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dashed up to the doors The csvalcade
OF bluecOats We're received with Io'nld
Jsers and boots. They wen, ca,nI,
about their task however. of load,rs ~.
prisoners into the wagons
As the twenty wagons rolled orr to po-
l'e Headquarters the raiding squad con-
lhea their efforts to tearing up pool
room fixtures and carting them to Null
Derry street, where this evidence will be
used against the propretors All the
prisoners were placed in cells.
Orders Not Carried Out.
1t is understood that Commissioner
Bingham received positive Information
three weeks ago that the two rooms
We're running fun blast with no effort to
maintain privacy 1t was freely de.
clared that Sullivan influence" would.
ward off any move of the Police De-
partment. Following an investigation
Commissioners Bingham personally in
structed Inspector Burfend and Cap
tain Ward. It is said, TO make arrests
They failed TO do So The private raid
ing party was organized by the Com
missioner with instructions to get
every soul in the places"
An unusual feature of the raid was
the arraignment OF every prisoner in
Mulberry street, although the nearest
station was that on Fifth street In
spector MCCaMerty stood behind the
railing taking the prisoners records
/ As each man was recorded" he was
bundled into a wagon, Many we're
taken tn neghborng stations because
not all Of the prisoners cou'f ac-
/ commodated in the cells at =
| ters
Wild Push for Bal.
! Hundreds Of friends OF the prisoners
/ and emissarles OF the sullivans are
/ rushing about 10 the different stations
with bail for the raid victims On the
1 eve OF election the spectacular capture
! OF many prominent east-side ~ork-
I sfs, among whom is an ex-sergeant of
police, has created no end of exctte-
ment.
! While the prisoners were being lined
up word was brought IN Commissioner
Bingham. who was on hand 10 see the
/ frightened crowd Of gambling -housa
/ captives, that Capt Dominick Henry, ~
/ The Mercer street station, had headed a
raldlng party on an alleged resort az
/ No eO6 East Fourteenth street
The doors we're battered down, but
.he birds lad flown, Gambling hNturss
Of AL descriptions were found and
placed on cart and turned over TO ths
receiving clerk Al Headquarters.
n niu he hours before friends Of the
men caught n the Bingham aids are
located ia tie stations throughout tRs
city 10 which they were rushed by this
police.
/ The move to-day Is said 10 be but .
| forerunnsr OF other raids planned BY
| Commissioner Bingham over on the east
| side where several poOl-Fooms hAvs
lspruns up following the antl-rsos tFsek
lsgislatioRs,
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$500 90 California
via washington Sunset Route. Tourist sar.
without ohanss fEom Warrington. lssrta
- So Offices i-sse-i2oo B<osawsy. ~"
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THIRD RACE-Miford I, TivoI 2,
Winning Star 3.
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saracinesca Gets Second,

sara cinesca won the second race, COM
ing from behind in the stretch Schmidt
aad to whip out right al the end. how
ever. to stall of Transvaal who was
catching him with every jump, Halifax
came back 10 the races in this event.
and set the pace until well into the
stretch, where ne quit and Esoteric got
up easily to beat him out OF the show
money
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cullen Nearly Lost Race.

Queen marguerite W. the fifth, but
right at the end Cullen nearly tossed the
race away. Holmes, on Fancy, came
with great rush and all but caught
the Queen. He Knows, attetr looking
the winner AT the turn for home. tired
badly in the run through the stretch
and AT the end was lucky TO be third,
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FOURTH RACE-Monfcrt I. Tile.
ing 2. Far West 3.
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The mile and a halt race was
laaee-horse affair 70 ween Milford
Tvoli and Winning star and that's
,ue way they finished. Tvoli led for
six furongs when Milford vent to the
'front.' and bree2ei home by ten lengths
Tivoli beat Wlnn.nE star about fifteen
lengths There was so little interest in
this race that the field had travelled
about half nile before the majority
OF spectators knew they had started.
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NOTTER TAKES
FEATURE EVENT
WITH M0NF0RT
Tileing and Far West Outrun
in Main Race at ia
nlaica Track.
.OU'N MARGUERITE WINS
Milford, SaracineSca and Mon
fort Also Among the
Winners To-Day.
JAMAICA RESULTS.
FIRST RAcE-opaI /, Yankee
Daughter 2, Garland 8.
SECOND RAcs.-saracinesc I,
Trsnsraal 2, EsoterIo 3.
THIRD RACE-Milford I, Tvoli 2,
Winning Star 8.
FOURTH RACE--Monfcrt I. Tile
ing 2. Far West 3.
FIFTH RAcE-cueen Marguerite
1, Fancy 2, RE kroWo 8.
SIXTH RACE-May River I. Chat
rprb , ,CIucose q

SIXTH RACE-May River 1. Chat
finch 2, Glucose 8.
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FIFTH RACE-Cueen Marguerit,
1, Fancy 2, rie kroWo 8.
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':New York viii Be Disgraced it
Hughes Is Defeated.
"B,yan,s Election Would Bea Tragedy
shall a Den1Qgogue Like Bryan
A,noint SuDrYn1p Court /udges ?"
BUT CARNEGIE DIDN'T COME OVER IN TIME
TO REGISTER AND CAN'T VOTE.

The star passengers on the voyage.
They had never met until they faced
each other at the captains table at
the first meal out from Liverpool Mr.,
carnegie asked 10 be presented to MISS
Garden, learned that she was OF Scotch
descent and Immediately cultivated a
great interest In grand opera.
The little iron-master was so enthus-
iastic In his praise of Miss Garden that
ne was asked TO pose with her for
picture, He smiled and scratched his
grizzled chin.
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SECOND RACs.-Saracine /
Trsnsuaal 2, Esoteric 3.
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GUN MARGUERITE WINS
JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-opaI 1, Yankee
Daughter 2, Garland 3.
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Gave Banks the Profit,

G. What did YOU do with the profits
On Ice from the time you bought II
from Carroll and before Mrs. Ge'shenen
ooush. az A. gave them to the
banks.
@. Do you know Leslie Z. whitlngg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
The Ennlith Ten Habit.

III Evcryhody's Magazine for Feb
rrary. Samuel G.. Blythe tells tho
story of the collision OF an American
business man with the English ten
habit. He had gone to London as
the manager OF one of the, biggest
enterprises in which American mon
'ey Is Invested. He was formally in
troduccd to all his heads OF depart
ments on the first day he went to
the office. After everybody had
stroiled away and he had returned
TO his desk. small clerky looking
person approached him and said.
please. sir, ! wish to know Il we
can have some now tea rings"
Tea rngs?' said the manage.
what in tho name OF tho Thames
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed-wett!ng There is a constitution.
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum.
mers, Box W. Notre Dame. Ind. will
send free to any mother her SUCCESS.
full home treatment. with full instruc.
tions. Send no money. but write her
today IL your children trouble you IN
this way. Don't hlamc the child, thu
chances are 1t emit help 1t. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
EmDankmcnt are tea rlnssyr

Embankmcnt are tea rlngs?r
things We put on the stove when
we make our tea. sir. Thank Won"
When you make your tea?"
oh, yes. sir; We hnvc our ten reg
u'arly every afternoon Thank Won. !"
rho manager looked into tn. tea
business. lie found the clcrk was
right Tho whole office force quit
work In the middle Of the afternoon
and drank tea. The proposition did
not appeal to his American mind. so
ne issued an order stopping the tea
drinking. There was wild protest.
Here was this American overturnlng
tho precerents OF centuries. Here
was mnn who dared to deprive the
Hritons or their tea. The manager
held out for month and then ca
pitnlnted. for his board OF directors
stood with the clerks. The directors
frank tea, too. He rescinded the or
dor bought the new tea rlngs and
Kept tab on the amount of gas used
in brewing this necessary beverage,
He discovered that the toa thirst OF
Inc clerks In his offices cost the
company for gas used to brew Il
1880 year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
"In Memory Of old vIraInIa.u


All tho seats were taken in the car
which entered one morning in carly
Aprii.An old colored man sat next the
door. II is not often In these days
TINT | see that type Of black man.
used TO see that kind on the AID
Virginia plantation, whore he was
"ung Lige" or ing Sambo' to all tho
household, His days were devoted
to useful toll and his evenings to his
banjo and the old plantation melodies
that no one can ever sing again as
musically as thy were sung then:
and never in his widest vision did
he dream of logariihms and Greek
roots fov his race.
Take this seat, Mistlsr he said.
rising promptly. "Mistis sounded
very honey aud pleasant TO me II
had been so long Yince Twas "Mlstis"
TO anybody
Thank YOU. uncle" said |. Keep
your scat would Just as lief
stand"
Scuse mo. please. AiIstis, but faint
hten fer YOU teh stan';ty You mus sci, .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
THEATR HCAE-

One Of the mos, IMPORTANT musical
comedy attractions booked for pre-
sentation at tho Academy OF Music
is klaw & Eslangers great big pro-
duction of George V. Hobart's new
musical novelty, The Ham Tree" of
which Mcintyre e Heath. the widely
known black face comedians, are the
stars.
The Ham Tree" Is an elaboration
or the famous sketch. 1.-The Georgia
Minstrels, which Mcintyre & Heath
have been presenting on the yaude-
villo stage for many years.
klaw Il Erlanger are said to have
surrounded these comedians with an
excellent company. which includes n
long list of we'll known players and
tho prettiest and most attractive
chorus seen on the stage.
Manager Booker personally guar
antoes this attraction as the treat of
the season and agrees TO refund
money If not as represented.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
STILL NO WORD FROM
STEAMSHIP ALLEGHANY
Vessel Was Enormously Reported by
Government Observer as Pass
ing in capes.

Up to late hour last night no
word had been received hero from
the British steamship Alleghaney.
Captin Harnden. of the Furness- Witty
line. which is now ten days overdue
at this port from London. Owing to
the severity OF the storms that have
swept the Atlantic ocean almost con
tinually during the past month some
fears are entertained here for the
safety OF this ship.
1t was reported here Friday that
the Allegheny had arrived at Old
Point that morning. but that report
was an error II seems that the
United Stntcs woather observer at
Cape Henry TODD the inbound steam
CT Glenfruin. now at this port. for
the Allegheny, and wired Furncss,
Witty & Co. Lt;l., hero that the Ale
ghany had passed in the Capes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
-Four Vessels Went AdTift During
Gale OF Eastern Shore
Of Virginia.
TWO FOUND AVID T0WEO 70 SAFETY
Tug covinston Recovered the Idaho
and is Now Searching for the J. F.
Briggs. F. Chapman Picked UP at
Anchor Near Winter Quarter Light
by Clyde Liner.

Four light coal bargcs-the John
n. Briggs and Idaho. owned by the
Seaboard Transportation Company of
New York, and manned by five men
each. the !. +. Chapman. owned by
the Luckenlach Towing Company. OF
New York. and manned by five men,
and an unknown Scully Line barge.
also manned by five men-werc lost
Mt sea by the sea-going tugs Coying.
ton and Coastwisc off tho Eastern
shore of Virginia during the violen.
gale and bliuding snow storm Friday
morning.
The Idaho was picked up at sen yes.
terday afternoon by the Coyincton
and towed to this port about O'Clock
last night and the I. f. Chapman was
found at anchor 2S miles east by
northeast of Winter Quarter lightship
yesterday by the Clyde liner Apache
and towed to New York last night.
Up to an early hour this morning
pothing had been heard from the
John a. Briggs and the other barge
but little fears for their safety arc
entertained here, for with the wind
flowing off short the vessels were in
no danger OF going ashore and they
Should have been able to ride ou,
the storm of Friday at anchor as did
the Chapman and Idaho.
covinston Searching Again.
The Covington arrived at this port
Yesterday morning and reported the
loss of the bargcs Briggs and Idaho
off Hog Island The barges broke
away from the tug and owing to the
hladlng snow and heavy seas the
~" was unable to locate the barges.
After searching for several hours
without success the Coyington pro.
&, to ans port to replcnish her
supply of bunker coal.
Captain William G. Melvin, local
agent for the Seaboard Company,
boarded the Covington soon after her
arrival and put to sea with her in
search of the missing barges. The
Idaho was soon found at anchor off
the coast. but nothing was seen of re
Briggs. After anchoring the Idaho in
the harbor here last night. the Gov.
inGton again put 10 sea in search of
t:i''s Briggs, She had not returned
early this morning
coastwlse in Port.
The Coastwise arrived in Hampton
Roads early last night and reported
that the Chapman and another barge
had broken away from her Friday
morning off Fenwick Island, and that
owing to the snow and heavy sea she
was unable to again locate the bar
ses. The tug will replenish her sup.
ply OF tanker coal and again put to
sea this morning In search of the
missing Scully barge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
PRESCRIPTION WAS
FILLED OFTEN
Many Persone Here Benefited by
Home Prescription and Drug.
sist Are Kept Busy.

That the readers Of this paper mp
preciatc advice when given In good
faith Is plainly demonstrated by the
fact that one wcll.known local phar.
macy supplied the ingredients for the
vegetable prescription" many times
within the past two weeks The an.
nouncement OF this simple. harmless
has certainly accomplished
much In reducing the great many
cases Of kidney complaint and rheu-
matism here. relieving pain and mis-.
cry, especially among the older popu.
lntion, who are always suffering more
or less with bladder aud urinary tru.
bles. hackachc and parcticularly rheu,
matism.
Another wcll-known druggist nsks
us TO continue the announcement of
The prescription. II Is doing so much
real good here. he continues that Il
would be crime not to do So IL
can not be repeated too often. and
Iurther states many cases of remark
able cures wrought
me following is the prescription, of
s'mpic ingredients, making harm.
loss, inexpensive compound. which
any person can prepare by shaking
wcii IN n bottle: Fluid Extract Dande.
ION. one'half ounce; Compound Kar.
Eon' one. ounce; Compound Syrup
SnHaparilla. three ounces. ANY first
class drug store will sell this small
amount of each Ingredient. and tho
dose for adults Is one tcaspoonful To
DC taken after each meal and again
AT bed time. There Is enough hero
TO last FOR one week. If taken accord.
,nI to directions. Good results will
nc apparent from the first few doses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
, admonIshcd rcsncctmily.

he admonishcd respectfully
took the seat, thanking him for
his courtesy. soon q departing pas
songer left q vacancy
"There is 4 seat for YOU said to
the old man.
between the ladies. maam?' He
hesitated
Yes. II said.
He bowed npologcucally to right
and left and took the vacant place.
Just before leaving the ear slip
ped II silver piece into his hand, say :
ing: Uncle. get you nice lunch
con with this-in memory OF old Vir-
ginia.'
"Thnnk you, my Mistls." he said.
opening his hnnd 10 look at the little
sift. and then closing IT,. Then he
touched his hat and thanked me
again left the car with sunnier
fecling In my heart because OF the
chance meeting, but with no thought
that should ever hear again of my
OH Vlrginian.
That afternoon received 4 bunch
of arbu,us which had been left for
mo by an old co!orcd man.--"fur the
tall lady with long blue coat an
white hair-~ip memory of ole Vir-
slnla an dem ole time days.'-La
Sale Cornell Pickett In February
Llppincott's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
CANT BE SEPARATED
Some Newport News People Have
Learned How to Get Rid OF Both.

Some Newport News People Have
Learned How to Get Rid OF Both.
Backachca and kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back.
nche until you cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are well and strong,
the rest of the system is pretty sure TO
be in vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make Btrong,
healthy kidneys.
VIM. NJ. Taylor. living at 221 4sth
street, Newport News. Va. Gays; ~
have used Doan's Kidney pills and
derived the most beneficial results
from them. I suffered for years from
kidney complaint and was unable to
find anything that would give moro
than temporary relief. although used
number OF remedies and was treat 3
cd by physicians. There was con.
slant pain across tho small of my
back and at times when stooping or
lifting. sharp pains would pass
through my loins and cause mo tho
most Intense suffering. I also had
headaches and ocoasonally suffered
from dizzy spells. My kidneys were
disordcred, tho seorotions being too
frequent In action and many tines
causing mo to arise during tho night.
While feeling very miserable I hap.
pencd to read about Doan's Kidney
Pills and deciding 10 try them. Ipro.
cured a box ut A. Il. G. Klor'B drug
store. They cured mo and have not
had any trouble since" s
For sale by all dealers. Price. 30
cents. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for the United
Statcs. a.fse ID 03s
Rcnicmber the name--Doan's--an
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
SABBATH DAY SERVICES
asvIvaI mssI|ng to Begin at First
Baptist Church.
3 Y. J.J. PORTER, 90. OFsT. LOUIS
Noted Evangelist Here to Assist the
Pastor-Farewcll to Rev. A. Al Butler
at Calvary eaptis,-subIects An
nounced by the Pastors.

What promises to be memorable
series of revival meetings will begin
at the Newport News Baptist church
this morning. Rev. j. J. Porter. the
noted evangelist OF st. Louis who Is
here to assist the pastor. Rev. j. w.
Porter. d. D.. In the meetings, will
preach Mt the church this morning
ana evening Mt the usual hours.
All throughout this week and until
further notice, there will he services
at the church each night ut s O'Clock.
Tho music will be led by the choir,
and special hymnals will be furnished
for the congregation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Farewell Meetinn

AT the Calvary Baptist church this
afternoon at o'clock there will he
special services arranged by the con.
pregation In honor of Rev. A. A. But
Ter. who after five successful years
as pastor OF the church has accepted
cal from Hartford, n. c. Rev. j.
W. Porter. D. d., pastor of the First
BAPTIST church; Rev. ]. T. RidGick.
rastor of the Second Baptist church:
Rev. Mr. Keith, of Riverview. Rev. f.
Pendleton Jones and Rev. It. Ryland
Sanford. of Hampton. will participate
IN the meeting, and there Will he a
'eoial program. Rev Mr.. Butler
breaches at the church today for the
llst time. He Will occupy the pulpit
this morning at IL O'Clock and this
evening at 100 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
VIRGINIA ON RUN AGAIN.
c. G. o. Steamer Completes Repairs
at the ShlpYard.

Having undergone an extensive
ovorhaulng and repairing ut the ship
yard. the Chesapeake & Ohio ferry
steamer Virginia resumed her regular
runs between this city and Norfolk
yesterday. The steamer New York.
which replaced the Virginia in this
service. Will be taken off the route.
While at the yard the Virginia had
number of new boiler tullos placed
in her boilers. 1t is expected that
the vessel will be heightened and have
new boilers installed at the shipyard
within few months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
- -------t1-------------
Y. M. c. A. BASKETBALL.
Mowhawks and Red Wings victors in
Fast Games.

before fairly large crowd OF en-.
thuyas's. the Mohawks defeated the
Black Hawks by score OF 81 to 81
and the Red Wings beat the Choctaws
by score of 81 to l6, In the gym.
nnsium of the Young Mems Christian
Association last night Both matches
were fast and interesting and the
spectators had plenty of opportunity
to wax enthusiastic.
The basketball tournament will
close next Saturday night, but the
orteomn is not'in doubt. for tho Mo-
hawks have not lost game since
Inc tournament opened The Black
Hawks and Red Wings are tied for
second place. The Choctaws have
not won a game in the tournament.
Following the matches last night. a
u session was held in the main
auditorium OF the association. an i'm.
promtu program being rendered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Eirht Presbyterian.

At the First Presbyterian church to-
day services Will he held at the usual
hours. In the morning at IL o'clock
the pastor, Rev. Il. T. Wexford. will
preach OH the subject, America for
Christ" For the evening service.
beginning at 1870 o'clock the following
special program has been arranged:
Organ prelude, Miss lIaughton.
Duct and chorus, Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Cosby and choir.
Invocation. pastor.
Hymn No. FAC, choir and congrc-
CATION.
Scripture lesson.
Alto solo. 20 Loving Father" Ter.
cssa del Regio, Miss Cosby and violin
obligato.
Prayer, pastor.
Gloria, chorus.
Notices etc.
Hymn No. III. Lead Kindly Light
chorus and congregation.
Sermon, Christ or Satan" the pas
tor.
Bass solo. Twill there be any stars"
Mr.. VIM. Gegglc and chorus.
Prayer, pastor.
Hymn No. 16l, Take Me, 0 Ny
Father. take Nc" chorus and congre.
cation.
Bonediction
Organ postlude. Miss Haughton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Mr. Jones WIN heln.

Hon. William a. Jones. representa-
tive OF this ,lIst,ict In Congress. has
written Councilman Ernest Cox TO
say that he Will do what he can to-
ward furthcring the scheme TO con-
vert Newport News creek into small
boat harbor Mr.. Jones adds. how
ever. that he is of the opinion that
there Will be no rivers and harbors
bin during the present session OF
Congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Calendar fr Today.
Calendar For Monday.
STORM TIED UP DOCKS.
Coal Handlers Kept From Work by
Ice and Sno.y.

One hundred and 30 tons OF coal
was The sum total Of the dumpings at
the Chesapeake a. Ohio coal piers
iron1 midnight Thursday until mid
nignt Friday. This probably is the
smallest amount OF "black diamonds"
ever sent over the lncal coal docks on
u work day. The tie-np was caused
by fridays storm. III, workmen not
fenturing on the docks because OF
the ice and snow that covered tho
trestlcs.
with the moderation CT the storm
Yesterday, the usual activity was re-
sumed at the docks and more than
5000 tons Of coal were loaded on
ships during the dav
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
M IS. GouIdman Dead.

Mrs. NJ. e. Gouldman, % years of
age died yesterday morning Mt Z
o'clock from grip. Mrs. Gouldnan il
survived by her husband. with whom
she came to this city in December
from Montgomery. Ala Funeral ser
Vices will be conducted today at st.
lNinccnts Roman Catholic church, and
the body will he taken to Richmond
for interment a5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Sumner Due To-day.

The United States army transport
Simmer Is due to arrive In port to.
day from Havana. Cubn. with mum.
her of passengers. This will he tho
last trip this vessel will make IN tho
transport service for many months.
She will be replaced by tNe transport
Kilpatricli. which Is now loading at
Chesapeake & Ohio pier No. 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Where n nclonna.

Excuse me" said the playwright to
his friend who was Missing tho piece.
do YOU think IL is good form to hiss
my show when | gave YOU tho ticket
that admitted you
"Cortainly." rosmtfullv rcnlicd the
friend. "If Id bought n ticket would
have coatcnted myself by going out
sidc and swearing at myself. "-"suc-
cess Magazine.