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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
DELAY ASKED.
Congressman Do Not Want q primary
Law Passed at This Session.

The West Virginia congressman
held several conferences This week on
the proposed primary law pending and
at a final caucus decided to demand
that no law be passed Thu session.
They agree to the suggestion OF Con-
gresham Gaines that the present leg
islature shall provide for a commits
sion of three republicans and two
democrats to study the primary sys-
tenn in other states, and to prepare
a bill for the next session.
Congressman Hubbard. who has all
ways favored a primary law, agrees
with this latest suggestion, and Gov.
Dawson was toll of the congress
mems attitude before he left for home
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
INAUGURATION COMMITTEES
Governor Dawson Heads Executive
Committee in Charge Of
Ceremonies

Charleston, W. Va. Feb. l0.-The
ollo~ ing committees have .bsen ap
pointed for the Inauguration of state
officials next month:
Executive Committae-Nlliam N.
O Dawson. chairman Samuel NJ Mat
thews, Charles snisher. Moves sses.
n Burlew. Edwin Leslie Boggs. All
bert Blakeslee White. Grant p. Hall,
William A. MacCorkle.
Committee on fnyitations-William
p. Matthews. chairman; VI. Platt
BrighweIl. T. Walter scbsrr, John c.
ponnally, John 4 Thayer. upshur
Hieginbotham. Houston G., Young
William 7. Burlette, William f. chif
ton.
Committee ON Floor and Music
John Baker White. chairman Freder
ick n. Carr. Frank Lively. philip G
Walker. s. Pres. smith. Henry r
Payne. /
Committee on pFogrNm-Charles r
Stfrett. chairman; Fred Paul Gross
cup. John Nugent. Richard NJ. Price
Committee ON Refresbments-C. T
Rudsill. chairman; Puck Williams
Carlos Hutsinpiller, Harry g. Mean
derson.
Committee on Fi-nance--lsaac 4
Mann. chairman: w. G. Kelly, JOSEPH
McDermott. J. T.. Dana, Joseph I
Boury, Virgil Il. Highland. w. A. Oh
ley. James Flynn.
Cocmittee on Decorations-M. !
Roach, chairman; John c. Spur, Fl
mer G.. Hood. John r. Foster.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
GENERALS
ABSENCE NOTED
Relieved TO Find That General Frazer
is Eosy With Love-
Making.

The Washington correspondents
sends the following u the Wheeling
Register;
There has been some comment
during me session Of congress that
the West Virginia members Of the
house have not been visited aud ID
ssrunted by the frequent calls Of
General Frazer Of Morgaitown. In
other days the visits Of the general
We're many and be always Mad much
advice 70 offer bis lear eood friends
from the state. This winter BIZ has
been missed. and while the voc was
rot intense, Il caused the suggestion
that the warrior Of the Dawson stan
might be at work 70 put up a new
organization. which wsnld make
the Scherr movement Of last summer
look ike the traditional 80 pieces OF
copper money. There was more or
less trembling at this thought as the
valiant chieftain Of Morgantown has
been known to threaten more dire
things and more pleasant things in
one meeting than all the others OF
his faction in the state. Although
enjoying his honeymoon with his
charming bride, the Second district
congressman, George G. sturgiss WAS
nervous at times, lest the scheme Of
Frazer would bring chaos IN the DIS
trict and overwhelm the dream OF
Sturgiss to be the member until
death do MS part
But now comes words OF cheer,
Frazer has no plans that look to re,
organization Of the republican party
In West Virginia. Not only Sturgiss
but Swisher. Schcrr and McDermott
a breathe easier when they learn
that the meditations and silence. not
TO mention repeated absences of Fra.
ger were on account or his lovemak-
ing-not politics. He is 10 marry
this month IN Washington and his
bride-tobe is Miss Elizabeth Van
Rensselaer,. OF an oil Kninkerbocker
family. as the name will indicate.
Once the politicians heard tnat mat
rimonial prospects kept the chieftain
from mingling with the political game
there was much satisfaction. not to
say relief and at once steps were TAX
en- TO give Frazer a good send OF
when he comes as do all bridegrooms
to Washington. They win all fail on
his neck with JOY now that he is not
thought a to politinal plans
and he ought to hurry up his wed
ding that the relief may some sooner
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

West Virginia Executive object Or
Much Attention Among Senator'S
and Others.

Washington, n C., Feb. io.-Gov
Dawson's day In Washington was a
very busy one with coDfers noes at THIS
capitol with Senator's Scott and Elk
ms. luncheon with the latter. ana
then an impromptu reception Il the
hotel This was Governor Dawson
FIRST visit Of the year and he insists
that his errand was Oh private husA
ness.
This did not prevent long talkS
With the senators On West virginisA
matters concerning pending legisla
lion AZ Charleston Rgardlng pro-
hibition, Governor Dawson Insists tran
the party must redeem ne pledges d
its platform as z tbs submission oT.
the prohibition amendment, hut hssA
ventures no prediction as 20 the re~
splt OF the fight Governor Dawsoss
compliments the pressn ut legislatures.
urges longer sessions With aunual
salaries and insists on adequate miis-
ing inspection.
lie denies that this visit has any
thing to do with his desire for 4
presidential appointment and ne ana
not call on President Roosevelt. He
lent for home after further confer-
ences with Scott and others OF the
West Virginia delegation.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
LANDSLIDE WENT INTO MINE.
Men at Work Cot Warning and Ran
lust IN Time.

While a number OF men were IN
at the first sand mine north Of BoriS
eley Springs a great a Of rock
estimated at LOCO tons, became Goose
and slid down the mountaia several
hundred feet into the mine.
A man standing some distance from
the foot Of the mine saw the ayai-
anche approaching and shouted to the
men who were loading tho trucks
They dropped their tools and escaped
Just in time. s veral barely rot ont
Of the way. The trucks and tools
were buried.
The mass was evidently loosened hy
the recent rains and shows and from
blasting 1t came down the mountain
at a terrific speed and plunged into
the mine. a drop Of over 100 feet
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

John p. Driskell, a FORMER well
known c.tizsn of Shephsrdstown
died February 9 at Black Hawk. Col
orado, where he had resided for tAe
past 43 years. He was 6s years old.
He was an old Confederate soldier
having enlisted at Shepherdstown IN
Co. r First Virginia Cavalry in April
1861, He served in the ARM through
out the war. was wounded twice and
was a prisoner whsn General Lee
sure ndered.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The cold wave came in on time.
The mean thing III get even with
The Y. M. c. A. nils a much needed
want
Are you gong 10 send your glrl
one?
Houses seem TO De in great de-
mand.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
TO ATTACH SALARIES
OF MARRIED MEN

Charleston, w. va, Feb. IT.
Messrs. Driehorst, strobeI and Vie
veg. OF the Wheeling Grocers asso-
citation, appeared before the honse
judiciary committee and argued IN
favor OF a bib providing for the All,
tachment Of a married mans salary
to the amount OF 20 per cent. The
committee win report it ~fayorably
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
ANTl.JAP BILL KILLED.
California Assembly Reconsldsvs ~
School Bill and Then Defeate5ts

Sacramento. Cal. Feb. 1.-The ~
sembly by a vote OF as to 81 decided
to reconsider the Johnson anti-Jnp
anese btIl which was passed lsek
week. Another vote was taken ana
the school bill was refused passage
by a vote OF Al to 81.
A motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was refused passage
was lost, the vote stan ling 80 to So.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
fsl NAgrmsBuse pEgm
ell past due subscriptions to
The Herald MUST be paid I'M
naediately
COMING AND GOING
Personal Notes 81 Your Friends and
Aoquaintances $.

Acquaintance.
Mr., and Mrs. r. RaIby, Of Williams
port is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ardinger, this
CITY, spent Sunday in Williamsport.
Mr.. Harry Seibert, Hedgesville dis
trict was a business visitor to Ha-
gerstown ON Friday.
Mrs. john w. Pitzer left yesterday
for Baltimore, where she will visit
her son. b. F. Pitzer.
MI. and Mrs. w. T. Leidig and
daughter, OF Chambersburg are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Mrs. Ruth Sullivan and sister Miss
Madeline Keplinger have returned
from a visit to Brunswick
Mr.. John Snyder, Of Topeka, Kan
sas, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Kibler, South Maple avenue
Mrs. NJ. A. Carter, of Gerrarjstown
spent Thursday with her cousin Mrs.
c.. w. MoKown, West John street.
Mrs. Lizzie Berger, of Hagerstown
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grpzinger on East Burke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hedding, Of
Paw Paw, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. p. NJ. Appel, on Winchester ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonza G. Stewart,
of Brunswick. are visiting the for
mer's uncle. Mr.. A. B. Stewart,
Center street.
Mrs A. S. Jacoby, who for the past
two weeks has been at the Reformed
parsonage, returned to her home
near Carlisle on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Teller and two
children. of Brunswick, are visiting
Mrs. Fellor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Melintz, West Martin street.
Mrs. Samuel Craley, Of Washington.
returned home yesterday after spend
ing three weeks here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Wild, North
Spring street
Mr.. and Mrs. E, L. Williams, South
Maple averue. left this morning for
Waverly, N. y. called there by the
serious illness Of Mrs.. Williams
father.
Mrs. Ciegsett Keplinger and Mrs
VIM. Sheetz went to Winchester yes
terday TO attend the funeral OF Isaac
p. Cannon, late Q. Brunswick, ami a
former resident OF M~artinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Shaull re-
turned home yesterday from Lynn,
North Carolina, where they spent the
past year. Mr.. Shaull having had
charge OF a commissary store there.
Mr.. D. c. Weller, city engineer OF
w~aynesboro. spent part OF yesterday
on his way home from Morgantown
where he attended the meeting of the
Appalachian Engineering association
OF which he is a member. He read a
paper before the society.
Accepted Position.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

NJ Joseph Mrnday, I former res
ilept Of sas city, but who has been
gesid ne in shcpherdstown the pask
year 1as aoyed lack to Martinsburk
H.tA amfly.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
p. O. fixtures Here.

The new electric light fixtures for
the p~ostofice lobby have arrived here
and OF very pretty design. Electrician
Harry s. Shade viii put them UP.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

Mr.. Clyde Duyall. OF North Queen
street has accepted a position as
stenographer for the American Hor-
ticulture Distributing Co. cf thsscity.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

A band Of gypsies is camping near
this city, plying their natural voca-
ton of begging and fortune telling In
and around town.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
LINCOLN DAY CELEBRATION
Hon. John J.. HstzeI Made Address
at the Dudley Baptist Church
In the Evening.

The centennial of the birth OF
Abraham Lincoln was celebrated
at the Dudley Free Baptist church,
Friday evening at 7.30.
Lincoln's second inaugural address,
his favorite poem; 20, Why Should
the Spirit of Mortal be Proui.' and
his emancipation proclamation was
read. and national songs sung, Hon.
John j. Hetzel delivered the Grafton
Marshalrs orchestra furnished choice
music.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
SCHOOL MONEY HERE.
Auditor Sends Check to Sheriff for
Amount of the School Fund.

Sheriff Kettering has received a
warrant from the state auditor for
So, O1S66, the amount OF the school
fund due the county. The sheriff has
placed the amount TO the credit OF the
county fund AMI 1t will be expended
for the purpose designated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
Factory Notes

The Auburn Wagon Co. has added
one Q hour to the working time
Of the plant. running now from z a
N. to 6 .. m.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
Program.

Invocati n.
instrumental Solo-wm. H~ogshead.
Emancipat on Proclamation J
Frank Briscoe.
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address-Es
tella Shepherd.
Solo-Geo. L. Monkey.
Ny Captain. Ny Captain-Adora
Robinson.
Why Should the Spirit of Mortal be
Froud-Anron T. Johnson.
Solo-Mrs. Mamie Hutton.
Short Addresses-Prof. j. w. Walk
er, Inwood; Prof Chas. Warfeld
Harpers Ferry; Mr.. Fred r. Kramer
and Rev. Sam NJ. Beone. this city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13
At Mt. zion's Church.

Great preparations were made
ate the birthday of Abraham Lincoln
Friday evening February 18th at Mt.
Zion NJ. e. church. The exercises
Booker r. Washington Literary So
ciety". The church was beautifully
decorated with plants and American
flags. In the dlcove was a large paint
ing of the immortal Lincoln, while TO
n side of the pulpit was q portrait
of VIM. Lloyd Garrison the great
abolitionist and to the other side the
portrait OF Hon. Fred Douglass the
great negro leader.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-02-13

Mr., and Mrs. r. Ruby, Of Williams
port is visiting friends in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Special attention given to maiI-orders
Prices Guaranteed.

Hop,. street. The resolution favored
the erection Of foot bridge at the
foot OF Metros" avenue either 10
Hope street CT Queen stree.
Mr.. S G.. Cumming. afttr lengthy
argument, submitted another Subs}l
tute 10 the various resolutions that
The entire question of the inlet q
the West End he referred to tn" city
council. with Instructions that tn
council name committee to select
the m Il available route.
Captain Fr?nk W Darling. who had
given the matter considerable
thought and study with III" assist,
anc,. IF large map, pointed Ort the
ADVANTAGES a. H. saw them in having
the approach through B:idse street
Captain Darling gave cnnvinc!n" fig
nrnS and mis- argument was ore OF
III" strongest mad" at the meeting.
Mr.. Cumming replied to Captain
Darling. answering many of he sal
lent points brf ught out by the cap
tain. and urging he mass meeting
to refer tn" cntir" proposition back
10 the council
Mr.. Woodward CLOSED tho speech,
making hv tavOring his proposition
through Bridge street.
Mr.. Cummings suhstitut" WAS put
and lest by VOt" OF 10 to :" ana
hen Mr.. Woudward's resolution was
carried by tn" vote Of ~ 10 ;.
The meeting then adjourned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
TO ENTERTAIN SINGERS
FROM MT. CARMEL, PA.
Phoebus Firenen Name a Committee
to Arrange for the Coming Visit
Of Mozart Choral Society.

The Phoebus fire Department. last
night appointed 4 committee to make
arrangements for receiving the mem
ters Of the Mozart Choral Society,
which is to visit the Virginia PENN
Sula. during next month.
There are twenty-five men III the
society and all are members Of the
various fire departments in Mt. Car
mel Pa.
When the PhoebuS laddies visited
Pennsylvania. the Mt. Carmel men
entertained them most Loyalty and
the Phccbusites intend to show the
visitors great time on the occa
son of rhei,. visit to this section.
The society will sing in Newport
News and al the Nationa! Soldiers
Home
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
FAVOR THE BRIDGE
STREET APPROACH
West End Citizens Net in Mass
Meeting al Courthouse Last
Night and So Decided.
ERECT BRIDGE ACROSS THE CREEK
City Council Is Requested to Open
Bridge Street Through Marrow's
Property and Then Connect It With
Rudd's. by Constructing a Bridge
Across Hampton Creek.

Til" citizens Of tn" Wet End. III
mass meeting lasr night. adcn,"d a
res Cluion HSkin" tn" Hampton Cit;
rou, ell to connect tn" west end SOC,
ton with The business center Of tn"
city bv building bridge fror RridG"
street acraSS Hampton creek TO Rndd
ana opening Up Hope street. Bride
street would be o0'n"h aion@ thc
property Of DR.. Daniel Marrow.
The courthouse has seldom been
filled with a more representative gain
cling than lht. meeting last night
brought ;tsrtiIcr. There we're bust
ness men and property owners from
All sections Of the city present, VIII l'
tho III, mbcrs Of the city council anr
Nay0r Thornton r. Jones We" ont
to listen to th,. arguments. Tn" 'nlF
persons voting i'll tn" matter were
hose residing in the West End sec
fiun and those who own property III
that community.
when the meeting WAS called 10
order Nj William f.. Lawson was
chosen the chairman. with Captain
Charles II. Hpwins as III" secretary.
Mr.. Franz vcn Schil!ing. WHO "a
NGItI opening Il street tiiou-u "
Queen street from tn" West End. adj
DIR, ssed the meeting. informing those
in attendance of the action taken by
Il number OF the men Interested III
the approach project and states that
the mass meeting was the outcome
of the first gathe ring.
Mr. Robert Powell, Mr.. L"oHaru
Shqt..z and Mr.. Nathaniel CANNED
and savera! others also discussed the
matter
Mr.. Marion c. RanSOne then offered
a resolution that the site favored by
Mr. Won Schilling and others /" &C
c"pteI
Mr.. W. W. Woodward. after an in
teresting talk. offered sui'itltute
10 Mr.. Won Schillings. reccmmenda-
lion. which instructed the city coun'
Gil 20 connect the West End with
the business section ly opening
Bridge street aiorg the property OF
Mr.. Daniel Marrow and erecting Il
bridge across the creek to Rudds and
then opening the street through TO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

HONOR PUPILS ~ THE
SYMS.EA1ON ACADEMY
Miss lima Won Schiliing. the Principal.
Gives Out Names ct the Sue
cessfui Pupils.

Th,, names OF the pupils in tn"
Svms-ta on Academy obtaining post
ton on the ron of honor for the
month OF January. as announced YES
terday hv Miss lima Won Schilling. tn
principal. are given bcl' ":
FIRST Grade 49, Miner Andrews,
Quinb Collier. Katherine Crockett.
Wavcrlcy Diegs. Rena Ellis. Maud"
Evans. Anna Ellison. Kilt" Fos' -,
Lorenzo Johnston Frank Lindsay.
Charlotte Merrill Wesley MoS'E,
Thelma Savage.
Second Grade-I.ouiSc Gi5boncE.
Elsie Hope. Cara Lacrosse. Geors"
Martin. Elizabeth Massenhurg, Marga-
ret McKenscy. Laura Merrill. Rich
ard Motley. NiClct Ressprss. Bert
Richardson. Oscar Scott, Henry SIN
clair. Ethel Todd. Ethel Wood, N'r-
ginia WOOtrn.
Third Grade. Section "A--Aubr"y
Andrews. Hunter Booker. Ruth Du,
van. Arnchrn Gold. Willie Hunt, Hor-
ace Jones. Bertha Mog"r. EscridS"
Wol rnham.
Third Grade Section "B'-Beatrit'
Baker. Ella Bets. Virginia Cron",
II 'itld IJtN II, w Hi'' i''t-S'. >'''''|
Harley Virginia Jarvis. Virginia
Ransone. George Shield Esttila Tess
man Eva Nav Turner Clotilda Woods.
Georgia Wiley.
Forth Grade Section Alvin
cent Alexander, Elliot Blankenship.
Wilson Battcu. Carrie Collier. Cary
Collier, Ruiz Diees. Cordelia DiggS.
Rosa Jones. Fred kautz, Marion
Morgan. Grace Norris. Mildred
Struckman. Marion Sealey, tlyd"
Tennis Gordon Watson. Alberta
Williams. George wyatt.
Fourth Grade. Section "B'-Mari"
Gibbonev. Beatrice liill. Ricnard
House. wilder Hiilman. Elizabeth
J,lnknn. Vernon Jarvis. Frank Lake.
Sam Mason. Ruth Merrill. Evelyn
Scott Willie Turnbull. Jl" Wheeler.
Fifth Grade-Dorothy Junkcn, Janet
Peek. Mary Sims.
Sixth Grade, Section "B'-Marjoric
Pullv. Margaret Sims. Julia Turniuil.
Sixth Grade-Vira Carr, Lillian
Dyke. uc.lle Motley.
Seventh Gradc-Ned Bloxsom.
Leathe Walker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Quartet Made . Hit.

The Olympia Quartet pleased a
large audience in Armnry Hall last
night. when the quartet appeared IN
:. concert and minstrel show. The
big auLienC' found two hours Of G"o9
wholesome amusement. Will" the
songs. daTcrs and mCnOlosu" WORK
&C impaired most favorablv with som
OF the road companies.
The quartet was supported h. IN"
following
Eddie Ccruwell the golden voice ter
or: Mr.. Dc.I.sch. the German Comedy
.iucgier. S"ars and Cunningham.
Buck and Wing Artists: Rice and
Rice. Tho g. Is Black Face Comedians :
Master H":t'rt Sears. S0lois'. with
some NJ ms latest hits: y. = jobr'
stcnc. with some of his hard luck
stories.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
WILL PLAY FORT AGAIN.
Hampton and Art'Iierymen to Meet
for Two Games Of Basketball.

Arrangements have been completed
FIR ;wO games of BASKETBALL between
the Army and Navy Young Men :
Christian Association quintet and the
r. preventative five Of III" Hampton
association The FIRST gam" will n"
played at tho fort next SATURDAY
night. while the second vii! take
plac" in Hampton next Tuesday
night
Saturday evening the Blues will
rlay the team from III" Old Pom;
Comfort G llCSF in III" Hampton as
ISOLATION
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
SIDNEY sMfTN SEVERELY
STABBED SAMUEL FULLER
Affair Took Place in Fuiier's Restsu-
rant in Phcebus Last Night
About 9 O'Clock

Mr.. Samuel Fuller. who cCndnc''
restaurant in Phoebus. was se'crc'
" cut by Sidney Smith. a yo'ing white
man. last evening about ociccN.
Smith. it * said. was unruly in tn
restaurant ard Fuller ordered hir
TO leave the place. When near the
door Smith whipped out his knife
and cut Mr.. Fuller several times. in
fliciing ugly. though not serious in
jurics. Smith then escaped. hut was
later arrested near SlaleOwn by Off
Ger /. l.. Handle He will be given
a hearing lefore Mayer l.. p. Furncas
this morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Matinee q, American Theater.

Howard nd whiting character
COMEDY no, "lty team. and Fred Prim'
rogc. tn, .'rCk fare comedian. max"
IN A .tror. vaudeville show al tn
American later in PhnrlUs this
week. r. vaudeville acts are among
the best r., on at the American ana
the new ra ion pictures a." most al
,racti,c Tic matinee this afiCrno n
a, as 'ck will offer an unusually
strong pT"-ram-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
OBSERVE FRANCES WILLARD DAY
Wcman's Christian Temperance Un-
:on to honor Memory Of Founder.

A. its meeting yesterday afternoon
IN the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms, Hampton Chapter OF
the W-man's Christian Temperance
Union decided TO celebrate Frances
Willard Day with appropriate exer-
cises on Tuesday. February 10. The
celebration will be held in the home
CT Mrs. G. W. Belts. at the Hampton
Normal School. and it is now expected
that Mrs. Lillian Shepherd. Of Nor
folk. will he present and deliver an
address
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Edward Thomas Under Arrest.

D"pTt! sheriff T. :. Curtis arrested
Edward Thomas. colEcd. yesterday
afternoon upon warrant charging
him with raising q disturbance. Thom-
as H. accused Cf having threatened
10 shoot his father.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Will Have Smoker.

Wyoming Trib" of Red Men viii
have big smoker and .ocial session
next Mordav evening. when Ii" cam
paiSn for on" hundred new members
will NC formally launched. II IS pro,
7 sd 20 have plenty of corn and
Scuiyrn AZ the social So sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Today Pay Day AZ the Fort.

Tho several hundred arti!lcrymcn
for the month Of January About
SIS .O"0 viii no paid out by the pay
master
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
BLUES AND WHITES WON.
Goth Leading Teams IN Basketball
Tournament Won Game Last Night

IN the y. VI. c. A. tournament has
ketbal! game last night IN" Blues
def, atei the Colds by the score Of
l., to IL. aud the Whites Won from
the Reds by n" score Of q TO 20. tn"
games were he fastest OF the tour.
namcnt series and GOOD siz"d
crowd was pres, Mt. This leaves I'll"
B,ucs in Tho lead. with tho Whites
4 Close second
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
New Enn ne shirped here.

The nov engine recently purchased
fre m tho Phoebus fire department has
hrcn shipped from tho factory and Is
expected 20 arrive here on Satur
cay.