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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09
WHY NOT HAVE A RAcE-rRAcK7

park
that flourish track Hawaii Maui
a
what hersis ISLANDS,
Racing through miangemen had for long time been the down.
grade
bills
sport from e of vantage other than those offered by the gndand The
dollars admission the the club
the way the racing conducted
being considered by
enthusiasts them Sheridan
the other tract the Mu estate which the Mckinley fund
has been invested The location
properties working
The proximity
probable lesser cost for which it be acquired
racing park would be good investments indeed would be hard
hd better money prospects than such enclosure would present
polo automobile parades other athletic
however ENJOYABLE thew NAV have been have denarted e 70
a racing aoa-
tion considerably Than the there
Territory Japanese programs
always wen filed by
of Dai Nippon
racing
ton of which well obbery
all they could get of it, and to fatten their
hesitate MODELLING pulling Many
gentlemen
be
against shady turf transactions viii have been invoked
produced likely colts which viii undoubtedly
tered which will
to to Honou
Then
known of racing Honolulu
ship year
the finish the California racing there hundreds horses which
not shipped the Rockies these undoubtedly be
raced Hawaii provided racing
and the events and purses were well advertised in the turf of
Honolulu for they nothing sports much
gay possible tailor shoemaker halter
dremake well the livery stableman
printer and in fact almost everybody anything
the unloosenng of the pubhc's purse strings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09
POLICE SHAkE-UP
IN HAMAKUA

HILO, March 3.-FolIowing closely
on the news of the shake-up in County
police matters generally comes news
of fairly complete clean-out in Ha-
makua district
Only few, months ago Sam Ka-
hama, who was police captain, was per-
mitted to resign and NJ T. Furtado,
an attorney well known in Hilo, was
appointed in his place. W. j. Rick
ard, who was elected Deputy Sheriff,
running as an independent, was absent
from the Territory at the time of this
change. Quite recently the general
work of the police in the district came
in for much criticism. Policeman John
Gouveia was allowed to resign and
Joseph de Coito was appointed in his
place but the most drastic action was
taken by Sheriff Keolanui in summarily
dismissing Police Captain Furtado
The fact that the gambling element
was very active in the district was
brought to the Sheriff $ notice by
private parties and it is said, was a
matter of discussion between the
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff Richard.
Yesterday mornings mail brought
two letters from the Deputy Sheriff,
one to the Board of Supervisors an
nouncing that he wished to resign and
the other to the Sheriff announcing his
resignation. The Board will presumably
act on the resignation at this week s
meeting
Had Richard wished to remain
he could have done so unless impeach-
ment proceedings were taken against
him. His resigning leaves the Board
free to act without taking any pro-
ceedings, even supposing such action
was desired.
The Board has the appointment of
a successor and it is stated that Har-
ry Overend would take the position
if it should be offered him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09
KNOCKING INTER-1sLAND TRIPS.

number of the Garden Island that Kauai
that insncng
of
selling tickets Honolulu
AT i
with w W. Harris
eaustay
number of those
smaller in Honolulu and and are beginning to
this served
Barking
the sunrise the
will and the
their the
erritor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09
A RusINEssL1KE POLICY.

Board of Supervisors of the County of Maui seem to be under the
build
will be appropriated for them and unless they
will There will be
blame the will
NEEDLE the work 1t that the
thinking could
to other counties of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09
HONORABLE WILLIAM B. NAILIMA.

Nailma r representative the
ad
Naiima himself
regarded OF the brghtes
assembly His genial disposition and
Honolulu
sudden
death published eterday camea a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09

The transports Quilted with wireless systems seem 70 he
a"e with almost
whispering distance
eVeh On tn be in touch Will
the this alous 7 ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09

British and Norwegian
navy Baltimore
steamers are
unteo soldiers Philippines
possibly be used favor subsidy sending great
American Armada the weakness
of the American han marne
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09

The force explosion at the Aeva o ~ s, - -, !,
to iar w. Charles Achi 4-' W u'S was hao
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-09

Are thoseJ japanese warships being eOale5 and .,, .
for benefit ~ III Suh a rush
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
PUBLIC MARKET
PRICES TODAY

fh4-t# AsAaAFsAHt"fa@
Ranch eggs. fOc dos Eastern
ofe, zoe dos Oregon egga sSe per
doE,
Washington creamery butter
zoe: Iowa creamery. soo. local
ranch. a5e
Fancy swiss eheesc. 2be; Wis
cousin fun cream brick. 2Je. emiof
cheese. i5e
Chickens. zoe H.
Mutton chops. isa e. iaAe III;
rio steaks, loo ID. porterhouae. loo
ID. slrloln. tsise Ii. round steak.
tee H.. shoulder steak } lbs. Tor
she. hearts. Toe each. tongues. fbc
q soc each. liver. DC 10
Potatoes. 10 90 Il lbs. for 25ci
$3.50 per sack
sweet potatoes. sac pound. 6
pounds for Csc,
Beota, punches for sc.
onlona. hpnehcn for Sc boiling
onions. Il lbs. for Zoe.
Carrots, J lunches for Be-
Dried onions. . lbs. for tac.
Radiahea. lunches nor Sc.
Parsley. 3 lunches Tor iae.
Turnips. J punches for &c.
California pcraimmonn. tbe Ia soc
dozen. japanese poruimmonH. Joe
dozen.
Aftlchekea. for CSC
Celery. punches ZOE lSc.
Cucumbers. Zoe
Spinach. Sc per u
Tomatoes. ise per ID.
CahbaEeu. Sc 10 Toe
Sweet psppcra IS cents doM
Horse Radlsh. ise 10.
RatabagAa. iiae ID.
SaRefkraut. &c ID.
Lettuce. : FOR SC.
Pop corn. shellcd. lbs. for ibe.
on cob. SC 10
Lemons. ise 60 20c per dos
Fancy apples. 800 10 80 boz;
cooking apples. 6oe box. lba. for
&c
cider vinegar. 7sc Kai
Cider. soc TO soc per gallon.
Pincanpica. Gee each.
Oranges. t5c TO Joe deE.
Grape fruit. doe.
Dried, prunea. 2 lbs. for lie.
Jap oranges, Toe doE. 30 to t1e
PER hpx.
nalea. 9c.i0c
Cmnberries. SC 20 lie ID.
Huealebcrries. iac
Pumpkins. Toe 10 iac.
Hubbard squash. Sc 20 i5e.
Yakima honey. $50 gal; comb
soc. caudicd honey. zoe ID. -
lbs. tSc. lbs She
New rIiherta. fsc -
hl.ek wsinuta. Be h. Enk
llah Walnuta. i0o20c ~ almonds
23e ID. pocans. zoe D. Brasil
nuts. ISe 10 mixed nuts
isc ID; eocaannta. t0c to t2c each.
HraEll pods. Ice each
Flowers Carnations. 60c per
dozen. roaes, 81 % to 81 So dozen
Yiolctn. 25e bunch. chry annthe
NUNS. 81 TO $50. uarciasus. Tee
doz hyaeinthn. soc duxea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
CUPID, the CANTEEA, AND
MORE PAY FOR SOLDIERS

Ion. the restoration Of the canteen
feature would operate for EreAtet
efficiency aud eontentment
Then tEs Eeheral suggests that
the government provide quarters
for married non commissioned OH
GERS and giee them a general IN.
crease Ia pay He aiso reeom=
menda that a new grade az war.
rant officers be created to be
above tina, ef q non commissioned
officer. General He'll thinks more
clothes should be allowed the army
men. that their rations should b.
improved. that they be given bet.
ter quarters. more amusement and
that the tax OF igts cents for the
support Of the soldiers home
should BE- abolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
tay United Press.

WASHINGTON. ian i0-Cupid.
The cuntcen and more pay are sns.
Festcd BY Franklin He'll chief Of
staff as she oniy three things that
will Induce experienced soldiers 80
remain Ia che army General BELL
SAYS 50 In an important report
buhbling over with recommended
tons for the hctterment of thc con.
dltions Of the soldiers. which he
has submitted 10 President Sooses
Welt
To hold a man in the service
80 years and deny him the priv,
ilege OF normal life. which Is mar.
ried life. r. impossible. SAYS Gen.
eral He'll. TO permit all TO marry
Is equally impossible In my opin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
CHARGES AGAINST
FRISCO'S P. M.

sAk9 FRANcfaco Jan 10
pastlis4Aa, Arthur Fisk. ~ this
city, WHITE called upon 10 nnnwef
charges involving neglect 81 duty.
incompetence. both on the part OF
himself aud " fuYorite Hnhofdln.
ntea. the use Of his official position
for the benefit II uhfDhouihern Ia.
clfic political bureau violation Of
civil service regulations, employ
menl of poato'ts<e employees 10 pre-.
clncp politics. and 70 expiana ton
Of the private commercial enter.
pfinoa Of fayospe postoftice en-.
ployea. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Congregational church. Third az.
and University - lie VIII be an-
sisted rs Miss MuriS Spvllman.
who has been studying with him.
The Fruit and Flower Mission.
The Fruit aud Flower misaian
o'clock. - room a.. Ia the sullivan
building The distributing COM
Wittea asks that owners II auto
mobiles lend their ears for short
time each Thursday morning. aa
distributing ~ baskets and pfeyis-
lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

cratic singers, and varied yaudo.
vile
Ihe Lyrie~-noubie bill 81 bur.
lo(qDs. Next week. two new bur.
leerden
The Eden Musee-The Passion
play. moving pictures Of the Al
lantic fleet and other novelties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 That
one OF the planks In the democratic
platform viii frankly declare for
Japanese exclusion In terms that
will leave no doubt as to the atti.
sudc Of the party towards that cues.
Zion became known today The In.
formation comes from source
considered highly authentic, and
follows an interview Qantod by
William J. Bryan In Chicago the
other day In which he declared he
favored exclusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
EXCLUSION PLANK TOoBE In
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

The Impression Is that those whe
will have much 90 do with the
framing OF the democratic plat
form s7sA their cue ffem THE
statcmss4, and began the building
Of platform Ca meet MIR, nNan'a
views on this subject This is CON
sldered a shrewd move on the part
Of the leaders "a coax the Pacific
coast states into the rsphs Of the
democrats. Il Is said SN<o that
bryan shares the belief of his ad.
visers that an exclusion plank viii
win those states quicker than any
thing cltc o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
BITS o'AEWs

Dance AZ Fairfield.
Mrs I ;, nrophy entcrtaiRs this
evening With a dance At the Fair
field.
Leap Year Dance.
Last evening the ladies ~ the
Frederick entertained their friends
at lean year dance At the hotel
Annual Colonial Peudre Ball.
Rainier Chapter. u A. r.. will
give its annual Colonial foudfe
hall ON the evening of January Is.
kindsreartsn Round Table.
The Kindergarten Round Table
met yesterday afternoon st the
Gieaeaifn. Mrs. QulekNhank was
hostess ~ the afternoon.
Delta oansmas Entertained.
Miss Helena rink will be hos
tess this evening at her home on
Rainier Heights. az a dance Ia
honor Of the Delta Gamma 30
rority.
Minnssonka Club.
THE Minnetonka club gave one q
their delightful dances last even
inx at Christensan's broadway
hall About Toe couples were pres
snt
Ensapsmert Announced.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William pewar an
nouuce the engagement ~ their
daughter. Helen May. 60 Mr.. How
ard Warren Scarborough The
wedding viii take place early IN
February.
Sigma Chi Smoker.
Tire alumni members ~ the Sig
ma tht fraternity eili hold a
smoker on saturday evening in tbs
blue raon ~ the Olympus cafe.
ANY visiting Sigma chs In the
city are asked 81 be present
Recital Nest Wednesday Evening.
Mr.. Henry ! Htniia VIII give a
complimentary recital next We'd
nrAday evening al the Plymouth
H. 49, t.s.sE ..fs.,..sss, "a 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
WOMAN BADLY Buasgp.

Mira. = X ufagg was severely
burned by a fire in her husband =
shoe shop at lfg9 Harvard Az. last
,usht llraHg overturned "A coai oil
lamp. bud the flames caught his
wilcs clothing Her injuries are
not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
ROB BARBER SHOP.

Eleven ragoru aud tiao we're
taken from llomer'a barber shop al
PTS Washington ~, by burglars yes
tefdnY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
Made-t0-Order
Trousers

MeGrefog q Elliott. stole taiiors.
i.6 Cherry st. Niil make their
regular tls. sts and 81 trousers
for $40 during their sale. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

The Washington Fire Insurance
Company OF Seattle hue been llcena.
ed to Do business IN the State Of
New York 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Continued Attractions.
The Moore-sThe Man ~ the
Hour. Next week. brown Of
Harvard.
Tire Grand--"A Arizona Next
week. The Gingerbread Ma.
The Seattle - eY0n YuHa0n "
Next week. At the Old Cross
Roads
Tire Lols--eA Stranger in a
Strange iAad. Next week. Sc.
erct Service
Tire Third Axenus--sA Celsbral
cd Case Next week, The Pc
male Detective
The Coiiaeuui-klhiui. the mnRi.
clan. and seven other vaudeville
turns
The Star--Rinatdo. the tramp
Flollnist. aud other acts.
Pantanes'--Tho Deiaur Trio. op.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS

kubeiik Returns Sunday.
Jan. kuhellk. the greatest lIving
Yiollnlst. VIII BE- heard as a npe.
eiai ssloisi NJ the Moore theateF
Sunday afternoon. The Seattle
symphony orchestra will give All
other Of It's popular concerts. and
has secured the yIFtuoso as an
added attraction. Reserved seats
are now selling ~ WaillngH Music
store. On Second az. neat Cherry
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

Il does both. cleanses and heals.
Soap Lake soap All Druggists 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
z45 Si:2! . 5:s St Bile HIVE ss!2 zsEEa

q MOORE Theatre JOHN cogr. NOR ~ - ann. /
story q Nsht. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10

COLISEUM

n. Evenings zoe. 500. 500 and iosol
'asston Play. The Atlantic Squadron, sni
fioh, Baby incubator, Curio Hau aud VI
ts SIC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-10
Standard Wash Prints at sc.
Mems Winter Underwear at Clearance Sale Pri'

Our Celebrated Mems Fine Australian Wool Underwear hau
or shrukabe and highly recommended for It's weah.
ties. Clearance Sale price only
Superior Quality Wool Underwear medium Ne
shrunk Clearance Sale price only 1
Mems Heavy Plush Wool Underwear. superior quality anu
shrunk price only ts..e'a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21

I saw u Yesterday upon the street
The FIRST straw hat OF nineteen hundred
eight!
The man who wore Il skulked along the
walk.
As thous h he almost feared a frownins
Fate.
And everywhere he went the people
Eapsi.
And some there were who smiled ana
winked eye.
While newsies yelled. "Oh. shoot tn
bloornin' lid"'
And srnned from ear to ear as he
passed by.
But every sweltring man who saw him
Went home and asked his little wtfey.
dear:
Where is that tust-as- good as-new straw
You know-that knobby one wore las,
year,
And WHEY hunted Up ana down the house
And tried her beN to ind II IN the hall
Despite the fact that she remembered
we'll.
She gave 1t to a tramp-oh. way last
fall.
600.
Tickle Grass.
A gossips tongue Is almost perpet-
ual motion.
Some advertisers seem to think that
Nature was intended merely as a bill
board.
1t Is not always the philanthrop'st
who is on the lookout for the good
things he can do.
4 = Il
When the sun and peekaboo waist
conspire. 1t Is hard for the leopard to
change her spots.
+ 4
When you gee two ROSTERS fighting
over an angleworm on the horseback.
you may know that spring is really
and truly here.
Just about the time q man gets
enough money ahead SO that he can
sleep as long in the morning a he
wants to. he takes sick and dies.
4 r y
Rats are very fond Of sunhower seeds.
A piece Of cheese spread with them
will tickle a rat most to death. II you
desire to make home happy for your
rats. here is your opportunity.
i Z Y
asked a little friend Of mine II he
had three peaches and somebody gave
him two apples. six plums and an ap-
ricot, what would he have. He sur
prised me by admitting that he might
have a stomachsche.
600
The Simple Life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Invited 10 PreaCl 10 Con5laed
Congregation in Brooklyn.
IA; NOT VT MAO: DECISION
Four Large Church VIII ch Worship
1ouethcr in Summer Want Local
Month OF August.

Rev. f. 7. Wexford, pastor OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. yesterday
received an invitation from the First
PRESBYTERIAN. Second Presbyterian.
Pilgrim ConerccaiiOnal and Ref rm
Church on the Heights. four OF the
largest congregations in Brookh n. \.
n. to pr"aci, to the combined coner =
gatiCnS at the second PRESBYTERIAN
church during the mrnth Of August.
During three months Of Zach snmmHr
these churches combine and hold ser
vices in one church. the other tire"
being closed.
MIR. Wexford stat, d yesterday that
as vet he has not decided whether or
not ho will accept the invitation
Each summer these churches invi'"
some OF tn" most prominent Pr"ShH
terrain preachers of the country tOcon-
duct the seric =: for thr combined con
grecationS ard naturally Mr.. Wexford
is highly pleased with III" honor OF
being invited 10 conduct the services
in August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
The WnrId,. Resi cIinnste

is not ~rtirriv fro fror1 disease m
tho hiSk elevations f"vcrs prevail.
white m The lower lcv"IE malaria -
encountered ia grraIcr W loss ey.
tent. scrordin= 10 api'udc To over
como climate affections fassitsf...
malaria. jaHrdicc. biIi"UssrSs. fovr'
aud sCr~. and general d''tiIi,y. w"
NM, effective remedy - ENctric Ei'
tors ne area, Alternative sFd b'ord
prrifcr. the sniito,c for every form
a bodlIy weakness. ncrvousf Pc. and
iusonnias Sold under sasrptee st
All pruxxis.s. Price SOC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
RETURNS COMING IN SLOWLY.
Result Of Florida Democratic Primary
Still in Doubt.
(By Associated Fress)

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May 20
Returns from v Sterday's Democratic
primary election are coming in very
slowly all being incomplete. and it
probably will be late Thursday night
before anything official can be CD,
tanned.
Duncan u. Fletcher and Governor n.
3. BrCward. for United States senai
tor. and J. n. c. Stockston and W.
Bert Gilchrist for governor are run
ming neck and neck.
Indications are that the majority OF
the delegation to Denver will be anti
Bryan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Special nss|l'g y Common e''':
Gil Called FP' Tonight.
JOINT n!t1I,s I'd HEAR ~ un
Resolution oiree.,d 9 Committee to
p,e,,r. Diane Ind Specifications
viii h. cons;a. led Tonight. and
Apportio nment wit So"'e |~'e''

- A, -, ,.., -, five of the mem
h.r. pro.i,a,. n u Jones yesterday
;,,, ali ,a special meeting
. he'll for : O'.'lOck
,,,io,, 49,, oh the resolution.
,.c,., -, ,h, ,,s, .IfGular III. citing of
the board of aide a." anu =.
ing the highways aT" ,'"'' ''A'''''
see to immediately ''"" W P''"
and specifications fod '"e P"'''e '",'
;s IN no IN, tow, with III" proc" eis
of IN, .,I. ~, IN. S;o0.n00 pcrma-
nCnt street imprOvefn Vt "o"i"'
cncci,, ;,in, ,,otting of tn" two
b.,noh.,. or ,,o n, he'll will be held
in the near future "Pf'''"'ii NV
paving money bctwed" '"' ''"' wa. 70
of the ,.itv Tho t1t passed by the
legislature authpriZin '"' H'ite' l"'-
n,,,.nop, bona. ,,Fovidcd that no
,x,r, u,,. ., r.rc,v,l loss than $22,
800 nor more liam ID
understood that the "'d an" r'u''h
wards will make Il sts ons nSh' 10 ic
Ceiva $27.J00 each. ahe rnS' ar"
Second wards have nfo'e paving TIA"
either of these. ward3 10 "'"
,bis yrounI ,h,t ~, third and Fourth
w.rd,. ,;l, h,s, ,h,;,t request for the
,ay,or r,-t;nr. =. M. sfund.
The highways and S'"''H '"'"
mittee will hold a 'pe' Id 'tle'''"S
in tn" immediate futRe I" i"'nt I"
,aprem.n,y fo- h,,,;)ng the paving
mans and .,oc;sc.t;,ns drawn up 50
+b,, ,b.x ,,,,,. =, ,resen!ch to tho
common oo:,,,.;, VI delay. City
Engineer Maryc is i'll ~ ""' vi me
city. an! the committtEA f'"pFpi! WIZ
employ special en4.S" !" """
up the plans and sPf einfa'''hs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21

Tho British schooner Ksnue:h G.
Captain Leonard T"w"r. arrived at
this por' Yesterday morning FROM
Richmond. Va. and after loading lea
tons W pig iron at Chesapeake q
Ohio pisr No fnr Amherst. she pTo
cc~d~t 10 Norfolk ThiE IA the hrTi
british <ailing vcSS~l that has visited
this p~ri IN several yc1Ts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Olympia Goes to Annapolis.

The United States protected cruiser
olympia. flagship of Admiral Dewey
at the Battle of Manila Bay. passed
through Hampton Roads Yesterday
morning enroute from Norfolk for An
napcIs. The cruiser has been fitting
out at the Norfolk navy ward for two
months preparatory 10 the reguS1
summer cruise Of the midshhpnen
from the Naval Academy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Calendar for Today.
TWO sIx-MAsTERs IN PORT.
Bio Schconers Seeking Charter
Coastwise Coal Trade.

For the firSl time in many monthS
two six-nla tcd ::chooncrs are anchor
Cd in this harhor. They are tn" Ad-
ii. NJ. Lawrence. Captain Ross. which
arrived Yesterday afternoon from Bo2
ton. and the Ruth f. Merrill, whicn
arrived Monday.
Both of the vessels are seeking
charters in the cCaStWiSp coal trade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
a CsIaoenian's Luck.

The iucIi'Ei day ~ NV W" va
-hcn p"usht a b,Y VI Uu~kicn's Ar
rIca Salvc." srii~= Charlrz y IN.
dahn. of Tracy. California Two &c
hrEcS cured mo ~ an snnoying case
of itching riies. whics had iroulscd
nc for years and that yielded 20 m
p'hcr treatment Sod under guar.
aatee At All D.-tegss;s. --..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
BENEFICIAL spe'AT'o".
Business Meeting Ttd'o~ed oy en-
iovabIe Sn er.

The Newport News "
eficial Association keIC1
smoker in the Central
hall last night. Reports '"'".u
the association had paid ''' cow "
benefits to its member "'' '"s
past year
Among thosr who
meeting were: Mcssrs
mysr. T. r.. Hopkins, g.
berg. A. E"kha:it. Tt,,.. u
William Bowers, J. -, "'' ~ "
Jackson. George ". ,o.tT "
Cooper. l.. c. Gud * " "
and John McMaSfer SID
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Exports for Rotterdam.

Carrying "A part cargo of ni-ceiia
ncous export i"si"d AZ this port. tho
nis Dutch steamship Amsteldvs. Of
the HoIian ! AMERICA Line. sail'd from
this port Yesterday for Rotterdam via
Norfolk. She will complete her car
20 a; Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
Resolution Goes Over.
STUDENT SHOT ~ POLICEMAN
Two Columbia Boys Jailed on Burg
Iarv Charge.

NEW YORK. May 2"-Onc Of two
Columbia University students was
Wounded by policeman tonight and
10th Of them were placed under ar
rest subsequently charged with at
t"mp''d burglary.
Tho Siudcuts arc Edward II. Cook.
aged ~ years and Howard ~. Colo.
81 wars old
The police aIIere that tn" two men
v"rc Att. mpting 10 break into 70
frcsbmrnt stand On Riverside drive.
a buIIci entered Cooks brain. Hr
T. likely 70 die
II II Thought probable that the ar.
fair stsrt.i As college prank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-21
COMING for Coal Cargo.

The Norwegian steamship Tiger is
expected TO arrive in port this morn
ing from New York TO load a cargo OF
coal for the West indies. She will
be loaded by the Berwind White Coal
CDmpauy