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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11

Waddell Wins from Athletics.
(By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA. July 10. - st.
Louis today shut out Phisatl lphsn
by s to 0. The visitors drove Dy-
CERT on the rubber In the Nth In
ming and Coombs lasted only one.
Score r. II. e.
St. Louis .... 100320O0- Q .
Phila. ....... OOOOOO00O-0 =
batteries: Waddell and Spencer:
Dygert. Coombs. Schiller and Pow
ers and Schreck. Time. l:5S. I'm
pire. Connolly.
Sox and Senators Fight to Draw.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. July 10. - Wash
ington and Chicago battled sixteen
innings today to tie. 3 to .. the
game being called on account ot
darkness. The pitching Of Altrock
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III The World OF Sports

han. Time. 900. Umpires. ODay
and Klein.
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FAlRvlEW ST0RMED BY g.
ENTHUSIASTIC FRIENDS

Continued From First Page.)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS.
We can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO. c.
BLAND, Room l. Coleman Bldg.
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Since Tuesday. when tho conven'
lion opened. Mr.. Bryan has hem pro'
baby buster than any man IN Den
yer. u fs doubtful after the last four
DAYS he has averaged more than three
hours si~ep In - hours. TIE hiss been
IN constant touch by telegram vita
the convention and With great IRE.
aucnry has bren called On 70 give
ins,ani decisions in affairs Of great
party Importance.
~. eees On rsaR q Nesl
a. 2 o'einck this evvuisy Mr. Srysa
-etired 20 q much ne~aed sesf. -
b not pox prohsble. thst Mr.. Bryan
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15
Sore Nipples

Any mother who has had experience with this
distressing ailnent will be pleased to know that
a cure may be affected by applying Chonter
lain's Salve as soon as the child is dcrc nursing
Wipe 1t of with soft cloth Lciore allo,yns d..
babe to nurse. Mann trainee nurses u.s. ii
save with hest results. Fer sale ly ioilS
Pharmacy. lkclnan Bros. Pro, RS,
A new lot of plain AID Mul y
Widow Sailors Just received, at
McGovney's.
The Chieftain prints deposit
slips, notes, drafts, letterheads,
statements, ETC., in the highest
style of the art-not quite as
cheap as Montgomery, Ward
and Co., but at a fair living price
and we guarantee to do just as
good work as you can get in any
city. No matter what the quail
ity of paper you desire we can
get it.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15
Many Thanks.

While majority Of the sub
scribers of The Chieftain have
settled their arrearages to this pa
per there remains a small list OF
those who have not. and we wish
to remind them that a late ruling
of the postoffice department
places a limit on the length OF
time subscriptions to weekly pa
pers may be in arrears. If sub
scriber is delinquent more than
a year. the publisher must pay
one cent postage per week on
each paper mailed. which will be
prohibitory for most publications.
This ruling places all weekly
publications in a position where
they must secure renewals from
subscribers who are delinquent
over a year.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15
The Most Common Cause Of Suffering

Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering
than any other disease. for the reason that ii is
the most common Of all Ills and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that Chamberlains
Pain Balm will afford relief and make rest and
sleep possible. In many cases the relief from
pain. which is at first temporary. has become
permanent. while in old people subject to chronic
rheumatism. often brought by dampness or
changes in the weather. permanent, cure cane
not be expected: the relief from pain which
his iniment affords is alone worth ,nany times
It's cost. rs and 20 cent sizes for sale b,
lkelman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15
Broke Jail

An important arrest was
made last Tuesday by Mar
shal House. but the culprit
has flown and the local Vi
DOGS are mystihed.
The stranger gave his
name as c. D. Gillen, age
"a and when searched he
carried on his person a large
Colts revolver, four razors
and two gold watches.
When asked to explain,
he refuses to give the oMc-
; ers any information but was
exceedingly sullen.
While Marshal House was
patroling the district, the cul-
prit dug under the floor and
made good his escape.
1t is thought that the man
is badly wanted elsewhere,
and that the loot will later
be identified.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15

It IS pity to person neglect indications
Of kidney or bladder trouble that may result in
brlght's disease when Foley's Kidney Remedy
will correct Irregularities and strengthen these
oagans lake FoIeys Kidney Remedy at the
hrst sign OF danger. Holly Pharmacy. Ikelman
Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15

For stomach troubles, biliousncss and con-
stipntion try Chambcriacn's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Many remarkable have been
affected by them Price. rs cents. Samples free.
For sale by lkelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-05-15

Latest varieties of Hats and dress
shapes, just received, at McGov-
ney's.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
KEEFE SAYS PRESIDENT
is LABOR'S FRIEND

Daniel j. Keefe returned to his
home In Detroit, Wednesday, from
Washington and will return to the
capital, Monday. TO take up his new
position as commissioner general OF
immigration. His place as president
of the Longshoremen Marine Il Trans.
port Workers International union
will be filed either by T. b. O'Connor,
OF Buffalo, or w. r. Fuller, OF Chicago
Keefe denies that he had any intima.
ton OF the appointment prior to the
receipt OF letter from the president
Nov. 9. written Nov. 4, IN which the
place was rendered. He was then in
Denver. That the appointment came
as a result of his political activities In
the campaign just past is denied by
Keefe.
IL have been Republican. for 80
years" he says. LAS long ago as last
January, | spoke In a meeting of the
executive council OF the Federation of
Labor, advising against that organi.
zation's taking any part in the politi.
cal fight. So far as I know, with the
exception OF President Gompers and
Secretary Frank Morrison, every mem.
Der OF the council has maintained i'm.
Partially during the campaign"
Keefe declares that President Roose
welt has been the best friend labor
ever had. and that President Taft will
uphold the rights of labor at every
point.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
MRS. SCHULTZ'S BABE
is TAKEN FROM HER

Mrs. Anna Schultz. charged jointly
with John Kurka with the murder OF
her husband, Anthony Schultz, In
Hamtramck on Oct. Is. will not be al.
lowed to keep her babe wE!le her case
is pending, and Wednesday afternoon
the child, three weeks old. was order
ed sent to the House OF Providence.
There 1t will remain until after the
trial, and in the event OF Mrs. Schultz
acquittal, II may be returned to her.
In case she is found guilty the separa-
ton Wednesday afternoon will be-
forever.
Not understanding English, Mrs.
Schultz was unaware OF the court \
decision when she entered the auto
after the trial, and the court officers
were spared the task OF taking the
child from her. She was taken TO the
Jail 10 await trial and the babe to the
House of Providence. There was no
scene at the separation. Justice Ger
hard, Of Hamtramck, tried TO have the
child turned over to his wife's care.
hut County Physician Grimes. who
has been active in separating the two,
convinced Judge Durfee that the baSc
ought to be In the House of Provi-
denCe
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
Bad Symptoms.

The woman who has periodical bead
pches, haekacbe, sees imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing before
Der eyes. ha3>gnsvinS distress q heavy
tuii feeling a }tomach, faint spells, drag.
ging DOWN telling In lower abdominal o.
pelvic region, easily startled or excited,
lreSulG or painful periods, with or with
cut pelvic cat2frh, Ii suffering from
weakne sses and arrangements that should
have e01y Attention. Not ell Of above
symptoAs aE likely b be present In any
Negie1tod or badly treated and such
eases btt<n run into maladies which de-
MANI We surgeons knife II they do not
No mcdislne es,apt- has such long
md humef0lS record OF cule3 IN SUCH
CaseS 90 QI.-Riercei~ EaYorIte pyescylp
uQQ- 10 medlcIne has such strQp9
!gSsss nS
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SWQplala The very best Ingredients
known 70 medical science for the cure Of
woman's peculiar ailments enter into its
composition. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit-forming drug Is TO DO found In the
list OF its ingredients printed on each
bottle-wrapper and attested under oath.
In any condition OF the female system.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can do
only good-never harm. Its whole effect
Is 70 strengthen. invigorate and regulate
the whole female system and especially
the pelvic organs, When these are de-
ranged In function or affected by disease,
the stomach and other organs of digestion
become sympathetically deranged, the
nerves are weakened, and q long list Of
bad, unpleasant symptoms follow. Too
much must not be expected OF this rFa-
vorite Prescription" IL will not perform
miracles; will not cure tumors--no med
icipe will. IL t0lt often preuept them. II
taken In time, and thus the opersedng
table and the surgeons knife may be
avoided.
Women suffering from diseases OF long
standing, are invited 70 consult Doctor
Pierce by letter, free. All correspondents
n held az strictly private end sacrcdly
confidential. Address DIR. X. V. Pierce.
Buffalo. ". Y.
DR.. Piercc's Medical Adviser 1000 Pal es,
r. sent free on receipt OF 81 one-cen8
stamps for paper-covered, or 81 stamps
eor cloth-bound COPY. Addseo - above
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
BISHOP CONSECRATES
COSTLY MARBLE ALTAR

The handsome marble altar In IS.
Peter and Paul's Jesuit church, the
gift OF the John p. Fleitz family, was
consecrated by the Rt. Rev. John 5.
Foley Thursday morning. the cere-
monies beginning at o'clock. The
altar Is constructed of Carrara marble
and Is said to be the handsomest OF Its
kind In the country. The design Is In
modern renaissance, harmonizing with
the architecture OF the church, and
comprises a massive base with carved
pilasters in passion floral designs.
This supports the arch. In the recess
In which Is a beautifully sculptured
group representing the "Crucifixion.
Above the arch is fgurative repre-
sentation OF the Holy Ghost, guarded
on either side by a kneeling angel,
the whole capped with a cross.
The tabernacle has a door OF gold
bronze and a dome Of green antique
bronze consisting Of a cupola carried
on four columns. On the extreme
sides Of the altar are immense can.
delabra of 33 lights each, also In an.
tiQue bronze. The altar was designed
by Gustave A. Mueller, Of this city
The marble was cut In Italy and then
brought to this country. 1t Is 80 feet
high and &c feet wide. and cost thou.
sands OF dollars.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
TREASURER KOCH
WILL KEEP UP FIGHT

CITY Treasurer Max Koch says he
Will not quit In his fight against the
mayor and controller in regard to
bonds given by the banks which are
city repositories, even II he is outvot.
ed In the sinking fund commission.
Il will appeal to my friends among
the aldermen II | have to stop this
plan Of making present of $4,000 to
each OF the banks and getting moth
ing for the city In return" says Koch.
There has been a lot OF lobbying to
have these personal intead of surety
company bonds approved, thus saving
the banks the 5 per cent premium.
Now will do some lobbying myself.
The banks should pay the city
1-2 per cent on deposits, as they
once did, but We have been fair In
asking only 2 Ia per cent"
The commission appears to be even.
ly divided. Mayor Thompson and
Controller Doremus wish to accept
personal surety bonds from the Old
Detroit National and American Ex-
change National banks, in place of
the former surety company bonds.
They have with them Aid. Heating.
Tossy and Shapland, while Koch is
supported by Aid. Heineman, Brozo,
Korte and Remand.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
SIMPLE LIFE THE
THING, SAYS F. P.
GLAz|ER
LIVING OUTDOORS GRADUALLY
RESTORES FORMER STATE
TREASURER TO HEALTH-HIs
STORY ON STAND.

The simple life is the thing. says
Frank p. Glazier, former state treas
urer. II will be recalled that ut the
time of his failure year ago. Glazier
was expected TO die as the result or
the strain and a severe attack OF pneu-
monia.
Although he was far from being his
old self when he appeared in court.
Wednesday, to be examined by his
creditors, Glazier was still a fairly
active man.
ut is outdoor living that has done
it," he exclaimed. Il have spent prac'
tically all the time out OF doors at my
wife's place at Cavanaugh lake. l
may be changed, but am a great deal
better than | was few months ago >"
The examination OF Glazier Wednes-
day afternoon developed very little as
to the causes OF his failure. He testi-
fed that he had lost about 100000 IN
running paper In Ann Ar5or and that
he had also lost In other ventures. He
could not remember the details of his
various transactions. That he had re-
tanned any portion OF the immense
sums handled by him previous to the
crash and sent 1t away for safe-keep-
ing was denied.
Glazier was closely questioned by
Attorneys Oxtoby and Selling as to
statement he had made to Bradstreet's
agency shortly before his failure. this
statement having much to do with the
credit extended him by Detroit banks
He admitted stating that he carried
$1,000 worth of life insurance with
q cash surrender value of $4,000 and
could not explain clearly just how he
came to make such a statement since
he had assigned all his policies then
He could not account for a statement
that he owned $325.00O OF real estate,
either. Some Toledo property was
valued by Glazier at $4,000, and At
torney Oxtoby then read a statement
showing II to be worth but $500. A
valuation OF 100000 was placed upon
the Blodgett terrace by Glazier,
although he bought it for $4,000.
He also admitted that the statement
of only $4,000 liabilities which he had
made was inaccurate. There was a
long inquiry into the facts regarding
a deposit certificate for $4,000 sent to
George A. Wilcox. Of Adrian. Glaciers
attorney finally stated that the money
had been borrowed of Wilcox by poll
tician and sent to Kansas.
Il don't know yet that | was insol-
vent in the fall Of 1907" said Glacier,
at one point. II was not in any worse
condition than many other manufac-
turers and business men. But the
pinch came and l could not get the
money"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03

Romulus. st. Clair Heights. sibley,
Taylor Center. Stark. Trenton, Waltz
and Willow.
Justice Stein confirms the report that
Otto Gersabeck. Jr.. business agent
of the Metal Polishcrs' union, No. I.
Will be appointed to a clerkship In
the police court on the retirement of
Walter Molster. who becomes deputy
as yet as TO his candidate for chief
clerk to succeed Tom Farrell.
Belle Isles 500 has gone into winter
quarters. The animals and birds un-
able to stand the cold have been
placed indoors. where they Will be
comforted by steam heat until spring
and the bears have begun their
period OF Information. except the po
winds and will be found In the park
during the cold months to come.
with the dinner given by Hugh shep-
herd. president Of the Wayne Count y
Republican club. TO the Detroit mem
bers Of the state house OF repressn
tatives. the campaign OF 1908 came
10 an end. This In the last OF the
dinners given by Shepherd. Mayor
the dinner-giving function. having
already announced one for the leg
islators In the near future. The | |
Legislators presented Shepherd with
fine opal stick-pin and box OF SILK
scarfs.
Detroit cab drivers Will petition the
common council TO amend the ordl-
nance SO that tax!cabs will have 10
use the regular hack stands pre-
scribed by law. instead OF being al
lowed To moor to the curbs any
where that there seems good
chance OF picking up patrons. AL
though tho taxicabs are a new thing
here, their competition has already
hurt the cabbies. Tiis IL largely
due to their advantage In choosing
positions. A tax.cab NAV stand in
d., trl,n ~, In. n
scot Inn. waiting for n fare To come
out from an after-the-theater sup
per while the cabman has to wait IN
front of the city hall. Rates for tho
cabs are $3.50 for the first hour and
81 per hour thereafter. while the
autos charge by distance at the rate
OF 30 cents for the first half mile,
and 10 cents per quartcr-n'iie there
after.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
BOY is WINNER OF
DOUBLE-BARRELED SUIT

Randall E. Martin. boy of H.. won
a double-barreled victory from the Ma.
tional News Co. in Judge Lemkie =
court, Wednesday, when he was
awarded his claim OF s72 for wages.
and the claim OF the News Co against
him was thrown out OF court.
Randall was engaged by the News
Co. to act as agent for 1t on tho
steamer Alpena for the season Of
1908. He was given a stock valued al
about $1,000, for which his father
went bondsman. At the end OF the
season when he turned In his stock
the company charged that he was s91 T:
behind, and brought suit 10 recover
on the bond. The boy claimed he had
received only IS as wages nll summer.
and put In bfll for S72 as an offset.
The oese was heard by a jury. which
found In favor Of the young man on
both counts.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
BUNNELL LIKELY TO
HEAD G. o. p. COMMITTEE

Rondeau Bunnell. paving superin-
dent In the department OF public
works. will probably be chosen chair
man OF the new Republican city com.
nittee in the meeting to be held in the
Griswold house at 1880 Thursday even
Ing His supporters claim a clear ma
jority for him and the call, signed by
10 members OF the committee, which
is the cause of the meeting. was gotten
up by his friends. .l. eEr ,,.4u.
Ed. Stein and Fred f. Fisher are the
other two candidates. AS w. q. Nal
comson signed the petition for meet
Ing, 1t Is presumed that he has with
drawn In favor OF Bunnell.
There will be some question as Ia
the legality of the choices as the terms
OF the new committee meIubers do not
begin until Jan. l. 1t has been con-
tended that a meeting to elect officers
cannot be legally held until the new
committee takes Office.
The present Importance OF the chair
manship OF the committee lies In the
fact that the committee will have the
choosing OF witnesses and challengers
at the election of school inspectors
next spring. There will Their be a fight
all along the line between Martindale
and anti.Martindale forces. AS Judge
Connolly has been understood In the
past TO have been more or less infiuen-
tial In the school board, there is a GER
tain antagonism shown by great
many Republicans to the present ma
jority in the school board.
Stein Is frankly opposed to the Mar
tindale regime while the fact that w.
G. Malcomson. school board architect.
signed the Bunnell call. indicates that
the latter has the Martindale backing.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
POLITICAL DIRECTORY
OF DETROIT PLANNED

political directory will be the
next thing in Detroit. Although the
Wayne County Republican club has
gone into winter quarters and Presi.
dent Shepherd has put aside politics
entirely for the pursuit of the law,
the activities of the club are by no
means over.
II has an organization in almost ev.
cry precinct of the city. and the pre-
cincts which lack a branch club will
have one supplied before the next
spring election. The precinct officers
are now supposed TO utilize the knowl.
edge acquired i'm the campaign In com
piling lists of all the loyal party men
of the Republican persuasion who can
be depended upon TO get out and vote
and work for the party.
Before the next mayoral campaign,
the club will have facilities for can.
wasting the city and finding out Just
where work must be done TO assure
victory.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
THE STAGE

The Avenue theater will offer new
show next week, The Frolicsome
Lambs" company organized at the
beginning of this season and which
has not yet appeared In Detroit. Sew
eral of the players engaged have ap-
peared, here, either In the Temple or
the Lyceum, for example. Carleton
and TeIre, the singing comedians,
and the Cardownie sisters, in interna-
tional dancers. In addition to these
the company includes May Strehl. the
burlesque queen" Antrim and Peters,
sketch team. and Kitty Pembroke. The
two burlesques used are The Lambs
on n Frolic," which is a topical re-
view, and AT Monaco" q travesty on
Monte Carlo gambling. both being OF
a musical nature.
Waiting contests are now a regu-
lar weekly feature at the Avenue, the
event being reserved for each Friday
evening. Any young man desiring 10
enter the contest for the handsome
prizes given may do so. either by
leaving his name In the box Office or
by stepping upon the stage when the
contest Is held. The partners for the
boys are recruited from the chorus
girls and there is a great deal Of fun
gotten out OF the affair each week
The audience acts az the jury and the
comments hurled at the unlucky fellow
who has a false idea OF his dancing
ability are sometimes humorous and
Illuminating.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
JOHN KOHLER LANDS
POSITION IN d. P. w

John Kohle;, who ran the Brett
meyer headquarters for several
months and acted as "disbursine
agent on the campaign trips, has
been given an appointment as assist
ant to the permit clerk in the depart
ment of public works. The place pays
about s1,l00 per year.
kohler is the second OF the Repub.
lican clerks discharged last summer
by the Democratic majority In the
board of assessors TO land a political
Job. John r. Fisher has been appoint.
cd to job In the county building.
Three OF the discharged clerks took
similar positions. Kohler took up the
Breitmeyer cause, Grant Cicotte had
charge OF the DENLY club headquar-
tiers, while M. X. MARI was in the
Bradley encourage.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
3e4P(zaee

The uncertainties attending the
treatment OF rupture by those claiming
TO cure this ailrnent at distant points
from Detroit. Is pretty we'll understood
BY the Intelligent classes in Michigan.
Successful treatment. administered
by n well-trlcd and successful physI-
clan and rupture specialist in Detroit
under personal observation. Is the most
gratifying experience OF those who are
eoundly cured. Such cure II worthy
tho expression implied. for the one
who was so afflicted can thereafter 20
without wearing truss. The breach
In 40 firmly knitted together that tho
part formerly affected Is stronger than
before the displacement occurred. This
II all accomplished without a surgical
operation; without detention from bus
iress or social pursuits. and without
pay until cured. Write or call on
DR.. IGNATz MAYER,
eof-< Chamber OF Cemmsscs nufidi.<.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
FLOWERS TO BEAUTIFY
SUBWAY OF LONDON

LONDON, Dec. 3.-London's under
ground railroad stations. once by
word for dirt and gloom. are to be
transformed into floral bowers or win
ter gardens.
Since the system was electrified the
stations have been cleaned and garn-
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03

ished. Now Supt. Blake announces
that an experiment In floral decoration
is to be made at the Temple station.
Baskets of ferns and evergreens will
he hung from the roof, and In summer
flowers will be used to brighten tho
formerly dingy station.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
Mrs.. Mary r. oIIchrIst Dead.

Mrs. Mary Rust Gilchrist. wife o;
Frank W. Gilchrist, prominent
Alpena lumberman. died wednesday
night In the Hotel Pontchartrnin. sho
had been III for several months and
was In Detroit for treatment. Flu
neral arrangements have not yet been
made
The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
Thieves Steal Money Drawer.

Some one removed the money draw
er bodily from under the counter in
Fred Guenther's steamship agency.
Nos. 1 and 2 Peninsular Bank build
ing, Tuesday afternoon. II contained
$54. The police are looking for the
thief.