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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
A New Use For Dust.

The soles of policrmen's boots
made OF goats hair. s"aweed. hus'
and gum, This is not recipe from
Alice in Wonderland" but the corn
rosition OF a substitute for leather.
invented by John Campbell. chem
list. long employed i'll the rubber
trade.
From s"aweed. carpet dust, goat
hair. Irish moss. gums and chem-
cal process which is his secret. Mr..
Campbell ha already made the follow
ing atonishing lis; OF commodities:
pClicemca's boots. ornamental mold
iacs. pJ.tiions. b"ltinc. upholstery.
b.bbins. Qnr cotton Spirninsl. riec-
Itric switchhoards. flooring. golf balls.
marble" in all Colnrs. chess boards,
hook bindings and "ivory' combs.
Mr. Campbell makes no startling
claims f.. his invention, and admits
that his composite is not equal II
ma;crifAs of IN" highest quality. but
he saws thar it provides an cNc"l[
ent substitute in the manufacture OF
goods which could not bear the price
Y II" best nla"".
The pr0duct has been tested by
rolilcm"u and pOstm"n. and the soies
aad heels are III good condition al
-; nine months wear he says.
Two Thousand feet o. it are now in
usr as betting in macbin" shops. and
the substance has been proved to he
impcrviuus to oils. acids or atmo*-
ptrric conditions. |; Is absolutely
nnn-inflomn,ahlo. Is II is made OF
waste prcduCts. the pric" il low. and
I,riTy very light in weight. il is speci-
" suiia:I" for railway purposes.
# oi,la ain nv s"awr,.f from Devon
shire. and the more exprnSiv" variety
fer the Manufacture az marines from
yapau. limitations ;nagh!" and wool.
Eaich can b. turned on; in any color
or dCsi.n are made Of sCawecd. moss.
Garnet ..us:. gums and chemicals. ny
draulicaIly pressed A beautiful mar
IL. II ,ur can be obtained by pouring
he composite in rId!d stat" over a
G".,r ami blowing il 10 set. TIL" sea
weed which can h" Cn!nTCd or mad"
~ form any design. not only gives IN"
effect Of II" vcininc shown in real
marhI. hat thu, color and tn" veins Z"
righ. through IN" material. Any kind
~, wood can - initiated and IN it,
-,IiahIc state tn" suhstarc" can he
rs il n" same manner as linoleum.
-Dr,rI~t N"ws-Tribunc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
uampIoa E|ks to Pay Tribute To-
Dead Members Next Wednesday
LOST TWO MEMBERS RECENTLY
Every Member VIII Be Expected to
Turn Out and Witness First SEES
sion-Services vii! Be Solemn
and Impressive.

For tn" purlOs" OF Paying Hl''"
ciaI tribute 10 the members. WHO
have III, / during tn" past sew RAJ
months y special session Ul lamp
ton Ledge, 40 3@G. l.. l.. o EikH'
will be held a"NL "Wednesday even
ing. when "A lodge Of Sorrow WI!
be conducted.
1t is ,Np"ctrd that every member
of IN. ur.irr in Hampton ana Nrih-
ity will attend I'll" meeting. Iii" '"T''
mory is expected to be one OF the
mjst beautiful thr Lodge has had ~
several wears.
When the Grand Lodge Of fh'
order me; last year IN phlihU'li'lf'
resolution Was adopted requiring
the local LODGES 10 hold TIL" Lodge
of Sorrow" when two members pass
ed away within Il short time. lamp
ton Lodge has suffered tn" loss OF
two members within III" pass TWEEN
ty days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
ON VISIT TO FRIENDS.
Rev. II. w. Mclaughlin. of LOUIS
willie ky., Guest Of Or. Picker.

Rev. Fl. w. McLaughln. of Louis
Vile. Ky. who is III" gncst O: iN,
and Mrs. Walter A. Pl"ck"r. at the
Augusta Hotel. conducted III" mid
week prayer services III the fiahli.
ton Presbyterian church last night.
Mr.. Mel au9hlin Was for many years
uastsr of tn. church and on" az the
most generally beloved mit Ill
Hanuton. He WIS cordially rec"lN-
ed by hi former pariShi'n"rs last
nieht. Mr.. Mclaughlin will leav':
tomorrow evening for baltimore.
where h" is supplying tn" pulpit q,
the Franklin Street Presbyterian
church during the month OF August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
MR.. LAWSON BUYS SALOON.
Purchases the Business Of Mr.. w. E
Ochson. on South kinu Street.

Mr.. s. S. Lawson. who is wei
known in business circles of lialnt
ton, yesterday purchased tn" Saio"i
business OF Mr.. W. f.. DobsGn, on
South King street. ana will continue
the \busiHess. The change of Owner
shin took place last night at
o'clock, when Mr.. Dobson turned the
KEYS over to his successor. II i
Understood that Mr.. Dobson expects
10 return to Mathews county ah'
engage in farming.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
HOWARD CONFESSES
Neqro Man Admits Having Broken
Into Minkin's Tailor Shop.

George Howard. the negro. who was
dismissed in tn" polio" court l"esha'
morning, was rearrcstcH yesterday on
the charge of breaking into Minhins
tailor shop. Howard confessed the
crime and gave Officer Henry Curtis
two pairs Of the stolen trousers.
When his case was called Tuesday
mornine Minkins failed to appear
against him and Mayor Jones assess
ed the cost against Minkins and as
missed the case against Howard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
EIkS MAY HOLD ANOTHER
BIG FAIR THIS YEAR
Committee to Look Into the Adv's'
ability Of Such an Undertaking
Named BY the Lodge.

At the meeting of HAMpt"n L"d2'
No. %GG, Benevolent and Protective
O.ar of Elks. last nlGh plan, w"r"
srarted for holding biz fair and
bazaar some time newt month. \
committee. consisting Of M"s.SrS
John W skinner. DiNi Frank'l
William House. Edward A. Dar,i'n
and Joseph b. Di"sril was appoint
I'd to look into the ahviaahiitv "t
having the fair and +" max" ~.
port At The regular meeting vi thu
lodge OF "Wednesday. September >.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
BUCkROE CASINO TONIGHT.
Four Excellent Pictures Promised by
Manager Jenkins.

Owing TO slight miShap, 20 the
moving picture machine last nigh
Manager Jenkins was forced 10 cai'
on a portion of the moving plciuE"
show in the Buckroe Ca'ino last
night. Mr.. jenkins informca tn"
crowd that they could get their
money back or secure tickets for the
performance tonight.
"Mnsical Features" My Watch is
Slow" New Way 20 Pay Debts ana
Conspicuous Husband are the PIC
lures announced for tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mr,li K Smith Will i"are to-day
lor IA visit OF several days ~ WaAsr%
boro ana Basic City.
Mrs. RanSHn" of Washington. is
the guest OF Miss Maria Peek. on
South King street.
MIS-. Clara Peck and Miss Jan
n"ttr Peek will l"av" today for Char
iu't"Svillr. to spend several weeks
at the Jefferson Park Hotel.
Mr.. W B ASn,w, Of Chas, city,
arrived il the city yesterday he
will accept a position with tn" John
son Pharmacy.
Mrs. Ashton CrrnShIw Jones Will
luavr today tor her former home in
Bucna Vista. where she will spend
som,imc with her father, Colonel Dan-
il Harold Rucker, Sr.
Mrs. ". s. lIuiSlns. Mrs. Joseph
Tennis. Mr. &. l.. kratzrr and the
Misses Jessie iiudSirS and Nellie
Hudyin> HAY" returned from visit
of ihr"" weeks with relatives Ill
North Carolina
DR.. J. Albert Halxcil". who has been
here To visit Mrs BalZcllc. at IN"
home OF Mr. Henry Lane Schmriz'
VIII leave this morning for his HON" IN
Miami. Fla.
Miss Lula Hughes. who has been
visiting in SmiihIirid. returned yes
trrday and is now the guest of. III"
Misses Phillips. at their Buckroe Beach
cottage.
Miss Edith PhilipS has returned
from a visit OF several days in Rich
mOnd
Misses Susie Kay and Ida Hide
brandt of Richmond, Mrs. Z. w. Ncims
CT Suffolk. anu Mr. and Mrs. George
helms, of Franlintown. La. are guests
of Mrs. J. c. Richardson on Locust
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
LOST.

LOST --HE"TMEE\ CROSS STREETS
and Lee street. a black r"rk"tb'oh,
containing TWO Railroad tickets from
Memphis. Tenn. and return, signed
Caroltn" and Lucy Lighter. cards at
Miss l.ucv Lighter and a Smn'l
brown pnckrthook containing $a'""'
three SIoU h,llS and some change.
Reward II returned to SHERIFF Ii.
X CURTIS S-l?St.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Charged with cruelty to animals
Arthur Huimrs cnlnr"!, was com
mit;cd 10 Jail by Mayor Jones y"st' r
day pending the arrival of all impor-
tant witness. Y is charged that
ifoImrS almost drOv" one OF the
ItGiscs belonging TO q man named
Cook To lnlth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Straight Business Offer.

An ENCOURAGEMENT IN an EhgHsh
paper reads as follows: Stolen. s
watch worth GI0 Ii the thief will
return it. he shall be informed. gratis.
where he may steal one worth two Of
I, and no questions asked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
&C TO viruinia Beach Today.

The Hampton Carpenters ana
.juiners Union Will Civ" is annual
excursion to Nirginin Peach ami
Cane Henry today. The trip t" Nor
folk will be mae" on The steamer
I.nray. l. j. "Xp" ctci thai fully 100
people will 20 on the trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
As to Giee Clubs.

Seeing that they arc about the sad
sest things on earth" observes the
philosopher Of folly. I've often won
dercd why 'glec clubs were so demon,
mated "-CIcycland Leader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Back From Illinois.

Mrs D. y Wishrrd. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. G.. Wisherd and Mr. Edgar Wishcrd
have returned from Bushnell, ILL.,. 10
which point they accompanied Inc
remains Of the lat" Mr.. David y. Wish
,rd for burial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD Pol

Little Girl--O. mamma. knew now
how u.m,ni,,. PARK cnt rs name.
Mot her--liOw?
Little Grill saw a lady in there e"
day hemming handkerchief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Notice to Public

Notice is hereby given that ! have
sold my saloon business in South
King street to Mr.. :. 5. Lawson. who
took control last night August 10.
Persons knowing themselves TO be in
debtcd to me are asked to come for
ward at once and scttl" such indebted
ness while persons holding claims
against IN" will present them to m"
for payment. | earnestly request my
patrons to continue their patronage
vita Mr. Lawson.
w, E. DobSon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED
house for the winter months. Sc"
VI. II. MORGAN Il Company. Hamp-
ton Va. A-2"i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Aim Of Eloouence.

To interes; the passions. io imras
sion the interests, behold, this Is The
aim Of elouuencc-Fr Joseph ROuy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

FOUND AT BUCkRDE BEACH. a
stick pin. Owner can have sam" by
paying for this ad. and proving prop
rriy. W. ii. POWER. PhnbnS. Va.
It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Seven Thousand british subjects are
porn at sea every year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Take your prescriptions to Huiis
Cut Rate Rrug Store. 1-"-il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Try Uu!rs Iittle Liver Pills ~
Hsu1 Cus Rate Drug Stsre. S-stf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Observation-Disclosures
: Matters Personal
Observation-Disclosures

Mr., ii. r. Smith viii ,"aSe tnia
(or visit OF several days N WaHs"
boro ana Basic CITY.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
A NEW FIRM TAXES
 THE TOGGERY STORE
A, L, Townsend of BiSbee and Charles Woods of New
 York Take Charge,

A new firm came into existence last week when the WOmen's Toggery the establishment on Main street, which caters to womeu's every need in the clothes line and does it well, was taken over by Wood and Town send. The store will be run along the same liaes as formerly with a few minor changes and improvements in some departments.
 A. l.. Townsend Is native Of Ala bama, who came to Arizona in 1898. He was connected with the Arizona Copper company at Clifton and the D, c. company at Morenci as head of the dry goods departments. He spent a couple of years in California and came to Bisbee in July, 1906 Mr. Town send was connected with Schwartz Bros. in their furnishing store for months and then was appointed man ager of the Women's Toggery, which position he filled for one and one-half years. He. in connection vita Mr. Wood of New York, have taken over the Toggery Mir Townsend is now in New York buying the new merchan- disc for fall.
 Chas. s. Wood Jr, is resident buy CT of New York city and has been actively engaged as a buyer in the New York market for twenty years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
HAD NARROW ECSAPE
 FROM LOSING LIVES
Two Men Have an Experience
 in the SaIt River,

MESA, Aug. To. D. Merrill of Le
 hi. and Walter Hill of Mesa had an experience in the Salt river Thursday morning which they will not forget in a hurry They were returning to Mesa from Mr. Merrill's mine neaI
 Suniower and attempted to ford the river a short distance below Lehi
 Both men are familiar with the river and while it was running pretty deep Iand swift they thought by keeping on the rifle they could make if across in safety. They soon discovered their mistake, for before reaching ma stream the blackboard was completely submerged and the two men standing up were in water to their waists. The horses unable to breast the current turned down stream and they were forced to swim. Rolls of bedding, grubb box and everything loose was swept away and it was only with the greatest difficulty that the men them selves were able to stick to the veni- cle. After being carried down stream for more than mile they managed to make a landing on the same side of the river as they had entered on.
 The horses were given a breathing spell and then came to Tempe and walked the bridge leaving the team on the north side. Mir Merrill says it was the closest call he ever had.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
TOvREA MAY START CANANEA PACkERY
Enterprise Costing S300,00O Now ldle-Town Improving
 Says BiSbee Packer.


 E. A. Toyrea returned yesterday from a trip to Cananea, where he went to review the financial situation. and determine whether or not condi- tions there are such as to justify the opening of the big packing house whicn his company has built there. He was very much encouraged over the outlook, but has not fixed any date at which operations will begin at the plant. although it will very probably be in the near future.
 Toyrea stated yesterday afternoon that four of the eight furnaces at Can anea had been blown in, and that the others were being rapidly completed. Merchants are sending out orders roi goods, confidence in the camp is grow ing, and there is every reason to be- lieve that in short time something like former conditions will be restor- ed.
 The packing plant, owned by E. A. Tovrea & Co, represents az invest ment of s300,000 and was completed a short time before the financial depres- sion set in. Its operation will mean the additional employment of no small number of men, and will aid ma terially toward bettering conditions in the Mexican copper camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
FALLS IN 4 FIT
 DURING 4 TRIAL
John Pauling, Juyman in Case Yesterday Taken Sudden
 y lll-Juy Dismissed.

The deliberations of tae jury in the trial of Chas. Watson, colored. charg. ca with yagrancy, in Justice Hogan court, were interrupted by an unusual occurrence yesterday afternoon. John fauling, one of the iurymen. fell on the floor in an epileptic fit, and it was necessary to hastily summon a physician, who soon brought him around
 The jury had been in session about an hour when Pauling. without say ing a word to anyone, got up and ieft the room. Constable Wilmoth. who was in charge of the jury, met him as he was leaving and told him 10 return, as he had no permissiop ta leave without the whole jury accom- panying him.
 Pauling did not reply. probably be- cause he could not, and obeyed the request of the constable. Immediately after entering the room he fell oa the floor in fit. The other members of the jury rendered him such assist ance as they could, threw water in his face and sent for a physician. Paul. ing is a carpenter who is well known here. IrrssiE'
 In accordance with Section 962 of the penal code, which reads as follows. Justiee Hogan dismissed the jury: If. after the retirement of the jury, or any otaer accident or cause occur to prevent their being kept for delibera- ton, the jury may be dismissed
 A new trial of the case will be had Tuesday afccraeels at 2 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
CAMPAIGN FUR NEW MEMBERS
 IN '. M. [. 4.
Era of Improvement Begun Nearly $2,000 of New Fur f'lture Installed in the Lobby. New Physical Director.

beginning yesterday the Young
 wen Christian Association have in acuNe operation a 1000 Club" with lIs object than of securing a member Snip or tOoO in the local association oy January lst, 1909. This club has been carefully and thoroughly organ ized' cnairmen having been chosen rom each of the shafts of the dis triet to handle small sectional com mittee in their particular shaft. It is Tn this way that the association ex- poets to reach men who have up to this time been unaequainted with the privileges offered members and there is little doubt in the minds of the men who are interesting themselves in the matter of increasing the membership but that the 1000 mark will be reached by the first of the new year.
 . Many interesting features will De vac<, sd to the association work this fall and with the new equipment in place tais mems club should prove the most attractive pleasure resort for men in Bisbee, About S1S0O will be put into new furnishings for the lobby of the building, large leather rockers. arm chairs, new reading tables, correspond ence tables, magazine racks and newspaper racks having been ordered to take the place of the old furniture now in use. A S700 Steger Pfanola Will add to the appearance and will give the members many pleasant hours. A new set of ivory billiard balls, with two sets of pool balls will make the equipment of the social de partment all that can be wished for 1ineoleum will beNlaid on the present cement floor and new chairs have been ordered, thus making a home like social room for the members. This new furniture is a gift of the Cop per Queen company.
 Thos. Holt, the new physical direct or, is due to arrive during the coming week and the physical department promises to be one of the strongest of the association during the fall and winters work.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
THE STUFF OF WHICH
 VILLAGES ARE MADE
Red Men Take Heap Big Lot
 and Officers Take Indians.

The whole Indian village at Saca- ton is scheduled for arrest and de- Iportation to Florence, according to the story which is going the rounds at Phoenix. Shariff McGee, with deputy Indian police and other detachments of officers. left Thursday for the .In- dian town and are expected to return to Phoenix with from twenty to fifty Indians on the charge of confiscating the property Of the M. 6 P. railroad.
 As early as last December the local officials of the road learned that ties, bridge timbers and other lumber had come up missing and that some of it had probably gone into the making of Indian domiciles.- The Indians were warned time and again to leave this material alone but it was ap- parently without effect.
 4 few days ago information came to the Phoenix officers that a large quantity of ties, section house doors which had disappeared, lumber of va rious sorts had been found used in the construction of Indian houses at the Sacaton reservation. It looked after a cursory survey as if a whole Indian village had been built out of M. & P. supplies, which were numerE ous and handy
 Decisive action was then instituted to stop the practice and punish the offenders and unless the plans of the officers and the railroad company are circunvented, a large number of In- dian braves will sit in solitary con finement or do time on the new pen lat Florence where they could use quite bunch of husky toilers of that tribe. It is possible that the Indians may contend that this lumber fioated down the river and what they took was simply salvage.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
MANY STATES WILL PARTICIPATE
 AT THE ALASKA-YUKON EXPOSITION

lDropriated $1O,0OO, but this sum will
 be increased by about $60,000 more
 during the early pat of the 1909 ses- sion of the legislature. Missouri has
 a custom of appropriating a prelimina- " amount for expositions, and then. at later date, enlarging the sum.
 Missouri will start to build within a | few weeks.
 New York has selectd a beautiful site overlooking Lake Washington. upon the shores of whic1. the expos itlon borders. The plans for a hand some and imposing structure are now being finished Members of the com mission visited Seattle recently to pick out location and to inspect the progress of the work on the exposition. They were so pleased with what they saw that it is probable that they will recommend an additional appropria- tion to the one of $75,000 already made. The Empire state will do much entertaining in it's building during the exposition.
 Utah, which will spend about s25,- 900. will soon be ready to begin work Nebraska and Pennsylvania, .waIcn made appropriations of s15,000 ana S75,0O0, respectively will wait till the next meetings of their legislature be fore erecting their buildings.
 Assurance has been given the man agement that at least ten other states will take part All of the common wealth Of the Pacific West will partic- ipate and many states of the Middle West and East have signified their intention of getting into line. It is the plan of these states to make their appropriations early in the sessioiis of their next legislatures. which will give them ample time in which to build their buildings and collect their displays before the exposition opens.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
lspeciaI Co1respondence.l ]


 SEATTLE. Aug. 1.-The different states of the union that are going to participate in the Alaska-Yukon Pacific expositiont, which will be held here beginning June 1 and are ending Oc- tober 15. 1909, are busily engaged in getting t!iei~ buildings and exhibits ready.
 Oregon, the first commonwealth to begin building, has it's handsome s Tucture nearly completed. The state appropriated S100.0O0 but the commis- sion has decided that an additional s50,0G0 will be necessary to make the showing it desires, and at the meeting of the legislature next January that sum will be forthcoming.
 Washington, which made an appro- priation of S4OO.000, will be ready to break ground within a few weeks. For the past year the commission has been busy arranging for displays. The Washington building. as the Evergreen state will be the hostess, will be used mostly for entertaining purposes. It will be large structure, purely class ic in style of architecture, and will be built partly of brick, which will make it a permanent building.
 California has broken ground for it's building, which will be an attract i've edifice in the old Spanish mission style. The Golden state appropriated S100, 900 and it is likely that this amount will be supplemented at the next legislative session A feature of the California building will be a semi tropical garden which will surround it.
 Missouri has selected a site and the plans of the building have been drawn and approved The Show Me" state will have handsome headquarters. which will cost $25,000 Missouri ap-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-02
ATTACHED PROPERTY
 CERRO COLORADO u.
Mining Claims and Equipment Have Been Attached and a
 Lien Filed,

TUCSON. Aug. Hugo J. Dohaa
 has caused an attachment to be filed agianst the Cerro Colorado mines, min, ing claims. mill sites and real proper. ty in the Ariyas mining district The claim is for a debt, aggregating that sum, being claimed by the plaintiff,
 Donau.
 A lien has been flied against the same properties by Albert Steinfeld & Co, that firm claiming a balance due for materials furnished the op- erating company. The sum claimed lis SfS35.74.
 The Cerro Colorado silver mining claims and equipment have been in charge of Chas. E. Udall, who has been developing the property under adverse conditions. The presence of Daniel Sully, as stated, was of no ad- vantage to Udall and Sully retired