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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
REV. JAMES CANNON, JR.,
REPLIES TO THE JOURNAL
Says Reading Of List Of Anti-Saioon
Leaders is Sufficient Answer to
Newspapers Charge.

A communication was received YES
terday by the editor of the Dahl
Press from Rev James Cannon. Jr..
chairman Of the legislative committee
CT the Anti.SalCon League Of Virgil
MIA. in which Mr. Cannon .nak"s a
reply 10 an editorial recen.lt publish.
ed by IT,, Richmond Evr'.!n:; Jou:
nal
In the editorial in quyS ne
Journal attacked Judge " II Mann
..ni charged thai there wa< IN "nn
holy alliance between the Anti-Sa
loon leaders-nOt rank and 40 -"n
the Democratic OrganiG.,Ioi,- no;
rank and Ale"
Mr. Cannon recites the names OF
the Anti.SalCon League executive
committee members and field workers
and declares that the bare reading
of the list is a sGfficicm answer ia
this charge OF 'unEoly' conduct. He
goes on to say that he IS Judge
iNEann's friend and intends TO do what
he can to favor his election. but de.
clares that ANY charge that | have
allowed my friendship for Judge
Mann to determine my course as a
member OF the legislative committee
OF the Anti-Saloon League Of Virginia
is absolutely false
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
BULGARIA WANTS HER
INDEPENDENCE RECOGNIZED
Feels That She a. Waited Long
Enough for Acknowledgements Of
Her Independence.

PARIS. Feb. 19.-Bulgaria has mott
fled Franve and the other powers
Of Europe that she is now convinced
that ihc moment has arrived for a
formal recognition of her indcpend.
enCc
She calls attention 20 the tact that
she has waited patiently following
the advice Of the powers and main
tanned an attitude Of dignity. and she
expresses fear that the internal
troubles in Turkey will re-
tard greatly the settlement Of her
pending questions with that coun
try
Fur her delay would he dangerous
10 all interests II is pointed out. and
likely 10 bring about a breach of the
peace in the Balkans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Newport News Getting Share Of
Crowd Drawn BY Fleet.
HOTELS RAPIDLY FILLING UP
Indications Are That Quarters Of
Any Kind VIII be At Premium TO-
Morrow and Monday-Thousands
VIII Witness Homecoming.

\rwpOrI News as well AS ali o!
the other cities bordering on Hampt n
Roads. will entertain many visitors
next week in addition to the officers
and men of the battleship fleet who
get shore leave. Already the al
vance guard of the thousands VIII
will be here. 10 witness the home com
ing of the fleet is beginning u ar
rive and the hotels are rapidly filling
up Quarters of any kind will be- AZ
"A premium tomorrow and Monday
and it is probable that there will be
big crowd of visitors all through
out next week.
Indications thar the city expects
to participate in the celebration OF
the fleets homecoming became visible
yesterday. when number of the bust,
ness men had their buildings decor
atcd with flags and bunting.
Though warships are familiar oh
jrCts in these parts. and he local
people are no: so much excited over
the coming OF the fleet as the res
OF the country. Monday promises to
be quite a holiday in the city. Large
Cf people will 90 out to meet
the feet on steamers. and many more
will go down to Old Point. Some
of the stores and business houses
viii close for part OF the day. and
business probably will be practically
until late in the afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

Though the company which Will
present The Devil at the Academy
OF Music next Monday afternoon ana
night is not the same seen here re-
Gently, in the same play. ii Is stated
that the cast is a strong one am
that a carload OF scenery and effects
is carried in order that the produc'
ton may be as near liz" that given
AT the Garden Th"al"r, New YORK,
by Henry W. SaNa"r. as possible.
1t Is further stated that Mr.. Saw
age gave the Jane D. Barton Com
pany permission to present I'm" Dew
il only upon condition thai the pro-
duCtion should be- kept up to the
Savage standard
The advance sal fer the matinee
and night performances Monday be-
gan yesterday mormin@ and has been
satisfactorily
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
A Ship "Creepina."

The New York Herald. which has
such cTea dcsir, that We all shall
recognize and so express ourselves
that steam propelled ships SCAM
and do not sail mist hay" thrown
NJ. to use slang expression. when
its editors read in tn" august Spring
field Republican that III" Sr'a; bat
'leship feet "Crept out Of III" harboT
Of GibrairaT Wha' modern
phenomenon i: might b" Ia wine a
hattlCship CIccpIng Shore Lin"
Times
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
MOST OF THE OYSTERS
WE EAT ARE HEALTHY
This 10 Opinion Of Physicians oeputed
by State Health Department to
: Investigate.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 10 DIR. A.
W. Freeman and Dr. Meade Ferguson.
who were deputed by the State de-
partment OF health to make an In
yestigatiOn Of the sanitary conditions
Of the oyster industry, have returned
&c the city and are preparing their
report for the health commissioner
The left the city on February 1rd'
On board the Commodore Maury to
visit the various oyster beds Of the
State and TO ascertain whether the
oysters now supplied Virginia mar
kets were taken from proper beds and
were shipped in healthy condition.
They visited all the important oyster
districts Of the Tidewater section AMI
collected many specimens of oysters.
The following statement on the sub
ject was given on; at the health de-
partment this morning:
The investigation made L.; repre-
sen;atives from this department
show that the oysters supplied the
market CT the state are in the main
healthy and free from contamination
In most instances. there Is absolutely
no question hut that he oysters are
in a perfectly healthy condition when
taken from the wa,cr. In only few
instances conditions appeared unsatls
factory. As sooI As the bacteriOlOgt
ca! work is completed and the facts
are established. steps will Nc taker
to correct any conditions proved un
sanitary. The full text Of the report
will ne mada public as soon as It is
completed.
The health department IS we'll sat
isfied with the results Of the inveS
tigs;ion and is sure that permanent
good will result TO the OvstCr-iniustr,
from the publication Of the facts. i
Is probable that the health depart
ment will recommend To the n"X
legislature that authority be given fol
the closing of snv oystcr-bsds whcr,
contamination may be found,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Steamer Joseph Henry Stands
Seed and Endurance Tests.
MADE TRIP OUT TO CAPE CHARLES
Propeiiers Of New cabie.Layins Ves-
sci Standardized on Measured Mile
: Course In River-contraet Speed
Easily Attained-Cffieiais Aboard.

The cable-laying steamer Joseph
Henry, which is nearing complexion
at the plant of the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
for the United States Quartermaster
department. left the yard YESTERDAY
morning at 3 O'Clock for her oitlcla'
trial trip and returned at $50 CLOCK
in the afternoon. after having success,
fully passed all the requirements o'
her contract AS 10 speed and endur'
ance
The new craft was navigated by
Captain W. G.. Melvin of this city
with a crew of shipyard mechanics
on board. and although she is bat
a comparatively small craft both
sranda rdization and endurance trials
are required by the terms OF IN" con-
tract.
The Standardization trial was run
over the new measured mile cOurs"
laid out on the river in front or the
shipyard some days ago. and imme'
diatelv after this test was completed'
the vessels head was pointed Tor
the capes and she was given a Tour
hours endurance tria, (" the Cape
Charles lightship and back.
The Henry easily attained her con
tract speed of thirteen miles per hour
and the officers on board seemed
to think that she behaved in AN adj
mirable manner throughout the en-
tire day.
Among those who made the trip
were Lieutenant Colonel Isaac W.
Little. deputy quartermaster general;
Chief Engineer J. II. Bnag. OF the
United States transport service. anu
Mr.. J. A. Thompson. representing the
quartermaster's department. and Gen
eral Manager W. A. Post, Superin-
tendent OF Machinery James Rowbot-
tom, W. II. Benson. Chief Engineer
Charles F. Bailey and Naval Architect
William Gatewood Of the ship building
company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
DRlSCOll won HONORS
IN BOUT with AT1ELt
No Decision at End Of Ten Round
Contest, But EngIishman Was
Winner.
nv Associated PreSS.)

NEW YORK. Feb l9.-Abe Atteil.
champion feather weight of the Unit
ed States, met Jem Eriscoll. cham
,pion feather weight OF England here
tonight before the Ringside National
Athletic Club in a ten round bout.
They weighed in at l24. Although
no decision was given by the referee
the honors OF the contest were won
by Driscoll. it being the opinion of
the majority of the members that ne
was entitled to the hOnOrS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
BURIAL At CHARLOTTESVILLE
Body Of Young aober, oewner Taken
AWAY Yesterday.

Chief Cf Police W REYNOLDS and
Mr.. J W Davis left Yesterday morn
ing fo- Charlottesville taking Inc
bed, 0f Young Jane Eohcrt DoNnCr.
who died al the Kings Daughters
hospital Portsmouth,. Thursday might
from IN" effects Of fall
Tho BODY will be- intCrr"d at Char.
iottcsvillc. where ne dead 10, ;
parents reside
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
RAILROAD BOND ISSUE.
Southern Pacific viii Put Out $82
600. 900 Worth.
DIV ASSOCiated Press.

CIV Associated Press
NEW YORK. Feb I9-Dircc:ors Of
the Southern Pacific Company which
controls and operates the Southern
Pacific Railroad today authorized an
issue OF So. 0o0.oo twcnty-year four
per cent bonds which are COnverti'
Bile into common stock al So" per
share.
At The same inc the directors in
creased the common stock of the
Southern Pacific Company by 5000
400. 900 to provide for the con, ersion
Of the bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
The ClanSman."

There are many amusing incidentS
in The Clansman. not the least OF
which occurs when The Old negro
sheriff is sent to arrest the son OF
his former master Returning to the
white men who sent him. III" negro
reported that Mars" Ben would be
along torcckl;.'
Al this the white men are inGiS-
rant. and demand To know why tn"
sheriff did not rring the prisoner
along with him.
Cause" replied tn" old man.
Mars Ben say he'll Kick hell outer
me if try to walk with him.
THE Clansman" is booked to pay
its annual visit to- the Academy next
Thursday night. February -. The
seat sale will open next Tuesday
morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

II Won Wil' scnd NiU- rame =" ~
vii nsil Won FREE a psckas" ct Mott" 80
AUS, RALtAN.LEAS, A..rt"' r'"r."t
en- e for WcmensilS " - relt- hi. =: -
and never falling If yen hnv" r!' IL "
back Urinary. Raider % k"!rc! '"' h. -
tn. pleasant union Of Aromatic" h"i'> r.""
and leaves. All drucsis sell u, ~, 81 'fd:'.
The Mother Gray Co lie hoy. N \.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
The Still, Small Voice.

Sure healing is not in the storm. or
in the whirlwind: it j. not in mon
arches. or ariStocvaCie>. or democrat
cies. but will be revealed by the still
small voice that speaks TO the con-
science and the heart. prompting us 10
a wider and wiser humanitv.-LOwell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Nat CoodwinS Visit.

Ma. c. Goodwin who will be at the
Academy next Wednesday night in
his new play. "Th" Master Hand.
with Miss Edna Goodrich as aSsOci
ate star. has visited Newport News
only once during the eight years OF
the Acadeniy's history. About SIX
Years ago he delighted large audi
ence with his An American CITIZEN.
il which Miss Ma>in" Elliott appear
ed with him.
THE Master Hand is Z modern
comedy. said 20 be r"pl"'r with laugh
compelling scCncS and strong dra-
matte situations l. was written by
Carroll Fleming and Florence Miller.
and was originally presented in Bos-
ton
The advance sale OF seats for this
attraction. opens al 'hr box office this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Mcclellan Sails.

Tn" army transport Mcclellan sail
I'd YESTERDAY morning for Havana.
Returning. the vessel will TAX" troop.
from Cuba 10 Washington 20 PaTti.
CiWa'c in the inaugural parade
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
TO SUPPRESS NAMES.
Legislature Seeks to Shield Victims Of
Outrage From Publicity.
(Bv Associated Tress

(By Associated Iress.)
COLUMBIA. s. c.. Feb. IA bill
has been passed by the general as
senlbly of this State making il mis-
dcmeanor for any paper or magazine
TO publish the name OF any maid or
woman upon " en- an attem/ TO
ravish. Or an assault, hsh been com
mitted.
The penalty for violation OF this
law Is fixed at $1,000.
Court records are exempted. The
measure was introduced in the Senaf"
by Senator Kelly OF Lee county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
SociaI.PeEsonaI

Mrs, W J. Bright entertained 4
number of young people AT her hom"
2l7 Thirtiah street. Thursday even
ing in honor of her nciC". Miss La
liam loft, IF Washington. d. {. The
early part of the evening was delight
fully spent playing games. and then
dainty refreshments We're served.
Those present were Misses Nanni"
Clements Lucille Wilkinson. Bertha
Bennett. Lillian Toft. Bertha Bentley.
Nera Bentley; Messrs. Clements.
Rowe. Davis Sharpe. Tucker. Gray.
W. W Brown. Mcmillan. Coffee. G. II.
Brown and W j. Bright. Jr. Miss
Holdworth and MIR. and Mrs. W J.
Bright.
Miss Roberta Curtis will return
home today from King William
county. where she has been visiting
friends
Mrs. Horace Avery entertained the
Friday Bridge Whist Club yesterday
afternoon at her home In North End.
Mrs. J. NJ. DOZier and son have
returned from Washington. u. C..
where Mrs. Dozier has been at tn"
bedside OF her sister. who is now i'm
proving after a serious illness.
Mrs Frank Longan left yesterday
for Oyster Point 20 visit her mother.
Miss Bertha Davis has returned
from a visit to relatives in Hendcr-
son. y. E.
Mr. and Mrs. George p Byrum
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Byrum's parents in Tampa. Fla.
Miss Lou Geddv. of TOanO is the
guest OF Miss Natalie Simmons. in
East End.
Mr. Manus Movers has gone to
New York on business trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Sig Months for 6i:ina.

James Powers. III rr-capturcd
prisoner Who hit PSiicc Ofhc"r
Parish's hand Thursday vas given
six months in jail by justice Brown
tn the police Courf vc@a crday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

~ EcrtiIlon say Low" J. = disease.
Rur whats tho difference =" long = !.
add. TO tho bsttirC ay"IsGr m tins
Joy of living TolrGo Had"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

Have your prescriptions fiIlcd Nv
Graduate Of Pharmacy ~ AiIea nrug
Store. Pstcsts st cut rate. 1.1alm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
c ~. 1T, es! :t;:,: 81! f. e. ::

A. mercury Wil surely dr-iru, the ScHsr 4
mel an4 completely dcrsug" The y b." systS T1
when cntrftus u through the sr1cous .Irt-rr.
~Ich aTiiClrs shos.f uevrr - r-es' eIf ~
prr-"rTffons from re- utshr I.hy' t"isHs - the
sarnecs 3hev - ~, 10 isica fold g. tho sospi
ran rcs<ibly DRIVE NrrII them. HsiI .'sfs'Tt.
f"'r. manufactured I'r Y Fkenrv 90 To
IT. 10. -, ConisiCs -" Trrru'y srd s. ist.n ~
'rrrsNv. srtirs dirc'.tiv aT'.n ~ rs'.-Df spT
y tr"us sHTfsr'- ~ ne s'surn ~ 'sirvtr :
Hall. Catsrrh Cgrr - Scr 80 get :hr g~ru
tue % " iss ~ In'srn u.s. sHI rusrr - To
s'lN. ohio ~ , : C'h~ns,G' r.s;GIn1n,aI'
free
solf ny CIV yrisis rrfrr - f.er F<,tt,-
Isie isIIs YsIiiy rus TOT constipation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

Miss Roberta Curtis will return
home today from King William
county, where she has been visiting
friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

Mrs. Horace Avery entertained III"
Friday Bridge Whist Club yesterday
afternoon at her home In North End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

Mr.. Manus Meyers has gone to
New York on business trip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Scpurtemcnt fir Dfientlide sidcrbcit,-Santcn.
Sub ScpartcIcut ocs @cbGuocsJ nipeitprs'
WircuuS, Hntbbaue.

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NuItimure, oen "a. M}ai 1909.
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Gtuot Baltimore IN GcfeeIih porgeltrteb'mer
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miro; lie peroan irgor nod bobcr be.
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lcBten @o6e luciit 0iinItiNcrc 3oblen
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