks and Jacklitsch. Time
1850. Umpire, Lannigan.
Second game:
Score: r. II. f.
BROOKLYN .OI0OOOO1 Z
Philad elphia 1O300OOOE4 IL
Batteries: Mcintyre and Dunn;
Moore and Doom. Time, 1:45. Um-
pire, Lannigan.
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Washington. 3: Philadelphia, 0. ,
! st. Louis, g.. Cleveland, /. First
Eame).
st. Louis, 3; Cleveland, s. (Second
game).
Boston, 4; New York, 0.
Chicago. 6; Detroit, !.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington
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Scotch Singers Of Glasgow

will appear in the first number OF
STAR COURSE
At Y. N. c. A., Monday, October II.
Season tickets now on sale. Phone
Bell 107, Citizens 1877, or see any
member Of committee.
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TWO TRAVELLING SALESMEN
Wanted-$25.00 Week Salary, $Z9
week expenses, and 10 per GEM.
commission on sales. LOS ASGE-
LES CIDER CO.. Atll1!a. ia. II
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DISSOLUTION OF paRTMeRsHlP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNeRShte.
The undersigned doing business
under the firm name II r. ID. Ho'io-
way & CO.. has been By mutual con-
sent this day dissolved. The busi-
ness In the future win be continued
By Mr.. Holloway. Who VIII collect al
outstanding bills and pay al indeet
edncss o: the firm. We thank the
pubic for their past favors and hope
that Mr.. Holloway vii receive con-
tinusn,-e % same.
r n. HOLLOWAY,
G. @. HIMaELwRlGHT.
Sept, IL. 1903. SIst~
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WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH,
old hair mattresses and feather
beds at 3402 Huntington avenue.
9-26-H
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LOST.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRASS
fer: ofl,ces C. L o. Station. Phones
Bell, Nos. 4O1 and 1856; Citizens No
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SEALED. pRoPosALS.
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMITS

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMITS,
sary. U. 3. Army. Newport News,
Virginia. October ,. 1s0S-Seafed pro:
posals In duplicate foS furnishing ana
delivering subsistence stores in thiS
city during the north Of November
1908. in accordance with the spectnca'
tons Of the Commissary General
Washington. March "a. 1893. will he
received at this once until eleven
O'Clock a m. Tuesday, October IL,
1893. and then opened. Information
furnished on application. Envelopes
containing bids should be marked
Proposals fS subsistence stores
opened October 10. 1?es." and address.
ed to CAPTAIN ]. y. KHAN. Com
missary L. S. Army. I0-3-s;-
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PEANUTS-WANT CHOICE FARM
ers' stock. Send samples and price
to AUTOMATIC MERCHANDISE
ING CO., 241 Nostrand Ave, Brook-
Ign, N. Y. 1o-1-o'
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Results Sunday.
Chicago. 5: Pittsburg. 2.
Cincinnati. ): ST. Louis. I.
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WANTED-TABLE BoARDERs. 3114
West Avenue. S-oV-o'
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BOSTON. MASS. Oct. 5.-Bos'on
won from New York today In a
chs anly played game. to O. "
Rourke's batting was a feature.
Score: X. II. T..
Boston ......20OOO002k-4 D
New York 90 U
batteries: Brady and Donohue;
Manning and Sweeny. Time. 1:46.
Umpire. Hurst.
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Washington Surprises Natives.

Washington Surprises Natives.
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Oct. .
Washington shut out Philadelphia to-
day. 3 to 0. by punching hits in the
eighth inning of Coombs. The fsld'
ing OF Mcbride was the feature.
Score: r. II. f.
Washington 5000 oO2x-S
Philadelphia 90"
Batteries: Smith and street,
Coombs and Lapp. Time. l:2a. um-
pire, Evans.
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game today by losing the first game
of a doubleheader with st. Louis
3 to /. An error by Lajoie, followed
by an error by Bradley in the sixth
paved the way for the two runs that
eventually won today's first game.
Before these errors were made the
score was Tied. / to /. In The SIXTH
Hoffman batted to Lajoie. who thre"
to the grand stand. Hoffman going
to second. Criss doubled to left, but
Hinchman was slow In fielding. A
perfect relay, Hinchman to Perring
10 Bradley. caugh; Crisis at third,
but Bradley failed to put the ball
on the runner. Williams singled to
left. scoring Crisis.
In the first, st. Louis scored cnce
on Hartzelrs single. stolen base
and a single by Hoffman. Cleve-
land tied in the fifth on Stovalrs
double, Crisis error and Lie5hardt
single. Dineen was in excellent
form. With Foster pitching Cleve-
land took the second game. 5 to 3.
Cleveland punched hits of Howell at
will.
First game:
Score: r. H. E.
st. Louis ....1OO0O2 00x-3 5
Cleveland ...OO0OO1Q0O-1 ?
Batteries: Dineen and Stephens;
Liebhardt, Cheech and Bemis. Time,
I1:59. Umpires. Egan and OLough'
lin.
Second game:
Score: R. H. E.
st Louis ,...1O110l0 s
Cleveland ...lO1OO20 9 y
Batteries: Howell and Spencer:
Foster and Land Time. 1:4O. UNI
pires, OIoughlin and Egan.
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AMusEM ENTs.

AGAue Night only UGus OH
Jos. NJ. Gates offers
"LITTLE CHIP AND MARY
MARBLE"
In the Musical Comedy Sensation
"hIs HONOR THE MAYOR"
IS people, mostly girls.
PRICES-25c to $50. Sale now open
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WANTED.

A BUSINESS MAN THOROUGHLY
familiar with Coal, Lime and &C.
ment and Produce commission DUST
ness and a trade getter. wants po-
sition. H, L. care Daily Press. IL
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Results Sunday.
Chicago, 3; Detroit. l.
st. Louis, 3; Cleveland, ).
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QUICK AS A FLASH. NEAT As A
pin. everything good to eat Tnsts
MS! BELMONT LUNCH ROOM,
next to Schmelz Bros. Bank.
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=. c,sveiand Almost eliminsted.
ST. LOUIS. MO- Oct Sleeve
l1od vas all but eliminated from tn
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HENDRICKS CORNER HARDWARE
STORE for roof paints and root
cement Ben phone 11S. ST.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD FILLS!
We can collect thcm. Guaractse 70
collect o. no charge. GEO. c.
BLAND, Rood I. Co.'s BtAe-
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WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR Eek
change. furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS, $500 Huntington avenue
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ron GALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STOVES AND STOVE REPAIRS
cheap at HERMAN'S. Black Rav;n
Stove Blackiene. 5Io can, 4sc. 34O9
Huntington avenue. S-36-tf
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING
taught privately or in class. Special
lesson for pupils on Saturdays. Call
or address ART CLASS. Hotel
Newport, Newport News, Va.
S-3e-1m.
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FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE Or.
Aees In 0chmels Building. Light.
hea: and janitor service supplied.
Apply 0CHNH8 BROTHERS.
Banksrs. II
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HAuIlN0 PROMPTLY DONE
freseAt. baeEaee, furniture and ssfes
carefully moved An kts6s q hssh
ine solicited 1stes ressuse6is. h
c. SHr1IN. 81. fvsoty%ssrtA
Oerees NJ CbsgeDnk syeDua -
tons s5l ina
The evening world., 1908-03-27
PRIEST NOT HIT
BY Anybody At
ARM0RY GAMES
Both Sides Deny Story of Fist
Blow by Judge to
Father Maller.

W. l.. Jones. a manufacturer of tw,ne
at No 153 Mercer street, who was one
Of the Judges at the athletic games
held in the Sixty-ninth Regiment
Armorv last night. under the auspices
of the st. AIMS Holy Name Society.
protested TODAY that there was no
basis for the in,ination tha, he had
struck the Rev. =. A. Mahe-. spiritual
director OF the Dominican Lyceum. dur.
ing an argument last night over a deci.
sion OF the Judges.
Father Mahers fellow priests a,so
declared there was no truth in the re
port that he had been struck by any
body.
There was a good deal Of excite
nent," said Mr.. Jones over the dis
qua lification of the Dominican Lyceum's
team in the relay race. but no disorder
OF the character reported. was one
OF the Ave Judges. Jim Sullivan. how
ever. was the referee and It was he
who disqualified the Dominican team for
not making good touch-of in the
race. Ny duty was merely to decide on
who ran second In the different races
When the announcement was made
that the Dominican boys had been dis
The evening world., 1908-03-27
MAD" DOG BITES
TWO ON STREET
Little Terrier Causes Panic
Among Brooklyn Folk Hur-
rvlng Toward Ferry.

Men and women hurrying down Fulton
street. Brooklyn, to the ferry to-day
scattered when a mite OF fox terrier
came dashlng along the sidewalk, his
mouth covered with foam, barking and
growing.
Tne cry Mad dog" was raised. and
crowds sprinted to the opposite side oi
The street. AT Hicks street the dog
turned south and. passing the corner o.
Poplar. attacked a man. who fought
aim of with an umbrella.
John OEara. OF No, Is Poplar street
and John Ward. Of No. "a Fulton street
refused TO be frightened by such a small
dog and would not give way 10 him The
dog first fastened his teeth In O'Hara &
leg and then bit Ward on the ankle.
Policemen Kelly and Totten, OF the
lower Fulton street station. empt!ed
their revolvers In the dogs body. OHara
and Ward were taken 10 the Long
Island College Hospital. where their
wounds were cauteT!Xed.
The dogs body will be sent TO the
Board OF Health for examination. II ii
is found that he was suffering from
rabies O'Hara and Ward will take the
Pas,eur treatment.
The evening world., 1908-03-27

qualified, swarm OF youngsters
svooped down on me and demanded eN-
p.anations | told them why the dis
qualification mad been made. While |
was talking, Father Maher came up.
He seemed to Oa greatly excited. bat
when | explained the situation he
apologized for his abrupt manner ana
Went away. That was the last | saw
Of MIN.
AS | was about to leave the arm
DRY som ebody said to me that | had
better not go nome alone the boys
were greatly excited ano . might be
roughly handled. l laughed al this.
however, and went on.
Il had gone about two blocks wien
ABOUT twenty-five boys swooped down on
me. turned and faced them. Again
tfey Piled me with questions about the
decision in the relay race and shouted
that they had been robbed.
But after a while they quieted down.
Father Maher was not with those Toys.
nor was there any other priest present
They were all little chaps. and their
excitement was really more amusing
than anything else I learned today
from Father Francis ]. Sullivan. Of 81
ann Church, that Father Maher did
nor leave the armory until fully half
an hour after l had gone home"
ura,ner sullivan said to an Evening
world reporter to-day:
~ was impossih for Father Maher
10 nave Joined ehe boys who followed
(. possible that Mr., Innes and HT =, thas vas
Msher could have had any SUCH y,o.
.eni ni quarrel' as was reported. was
WIN father Maher the greater mart ~
Ins evening and know that he was nor
ATTACKED ny ANYBODY"
The evening world., 1908-03-27
MOTHER OF LIVING IMAGE"
MAKES BlGAMY CHARGE,
Magistrate Throws Her Complaint
Against Husband, DR.. Dixon.
Out of Court.

The famous living image" case, in
which Mrs Mary Alice Downes Dixon
sued Senator Patrick McCarren for
s25 0r0 damages for alleged breach of
promise. was echoed in the Jefferson
Market Police Court to-day where Mrs.
Dixon appeared TO make charge OF
b gamy against her husband. DR. WILL
lam a Dixon a travelling salesman
who lives with Is wife. who vas Miss
Emily Tarrier. at No. 3l4 Delaware ave
nue. Buffalo
Magistrate Droege threw the case out
and dismissed DR.. Dixon because he
said there was sufficient test .inonv to
Show that when nr Dixon married Miss
Ferrier in 1865 he believed his wife
Mary Alice Duwnes. 10 have died. and
that he had made personal and legal
search for her for FIVE wears.
The evening world., 1908-03-27
GOV. HUGHES AT FUNERAL
OF SENATOR FRANCH0T.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. March p.
The funeral of the late Senator Stanis-
laus p. Franchot was held from st.
Peters Church at II O'Clock to-day.
For an hour previously the body rest
ed in state In the sacred edifice. large
number Of persons awaiting themselves
OF he opportunity to take a final look
at the dead Senator,
In the funeral service the ritual Of
the Episcopal Church was observed
Rev Phillip W. Mosher rector OF
the church assisted by Rev w 3
DarrOa.h of DeveauX College. offici
at,ng There was singing bv the sur
plice choir.
Gov. Hughes and members of the
Legislature TO the number OF 100 were
present.
dale Cemetery
The evening world., 1908-03-27

overnowci the casing ike charlotte
rusSe
This form was attircd in pair Of
delft blue paiamas. with pink holly.
hooks in the natural size embroidered
on them. The apparition held weapon
Of augmented size. from which came
repeated flashes OF powder and clouds
Of smoke There We're iieeting glirnpses
Of a heavy black mustache and set
~ bedroom diamond studs.
And besides. there Is the mute teeti-
monv OF the shattered bilboards
The evening world., 1908-03-27
IDLE, TRIES SUICIDE.
Janitress Saves Boeschen by Turn
Ing of Gas Meters.

Anthony Boeschen, firy-two years
old, who has been out OF work for two
months turned on the gas in his room
In the fiat OF Mrs. Amelia Adelman,
1anitress OF the apartment-house at No
~ East One Hundred and Twenty
third street. to-day. but the moment
Mrs. Adelman smelLed gas she went 10
the meters In the cellar and turned
them all of
Boeschen was unconscious when n
policeman broke into his room, but he
revived was arrested and taken to the
Harlem Hospital
The evening world., 1908-03-27
SIX YEARS FOR MURDER.
Dispute Over n Drink I'm Me- Cafe
the Cause of 1t.

Angelo Mannochio was sentenced to
not less than six years and not more
than ten years in Sing Sing to-day by
Judge Rosalsky in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions for manslaughter In the
first degree. Mannochio on Nov. "a la 81
shot ard killed his friend Mike De-
lucca
A new cafe opened that day al No.
lra Mulberry street. Mannochio and
Delucca got into a dispute about who
should buy the frst drink from the
ohl!ging proprietor. TIE dispute grew
acrnonioI. and the murder resulted
The evening world., 1908-03-27

stop tnicl
ouf=#saz-;he hroodins midnight air
or. 10 be exact ou, upon tne brood ng
BIAS A NJ air. rang the cry.
The evening world., 1908-03-27
MRS. ROOSEVELT DEPARTS,

wASE .NGTON. March 2,. - Mrs.
Roosevelt. accompanied by Miss Ethel.
Kermit and Arcnie, Miss Hagner and
Miss Cornelia Landon. left over the
burg. where they will take the May
flower 70 New Orleans. whence they
will return to Washington by rail- II,
about ten days.
The evening world., 1908-03-27
, Song ERoM "IHE BLUE MOON

sUHU FHUH The bLtE HOUN.
Everybody remembers James T. Powers
and "Ihe Bite Noon" with its long run
on Broadway. Next Sundays World will
contain the words and music of I'm Marry
Him to Make q Home for Mother" the
WAS written by Herbert Iugraham, author
of I'm Married Now" Etc. Music by per
mission Of Shapiro. Publisher.
The evening world., 1908-03-27
HAPPY OLD AGE
The Reward Of Perfect Health

The latest discoveries IN medical SCI
ence prove that the age o. medicine -
passing and that most diseases can be con-
, 1uerei by simply assisting natural energy.
More than. two-thirds OF all ficknees Is
caused by impure or impoverished blood.
To help nature by mechanical device.
without Drugs, Electricity or Massage TO
purify tho blood Is the principle Of the
Soma- Tension treatment
II takes the age out OF the old ana "a.
| arm and restores The bloom and Visor ana
Youth.
, Hollow sickIy looking faces. the enect
Of lack OF fresh air and pure blood. Will
be Understandable after weeks treat
-rent as Bust. Body and Complexion have
been developed meanwhile to natural
beauty.
No poisonous drugs are needed any
longer to cure the worst form OF hheu.
matism. , H..
tjpo Nervousness. Insomnia and diseases
peculiar to women. 49,
Curvatures and Deformities. no matter
Of how many years standing and regard
less OF sex and axe. are gettlng perms-
nently corrected without plaster cass OF
other painful and uncomfort able appliances
in comparatively short time. .s
We welcome n call Of any one ihIeIest
4, the proCrcss OF science. lntorrha''o"
viii be cordially given. ,,
II unable to call write 'or Pa't'''
SOMA-TENSlON
SANlTARIUM,
2Ss Sixth Ave-. BrOOkly.-
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HALLWAY AND STEAMBOAT TIME
TABLES.

line given is for arrival and departure from
Occur d'Alene.
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Why Is steamer Lyondale so popu-
lar? she leaves daily for Harrison
and Occur d'Alene river points at
1880. Straight through and fast
time.
The Star theater will make a mum
Der of changes in the near future in
the building in which they occupy,
The entire front of the building will
be taken out and replaced with an
arch. leaving the front open. A new
electric sign is to be installed and a
number of other improvements made.
For this evenings entertainment a
new program will be given. the fea-
ture Of which will be Pearl Fisher
and the song, when the Snowbird
Cross the Valley" II Is the plan OF
the management to next week intro
duce a number of specialties into
their program.