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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

New York, May 15.-Cables indicat- ed an advance in our market this morning of 10 to 20 points, but local sentiment was unrespOnsive enough to Liverpool and spot sales there oi lS,- 900 bales to make our initial figures unchanged to up. The English market, however, kept firm and clos ed 3 to higher than yesterday, re- flecting it's strength in this market and causing an advance of 15 to 24 points by noon.
 Wall street interests that liquidated yesterday were again prominent sell CTS today, but the cotton was we'll talk en by brokers thought to represent the larger spot people, mixing the To- cal talen1 who were fixed for break today and rather confirming increas- ed belief by some that conditions re- sponsible for the advance were not dependent upon the Wall street bulls. The mill situation seems little bet ter and sales to China and India were reported but American spinners' talk ings of the raw material for the week promise to be as light as those of last week. The weather forecast was for continued cloudy conditions in the western belt.
 J. S. BACHE & co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
LOCKET LOST.

This locket was lost either between Southern Grocer Company and the Hotel Jefferson or between the hotel and the depot Finder return to room ?, Masonic Temple, and receive re- ward 5-9-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Lovers of the spectacular will do we'll to see the Swiss Alps at the "Palace of Mysteries" Forest Park. Opens May 18th.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

aoa.s A9laclrar 10 0. D. c2am3as= I.if. wa.ea.,- deed. &lGo: pt lacz e5, Woodruff Addition West
 Wm. IfndleE to Bette r. N4lsa2l= aeed oi trust, soon: Il 192 los i aa5 Z a.ac} :, Ha#isca's adiiJiog
 F. ! Thomas to atto kez te ] Of laust. #t9; lo,s aad 2. a.=as :. '. ]. fam05tt'a addition
 .S .rew Me5lorrjs to Jno. S. Lows. 6sea of tfus. &z7. ns 4W F. = sec. IT, 6. 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Frank Sandy" Reeves has resign ed his position at Rosenberg's Sec ond avenue store and will quit work there tonight. He-has accepted a pc stion with the Harrison Commission Company.
 William Crater, a negro, was found guilty of a charge of grand larceny in the circuit court yesterday and was sentenced to one year in the State prison. Crater got mixed up with a calf belonging 10 another.
 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. Ditter will regret to learn of the death of their little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, who dieI in Memphis Thursday. The funeral was held there yesterday. Mrs DiIer was formerly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
". r. SeaWell of the firm or Se;

". r. SeawelI of the firm or Sea well and Ancrum, local druggists, was elected member of the executive committee of the State Association of Pharmacists at Little Rock.
 Norman. the eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. IT, McGloflin, died yesterday at their home, No. Sl2 Ne braska street. The body was taken to Bryant, Ark, this morning for inter-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Alderman !. \. Clement, who k enjoying a soiourn in Hot Springs, writes that he is much improved in h41lfn ,a.---.-4ra--.------= <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

1dlllDuI loll IL al4lllS- -AAoAA'' Misses Edna and Alma Langford will go to Hot Springs tomorrow to attend the big Baptist convention. <1 ~-- Frank Hurle has returned from Little Rock. where he attended the meeting of the Arkansas pharmacists.
 w. l.. Dewoody has returned from Little Rock, where he attended the convention of Arkansas pharmacists.
 w. G. Carnes, H. s. Wynne and C.. l.. Drake of this city are in Little Rock attending the meeting of the Waters-Pieree- Oil Company agents, Attorney Ben J. Altheimer return ed from Little Rock last night, where he attended the Federal court. Major r--F4--NWhite-wt return this morn ing.
 Edgar Bloom and wife will return today from Galveston, Texas, where they spent several weeks for Mrs. Blooms health. Her many friends will be glad to learn that she is much improved.
 Mrs. Emma Miller and daughter Miss Hertha Miller, of St. Louis ar rived in the city yesterday and are the guests Cs A. s. Rosenberg and family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Better stay in Saturday night and save that money for the Park open iuu,-NpBday, May 18th. ---.---.s--'-ss ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
.asg,tt- Hi@ baB.Miug will he htfa E

BE RaEtIzU& WitI he h'tQ at Smarfs pond. one mile west q sae Baraque Street Baptist church. Su4- day. May IT, at 3 o'clock. Reverend ]. C Battles, the pastor, and his assist ants win have charge of the religious program. AI are invited 10 he pres ant
 The funeral of D. l. McNllla4>- We 9ied several days ago at the Ot- ton lio1e,, will he held this afterno0as All members ef the Pine Bluff Aerie No 209, r. 0. E., are requested 10 meet at their hall this afternoon at 3 O. clock for the purpose of attending the Gbsequies. The deceased was a mem Der of that order.
 -George l.. Madding, receiver f0r the stock of Baker and F'arrar, made a report to Chancellor Elliott yester- day in which he stated that he had taken an invoice of the stock and that' it totaled about 5000 with an in- debtedness of about 5000. He rec commended that the stock be sold to satisfy the creditors and a date will probably be fixed for the sale today.
 The Sunday school children of the First Presbyterian church will have their annual outing on Thursday, May 2S. This announcement was made yes terday by V. o. Alexander. chairman of the entertainment committee. The steamer A. D. Allen has been charter ed and a trip up the river is planned. The steamer will leave at g o'clock a. m. and return that afternoon. Sun- day school pupils will be furnished with free transportation.
 Rev. C. w. Daniel was for several lyears pastor of the First First Baptist church of Pine Bluff. It was during l his pastorate that the splendid build | ing now owned by the church was erected. During his stay in Arkan- sas he was a leader in mission and educational work He is now pastor of the First Baptist church of Fort Worth, and one of the leading spirits
 n the Southern Baptist convention The delegation of Pine Bluff people captured him this morning ill the Eastman hotel and made much oi hin.--Baptist convention note to Ga zette from Hot Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16
MARKET E1TPIs1.
 IN 4l3GLE4H ,

Liverpool Sells i>.00n Bales and Fu- lures Close 3 to lIiehri ll2an
 Thursday-Amcrican Market fn- \ rcsponSiye-Miil Siiuhiien Seems Better.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Give the Amefican-FXcelsl6r Laundry your work. dtI
 Big Ribbon &al2 saturday nj Fhe GRAND LEADER.
 Two Furnished rooms for Hsbt housckeeping. 6s2 Wamut street. \ 5-3zGt
 Max Efsenkra0ar of the Nj. cans Company, is quite saa& a5 his home on West Barraqrd street.
 If we don't get your laHalfy, tel ephone Us and a courteous driver will call. AmelIeau-EXeelsiar Laundry.
 -Just. like new are your shirts, collars and cuffs when the American Excelsior Laundry does your work
 Something new. cleaa, uP-to-noN, in the way of iliasions at Palace of Mys- teries-F0rest Park. May 18th.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe simon have rent ed a cottage on South Pine street and will make their home there in the future.
 Never could be again as cheap trip to Paris, Versailles, Nice and Monte Carlo as can be had on the "liale'S Touring Car" at Forest Park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Charley tIsoUans at Tam9 WAS in .F- e.#5 .e 1sl5av.
 5#a= =st,as.aa2le a.44 q flsaaH la ItfJfe 8Hc# XesIasUal.
 j. C. Seh5ass returned &as,eadl< H4ia ana3aea Texts. t55a54ss NJ. 3 Austin has @ona 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Clarence E. PhlRot has returned from Little Rock. where he was OH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16


 Constable J. 5. BsJ7TaQaa ofxAlt1eim- el was business visitor in Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-16

Biz Ribbon Sale Saturday ai thF GRAND LEADER.
 Miss Mary Frank SWeet has fe- covered from a brief times.
 Theodore Jones is now connected ,,-;,l, ttl, Com ,n Main street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
TO cuRg A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine
Tablets. Druggists rsfuEd money II
II falls 10 cure. E. W. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. CSC.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Nswberr Notes.

Newberry, Jan. s.--Mrs. Lille Kitch.
ems and daughter, Minnie, are home
again, after q twO-weeks' visit to
relatives at TT White.
Miss Atlanta studStill is visiting at
Coleman this week, guest of her
brother, Lonpie studStill.
.LucluS johnson Is home again, at.
ter q weeks visit to relatives at Haw.
thorn.
We are sorry to report Miss Fanny
JoS Hodges on our sick list this week.
Her many friends hope to see her out
again soon. '...
Bro. ,. L. Yeats filled his regular,
appointment here Sunday. delivering
two nne sermons, one In the morn.
ing and one in the evening.
After a pleasant visit here to Mrs.
G. D. May. Miss Kate Smith has re-
turned to her home in Alachua.
W. @. Chapman returned last
Thursday from Georgia, where he
spent the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. J. @. Grof and little daughter,
Dorothy. OF Dallas. are the guests OF
Mrs. q. A. Grofi this week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Why

Should your baby sufHerH When he
IL fretful and restless. don't expert
ment on him and use any old thing
your neIghbor recommends. Buy a
bottle Of Whites Cream vermifuse
greatest known worm medicine and
cure for childron's diseases. 1t is min
in lis action, builds up the system,
makes thin. ppny babies fat. Mrs. J.
G, Smith, Tampa, Fla, writese my
baby was thin and sickly. could no,
retain itS-foOd and cried ell night
I used one bottle Oh Whites Cream
vermilage and In q few days baby was
laughing happy and we'll" Bold by
w. w. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
Hawthorn Nsws Notes.

Hawthorn. Jan. Tho young peo-
pie had pillau At the residence II
Mrs. =, ", Cole last Saturday even.
inG, All reported a very nice time.
Miss iottA Littlcdals returned TO
ThomSnville, &C.. Monday. where che
h attending YOOngs Female College.
0lea Moore and Miss Mildred John.
sou accompanied her ~ far ~ Jack.
soHville. where they attended . ban.
quot. Miss johnson returned home mt
midnight with q bad case Of the
mamPA All the pupils q the Hav.
thorn JuRiW High school cxtsSg their
sympathy. and hope she Win sooa b.
able TO rctara 10 school % they saiss
her .NEAlliRg face 80 much.
Otto Stock has been copAned 10 hls
home Tor the past feN aaya With Ia
srippe
Miss HAycrAfy % ocalA. the nsS
school seaeAsr, asssmsd her pOGiSiOa
here ASnday,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

DoFby, Coma, Jan. "A robbery
In the house ot caas. y. BrOohet.
Of AnSoniA, national republican oOua
mittSemaA. ana president Of the Amer
lean Brad Company. ssvoral dAy1
80. In which TIE thieves got away
With jewslry valued at $4,000, hAA
! JoSt been reported TIE jeWslyy wGl
taken from jewel case in Mrs
Brokers room WhilS ne family vas
a dinner entrance having probably
been Eained through Nn unfAstene ed
window.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
ateartr Mount ROYAL saf,

Quecnr,own. Jan s--Tae lens
ovSfGGe s,crmSr Mount Rcyel stea -
GO slowly in'4 Queenstown Tuesday
aoI tie news OF Ter safety wuA re-
eeived vita E,tdreSs IN sNippinE CTR
eles. She Rad not been heard. frors
n many DAYS having been last re-
ported oR the Lizard December 10.
and watch was beluE kept for her on
10th Gdea OF the Atlantic ana a. fsr
shaEA a. Bermuda she has on board
Immigrants ana q crew ot zoe men
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

cd by the exports that the armor belt
has bees placed 80 low on the modern
naval Vessel that It Is almost entirely
under water, and in support Of this
argument are shown pictures Of the
flagship Connecticut as she sailed out
OF Hampton Roads on her way 70 the
Pacific. These pictures do show the
armor belt almost entirely submerged.
Another fact which IL not stated. how
ever, e that in time Of peace naval
vessels become loaded. down with a
great quantity OF paraphernalia which
would be discarded In war. Extensive
awnings, superstruotures. launches,
etc. are carried on the. decks. When
q ship clears for action this stun Is
cast overheard. The launches are
turned adrift to be picked up later or
allowed TO sink, ane, too. It IL not like!
ly that naval voaasas about to go into
action would be as heavily laden with
coal rs were the ships starting on
their long cruise to the Pacific. or
course with all this truck overheard
the ships would sit much higher In the
water than they eau with II on board.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

Many ills come from impure blood,
Cant have pure blood with faulty d.
ssstioa. lazy liVor and sluggish bow.
ella Bardoek Blood Bitters strens,
tASns stomach, bowels and liver. ana
pnFinos The blood.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
AnaIns, Prekst Steps

SSN oritans. To-. Jan. &-TA'
New orleaa- softoa sxeSaaEs sas .
suNd an ORleial pan.phle, deseriAin:
n ae,SIl tee melted q trading n
eosS0a fulurcs on eAis exsharss TA'
Seatesnsnt RaV6Ca,e3 ne Neoa,!ca q
eueAe; sAoPs trading trOn TIE sogta'i
OoSaOa huaiaeSS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

People In the East would like to
hear moro from Governor johnson Of
Minnesota, The Governor came TO
Washington recently and at n banquet
made q speech which excited great
admiration and enthusiasm. and some
~ the people IN this section are wond.
eFlne u tho Democracy has not some
Aner Presidential timber In tho Min.
heaota Governor than they have
realised heretofore. The boom Of
Judge Gray Of delaware does not
seem 20 take any hold on 80 ImAgi.
nation Of tho people, II IL hard 10
eAy Nhy u does not flourish. but u h
PROBABLY due 20 the general belief tha,
IT, Bryan has the call IN the NEXT
NationAl convention, Whatever may
be thought 81 Judge GrAy's boom,
tAeFe IL no doab, tina, he commands
the respect and the regard Of the
people who know him best
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

The navy war precipitAtcd BY the
Presidents decision 10 place u navy
surgeon n command % the naval hos.
Pital ship. RelieA goes meFTlly on
With every prospect ofsOme action by
Congress Il h generally expected
tia, Congress viii pass a law pEOhihit'
ING the placing Of any naval vessel
under the command 81 IA ofAecF NhO
e not = sailor. and Il h assumed tina,
n h becAut" the President Is aware
Of this fact tha, b. hcsltAles 10 issaa
the order Shiea would plaoe Surgeon
Stokes Ia command u the Relief
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

I! Representative Barchheld Of Penn
aylyania. the manager Of that indie.
Anable something referred to out Of
compliment to Senator Knox as the
Knox boom. has been In New York
'Rpeently and returns 10 Washington
With The announcement that Some
e tho cans who don't vote are yelling
ior Hughes. bit ! ind that all the
Doys who win do the voting are lining
- foF old man Cannon Of Illinois"
9@idsntly Mr.. BarchAsId has some III
tle bills Up hls sleeve which hs hopes
th6 Speaker win allow to go through
q thlh session Of Congress, incident
ally, Mr. BArchneld attempts TO quote
Ahe President a. for Knox. a some
what silly attempt In View Of the
energetic manner In which Mr.. RooSei
Welt is working 10 secure the nomi-
nation OF Secretary Taft. The hardeat
bow the inCiplent Cannon boom, has
Seoeivea was delivered by Representa-.
1--WE Townsend Of Michigan, who has
been an ardent Cannon man IN Wash.
tngton but who. ON going homo and
fading the way tho wind was blow.
Inc IN Ais district. came out In q
strong interview announcing that he
was for Tast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
MARSHAL ARROWS REPORT.
Aggregated sasssS--ons Of the Best
ever Made 70 Council.

Ever MADE 20 COUNCIL
Marshal KTnow made his report to
the city COulicil Monday night--and II
WA . report Of which be should well
feel pr6bG Eas It is one Of the best
II not the, best, ever recorded since
the city was a municipality.
While It may not be any credit to
offenders Of the law, II e a credit to
the efficiency OF the oflpers in appre.
hending those who break the law.
The report shows an AsSregate for
the month Of DecembeRs Of S2SP.S5. Of
which S2e1.s6 were fines.edIlected, and
the balance, S2I, fees for impounding
cattle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

The New Years reception at the
White House vas an unusually brill.
liant function, despite the lowering
skies. The President, refreshed by
hIs little rest At Pine'KnOt, where he
tramped the hills and dales with his
two younger boys. seemed exception.
ally happy aud greeted the brilliantly
uniformed diplomats and army officers
and the somberly gowned judges Of
the Supreme Court each with some
felloitoIs remark and good wish. For
several hours the President stood In
line and shook hands with several
thousand people. From now on social
Washington will be all Eaiety, as
the White House dinner and recep.
tions follow each other In quick sue.
cesalon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09

TheFv is also sOme prosPec, ef an
Investigation into matters % RAVAl
constitution By congroaA n IL assert.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-09
QUO WASHINGTON
|. NEWS LETTER
Bryan apd Taft Frankly Commit
Themselves on Public Questions.
OTHER PRESIDENTIAL sooMs
People Of the East interested In Gov.
smor johnson Of Minnesota -Judss
eray Of Delaware Does Not crssts
enthusiasm a. . Candidate,

SN{ " SSteV@'~ 49, w. N'VeNN
Enthusiasm a. . Candidate.
spsoIal ConsspOudsncs The Daily Sun.
Washington, d. G.. Jan. Sin his
Boston speech, Secretary Taft very
eIear1y defined the difference be-
tween himself apd Mr.. Bryan. Mr..
Taft emphatIcally advocated Govern
Eent coBtroI Of railroads a. the one
Rhtidote for Government ownerShiD
which Mr.. Bryan regards o. the only
nlsalstactoFy ultfMats solution Of the
TeilFoad problem. NJ. Taft has frank.
N committed himself on every public
question. NJ, Bryah has made bis
views very clear. but no one Of the
elhsF candidates has adopted this
manly course. Governor Hughes u
astea 70 make . speech e the Union
Aeagne Club in Chicago aRd his
friends are hoping he viii summon up
sulleieht courage 10 declare himself
~ vuoA Subjects ~ the trusts. the
hAtit, the rAllVoAds, eta. The fact II
tAas the Gov6snos, IL trying TO ride
tMo horses going IN opposite direC-
tldns. His entire strength In New
FORK rests on the fact that his old
friend and associates regard him as
opposed 70 the Roosevelt policies. and
W strength outside Of New York, In
20 far as he has any strength, rests
e. the belief that he 10 in sympathy
WITH those policies. Mr.. Hughes cam
nat 80 how TO commit himself With
eus tOgleitipg bis strength in one place
o. the ether, -----~-S,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
WON TWO MEDALS.
Percy Ashby, Hampton Boy, Captured
..v,, n iio;versitv AZ v,ruin;s

Percy Ashby. Hampton Boy, Captured
~" at University Of Virginia.
Mr.. Percy X. Ashby. the son Of MFR.
and Mrs. George w. Asiaby, in New
port News avenue. and third year
student Of the University OF Virginia.
vas q successful contestant in the
annual Southern intercollegiate meet
at Charlottesville. Saturday.
Mr.. Ashby won the go yards dash.
making the distance IN % is seconds.
Mr.. Ashby came second in the l0o
yards dash, MIR. Rector who came first.
breaking the worlds intercollegiate
record. making the distance in Q A.
seconds. These victories. with the
others Mr.. Ashby has made, makes
him the possessor Of the "" the
highest honor awarded b. the gen
erai athi.ti association OF the un'-
versity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
mon SCHOOL 10 PLAY
OLD POINI COMFORT


This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the
Hampton High school and the Old
Point Comfort College. for several
years friendly rivals in athletics, will
meet on New Park diamond to battle
for baseball honors. II is expected
that the contest will prove one OF
the hardest fought OF the season as
each school is going in TO win.
McMinamen will be in the box for
the, High school. while Birmingham
will wear the liverpad
Old Point Comfort College will line
mp as follows: Nnnan. Oh: Carey. S.
s.: Harrison, ID: Belts. 3b: Newman.
c. T.: Brown. r. T.: Mccain. p; Fuller.
G: Hartzell. Richardson and Carroll
substitutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
AamD.oo Educational Association 10
Assist N Fhhag Up he Libraries.
The COUNTY AnO STATE WILL HELP
II the Local Schools Raise $i5 for
Each Building the County Board
Win Give Like Amount and the
State Board viii Donate $40.

The Hamp on Educational Assocl-
nj iom. which succeeded last winter III
Ilat ing r, productions OF high art Ia
the various schools OF the county, IL
pref Arirg to do great deal OF im-
portant work In behalf OF the SCHOOLS
i'll the near future.
Tie association has decided 10 fill
the library In each OF the schools IN
the county with good books and al
ready plans are being made to raise
tho necessary money. Under plan
adopted if the school will raisa $40
the county board will supplement that
sum with $l5 and the state board Will
make m additional appropriation OF
SO. Naturally the gift from the
school board and the state will be
made only for she first SIS raised by
the school. yet the association hopes
TO make the amount large enough TO
purchase all the books necessary.
With this end in view the executive
officers OF the association VIII meet
this evening with Mrs. Henry Lane
Schmelz. when plans will be made
for q cake. ice cream and fancy ar
tirle sale al the Syms- Eaton academy
Friday afternoon.
During the next few weeks cam
paIgn is going 10 be made 10 secure
members OF the association and II
Is hoped that every one that has an
interest in the furtherance OF the
schools will become united with the
aSsoriat ion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
KEMP HEAD Oe
ENcAMPMEET, ]. o. E.
Phoebus Man choeen to the Position
At Annual Session in Lynchburg
Yesterday.

Mr., joseph Kemp. OF Phoebus. was
elected grand patriarch Of the Vir-
ginia Grand Encampment, Independ-
ent Order OF Odd Fellows. which Is
now in session in Lynchburg. The
election occurred yesterday morning
and the Phoebus man was unanimous
" elevated to the highest station in
ME grand encamnment.
Capt. Thomas V. Turney. Of Phoe-
bus. was chosen grand secretary
again.
AdvicAs received last night were TO
the effect that the next meeting OF
the grand encampment will BE- held
in Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
WANT tO1lHG .PRE-ihcT IN
EAST HAMPTON SECTION
Petition Gotten up Among Men to be
Presented to Judge Robinson
To- and Board Of Suoerv.S.ors.

A petition, endorsed by number
Of the voters of East Hampton, has
been circulated asking Judge Ciar-
ence W. Robinson and the board of
supervisors Of Elizabeth City county
to create and establish a voting pre-
cinct at a convenient point in East
Hampton.
When the limits Of the town were
recently extended the voting precinct
was taken into the city and the new
precinct Is said TO be q most neces-
sary convenience to the. voters Of
that thickly settled community.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
Mr.. Mller VIEW IlI.

Mr.. Henry c. Miller. an aged and
respected citizen o. the West End,
Is very III In the home Of his son,
Mr.. Jesse ID. Miller. in Hol, street II
vas said last evening tina, the con
ditIon Of Mr.. Miller is such rs ~
cause his family grave apprehen-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
eI.c,.s rw.nsv New Members.

Twenty nov members ~ere eIectsd
inio msuh, rship BY the Virginia
Yacht Cirh o, its meeting last night.
Considerable routine business was az
tended TO. Commodore J. J.. 3. Cooke
wto has just returned from New York.
vas In the chair
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-12
TO PAY SECOND VISIT.

Bishop Randolph is Coming to o;a St.
Johns Tomorrow Evening.
The Right Rev. A. NJ. Randolph. d.
D.. bishop OF the Episcopal Southern
Diocese of Virginia. will pay spec
ial visit TO St. Johns church tomor