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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-17
"PeQuOt'' Sheets and Cases

Far-lamed, best sheeting; fine, firm,
close, very durable; best wearing, best
washing, full bleacht, snow white, will
hot turn yellow; torn, not cut from the
piece; hem ned n ironed ready for use,
sheets, 3-lnch top, l-inch bottom hens:
cases, }-inch hens.
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AUGUST Jocks CELEBRATION

August Joeck, of 3s119 Springfield
ven celebrated his 61st birthday an=
niversary in his home last night. Mai
friends and relatives We're present and
there was singing by several German
societies. "
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HONOR FOR COUNT TOLSTOI.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 17.-count
Leo Tolstoi has been elected to honor-
airy membership i'll the faculty OF the
University OF st. Petersburg.
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month. il Miss Miriam w. Odgen,
daughter Of Mrs. sydney Norris Ogden.
Of Isl Third avenue.
Miss ARA May Adams. general Sec
Rotary of the Young Woman's Chris
tiau Association, has returned from
North Dakota, where she visited hc~
parents. Miss Mable Easton, the super
intcndent of eXtension work. has re-
turned rom Massachusetts. where she
spent several weeks at her former
home.
August Senftleben n wife, of
Northampton, Mass, who have been
visiting friends and relatives In this
city for the last eight weeks, have re-
turned to the Bay state.
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APPLAUSE GIVEN
bRyANS NAME At
BURROWS MEETING

city limits. 7 In 1899 ii mad 2,490 manu-
featuring establishments; in 1908. esti-
mated, 4,oll manufacturing establish
ments. IN 1890 its. value OF manufac-
lureo product WAS s95'ooo'ooo ahhuaIly.
IN ,lSoS It's estimated value was Sl'o,-
Wo.VVV a.t.
rms Is Il substantial city and we
are az proud or It's achleVenlents. IL
vent hroIuslh 1he late panic a
pank or any large business gong I'M
oer' Win lts SWINGS banks saie' win
IT'S puiialhs ana ioah associatiohs III
'act' WIN us lnahulaOturtrS pa iiis
Nas'S on CEtfF "ue PdNudH' WIN
sucH d coiluitioH We NeWa.kcIS SS9h
iiot we man Nip WI ueiisht Tic edt
tiVhie tle ldhcs out INC man y.
honest cohNlctiuhs anu ol SerNtce' "nu
'iat man Moulu iooh 10 a nun'pie citi-
zen 70 W N'ii'7"h II tai''
~9ehatof ""rioNS W." sise'e" II
dlaliE as ne was presenter py MI
oalnppell ana eVluehtlN appreciated 10
reception. lie ald ne was greatly graf
lhed TO see such u large CROWD At an
opening meeting OF a Aost
OF 1pe mann moor OF cue AUDITORIUM
was hlled II ABOUT nan Oh n pal
conE'
says II Won't he Bryan
Il will venture to say" he stated,
,'that either the Democratic or Repub-
lican party will win, and on the fourth
day of March next we will inaugurate
as President either Mr.. Taft or Mr..
Bryan.A N
1t was at this point that the applause
for Bryan broke out. Mr.. Burrows mad
been in~tGrruntpd when he mentioned
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tE5fNfUN
10 Mauch. Chunk. via Now Jersey Central,
SurdpS. September Goth. si.bQ. Special trstn
,ssYes Agoaa stlses. Newark. at s;55 q, MAD,
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Pequot Sheets
HOneycOmb Spreads

Full double bed size, me
dunn. heavy and light
weights; beautiful designs.
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Satin Damask Spreads

SATIN DamaSk Spreads
For double beds, best wearing, easy to
launder; lace and floral designs.
9.6o 100 Fring'd s.as a.so
uem'd s.y5 go Fring'd $50 %
Frine'd, cut corners, reg. 2.gS, spec. $50
trins'd, cut corners. reg. 2-5), spec. :.95
Marseilles Spreads
Double bed Size. very firm, close, even
weave, beautiful raised designs.
Ilce. Spec. Reg. Spec.
Hem'd 2.9s ..55 Fring'd s.5o .s5
Frine'd. cut corners, reg. 30. spec. 2.15
Fring'd, cut corners, reg. 80. spec. :.s5
; "Bee Hive Bleach Pillow Cases
. Hemd Eeg,spec. Hm'st. Reg. Spec.
) 42x36.. 1tc Zoe 4ax36....i5c lilo
b i5X36. -. l5c lie t5x36.. l6c =
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Of Great Friday Doin6S
To make a good all.in

10 make a good annone showing of thoep popular sales oods-We place them on
esmaanyM worth while 10 come for na buMng conMmeneA
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Among the well-known Newark girls
who viii enter Wellesley College next
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feecy nap; warm, good quail
ish, thoroughly twiiled; 6
lengths Of to 10 yards; fresh.
from specks: III great demand
from now ON throughout cold
weather for underwear and
general use; a bargain that
we cannot promise again;
while IL lasts, at, yard 49,.
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Flannel Sale! DOmet & Canton

l5c unbl. cation flannel
II ever, %equaled; one OF the best,
weight, soft, long nap, heavy
back canton flannels; at the In
price offered will surely prove
attraction; 1909 yards, s3 inches
wide, splendid grade: regularly
l5c full pieces - your chance
to purchase at bargain
price, while 1t lasts. at,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

l,'"s significant than might appear.
TIL" hopes Of the Hryan men are cen.
,rrrl on tn. nine cuures;jur deIega-
,;,rs from. p,.u,sv,vori, A. ,bess
,,,oc+o,,. ,., p,, ,,, ,bo,. .,,o
"sSu''" vi "e''iE
ny 'he hrS"" commute" oi' crt"eh
uais ana once seated. MI. Gnney :
victory III today may be succeeded
by Mr.. iryan's final triumph tomor-
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THOMAS N. JoYNEs DEAD.
AGED Citizen Pas ses Quietly Away at
= His Home.

Mr. Thomas NJ. .Ioynes. 81 years o'
age. died yesterday afternoon at ':.H
o'clock at his home on Twenty-Si%l
street. He had lived here for the
pat sixteen years. and until ms
health failed about year ago, was
emplCyed at the shipyard.
Funeral sOrvc s will be conducted
This afternoon ut 3 O'Clock at III" resi-
nence. The body will be Inferred al
Ereanlawn cemetery.
Mr.. Jonycs was born near Onanco TX
ncc0mac county. en- February II. i"-'
A, the age OF 20 years he went 70
Elizabeth City county. where he h'eh
for number Of years. and on leceh'-
her G. 1874. married Miss Sarah \e'-
Ties. of that COUNTY. Firm TINS union
.bere were three children. Willlan'
and Edward Jovnes and Mrs. Ze,tS
Joypes Abdcl. Mrs. Ahdeil ana MI
Edward Joynas survive their father.
After his wife's death Mr.. Jcynes
moved to Nansemond, wher" he mar
RED Miss Mary Virginia GrisGs. VINO
survives him. He came here TO h'S
sixteen year; ago.
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Police Kot0 TNo FOR J
MURDER Of POLICEMAN
T. L. Smith and Capt. }. w. Ga~att
VIII Hive Hearing Thurs
day Morning.

SUFFOLK, VA, July i. - Thomas
l.. Smith IS being held as an acce9'
sorry TO the killing of Policeman Geo.
7. Smith by Captain James War"r-
Is JarIatt saturday evening. The OF
ticCr was slain because ne had arrest
CT Caplain Jarra,t for drunken
lCsS
Smith, formerly of Colds boro. y.
c. was a member OF the section gang
ON the Atlantic Coast Line of VII ch
Captain Jarrat. was foreman. TREY
tad me to Suffolk and been TO-
sethor most Of the day. When offr
CO.'S were graphing with the muir
dcrrr as he stool over his victim,
who had just been shot three times.
Smith. according to evidence tn ar
t"Inoon. strucl' Policeman L. NJ
Hobbs and grabbed the hands OF Pc,
licsman Edward l.. Dennis, who was
seeking TO wr'st the weapon from
Jarre't's graz.
The fourth shGt. which went wild.
burned OTioCr Dennis hands in Srv
clal places. Smith then ran away
frcm the death scene. hut has been
rarturrd and is new in jail.
II was testified a. the coron"r's in
quest last evening that when jarrett
located his victim. after he had
threatened 10 XIII him as revcng" for
prior arrest III" same lay. h" re-
MAJ kCd: '.n--n Won. yOu ar" the man
that arrested nc" and began firing.
the first bullet entering the left eve.
The SEQ Ond and third shots were fired
in the threat after the Officer fell.
The deceased sail not w1rd nor had
he chance tn ucfend himself.
The preliminary hearing has been
set Ger THURSDAY morning.
The funeral services over George
r. Smith were held this afternoon. tn"
Odd Fellows and police fore" acting
as escort.
Jarrett ami Smith ar" confined IN
NanSemOnd TAIL
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Took Second Place.

In the annual shoot OF the seventy
first Virginia regiment at Virginia
leach Saturday. the Huntington R'-
fles' team won second place. with
score of 1913 points. Company b. OF
Norfolk. won first honOrs. with l339
points. Sergeant o. b. Fisher made
the highest score Of any member OF
the team. ard came within one point
of carrying OFF regimental honnrs for
individual shooting. Sergeant Fisher
made IS in a possible %. and the
highest score was 10.
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f|aancs ctmnNtee Reccmm' nds an
Ipp'op'|a|;n Of $1,000.
N ABOLITION 10 REGULAR LEVY
rota. Income Of the Board This Year
viii Amount to Nearly Forty Thous,
and Doilars-Report OF the Auditor
4 Received.

! A resolution recommending 10 the
city council that IN appropriation "i
u coo be- made for tn" heard o!
school trustees. was adC pied last
night hv the finance commit'e" ct the
council The proposed approximation
IS 10 d,fray tho oXp"ns. s # III" con
duct of tn" city public schools until
3he funds CT the school board becomes
hvailalla aho"t December |.
This fund will be in addition 10 the
regular school levy of 90 cents. THIS
levy will amount 10 about $4,000 and
the State appropriation Will aggregate
nearly $4,000. making Il total of nearly
R4U.U0G for IN" cil!' schools for the
session of 196S-'09.
Tsic COMMITTEE" received tn" regular
report of the CITY auditor and audited
bills and disposed Uf other routine
business.
The report will 90 to the common
council meeting tonight.
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Her Twelfth Birthday.

! Miss Mamie Sweeney. daughter Vi
Al, or1 Mis-. Daniel Sweeney. of 3l3
Twenty-third street, celebrated ''r'
twelfth birthday Friday evening":
Those attending were: Misses E1he'
Williams. Mary Jones. Mary Earl
HIilda Royce. Lois Boyce. Elmer
Wright Virginia Singleton. Mayrtle
Saunders. Gwendo!in Jones. Oracle
Massie. Angie Uper. AMI Mary skeF
Ter. of Washington. d. C.. ami Mar
saret Joyncs. Of North Carolina
Master John DeFarge. Samuel Jones
James Rotelar and Charles Faiman,
The evening was pleasantly spent IN
games, after which delightful refresh
ments were served.
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SCHOONER SHAMROCK WINNER
Frederick Thompsen's Yacht Probably
Won 325 Mile Race.

81
NEW YORK. July 6 - Frederick
Thompson's schooner yacht Sham
rock has probably won the 32I mile
race for the cup offered through the
brooklyn Yacht Club by Sir Thomas
J. Upton.
Carrying all her working sails and
n balloon lib. the Yacht Gro G
ed the finish line in Gravesend BAY
at 5:27:30 this afternoon. The
schooner Tammany finished at 10: 30
o'clock tonight. She is allowed z
hons. minute. by the Shamrock.
She allows the MimoSa III eight
hours. 90 minutes. 80 seconds. so
that If that sloop arrives by 1:4S: 30
tomorrow morning she will be winner.
The sloop Butterfly went ashore on
Erigande shoal early today, but was
gotten on afterwards.
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BANKERS PLAY c. 4 o. CLERKS.
Twilight League Came Will b.
Pulled on at Casino Today.

At the Casino park at $50 o'cloc
this afternoon tire baseball team .
the Chesapeake & Ohio Raiiwa
clerks will cross bats with the min
Ct the bank clerks. The teams sect
TO be fairly well matched ami god
game is exoactCI
Tomorrow evening the DraftsnIn
team will play the government nj"
and Thursday the Mercantiles fill
meet the Pocahontas Pikers.
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seImont Gets Big Stakes.
GBy Associated Press.)
SHEEPSHEAD RAY. July s. =

SHEEPSHEAD RAY. July s. The
spring meeting OF the Coney is'aEa
Jockey Club came to close today
with the running Of the Lawrence
realization stake, worth s17.S60 to
the winner. which resulted in Al easy
victory for kugrs, Belmont's FaiT
Play with ]. r. Maldcn's King James
second. and r A. ForSytA's Torante'
,biri. Far Play 50 Overwhelmingly
cu;classed his field that ne was prac'
ti~aI,y out Of thc betting. being
M ted AT to 4. He was only gai'
,urirg n the crd.
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Finds $50 Pearl in GIN.

NORFOLK. VA. July s. + Peter
Dixon. aiGht wa,chman N IN" Citi,
GEMS bank. bought a lotb: slams
for clam soup. paying abf cent
apiece for them.
When the clans wore tened ono
Of them was fund 10 ceafn a rsack
object. which Mr.. DIN thought
m Sht be a black pearl He saved
AMI sut m'tted Il 70 a ia jeweiry
frm. which paid him s.ga h 70: the
pearl
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Abraham Reuf Released.
(Rv Associated Pr"ss.,

: SAN FRANCISCO. July 6. - Ahra-
nam Reuf was released rom the
county jail tonight on bonds asErrsa'-
ing s1.sO0. 900. the largest amonn'
ever given in criminal case Ia
this state. This sum is the aggregate
hail on IS indictments returned ny
the Oliver grand jury charging Reut
with bribirg
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Anna Gould to Marry Today.
fRv Associated Press.1

LONDON, July 6. - Prince Hello
de Sagan has given notice at the reg
istry OF his intention to marry Nine.
Anna Gould. He made the statement
this evening that the marriage cere,
mony will take place tomorrow before
q, registrary and that the civil mar
riage will be followed by religious
ceremony In the Lutheran church.
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CHALLENGE Tennis Match.

The challenge tennis mach be-
tween Chandler and McAlpine. win
ners Of the last years tournament
and holders Of the Young Mems
Christian Association doubleA tennis
cup. will be playel on the assoc'ation
court at 40 O'Clock this afternoon
This match promises to be one oil
the most interesting Of the season
and doubtless a large crowd OF tennis
enthusiasts vii! attend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
BRIDEGROOM CRUSHED TO DEATH
Lewis Woods. Married Only a Month
Victim Of Accident.

STAT NTON. VA. July e. - Lewis
Woods. Of Augusta Springs. Wa: in
etauilv killed Sunday afternoon ny
beng caught in the machinery OF the
pvrtiar-i Cement Works
Mr.. Woods was al emPt"yc "f thu
company. He vas - wears old ans
had been married just one I'"nth
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Cut Great Tee on.

Jumping on the rear OF n bYcle
which was being ridden by a1th"r
boy. Raymond Cox. boy who
lives in East End. had his gra to"
severed from his fco: SundaYafter-
noon. The boys toe was cath: in
the rear sprockst wheel OF y bicy-
Gle The wound was n vcrybainful
one and physician waShastily
summoned 10 all Of the boy
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lacres' Auxiliary.

A special meeting Of the Lanes
Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Carts
fjan Association will ne held at the
association building at 10 O'CLOCK
this morning. All members are re-
uueste5 to attend. as important busi'
vesa is to bc considered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
cond;t;cn Of Bishop Potter.

COOPERSTCwN. y. Y, July C. -
lHshOp Potter. who has lScrn critically
III ~ his -umn"- HON" here for soy
oral DAYS. rassrrI 4 'lir,y conf 2Eia1's
nIZhi There APPEARED TO u" Wtlc
change in l.. bishops condition to
iay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
A Necessary Quality.

We require . certain nruness -
an circumstances Of life, even IL
hsppies,. and perhaps contradictions
coHc In order to prove and exercise
,his: and. II We can only Determine
so "a use them. the very effort brings
back tranquility TO the soul. which al
ways enjoys having exercised It's
strength In conformity 20 duty. Viii
liam Won Humboldt
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Norfolk Sh piping.

NORFOLK. VA, July G.-ArriveI:
Steamers Kirrim" r" tErD Serbs
Hullva: Kanawha. Small. Boston.
Schooners Helen W. Martin, Ross.
Boston: Clara Davis. Farrow. Jack.
:c2villC.
Sailed: Steamers Greyst1ke Caste
OBJ. Craven. Antwerp and Swansea;
Nannette )BrD. Hunter. Brid%etown.
Barbados.
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Nc nday, July 6. 1908.
Arrived.


Steamer Taurus (Nor). Sunby
Montrcal-to Newport News ship
building e. Dry Dock Company for l."
pairs.
Schooner Pendleton RrollcrS
IIaye". Belfast, Me.-to George j..
Warren Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner Maria o. Tel Washing
ton, ID. C.-to White Oak Coal Com
pany in ballast
Barge Lancaster from New Haven
TO Chesapeake 4 Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Fargo Pottsville from Sai'm-tH
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Coal Ageacly
Company in ballast.
Barge Foster from H33tOn--tI R"r
wind-White Coal Company in hal
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Calendar for Today.
Coil for Panama.

The Norwegian steamship Nordkyn
Captain Lini. cleared yesterday for
CriHtobal. Panama. with about 4..'"T
tons of al loaded at ih;S port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
Steamer Here for Repairs.

The Norwegian steamship Taurus
arrived in port yesterday morning
from Montreal and later went TO the
local shipyard TO hav" slight repairs
made to Yer huh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
70 Can't 4Scat.

The hos, NJ all tfhrra IL ~Hper'
ionce. c. N. Hahn Of Silver
City. North Carolina hys: Z find
II ciric Biiters dosJl that s cls'm-
- for Il. For g m. liver and
Eidncy troubles 4 Pr no beat
have trird II and h II a ncst ~.
ccI;cnr m~diciE Ir. Harden Is
right: IT'S the hcff all medicines
al n fo~ wcakncsSfmc hack. and
an rrn down cc1i"ns. Post tor
for rhfS and ND Snld under
guarantee at all pc stores. &c.
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Umbrellas, Sl.N

Ladies' and Gentlemcn's
Umbrellas. &c and IS inch -
Thcse are the regular 1z3e e
,brclias. On safe at SIS. -:
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Notice.

Patrons ~ tn Newport News
i.iSht and Wafer Company arc hereby
''rru,irsrd iha; water bflis must be
raid by the 10th inst. Al deiinqu"a-
cirs on the nth insi viii have their
supply cut on rursuant 10 notlcc
eissn all eonsumer<. NEWFpRf
SEwss LIGHT AND WATER COW
rANy. ~ L. u. NNvII1LE: Super
,asspdesl 7-i-iot
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last.
Cleared.

Steamer Nordkyn tNor). Lind,
acknowledgements 4 Oh Coal
and Coke Cnmpan".
M1bile-Chesap T. OHIO Cc1l
Steamer Enni brook tBrt. Wiley,
Agency Company.
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Sailed.

Steamers N.r'lkyn iNorD. Lind
Clict0bal: Ennishrouk tBrD. Wiley
Gr0m North sydney. Mobile.
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ees. ,he ia Affords.

1T gives me undod pleasure IN
recommend Huoh'S srnioa Saivc ="
sa~s J. W. Jenk, 81 chapcI HiI. n.
e. u an caavlG ~ The host saIvr
tn world asnj =; cured \ fcgon
on nv thumb N " nevsT fails to
hell every sof burn or wound IN
with u Is ap1. &c at all drug
stores.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

Tho v. Y. r. 4 y. r$wav steamer
New York was haulg ont in dry
dcck No. ] al the sh 81 ye"trrday
mcrainr TO have sIirarrpa:rs matc
- her hril
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07

Ladies' Kimonos. In all c0tct
and styles. regular price go
Sale price 25e.
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:M.J. Lewis %.
27l6 Wash. Avenue and
49,. 2Sth Straet
Hose, n 1-2c

9 Children's -and Misses LAee}
Hose in mice lace patterns ~
binck. also white. These -
the re gu!,ir CSC hose. reduced t.
12,&c pair.
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Ch.llies. Sc yai1

Forty pieces OF Half Wu6l
Chailics, in all shades. IL
are the regular loo chaiiies, ~
duced to Sc yard. q
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SHIPPING REPORT
Sunday. July S. 1906. -
Arrived.

S'hooner Frontenac, Coombs.' Ban
sor--to New River Consolidated Goa
Company in ballast.
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Use!ess 20 Firht Br~an

The h~ai"h fight in tho Penn wi
vania Situation RACED around Mr.. CAT
10y. but his victory IL is claimed is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
Murphy Fighting Bryan.


Nj. Murphy had waited for some
one else TO take thu leadership. As
is generally believed. he will have the
OF going back to New
York with the delegation that 1t
would have been lacking in political
sagacity FIR New York 10 act against
Bryan until the aggregate strength of
the OPPOSITION was demonstrated II
be sufficient TO defeat him.
For the first time the allied oppo
Sition disclosed figures showing what
might have happened had New York
at the outset that ii was
for Bryan. According 70 this table. a
total of $40 votes, or considerably
more than the necessary number 10
block Bryan's nomination. would
have swung into line with New York:
the claim in detail being as follows:
Alabama, I: Florida. :: Georgia. &c:
IS: Yves, Virginia. "a;
North Carolina. "a: Connecticut. l.:
Delaware. 6: Maine. II; Massachu-
Sets. ~: New Hampshire. s: New
Jersey. Il: New Y-rk. az: Pcnnsyi
varia. IS: Rhode Islard. 4: Vermont.
:: Minnesota. 2: Ohio. .: Wisconsin
S: Alaska. 6: Porto Rico. G. Tho
total vote Of the convention Is 1.0H2
The onc-th rd ~ proven, nomination
being ?3;. whereas the allied opp2si-
lion claimed - IN excess Of this TO-
Iuircment had New York fnrEish";!
The raiIying point. A me|tiny was
held late this evening of tho variou:;
clements. irrinC which tho
vas canvassei and IN arrrc-
mont each" that " was futile to CON
'inuc the fight IN view Of New York s
naciion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-07
B,G colv(I||O. BE-
DllocBAIs TO-DAY
Continued from First PaseD

yerihS and likely - turn a block Of
Southern strchsth away from Bryan,
and this with, ihe organized strength
of Johnson md Gray. might have
gyen vitality to the allied opposition
IAt all thet,. reckonings have com"
y naughi because of New Iork's per
$stcnce. New York is neither for
Bryan nor against him anu with this
Orpos ton has crumblcd
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-03-26
bayfield, COUNTY
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j. Dubinska has purchased new
horse and some ur-to-date farm i'm
plements.
Jack Colby has rented the VIM.
Foley place.
Eileen Stock Farm has added
Pure Bred Registered Sire to head
it's herd of Grade Gurnesy Cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleck of Benoit gave
a House Warming at their new
home Saturday evening. Eighty
three people were present and a
grand time is reported by all.
At the Ski Tournament at Che
ouamegon Farm Sunday Miss Mae
Smith took first honors, making
good amatur record.
An Ashland party has purchased
the Frank Hughes place and will
m owe on 1t at once, opening up a
blacksmith shop and doing the local
blacks mithing which will be
handy for resident farmers in this
vicinity.
Messrs. Soaring. Melstrand and
Larson of the Executive Board were
out visiting and inspecting schools
Monday.
L. r. Flick, of Benoit is candi-
date for Supervisor in Eileen. We
know of none better qualified or
more likely of success in competin 2
for that office.
Mail Carrier Terwilliger has a
new up-to-date wagon and is giving
good and efficient service. He re-
ports a heavy business which is gra-
tifying to Eileen residents. as it in
sures the permenancy of the service.
Mr.. Wolf of Ashland has finished
saving the Wilder TIM Der and is
moving his mill to place near Bay
field.