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The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
SOLDIERS SEE THE ROUND UP"
Complimentary Performance for Reg.
rnent Soon 10 Leave Fort Wayne.

Detroit officially told the Be, enth
regiment. Friday, that the city is sorry
10 lose the soldiers who have been
stationed at Fort Wayne for two years.
Inc occasion was the complimentary
matinee given in the Detroit Opera
house by THE Round UP" company In
honor OF the regiment which is 10
start on its journey for the Philip
pines next week.
At the conclusion OF the third act,
after the play-soldlers of the drama
had annihilated the hostile Apacoes
who were trying to wipe out the hero
and the man whom he had gone into
the desert TO rescue. Mayor Breitmcy-
er and Col. Cornman. OF the Seventh,
mounted the stage. where they pre-
scented baskets OF flowers to the prin'
cipals OF the cast.
The mayor made a speech In which
he wished the Seventh good luck and
thanked the company and management
for the unique compliment conferred
in giving this extra performance. Col,
Cornman responded and then Macklyr.
Arbuckle, who plays slim" Hoover,
The sheriff, In The Round Up" came
back with a short talk In which numor
and feeling were deity mixed. Max
ing the speech in character " was
most effective.
The enlisted men OF the Seventh
occupied the central portion OF the
main floor, while the officers occupied
seats at. the sides and in the boxes.
The city officials and their wives oc-
Cupied the balcony.
No seats were sold for the perform.
ance, many who wished TO purchase
admission being refused at the ticket
cffce. The occasion was a most un-
usual one, the performance being
given gratuitiously by consent Of the
management OF the Detroit Opera
house, Klaw G. Erlanger. the owners
OF the play, and all the members Of
the company.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

between the two skits named there will
he the following high-class special
ties: Cavana, an expert on the high
wire; Orletta and Taylor In a singing
number. Grace Orma, singing and
dancing coincidence the Columbia
-Four, wholesale dealers in wit and har-
mony, and Elvs Grieves and her l6
military malds
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
! IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES s

furnish another standard act Whiting
will be recalled as the singer OF "Har-
rigan" with the Melnotte twins last
season OF no lesser Importance ~
Harry b. Lester In monologue and
songs, and Paulinetti and Piauo, In an
eccentric comedy act. The Mysterious
Big Lady" Among the early numbers
! on the bill are Christy IL Willis. COM
4 edy jugRlers and dancers. said TO be
/ one OF the best opening acts shown on
4 the circuit this season. Sue smith, who
! has just come on the Orpheum circuit.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

and protects the interests or Dora's
rather, encountering many dangers.
one OF the big thrills OF the play is the
race between two engines The villain
steals $50. 200 from the ranch and at
tempts to escape on a locomotive. Tom
charters another engine ana starts In
pursuit on parallel track. The two
engines are shown on the stage. puff
ing, lurching and Keeling. being stocked
TO the limit. Trees, fences and vege-
tatton fly by at whirlwtnd speed Tom =
engine gradually gains on the other
and Tom IL seen leaning out OF the cab.
pointing a revolver at the auversary's
head. The money IL thrown across and
the scene ends. However. this is but
one OF the many thrills, which are of .
set by happy vein OF comedy
Holden and Edwards have provided a
capable cast and admiral scenic pro-
duction. Matinees will be given daily
except on Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
THE WHITNEY.

The Angel and the OK" story Of
ranch life In Oklahoma viii be the
Offering in the Whitney Theater for one
week. commencing Sunday afternoon.
ranch near Lawton. Oklahoma. Tom
Carey (the on Is In love with the
rancher's daughter (the AhseD. Tom
Carey is the foreman OF the ranch
strong OF limb and stature, and honest
OF heart. Dora. the ranchman's daugh-
ter. ls sent to an eastern seminary to
he educated. After the first few weeks
the letters TO Tom and his letters TO
her are intercepted by a Mexican half-
breed, and the lovers, not hearing from
each other for three years, are led to
believe each has forgotten the other.
Meanwhile Tom remains on the ranch
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
AMERICAN GIRL TO WED COUNT
Miss Nora lselin Is Engaged To Aus.
TRAN Diplomat.

NEW YORK. April 24.-Austrian
nobility has won another American
helress Miss Nora Iselin. eldest
daughter of c. Oliver Iselin. banker
and yachtsman, has become engaged
TO Count Ferdinand Colloredo- Mans
field. Austrian diplomat. stationed al
Rome.
The count Is the second son OF
Francis Colloredo- Mansfield, who mar
ried the sister of Baron Won Aehren'
thai. Austrian minister OF foreign at
fairs.
The wedding, which Is to De quiet
one. will take place in this city early
in May.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
One of
- -
the 4O,366
Testimonials received in two
years. ours is a New Eng
land farmers home end

As we are twenty miles from a large
town, We are obliged to depend very
largely upon family medicines we keep
on hand all the time.
First and Foremost among them is
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which we have
always found true friend and helper.
When had suffered dreadfully from
dyspepsia, without finding relief,
Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me positive
help, and when I had used four bot
ties I was I'm better health than for
many years. have found II
"A Great Medicine to build up when
strength is most needed, to create an
appetite. and In short to regulate the
whole system. ] have lately been taxi
ing Sarsatabs, which I find convenient
easy TO take. and also very beneficial"
Mrs. f. L. Berry West Troy. Me.
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the
utmost remedial values of more than
20 different ingredients. each greatly
strengthened and enriched BY this
peculiar combination
Begin taking Hoods SarsaparIlla to-
day Get II In the usual liquid form
or In chocolsted tablets known as sar
satabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

the spectacular numbers. In contrast
20 the bucollc atmosphere or the nrst
part will be the closing comedy. with
music. called In the Justices Court.
This is "a new idea TO buriesQue, and
things that bob up In one OF the police
courts OF big city.
That the show IN finely staged and
beautifully mounted Is proven In the
wonderful success OF the present tour
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
MAJESTIC.

Rawls and Van Kaufman will make
their frst appearance la Detroit In the
Majestic next week In That Mush Act,
claimed 10 eclipse anything heard here
for pure and unadulterated fun. VIII
Rawls as a black face comedian Is said
70 be one OF the cleverest in HIS line.
and MSS Van Kaufman is charming
Coincidence.
The Three Fishers In their spectacu-
lar contortion act entitled. The Ever
glades OF Florida" viii offer number
OF sensational stunts which are start
ling as we'll as unusual
The Athletic Manolo Family. just on
velous feats of equilibrium and heavy
weight lifting. Miss Manolo claims TO
be the strongest woman In the world.
aud makes a standing offer or $500 TO
any woman proven her equal.
The motion pictures and songs Will
be OF the latest and most carefully
selected
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

ferent comedian, Will be the comic sui
tan and Emma Wagner the soubrette.
The Girl From Chelsea" "a mixture OF
comedy song and chorus dances and
evOlutlons. VIII close he prOgraIn. but
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

Have you tasted "Salada" Tea? Tn
equaled for purity, strength and flaw
or. Trial packet loo. At all grocers
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

will entertain with songs. and the
Microscope pictures win bring the
close. The week following Nance
ONeil. Americas foremost emotional
actress will appear with her company
In thrilling playlet OF western life
called 81. 900 Reward" Her principal
support liz william Bonello, one OF the
foremost stock actors In this country.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

that begin and close the bilt The first
is called THE County Fair" and pic
lures the restless happenings during q
day at "A country show. Mingling with
the development are the choruses and
they cover the up-to-date musical field
thoroughly. The chorus Is selected
one for this season and due allowance
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
ANEYI-E.

An Oriental atmosphere will mark
the entertainment TO be given in the
Avenue theater, Sunday afternoon. and
the remainder OF the week, by the
double company piloted and managed
by John Grieves. The company Is
known as THE Fay Foster" organiza-
tion and The California Girls" and.
united, they comprise AZ people. The
Oriental color mentioned comes in the
opening vehicle. called THE sultan 5
Brides" This ~ a musical comedy tell
ing how two rulers quarrel over a
Young woman to be sold in a slave mar
ket and how the young prince wins out
over the wicked sultan. II Is filled with
music OF an operate nature and IL II
said that the voices engaged 10 sing
tho score are better than the average
IN burlesque. May Orletta and Fred
Tailor Will have the principal singing
roles, while Ben Cook a somewhat DIFF
The Detroit times., 1909-04-24

The Prince Chap" will be given life
and blood ia the Lyceum next week.
commencing tomorrow night THIS Is
the first appearance Of this play In De-
troit and the first time II has been
given stock production anywhere. IL
was secured only through Mr.. CHASER >
reputation as producer Inc den e..ni
and Is full OF heart interest. inter-
woven with comedy and pathos.
The story Is that OF young man. a
sculptor. who leaves his homo In New
York and goSs 10 England 10 sell hts
wares. unnecessarily. one or his asso-
Ciates. a woman who has become de-
spondent through her inability 10 Sc
cure profitable work. comes TO his
studio one night and while In dying
condition wrings from him promise
TO care for her child. The curtain falls
on the first act with the child kneelihB
at his knees saying her prayers.
Three years elapse and the child has
become a part of his life. He tells her
beautiful fairy tales, one IN partcu-
lar concerning a fairy princess across
the sea who is coming to meet the
Prince chap when he wins honor and
fortune. When she does come now
ever she is selfish and doubtful as
10 the child. she renounces him and
mRrries an arrogant broker or wealth.
is partially healed by the childish love
OF Claudia, the ward. Ten years elapse
and Claudia has developed into beau
tiCul girl OF Is. The sculptor has won
=
turns a widow. 20 affect Il reco1cifia-
tion. Claudia thinks the Prince Chap
still loves the princess and In her
Jealousy - awakened To the tact she
loves him. She endeavors TO leave his
house as she feels she cannot live in II
with him loving another but she ~
stopped by a certain artist friend, who
happily saves the situation during
clever scene and brings the Prince Chap
TO realize that II IS Claudia he now
loves and not the fairy princess who
would not. share his hardships. The
piece IL a most happy combination OF
pathos love ana comedy. much OF the
latter being turlishtd through PUCK
ers a spinstcr slsVey. the role OF which
will be eFsayed by Miss Cburteney, "a
-patEo4t-Little
Ida Kashncr and Kathleen Brown, VINO
are scoring "A hit this week. Will be
seen as Claudia at the age of and 5.
respectively and Dorothy bernard as
the girl OF Is. M. CHASER is cast as the
Prince Chap" and the entire company
is offered splendid opportunities
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

the association. either investor or
borrower. All have shared in the
profits. Conservatism and good
management have been the prone
object arrived at and obtained, the
result being that over $10.00O.CO has
been paid in dividends to both inves
tors and borrowers, and a large con
tingent fund created in addition to this
We have not advertised because We
did not propose to do So until entirely
able to do 1t. Eventually. every per
son in Newport News will appreciate
WHIT this association means to them
all such enterprises. 1t is qucs'
IN Of educating the people. and al
this time we are in position IA
spend more money to attain this OBJ
ject than heretofore.
II any person Is interested enough
to read our advertisement, 1: will I'M
mediately become manifest that the
advantages offered by this associa
ticn to borrowers are unequaDed. The
money is loaned to them on such
liberal terms that il cannot cost them
more than what is called straight six
per cent. upon the loan obtained. but
less than this rate. and, in fact. ar
fords the Borrowers such a medium
Of investment that. II they are able
TO paw more than required, the net
cost Of the loans may amount TO FIVE,
four three or tw, per cent All OF
the profits earned are divided ratahly
among both investors and borrowers.
The association vas organized for the
express purpose Of helping. as far as
Il Is possible to do 50. those who are
compelled to borrow. and reward fair
" those who are able 10 invest.
Both investors and borrowers are
in the hands OF local people who.
a. of3cers Of this company. make u
10 their interest to see that all are
treated alike and absolutely pro
fected.
We have virtually grown ~ and
increased In strength by reason ~
fair dealing. and just and generous
treatment 10 all those who have felt
4, 10 their intcrcs; 10 do business with
US. and 7 know Of no institution OF
Which this city has more reason TO be
proud Of then this association. We
have not spent money In advertising
NATL "" have earned tho money TO
spend. and ~e feel tbs. nov We can
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Mems Shirts

Just received-Our new line Of
Shirts. White Ground with Neat
Designs and Stripes-also Plain
White. Easter PHILOSOPHICAL. 4sc.
A better grade for ....... 94c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
ll1iia / F'h,y's bsR O
a1lbls Was Sotlksd
sleaIs CONCLUDED TO 1kE COVER
Datsseessd to Leave Commitments
onen Over the Week End-oAns
Fully Held and the Market c'o'so
with Strong Tone.
NV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 3.--The selling
q stocks which depressed prices yes
tesday was proved BY the action OF
tAN market today to, have included u
larte proportion OF bear operations
an the short side. The bears SEEM
"a indisposed to leave their commit
uents open over the end Of the week
era today they bought to cover. the
Scanty selling induced by yesterday 5
aharp reaction was an influence III
fnGaucing this action. There was
neone evidence OF buying from new
sources at the decline In prices. when
occurred at the opening in continual
tim Of yesterdays movement, and
tisis also promoted the desire OF the
stdrts to retire from a position con-
stderea vulnerable.
There was not much in the weekly
fnercsntile reviews to warrant an as
sumption Of any considerable revival
Id trade activity. February earn
inns continue to make good COM
parison with February Of last year,
bsst the contrast with the year before
Indicates that restoration to normal
conditions has made only moderate
progress as yet. Evidence Of a grow
tnS plethora of money was substan'
stal influence In sustaining the de-
termination of the spectators for
EiSe to hold their positions. The
days gains were fully held and the
iAarket closed strong.
Honds were steady. Total sales,
par value, 32.4l4.UO0. United States
10 registered advance \ per cent. On
call during the week.
Total sales today. 449.500 shares.
ihcluding: Sugar LOO; Tobacco 600;
Atlantic Coast Line 800: Chesapeake
q Ohio $500: Louisville & Nashville
Loo: Norfolk & Western 1900: Read.
NJ 6S.50O: Southern Railway 700, do
IA 400: Tennessee Copper 400:
euited States Steel 1890: Union Pa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
New York Money Market.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. April 3.-MOney on
call nominal: time loans dull and
easy: SO days 2la per cent: 80 days
2h to ~ per cent and six months
3 per cent. Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper 81 to per cent; sterling
exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at 1856 4S610 for
60 day bills and at 4S7.70 for demand;
commercial bills 4s512 y: bar sill
yer 50S; Mexican dollars A..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
DAY DREAMS.

All. once methought twas sweet to
dream
Back in the twilight year,
All. once methought twas sweet 70
live
With Love so near-so near.
And nourish all my idle thoughts
On gentle bird-song hours.
And feast my ever searching eye
On Cupid's lurking flowers
But now methink twcre nobler far
To put higher goal in view.
To fight against the whole wide
world
Ny self and love and-YOT'
o. L. 3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Broadway Store,
BOOST Washington Ave.

do this. and that it is right and pro-
per that the association shall do what
it can to inform all persons what 1t
stands for, and what advantages it
affords for those who wish to avail
themselves of what it has to offer.
both to investors and borrowers, as
a convenient and profitable financial
medium.
"If there is any plan that is better
tnan that which Is offered by our
association, | have not yet become
acquainted with it. We are work
ing constantly and continuously for
the welfare of the community and
its citizens. Everybody connected
with the association is open to inves-
tigation and inspection by any person
interested and all that is necessary
to Hberate the people of Newport
News from the shsckles which will be
quickly and willingly applied TO them
by strangers. IL they are willing to
submit to extortion and imposition. is
to support and build up This local
company. 1t will easily prove an
ample protection to all compelled 10
borrow or desire to invest We ar"
now earning profts. in which both
borrowers and investors share.
amounting TO $1.100 per month. We
have been successful and We are
proud of 1T
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Easter Handker=
chiefs

Large variety OF Ladies' Plain.
Fancy and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs-also a full line OF Mems
Plain Goods. Price from SC to
24e.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Silk PetiicOats

A superb quality Black Taffeta
Petticoat: cut full and well-made
Special Easter price ... $4.e8.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

cifc So, 400: Virginia Carolina Chem
cal 100.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
WONDERFUL development
OF LOCAL INSTITUTION
Mutual Home Savings Association Has
Prospered IN Coed Times and
- Bad.

After panic and q period of de-
preston and hard times. the public
too often has TO listen to stories OF
failure and disaster. The dark side
OF things is resented add the bright
side forgotten and lost sight Of. J.
is gratifying. therefore. to call atten
ton to the notable success OF New
port News Institution.
II will b. noted that the Mutual
Home Savings Association. Of New
port News. Virginia. Is carrying a
page advertisement in this issue Of
the Daily Press, emphasizing particu
larry the ioaning feature Of this com
rahy. and some comment being made
upon the fact that although this as.
soctation has been in existence and
doing business for thirteen years. mos,
OF the advertising waich II has done
has been recently and during this
period Of hard times.-
Mr.. William c. Stuart, the attorney
and general manager Ct the asxocia,
lion. being requested to make a state.
mont In regard 20 his company. its
career and business. said yesterday:
Oh, hard times or good times do
no' influence Is In any way. IS the
Mutual Home and Saving Association
vas ORGANIZED by conservative and far.
sishted men. who intended that u
snouid b" made a success, and have
MADE a success. through all ard
any Kind Of tines. No misrepres.
"ntsiion has ever been made to any
person Who has become fpteresfsd in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 3.-For the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

third consecutive day new msh
record marks for wheat were estao-
lished on the board OF trade mere
today when the May delivery sold al
122A and the July at l0SA per Dushei.
The market closed strong at net gains
for the day Of q shade TO a y cent
compared with the previous ciose.
Corn and oats also closed firm ana
provisions steady.
Articles Open High Low SloaV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Notice..

Patrons of the Newport News
Light and Water Company are here.
by reminded that water bills must Re
paid by the 10th inst. All delinquen-
cies on the nth inst will have their
supply cut or pursuant to notice
given all consumers NEWPORT
NEWS LIGHT AND WATER COM
PANY. by L. r. MANVILI-E. Surerin-
teBdent. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Easter Veiliogs

A new line OF Russian Net Veil
ing, in Black. Navy and Brown:
extra good value for yard. ....1 9e
A better grade, In all the New
Shades, for 24c and 4ac yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Ribbons

A complete line OF all qualities,
widths and Colors: also Betting
Ribbons for Easter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Baltimore Produce Markets.
(By Associated Press.)

10y ASOCldttu iSSsD
BALTIMORE, MD. April 3. -
WHEAT-Strong: spol contract
1904: Southern OIL grade l27l2
1901.
CORN-Firm; spot contract % -:
Southern yellow 80 -
OATS-Strong and higher: No 2
mixed 81 ".
RYE-Firmer: No Western. do
nestle 81 IS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04

Clearing House Reserves Above Legal
Requirements.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PressD
NEW YORK, April 3-The state
ment of Clearing House banks for
the week shows that tne banks hold
$13,9s5,s25 more than the require
ments of the e5 per cent. reserve
rule. This is a decrease of $2.793,-
$50 in the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans, $1.3OS,52 200: increase $10,-
$40. 100.
Deposits. 1885, s6s, ZOO; increase
SO. 569, 800.
Circulation. s4s,713.soO; increase
$l75.SO0.
Legal tenders. s7s,57e,sQo: decrease
1885,. ZOO.
Specie. ss74.4o5. 100; increase 81
10000.
Reserve, ss52.s7s,ooo; decrease
$751;. 400.
Reserve required. $s3s, Ss2,175; in
crease $2,542.45o.
Surplus, sls,es5.s25; decrease ST.
793.s5O.
Elk United States deposits, $l4.669,-
$50: decrease $2,S37.0 75.
The per centage of actual reserve
OF the Clearing House banks today
was 1851.
The statement Of banks and trust
companies OF Greater New York not
reporting to the Clearing House shows
hA
deposits Of $l.37,355, 800; total cash
on hand $l47.15l 500 and loans
amounting to $1.0S1. O33. 500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-04
Spring Dress Goods

36-inch Serges, in Plain and
Stripe-also Plain Panamas and
Batistes. in all the New Shades
for Spring; All-Wool and an ex-
ceptionally good value for 4Sc.
yard.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-03-19

Mr.. M. Ormond, with his wife and
baby girl, OF Meridian arrived here
Saturday and spent several days pleas
antIy as the guests Of Mr. J. W. Rog-
ers ana family.
Mr.. w. N. Canty, OF Scranton has
rented the Colmer building next to
Pascaaoula National Bank and will
open and up t0date gents furnishing
establishment therein on Saturday,
March 20. Mr.. q. Wunderlich, an ex.
perienced salesman OF many years,
will be 10 charge Of the business and
will ever be found ready TO accommo'
date all callers In his usual gracious
way. We direct the attention Of 0uI
readers to the announcement OF thii
store at the top Of this page. Be sure
TO give them call.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-03-19

The Methodist church presents u
pleasing picture 70 the eye IN Its new
coat ~ white. The painters have I'M
ished u most creditable piece OF work
In this Instance.
Mr. Il. u. Dozicr Is busily engaged
In getting his stock of goods IN shape
for his opening on Saturday. THIS
young gentleman comes to us highly
recommended and no doubt will make
quite a success IN the business. The
attention OF our readers Is directed TO
his advertisements appearing In this
ISSUE.