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and Wright, their scores being 81, 6-3.
20. 6-3 and Ga against Sinsabaugh and
Bundy. The victors took 25 games to
% taken by the vanQuished.
The best exhibition of tennis thus far
in the women's singles was evoked in
this afternoons match between Mrs.
3. o. Bruce and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss,
the most promising of the younger
players Her skill in backhand strokes,
both chopping and driving, is phenom-
email. In the first set Mrs. Bruce cone
of the famous Sutton sisters) only sue
ceeded in capturing the second game;
in the third Miss Hotchkiss won a love
game and took every succeeding game
till she won the set.
In the second set Miss Bruce rallied
and took the first three games, when
Miss Hotchkiss again became aggress-
I've. putting four games TO her credit.
Mrs. Bruce taking the next three and
set, GA. In the third set Mrs. Bruce
again led 20, when Miss Hotchkiss, by
adding somewhat more caution and pa
thence to her brilliancy, took every sue
ceeding game. Mrs. Bruce, after the
third game which ran twice to deuce,
scarcely scored a point.
The women's championship singles
will be played Saturday afternoon, and
Miss May Sutton will have a formidable
competitor in Miss Hotchkiss for a
chance to contest that event. The
other championship matches in which
ladies participate are the mixed doubles
for Thursday afternoon and the
women's doubles for Friday.
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taken by Bundy and Sinsabaugh and
the game ran out in their favor, to o.
Wright and Niles then got on their
nettle and ran the game to two sets
all.
match was progressing between Mel
willie Long and c. Gardner and Louis
Freeman and A. Bell. Bell and Free
man played a cautious. waiting game.
while their opponents tried more rapid
tactics, losing point after point by
their own errors. The three first sets
fell 10 Bell and Freeman with scores
OF TO I and to 5 and TO 3.
At o'clock I. G. Wright and \. Mics
PLAYED in the final game of the mems
doubles against A. Bell and l. Free
man the winners to compete Friday
Afternoon against NJ. Mclaughlin and
q. James. the champions last year. Bell
and Freeman fought losing fight with
great pluck and tenacity, contesting
every point. but the clever placing
and hard smashing of the fasteners
carried the first two sets 10 and
S TO 3.
Miss May Sutton added this afternoon
one more victory 10 her almost count
less list. Her match with Miss Golda
Never proved even more one sided than
seemed probable. In the first set MISS
Meyer failed 70 score, while the second
set ended 60 in favor of Miss sutton
Miss Meyer ran many games 10 deuce,
but there lost her vantage.
The great match between east and
west, after a splendid display OF very
fast tennis on both sides, ended In
another hard won conquest for Niles
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STANFORD BALLMEN PRACTICE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. To-
Fall baseball practice was started at
Stanford university yesterday. At the
elect of the varsity 2S men appeared
and were assigned to three mines and
Will practice every Monday and
Wednesday throughout the semester.
The men who signed are for the most
part new aspirants, although five vet
Grams are among the number. The
players who signed are: c. E. Samp-
son '09. w. c. Theile '0S, j. H. Bell 'oS.
comber '0s. c. E. Glove '0s. Fl. T. Den
MS 'O9 ]. NJ. Clarke '09. H Fitting '0e.
L. A. Henley 'os. S. L. Large 'O9, L. H.
Cochran 10, M. Parsons 10, A. g..
Tallant II. B. L. Ball II. G. +.
Reiter II. c. G. Duffin II, H. L. Small
II, J. p. James IL, c. G. Walker III.
L. Enderle ~, r. Sinard '12, W. n
weast '12, NJ. obear '12. B. Edwards ~.
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Spanish Queens WIN
Wright and Niles, Tennis Experts,
Defeat Bmdy and Sinsabaugh

DEL MONTE Sept 15Two rafting matches in mems doubles
occupied this morning The weather ideal
and the players This being semifnas the
hadt to take three of five sets.
the experts c Wright and Nathan Niles
Boston, against southern California T. Bundy
and Snabaug The opening advantage with the easteners
who led at the of the second game with loves points
being Bundy twice serving double fault Here the
Caoan improved their plays and the three all
one error Wrig following careful obbing and placing
deuce From this the advantage was
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soUTs FOR RELIANCE CLUB

OAKLAND, Sept 15.-Toby Irwin and
Fred Ward are billed to furnish the
main six round event at the Reliance
in the Piedmont pavilion. Irwin is
training at North beach. in San Fran
cisco. and Ward is preparing himself
at Vallejo. Ward is a slashing fighter
Of the Battling Nelson type. and he is
expected to keep the clever Irwin busy.
Young Turner, a husky colored scrap
per. and Otto Fritch are to clash in a
special event. scheduled to go six
rounds Fred Cooley and Dave Mills,
light heavy weights, are matched for
six rounds. Three preliminaries will
open the program.
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Freddie Welsh Knocks
0ut Frank CarSey

LOS ANGELES. Sept. Is. = Freddie
Welsh, the English lightweight cham
pion, knocked out Frank Carsey Of
Chicago in the fourth round before the
Pacific athletic club here tonight,
Carsey was fighting strong when the
clever Englishman worked his famous
shift and sent a crushing right to the
jaw that dropped Carsey like q log
was unable to move for 80 seconds
The attendance was 5000, the bout be-
ing scheduled for 10 rounds. Welsh
barely escaped serious injury in the
third round, when. rushing past Car
sey. he plunged face foremost upon
the lower rope of the ring. Charlie
Eyton was referee.
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RUGBY TEAMS WILL CONTEST

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 15.-
The second Rugby game of the season
Will be played tomorrow afternoon.
when the freshmen 10 will meet the
The lineup of the freshmen win be as
follows: Crandall. r. Smith. Cilker.
Halls. Schaupp. Hubbard. Gilmore, for.
wards: whitney, wing forward; Dono-
van, half: Erb. King, f1ves; A. San
born. center; T. Sanborn, S. Coleman.
wings; Brown. full.
The Pa1o Alto lineup will be: Ste
vens. Lockwood. Duryea. Henley. Boul-
ware. Ostrander. Benn. forwards: Dar-
sic. wing forward: W. Thoburn. half:
Templeton. FIVE: Thoburn Matherson'
centers; Bea1e, Rising, wings; Dietles.
full.
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Jamestown Races

JAMESTOWN, Va. Sept. 15.-Today's re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-HanoIa won, Iith-
onogen second, Ed Schuster third. Time,
1:17 Is.
Second race, one miIe--flarney won, Fancy
Bird second, Usury. third. Time, 1:44.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles
Besterling won, Laughing Eyes second, Evelyn
s third. Time, 1850.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Robin Hood won,
Western knight second, Sudden Start third.
Time. 1:16 3-5.
Mexican Silver second. LADY irma third. Time
1:16 3-5.
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WILL HOLD THEATER PARTY

OAKLAND. Sept. 15.-The Reliance
athletic club will hold benefit theater
party at the Orpheum Monday night.
September 81. The proceeds OF the
theater party are 20 be applied to the
expense OF moving the club and In
staliing it in Reed HAN, Thirteenth and
Harrison streets. which has been leased
for seven years. The club will move
from its present quarters in the Pied
mont pavilion October /. After the
Reliance athletes are settled in their
new home they will hold an amateur
boxing and wrestling tournament
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FOR MEN ONLY

Admission Free. What can be seen at the
GALLERY OF SCIENTIFIC WONDERS. 745
Market ST., San Francisco. Cal Wonders OF
Pathology. Wonders Of Osteology. wonders OF
the Digestive 0rgans- Study the origin and
Development OF the human race from the
cradle to the grave See the freaks Of nature
the curiosities and monstrosites ADMISSION
FREE. Gallery OF Scientific Wcnder. 7l5
Market St: San Francisco. Cal.
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FIRST FALL COMPETITION

the track team OF Berkeley high school
viii have their first competition this
fall tomorrow afternoon. when they
VIII hold their interclass track meet on
the University OF California oval All
the classes viii enter a large number
of athletes as class feeling is strong
this year -
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WINNERS AT SALEM

SALEM. Ore. Sept 15.--The summary at
state fair grounds
i. First race. 2:20 pace. purse ss00-solano won
three straight heats. Ken West second, Alta
third. Time. 2:O9 10
2:le trot. purse 81 oOo-Emily w won three
straight heats, Della Derby second, Easter
Bells third. Time 2:1212
Two year old pace, purse $500 Bonnie Antrim
won. King Seal second, Sadie third. Time
Comhury won. Calves second. Crigl third. Time
i4s1 ~ -
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By, Sutor s, by Graney s. Base
on balls-on Sutor- Z, on Graney 2. Two base
hit-Danzig: Sacrifice hit-Raftery. First base
on bases-San Francisco 4, Portland Q. Time
Of game-1 hour and 35 minutes. Umpires-
Flynn and Cheyns.
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wHEELMEN SELECT oFFIcERs

ALAMEDA Sept. I5.-The Alameda
wheelmen have permanently organized
by electing the following officers: Pres
ident, r. O. Pullman: vice president. J.
N3eira. secretary. w. T. Sebelle: treas
urer, Dick Werner; captain, ]. Herzog.
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BEAVERS SHUT OUT SEALS,
Portland Wins Opening Game
by Score of 4 to O

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 15.-Portland won
the opening game today on Graney's fine pitch
ing. Only two hits were made OF him and one
OF them Vas bunt. Sutor was very wild. and
three of the Portlands scores came from his
walking the first three men up in the first
inning. Score:
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Hard Hitting Is Offset
by Bad Fielding
PhiIadeIphia Nationals Lose to
Piffsburg, Wagner's Base
Stealing Being Feature
NATIONAL LEAGUE:

NATIONAL LEAGUE:
Chicago at Boston
81. Louis at New York
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE:
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at St. Louis.
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nREAMLAND CLUB BOUTS

The Dreamland club has arranged good
card for Dreamland pavilion Friday night.
Lou Rushing and John Kelly. couple OF
strapping heavy weights, Will furnish the main
go. There viii be three welter weight goes
as follows: Billy Warren and Charlie Lewis; ].
McGovern and Harry Freel. and Frank Grueber
and Nick Silver. In addition. three bouts BY
lively feather weights and Hghtweights will
I'LL out the card.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

At SeattIe-Taeoma Z, Seattle 2
At ysncouFer-vanceuyer "a, Spokane 2.
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SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND

Totals .-..........29 4i6 81 IA
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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The Louisville fal1 meeting VIII open at Doug
lass park September % and will run is days
with pari mutuel betting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Mouse Did Not Scare Her.

Maybe the ordinary woman feels
abject terror at sight of mouse, but
n staid physician of this city, who
couldn't lie II he tried. asserts he
can bear the sight of mouse with
stocial composure. at least, they did
SO once. He was lecturing to class
of nurses In 4 prominent hospital,
when he noticed that the attention
OF several OF the young women seem
ed diverted. Following their glance.s
he heheld Il mouse, which would peep
from it's hole, then venture out into
the loom. then scurry back. This
kept up for ten minutes. when the
mouse ga.Ned corrage. dartcl across
the room ana ran up n chair The
tiny creature balanced for whole
minute cn n chair rung in full view
of the class. Still there was not /,
lnurmur Just uneasy looks and a
gathering OF skirts. The mousse was
possessed of an evil spirit, without
q doubt, for IL raced up the skirts of
q nurse She turned SO pale the lee
turer feared she would faint. But
she was enme. Rising, not as grace
fully as usual. she informed the doc
tor she was i'll. Then she rushed
from the room. The other nurses
Strengthened themselves with every
Indication of relief and n smile of
happiness passed over every face
when the nurse who had caught the
mouse, or been caught ~ 1t, returned
TO the room and quietly resumed the
taking of notes.-New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
MIDSHIPMEN MUST PAY
MESS ATTENDANT $3.50
Judge Blackstone Hold Court in His
Room at the Aunuata Hotel
Yeste,'day Morning.

Although Judge blackstone is yet
loo Ill TO leave his room In the Au-
gpsta Hotel, he held u session of the
Circuit Court in Chambers yesterday
morning. The cause WAX the case of
Emanuel p. Rico, n mesa attendant on
tho United States battieship Alabama,
against Mldsiiipmen Walter II. min
and l.. Crosap. Tie. mess attendant
sud tho ntldshipnSen for back salary
and inter hearing the case Judge
Blackstone rendered u deolsion
awarding Rico the sum OF 1855.
Messrs. Allen ID. Jones' and Stanley
Scott 90 Newport News, represented
the mess attendant. while Mr.. Sam
uel Gordon Cumming appeared rs
counsel for tho midshipmen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
rnE EXHIBIT WILL
BEGIN MONDAY MIGHT
Splendid Display OF Pictures OF Old
aud Modern Masters to be Eek.
hbikd Entire Week.

Tho art exhibit. which IL to be held
In Armory Hall during the coming
y,nk under tho auspices hf rtie
Hampton Educational Association
VIII be formally opened with decidedly
lnterertlng eXa ciscs tomorrow even
Ing. The features OF she evening will
be an address by Hon. Harry st
George Tucker. formerly president OF
The Jamestown Exposition.
The entire 200 pictures contained
N the splendid collection OF modern
and ancient art OF Mr.. Horace X.
Turner OF Boston. viii be placed OH
display and It Is certain shat this will
1--WE the LOCAL people the bsst chanc,
'vcr offered them to View the beS'
collection OF art In America. The
pictures arc declared to be the beat
rear'ons of the masters In ait.
Aside from the art exhibition the
Committee In charge OF the exhibit
frs arranged catchy and decidedly in
teresting programs for each afternoon
md evening in the week. Tho ex-
9ibit will Gloss Friday night with q
bazaar program unde the manage
nent OF Mr.. David Frankel This
avcning Is featured ON the program
rs Tho star night" OF the exhibit. al
though every day and nighr Is expect
II to prove extremely interesting to
lovers of art.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
A Fltz Lee story.

This is a story related by William
r. briggs. OF Richmond, Va. at the
National. last night.
Several years ago. when the ele-
vator was Gpt put in the capitol at
Richmond, an incident occurred show
Ing the sense of humor or the then
Governor Fitz Lee. The general was
OF stout build. and he wanted to sec
how the machine would work. lie
was q close friend OF Judge Samuel b.
Witt, OF the hustlngs court.
Judge Witt was holding court the
day the elevator was completed. and
he was called to the telephone by
Governor Lee.
Sam said the governor. Il want
to see you for a moment and want
You 10 come to the Office ut once.
Certainly. governor said the
judge. always one OF the most accom-
modating and obliging OF public men.
BY the way. Sam. the elevator Is
finished and you can come up to my
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Ask LEGISLATURE TO
INVESTIGATE THE JUDGE
Pa'llloR Circulated Here Yesterday
BY prOnlasnt Business Alen
For Thai Purpose.
'fHc0Hps AHD IMMORTALITY"
These Charges the Petitioner Would
Have the Law Makers Look Into
Mr. Houston VIII Present tho Pc
tlslon to tho House Tomorrow
Mornlns--clalm Number OF sIsners.

-Four petitions asking Mr.. Harry r.
Houston, the representative In the
elegialature, to introduce n resolution
In that body calling for IN inveatl-
CATION OF the moral and judicial ncte'
OF Judge John w. G. Blackstone OF
= the Circuit Court OF Elizabeth City
county. Accomac and Northampton
counties, and the city OF Newport
News. were circulated In Hampton
yesterday morning. Tho petitions ask
that tho legislature impeaeh Judge
BiacSstone on tho ground of "immor-
tlay, gross negligence Of his official
DUTIES, and incompetency."
The petitions werc started IN cir
c,ilation early yesterday morning and
IT Is said by those In charge OF the
movement thnt quite number OF
siEnaturea were secured to tho pa
pers.
MIR. Houston. the member OF the
legislature, came down to Hampton
at noon yesterday and was In confer
ence with those favoTing the proceed
ingS against, Judge Blackstone during
the afternoon. Mn. Houston will
probably present the various petitions
tomorrow morning or just us soon as
the gentlemen Interested in the I'M
parchment proceedings can get ev-
elything IN: shape.
1t was said yesterday that not n
single member OF the Hampton bar
had endorsed the petition. None OF
aths attorneys cared TO discuss the
question for publication.
issdEa r3lhcKstone SIS siiii confined 10
his room IN the Augusta Hotel and II
is not known what ho thinks OF the
slateat turn III abe casc.
It was also said last evening THAI
pinlilar petitions to the ones circuln-
ted Il, Hampton. will be circulated IN
AccoSnas and Northampton counties.
Newport News.
The petition circulated Is as fol-
lows:
ITO HE Honorable Harry II. Houton.
'Nfunber House OF Delegates for
Fi'yabetan City and Accomac coun-
ties:
we, the undersigned citizens Of
Filizebeth CITY county. respectfully re-
cliest that YOU, as representative IN
the enperai assembly OF Virginia for
tho county, do iptwpltNre q resolution
n, Mn sndgpnYerni arsemhiv rcnr'r-
g:s-v op invnsiirttion into the of,ciai
Srendrct AMI record OF the Honorable
|
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02

~. w. G.. Blackstone, Judge OF the
Eleventh judicial Circuit of the State
OF Virginia. Of which circuit the said
county is q part.
"rhe object Of this sald inyestiga-
lion being rhe impeachment OF the
said ]. w. @. Blackstone for neglect
|of official duty, immortality and in
competency.
And further we request that some
action be taken by the general nssem
bly, to amend section 104 of the Con
stitution so that judgs of the circuit
and corporation courts of the state
may be inpeached and removed from
office by some tribunal other than she
general assembly during tho vacation
Of that body"
When Mr. Houston met tho gentie-
men back OF tho moyement In the Of
l!ce of DR.. William II. Pearson yes
terday afternoon. the matter OF pre-
sentlng dhc petition 10 the legislature
was discussed and 1t was decided that
the paper should go TO the legislature
at noon tomorrow. The claim was
made that She petitions will contain
the names of several hundred clti-
zens.
Those who Ind charge of the cir
culat'on of the petitions were Messrs.
w. II. Pearson, c. e. Cheyne. john
W. Rowe. II. o. Clarke. Il. NJ. Tennis
Il. s. Taft. ]. +. Rowe. II. l.. Tennis.
X. b. Tennis. T. II. Wilson. ]. Il. Brit
tlngham.
III was impossible last night 10 TO-
ure the names of the men who had
endorsed tho petition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
ONCE without having 10 walk up The

office without having TO walk up the
steps
Judge Witt got back on the bench
and ordered u short recess of the
court. Then he hurried TO gee the
governor. He made known his pres
ence. and he was ushersd into the
governors Office
Hello, Sam said the governor
Glad TO see you. Come up on thu
elevator?
81 did replied the judge.
That's all right then remarked
The governor. y am Just going to
dinner, and did not care to try thai
elevator I'LL l was certain It would
hold you. That is ali Sam; thank
you. Washington Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
ROBBED POOL room.
Unknown Thief Go. Money and To


Unknown Thief Go. Money and To.
baceo From MIR. Moore's Place.
One of the boldest robberies of the
past seveal weeks took place dur
ne the early hours of yesterday morn
ing, when unknown thieves entered
'!ie pool room of Mr.. Frank w. Moore
In Ease Queen street. The pool room
Is Just two doors from the come,
OF King and Queen streets. the bus
mess cente7 OF the Town. Entrance
was made through the rear door and
Hhe thief or thieves got 81 in casl,
from the register and large amount
of smoking tobacco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
"rIssoT's PICTURES OF CHRIST"
Famous Palntlngs to be Shown at Sol.
dlers Home Chapel ThIs Eventnu.

Tlssot's famous painting OF the
Life of Christ" will be shown IN che
chapel at the National Soldiers Home
'Ngs evening by Rev j. Martyr Mel
fert- The pictures will be shown with
he moving picture mlchine. and the
subjects treated will no doubt prove
interesting to the inmates OF the
institution.
THIS morning Nh. Neifer will preach
70 the veterans on THE Open Door"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Mrs. Edwards Put Under Bond.

Mrs. Edwards Put Under. Bond.
Mrs. Cora Edwards. who resides in
the West End was yesterday required
TO give a bond 20 keep the peace for
six months in the sum of 800 by
Mayor Jones. Mr.. J. t. Edwards be-
came her surety. The woman was
summoned 10 court OIL account OF tGis
complaint of several Of her neigh
b,,rs. l,tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
To Mect Tuesday AfternOon

Hampton CHAPTER Daughters of the
Confederacy. will meet In the Young
Mems Christian Association. Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
BOYS Wr,e snanked.

Willie RUSSELL ana Peter Barden.
the colered boys arrested for fight
Ing OIL the streets. got off with a good
spanking from their parents by q
decision of Mayor Thornton II. Jones
In the police court yesterday morn
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
klanEsn---Eura.

Miss Irene Fure and Mr.. Charles
Hansen. Jr., a we'll known young
7sectr'cian. We're married yesterday
afternoon by Rev John F.. Cuthrlell,
pastor Of the Central Methodist
church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Pope Sent to Grand lurv.

w Q. Pope, who was arrested on
the charge of stealing horse, buggy
and harness belonging TO Mr.. II. w.
Booker was held for the action OF
the grand jury last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02

Frlend-What'a the matter, old boy
You look disappointed. .Algy-I thought
] had appendicitis, but the doctor said
1t was only Indigestion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Take your prescriptions To Hun's
Drug Store.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan at 6 per cent. on
good real estate. Apply 10 NJ. IL. NOR
GAN u COMPANY. 3 to IL North
King street Hampton. Va. 2-1-3t,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
|DR. JONES HAS BEEN
HERE FOR FOUR YEARS
Pastor Of Hampton Baptist Church
10 Observe Anniversary Of
Passionate Today.
KIaD OF W0nAA fOa HAN 70 HARRY
Rev. J. r. cuthrell to Continue His
Sermons to Youno PeopIe This eve
KIu0 Or WOMAN FOR HAN 70 HARRY
Rev. J. r. cuthrlell to Continue His
Sermons to Young People This eve
nIns-"rhe Lost ch,dst" Subject
Announced by MIR. sanford-"Ad-
vantagcs Of Good Neiahbors."

his rastora,e in thu hampton hap
tist church TODAY. The usual SER
vices will be conducted by the PAS
tor morning and evening ana II Is
exnccted that he viii give some in
tcreSdne facts as To the work he has
accomplished since coming he,e
$3.50
In Tho First Ma,hodist church tAis
pastor. wiIl hold n memorial service.
Tonight Mr.. Wray will preach to his
congregation ON "Ths Advantage or
Having Good Neigbbors."
.rb,. rxnocsat,ons ~ christp ,,,u no
tho snhies,s use1 bv nav 1obn +
Cmtbrlnli nastor 90 Contro, Me,hodist
church IN mis- discourse This morn.
ing while tonight he will continue
his SERMONS to younr peoplc using
as his theme. "The Kina Of n Woman
riell spoke last Sunday evening on
"The Man the Woman Ought TO Mar
ry.r
AS the result. OF the revival SER
Vices. which closed Thursday night,
quite number of candidates will be
baptized and received into member
ship of iiie Memorial Baptist church
tonight. This morning Rev. T.
Rylani Sanford Will preach on "rhe
Lost Christ" and -tonight OH Past
Feeling"
The, pastor of the Memorial Dap
list church. Rev Il. Ryland Sanford,
VIII continue the revival services TO-
day, which have been In progress ior
the last two weeks, preaching this
morning ut IL O'Clock and this eve
Mig at 1880 o'clock. The public Ia
cordially invited to these services.
Mems Bible class viii meet promptly