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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
Salad.

Steamers Juno (Norl Abrahamscn
l-andskrona; Chclford OBJ Wood
Rotterdam; Northampton (Br) Fox
worthy. Cavannah.
Schooner John J Hanson, Moore
Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
"Tie and Apron Ball.

TIC and Apron" Bail.
The baseball team of the Young
Mons Hcwbrew Association will give
Ia Tic and Apron ball at Barnes
Hall at 8 o'clock tonight for the 10
nciit of the uniform fund of tho team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

Women should understand that
melancholia, commonly called "the
blues is in nine times out of ten II
suresymptom of some serious female
organic arrangement and should
have immediate attention.
Women whose spirits are
depressed, and who are ailing
and miserable, should RELY upon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

being made in the interest of speed
and not for safety. He expressed the
belief that the direct hoist can be
made safe.
Broken Hoist Slow.
He thought also that there Is no
broken hoist that would permit OF
such rapid firing as IS averaged by
the American ships with the direct
hoist but that the danger now Is
great. The c'oss examination by Al
miral Capps resulted III more direct
accusations and positive dcnials.
Gunnery was referred incidentally
TO by Senator Penrosc. senator TN
man spoke Of the record made at san
t!ago as 'moicrn glory"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

License TO marry was ISSUED in the
clicks Office of the Corporation Court
Yesterday. Ia hntonia Damino and
Miss Helen Il. Eal,ins. both OF this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
"R0W" CLAIMED BY SIMS

Continued from First pogco
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
ARRANGEMENT no. 1.

Heavy White Enamcicd Bed.
National Wire He'd Spring (bcst
mfdc)
l Forty Pound Cotton Felt Mat
ir'ss, in two sections, (This mat.
trcss alone retails Tor SOD
l Ppir Six Pound Goose Feather PHI
lows.
Mahogany Stained bureau, with
Large Oval Bcvclcd Edged Chcval
Mirror
l Mahogany Stained wash stand to
Totch
/ Mahogany Stained Cane Seat Chair.
l'hc caual cost to furnish II room COM
plutc In this manner would be about
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03
EXTRAORDINARY
4 'GJRRJI'I'UJH2El1 SALE
Furniture of ''Poynt Comfort Tavern is for Sale
the Premises at Old Point Comfort.

IL little and piece offered condition; all,
excellent quality bought
coptonal purchase tactlcaly
ngiy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

This Furniture will be sold in two ways First offer the
complete furnishings of bedroom for given sum;
pieces will be sold separately as desired
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

Rocker.
Mahogany Stained Room Table.
! Ice Water pitcher and Glass.
Candle stick.
White Toilet Set, G pieces.
Spring Roller Shade.
20 Yards of Japanese Mating.
& llcmmcd Gotten Sheets. extra size
q Hemmod Cotton Pillow slips,
s Cotton Hmck Room Towels.
. Turkish Bath Towels.
| Cotton Padded Comfort
! Extra Large Marscillcs Spread
N7E OUR PRICE MSE
VI ~ FOR ENTIRE LOT C&u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-03

Schooner john Pierce, Crowley
New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

n.
brave men stand as beacon ,i,,,l
tne newcomer; where a great M
sity Is building to life still blgSa, \
trained mind. and where temsls,
worship point the soul to God sos !.
OF . life beyond. Here. ania
pleasant earthly environments /, |
live and love. Let thy people /. !
people; and thy God my God,
Exercises Concluded.
Following the address Of q, \
pentvr, at the suggestion Of No.
of the Day Webster the stnr, |
America were sung by the as,,.
lage, accompanied by the band
While waiting for the dovnroo,
abate the band rendered apotbs,
lection, after which the line O, M,
was again formed to the building \
the work Of laying the stone u
pleted.
Contents Of the Box
The following articles were jeps
ed 10 the corner stone:
Copy Of the Grand Lodge prUe.,
ings 1908.
Copy of Grand Chapter proceedh
1908,
Copy of Grand Commandery 4
ceediugs 1908.
R0ater of Gainesville Lodge IA 1
f. & A. Mos.
Raster Of Gainesville Chapter \
2-9S.
Roster of Pilgrim Comman5oT !
.7-7s.
J. I. Blake, one dollar SCRIP N
ida.)
r. T. sehafer, several old cvIa
! By>laws OF Center Lodge No
r. o. o. r..
Bylaws of Mt. Vernon L0ts' \
20. X. OF p.
Copy OF The Gainesville D5Jy =
Copy of Gainesville Eleyatof
Copy OF bylaws Of B. ?. o / !
$50.
>Rnbt Mcclellan, one bunsfet :
lars (Confederate)
J, Maxey Dell, photo ", Il Ea's
SaIlie Mcclellan, photo h'
church.
List OF officers Of GainesyI0' h'
No. Al. r. q A. NJ, for year 'sA
List Of officers Of Grand lAds
a. A, NJ, of Florida.
Book OF Constitution. F 8 >
Eeefyhody regretted that " I
should have married what 'o'H
wise have been one Of the -
persdes ever seen in Gaine''uA
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HoppRy Hop

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by The aid OF crutehes or e'ls' I.
less you have los, a limb y
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DOwnpOur Of Rain Failed to Keep
the Progressive Gaines
Williams in Their
Homes.
PEOPLE LOVE
ADVANCEMENT
----------
Fully Two Thousand People Were
on Square and Adjoining
Streets, But bad
to Return.

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o "GaInesvilIe 10 the moAt moral, o
q the best governed, and the most o
0 intellectual city In the 'Land Of Q
o Flowers "--Extract from address o
o Of Rev. Carpenter. 0
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

and so personal, are TO be solved by
making the condition OF each indl.
viduai better, and happier When
we shall have solved individual prob
lens we shall have met the crying
need OF the nations life. To enrich
the individual man. to make his lot
easier, TO enhance his property. to
throw around him as a mB1 the safe
guards Of society and protect what is
sacred to him and his loved ones, Is
10 make easy the unraveling OF all
knots OF difficulty which stand On
the way OF the largest national great
ness,
We can never elevate the moral or
intellectual life OF a people until we
shall have lifted up the individual
man, lie may have been so unfortu-
nate as not to have been born IN Vir.
ginla or Georgia, and II Is possible
hls family cannot trace their ancestry
TO some Grand Duke, or rich baron OF
the past and he may be comparative.
" poor IN stocks and bonds. yet
Masonry recognizes that "A mans a
man for a. that"
Inside our lodge room each man
stands before the worshipfui Master
with equal righta There, no dis
tlnctons are raised Thete, no bar
rIera stand against promotion. The
present King OF England and the
President Of the United States are
both Masons, but inside the lodge
room they are given no rights which
do not belong to anothers
speaks o. Human Brotherhood.
II Il shall be 80 that when men, wo
men and children pass this completed
structure they shall think OF this fact
and shall say this bnildinG speaks Of
my personal rights, my Individual In
tereats then & shah be Of value &c
this community. and an honor "a
those who have erected Il
mt 20 a step furthes and eat
your attention 20 tho further fact that
this TEMPLE ALSO SPEARS OR
HUMAN nRoTHERHoop.
| We believe IN the Fathorhood Of
God and me Brotherhood % Maa
There a kinship Of blood which
unlteu families. tribes. aud nations
there h also . klnHhip ~ relations
OF associations. n brotherhood ~ IN
serests growing out % voluntary vows
a community oi interests. think a,
Aora brotherhood a stronger and goo
farther than ghc wogd ffatarnlty
Witch IA, indeed a MOST beautiful word
n very peculiar sense Mapgns ari
hard OF brothers They teach III
undyiRg principles IN their beautlm
and elaborate ritnal They pFaeiicg
possibly nas to so great "a extent a
they should rs prineiplek and apgs
20 hunlan soFrow ana saHerlnw th
halm ~ relief ana sha diylnr enw
fcga 81 a brother wNh "a ogsel
nihle apon enc altar 81 the fsiw
rocr and with me principles ~ an
precious bcos Incorporated mec IN
woyk ~ the cr.ier. 80 Aos see nat
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the itching and other discomfort caused by troubles "a
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again nourished with heahfu blood and the 1855 away
the has been removed Book skiu diseases and
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Of stationery. Neatae'''
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-10

The candidates. Cor ne Presidency
a. nv rRltea States Ten as they have
. key whicA wil uRl0Sk an the mys
terisa az snccssa Which oey country
needs; and thar o. put his paFgz n
power ana ire Mlng IA aone nut
a. ! see a. these prObisus % vital
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29

speed in his day, and among these one
or the most remarkable was done at one
of the recent Sunday meets at Celtic
Park. On this particular occasion Sher-
idan was late in reaching the field or
battle-a habit of all really great ath-
letes. He drove through the gate at
Celtic Park and ran to the fence sur
rounding the field. only TO behold with
Chagrin that his favorite discus event
was well under way. The other throw
ers, however. were nearly through the
first round"
Too late said Martin TO himself, in
sheer disgust; but just then the thought
of a solid gold medal set with a diamond
flashed through his mind, and I'm a jiffy
his Irish was up. Over the fence and
across the field went Sheridan on the
dead run. You're too late unless you
want TO try it as you are" said the field
judges. Gimme time TO get my coat
of. viii your snapped Sheridan.
The all-around champion doffed his
coat and hat, and with no spiked shoes
to make his footing secure, won the
event from scratch with a throw Of over
1876 feet. Any one who has tried to
juggIe the weights while dressed in
street toys ana smooth leather shoes
Will be able TO appreciate this great
feat of Sheridan's.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
GEORGETOWN GAMES
INAUGURATION WEEK
Eleventh Annual Indoor Meet Will Be Held March
Bright Prospects for Strong Track Squad
This Season.

those men now in college. who COM
peted in London, at the Georgetown
games, as we'll as some Of the leading
lights from the New York athletic
clubs. the people Of the Capital Will be
entertained with a miniature Olympic
meet.
The Georgetown Outlook.
Great things are expected from the
REINFORCED Georgetown field and track
squad this season. The veterans who
returned and who are counted upon 20
form the nucleus OF the best team had
at Georgetown since the DAYS OF Duffey,
WereTs. Reilly. and Holland. are Gibbs.
AEohn. Fred Rice, Martin. ex-Captain
Devine. Miller. MunhaII. and BieIaski.
New men who are heralded as sure
poiHt-Winuers are Reach, former cap
tain of the SOtre Dame track team,
who two years ago captured two firsts
and a seco.f at the Indiana State meet
in the spirits and broad jump; Tommy
Smith. last year the best indoor hurdIer
in the South, when cOmpetiT as q
Preparatory student. DougheI ", for
merly a high jumper at India Ia State
University; O'COnnor. last year with
the Georgetown Props, and winner Of
the shot-put in the Georgetown gym
nastic games; McQuail. a weight man
from the Georgetown Prep; Kingsley.
d half-mileT; LOWney. last years quar-
teT-miIeT at Niagara University. ard
SchIosser, formerly Of the Second Regi-
ment, a broad jumper and weigh. man
OF local note
The Georgetown squad will start
training Immediately after the Christ
mas holidays, under the supervision OF
some Of the alumni
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29

The eleventh annual renewal or the
Georgetown University Indoor Meet
will be held Saturday evening. March 6.
en- Convention Han.
In furthering the plans begun last
year. the management this season will
eudeavor to make the games strictly q
collegiate affair The attempt last year
along this line resulted favorably, and
il is thought the games can be made
still more attractive, coming as they do
in Inauguration week.
At present # Is expected all the lead
ing universities will be represented this
year. The meet has steadily gained
wide prestige in collegiate circles.
Among the universities and colleges
that competed I'm 1907, and who are
counted upon 10 put IN an appearance
again this year are Princeton, Yale.
Cornell, Columbia. Virginia. Wesleyan.
Fordhem, and Johns Hopkins. Added
to these will be the Georgetown squad,
representatives from the various Mary
land colleges. and a prominent Western
university
Southern Colleges Invited
The management is anxious TO enroll
the leading Southern colleges, such as
the University of MOI n Carolina,
North Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Vanderbilt. Virginia Military
Institute. and Virginia polytechnic IN
stitute The chances of having both
West Point and Annapolis on hand this
year seem bright, as the midshipmen
and cadets Will be in Washington for
the Inauguration
The events viii be according 10 Olym-
pic standards, in metres. and by having
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
HYLANO AND MEMSIC
REACH AGREEMENT
Lightweights Come TO an Under
standing Over Weight and
Match Is Dated.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. g.
Fighting Dick Hyland and DO
hemian" George NIemsic will figure as
the principals in the next lightweight
battle to be staged by the Pacific Ath-
letic Club.
These two sturdy youngsters will meet
in a scheduled ten-round, no-decision
bout in the Maud Junction ring on the
night Of December IS. HyIand and
Memsic late tonight slipped by the last
barrier that stood in the way of the
match when they agreed upon the
weight-lS3 pounds at o'clock.
They will box for so per cent of the
gross receipts, 20 be divided on 50 and
a basis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
Refusal of Newman to Re-
turn May Bring About
Change.
MANAGER MURRAY
FAVORS THE PLAN
Bunny" Larkin and Charles Nc
Carthy the Choices of Stu
dent Body.

Assistant Manager Murray, of the
Georgetown football department who
next season advances TO the position Of
manager, made the announcement yes
terday that no definite word had been
given him as yet by Coach Newman,
regarding the renewal of his contract
for next season.
If Newman decides TO stop at George
town, it is more than likely the ath-
1etic association will decide upon re-
- turn to the graduate system, and ar
range 10 nave some former Georgetown
star at the helm IN 1863.
Murray expressed the opinion yester-
day chat though Coach Newman had
not replied definitely 20 his proposition.
he was practically sure the former
Cornell star would not be at George
town next September. The new man
ager greatly favors the graduate system
and remarked ne would like to see the
former methods in vogue at George
town again
LaTkin or Mccarthy.
If possible Bunny Larkin. George
town haIfback in 1904 and this season
head coach at Cornell, may be induced
to take up the reins at his alma mater.
Larkin will return TO Washington in
December, TO resume his medical work
al one of the local hospitals, and may
be able to devote some of his spare
time 10 coaching Georgetown next fall.
If LaTkin can not undertake the task.
the next most logical candidate seems
10 be Charley Mccarthy, the most .am-
Gus end ever at Georgetown. For three
years after leaving Georgetown, Nc
Carthy coached the Boston College
track team with great success. While
playing at Georgetown, Mccarthy was
mentioned by Walter Camp, in his re-
view of the football seasons. as the
greatest end in The South and among
the best in the country.
Next week the Georgetown varsity
players will elect a captain for the 1853
season and at present two men, Stuart
and McNulty, loom up as the most logi-
cal candidates. Stuart has played quar-
terback for the past two years, while
AicNulty was a star in the back field
in 1907. being kept out OF the game most
OF the past season on account OF in
juTies
Twelve Veterans Back.
But two of this years team graduate
next spring. leaving twelve varsity
players TO draw from next fall. This
is the best prospect Georgetown has
enjoyed for five years, and with good
fortune should turn out team in 1909
that will rank with the best in the
South. Players this year who are count
ed upon 20 return for 1909 are Eager,
center; Cunnif anu Daley, guards,
NeimheTL and OROuTke. tackles, Low
Hey and Miller ends; Sitterding and
Stuart, quarterbaCks, and Shea, Nc
Nulty, Pallen and Maher in the back
field.
Two promising men viii enter college
from the Prep school next fall i'm Nc
Quail and Kerwiu, both weighing over
$50 pounds and considered the stars of
the Prep team the past season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
LANGFORD MATCHED
TO MEET jim FLYNN
Fighters Will Engage in Bout at
San Francisco Next
Month

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-AH de-
tails for the fight between Sam Lang
ford, the negro whirlwind, and jim
Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, who are
matched TO meet before Sam Berger $
club at the Coliseum December 10, were
arranged today.
Flynn, who has been guaranteed 81 COO
win. lose or draw, left Los Angeles to-
night prepared 10 go into training at
Shannon's Monday morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29

Artillery team, while Lacklan, who will
hold down the other guard, is an old
Y NJ c. A. player.
O'DWyer, formerly a member of the
fast Carroll Institute and Company G
fives, has Joined the ranks OF the First
Regiment quint- His reputation as a
8oal thTOwer and star all-round PLAYER
should get him place Oh the team.
The Fendau Cadet duint Is made up
of fast players, but is sadly lacking in
team work. A little more practice will
probably help the team in this respect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
Only Setbacks Were De-
feat by Navy and Tie
With Bucknell.
TALENT
DELIVERED GOODS
Basis of Team Was Washington
High and Prep School
Players.
Bv HARRY M. DODD.

Who is stung? Wen, they say it's
George Washington, and the say sounds
good to more than one Of the local foot
ball authOrities-that George Washing
ton University OF Washington, com
posed largely Of locally developed tall
ent, is the most serious claimant 10 the
Southern championship laurels.
1t sounds like a pipe, but that's the
dope. and good stun At that George
Washington that heretofore IN collegi-
ate athletics has held firmly to the last
round OF the ladder IS now the first
choice for the Southern title. Oh, what
a changel And even now the majority
Interested in Southern football can
hardly understand how the downtown
school has brought out the powerful
football machine which hbs gone through
enc OF the hardest campaigns Of any Of
the smaller colleges in the country and
established such a formidable record.
Washington Talent.
Another feature which should be taken
into consideration In turning over this
question Of George WashiugtOn's sue
cess and supremacy is the fact that
this team, which has. with but two eX-
options, won all it's games, is not
an aggregation OF players expert
enced IN college football, but an
eleven made up basicaIly Of men who
got their experience at the local prep
and high schools. The large majority
are from the Washington high schools.
The credit for the development OF the
team IS due entirely 70 the untiring eff
forts OF Coach Nelson lie has worked
with the George Washington team for
The past several years with only a mod
crate showing, but the results Of this
years campaign were the direct out
come Of his previous instruction. There
were flaws IN the work Of the Ratchet
tie eleven this year. but 10 is not TO be
expected that an eleven composed al
most entirely OF men new 10 the coll
Iege gridirou game should work with
such nice precision as the George Wash
lnstoh team
mat navy DeIeat.
The only bI0ts on the work of the
Hatchetite aggregation this fall were its
defeat by Annapolis and tie with Buck
nell The game at Annapolis was on q
day which made the field more suitable
LOT "atel polo than a gridlron battle,
and the showing OF George Washington
cannot oe harnaly criticised. George
washington Is heavy team, but speed
hot weight has been the big item IN
us success. Tie ram on the DAY the
saw game wa P'ayea mace quick &C
'oH iilpos9'"'e. anu gave the Hea'y anu
- ~. si"s -'1'S an su' an
'ase Ni"S" -Eeoe One ceLeAt OF the
oay''ai team tAI.-S'.''Ie- II was tAe
oh'y loss s1'lS ihel Dy lAe da'c-eliIs
S4Lau tLtou Il'"I the seasoA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
Basketball Shoots and Passes

Peters the champion aIl-round ath-
lete Of Fort Myer has recently taken
up basketball and promises to develop
into a classy player. His showing TO
date stamps him as a likely back for
The team.
HOagland will take care Of center for
the troopers with his usual ability,
while Mclean md Fergus will do the
goal throwing.
NOlkman, right guard for the troop
ers, was last year a member Of the fast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
HUGO KELLY SURE
PAPKE WILL LOSE

Hugo Kelly. the Chicago middIeweights
arrived IN Los Angeles today with his
trainer, S"AIolly' Mcdonald.
Kelly Is sure he can beat Paplxe, after
seeing the way the Illinois thunderboIt
was handled by Ketchel- Kelly will
train at Santa Monica.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
DANNY MAHER LEADS
RIDERS IN ENGLAND
Finishes Season With I39 Firsts.
Croker, Sixteenth; King Ed
ward, Seventeenth.

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Danny Maher. the
American jockey headed the list Of win
ming jockeys on the English turf. for
the season ending today.
Ma,her scored 139 firsts.
In the list OF winning owners J. 3. Joel.
the South African magnate, is first. his
total winning being S131 30 August
Belmont staI4Is fifteenth, Richard Crok-
er. sixteenth, and King Edward, seven
teeaUh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29
GARFIELDS' Def.

The fast Garfield football eleven de
feated the Brcokland squad yesterday
by is to II. The Garfield management
is anxious to arrange games with teams
averaging los pounds. Address w,
Baker, 2I2 3 street southeast.