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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

The most noted clairvOyant of IN"
day tie has exceptional qualities
and is infalibl" in his line Of bust
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ject Of your visit. Everybody is as
tonishcd at his wonderful powers
gives points on all business affairs.
uni,rs separated. brings back the lost
one, traces lost and stolen goods, I'M
rarthS hidden treasure. removes evil
Influences. crosses spells and i'll luck.
He is the only one who will give yOu
"A written cuarant"" to complete your
business or refund your money. All
letters containing 81 will BE answer
ed in full, consultation 50c, full read
ing 5 90. 1000 Il. m. TO ~ p. m.
Sunday. = to 6 p. m. Phone call 243.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Social. PeEs0naI

On Thursday evening, March H.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian krpid"r Wra,
yer celebrated their t~entN'hfth an
niyrrsnr, with an informal reception
=, their home on Chestnut avenue
The various were banked with palms
and emf flowers the rooms being beau
TRULY fr9tonn"d with sniiiaN ANA 81
,cr There receiving with Mr. ana
Mrs Weaver were MeSdaneS Nililah
Ia,inrr Cooke, } Edward Ra"soh'
Willie Jane, Knight. r. Brook" Lon
Gan and Miss Ruttrr.
Miss Resale Gates presided at the
punch bowl The young ladies serving
IN rh, dining room w"r" IN" Miss"
Wra,rr. Misses ..nclair. Gates. I"f'
urr and Mr.. peasants.
Mrs Weaver was handsomely gown
ed in black Duchess satin. "lahorat"lN
trimmed with span@led net, wearing
\iulrts. Her only ornament vas
diamond brooch. the gift OF Mr.. N''-
YER.
The high esteem in which IN"
coIrlc are held was aItcSicd 10y the
handsome and numerous gilt.
Among the house guests were Mr..
and Mrs. T. r Weaver. OF Elonc'S
lei, Mr. and Mrs, Gibbs. Mrs. Leigh
and Miss Rutrrr. of Norfolk. and
Misses LYDIA Nave and Resale Gates,
Of Richmond
Mis-. Manus Meyers aud liltl" dau&h-
ter Senonana. hay" returned if"h
a trip to New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
ORGANIZE YACHT CLUB.
Local Power Craft Owners Propose 70
Get Together.

A movement has been started
among a number Of the power launch
owners of this city 10 form an organ,
ization OF the owners OF power craft
int a yacht club,
l. is stated that meeting will he
called sometime during the coming
week for the purpose Of forming a
permanent organization ami the cleo
ton of a set Of officers for the club.
II IS proposed to secure Tat
horse along the river front.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
williams No. Badly Hurt.

GCoTx" Williams. tn" El:zahc,h Cry
county farms; Who was injured F.
day right when his Wig"n Wis run
down by street car in EaN' Ed
was not seriously hur;. ~" Wa all,
= - up Yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
24O4 JEFFERSON AVE
pIOI D. D Bruce I'D

The disc0vefef
and sole owner
OF Magic Rene
dies for all
kinds OF trou-
bies, Is one OF
the noted liv-
ing apostoles OF
the day science
of the myS'cri'
Gus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Kills would &c SLAYER.

A merciIess murderer Is Append
citis with many victims But Dr.
Kings New Life Pills kill Il by pre-
verff;on. They gently stimulate SION
ach. liver and towels. preventing that
cjcgg.ne that invites Appendicitis
curing Constipation. RAi"GsneSs
chHis. Malaria. Heaische ana Indr
ges.ios. &c al al druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
pspendent Only on Itself.

True dignity 10 never gained by
'Dsace and never lost when honors are
Vsthdrawu.-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

Full line of Buster Brown Linen
Collars. all sizes 15c each
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

AIR and Mrs W. J. \OOnan have re-
turned from Washington. wh"i" 'h'F
Surut a week with friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

Ladies' Kid Walking Gloves
single clasp. mannkh styles. Best
ST.: grade at 500 pair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

Mr. Carivlc Miller is i'll with pn"u-
munia at his home. 3ll twenty n
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

MIS-. Manus Meyers and lil;l" dauSh
ter Senonana. nay" returned ''""
a trip to New forh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

Our regular $l.n0 Long SILK
Gloves-Rlack. White. Tan. Brown
and Grey. Reduced to i"c. pair,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
Race May Come
of On Bic
Island

NiGr, Jackson, who is leaving for
lIiio on the Claudine next Friday,
IS anxious to have a go at X. Saito,
the japanese champion lOng-distanCc
runner, who Is at present in this
city. Nigel IL ready and willing to
meet the visitor at any old time and
lat any place; Marathon" Jack is
confident IT, he can best any run
ner vino at present looms in sight,
and bars nobody.
Hilu Is noted for its athletes, and
IL may turn out that Jackson may
run up against real good man in
the Rainy City. Plenty of the
Scotchmen are noted for their stay
ing powers and as they are as game
as possible about any kind OF sport,
,, it is likely that our local champion
will be accommodated with IA match.
J. u. Mckenzie of Olaa plantation Is
fine athlete, and is noted for his
running and jumping abilities; per-
haps the genial Mac" may be in
duccd TO have cut at Nigel over II
long distance.
1t is to be hoped that a match will
/ be made between Saito and the cham
piDn over the full Marathon dis
| lance, and much more interest would
| be aroused II the affair could be
made triangular one. \. X. Char
| lie, the game little Chinese runner,
no doubt would compete If some in
ducemert were offered. And such Il
race would draw a big crowd sure,
because with three nationalities rep
resented, all the runners fellow
! cOuntrymen would be sure to attend
and cheer their man on to victory.
Jack Scully may be depended on
to do all he can to boost the sport
Of lOng-distanCe running, and II only
needs a little promotion work to as
sure the success of any such under
taking. Scully has several schemes
on hand and important Developments
may be expected in the near future
There were quite a lot OF runners in
the last Marathon who should not
have been allowed to start, as they
!. had no earthly chance of walking
the full distance, much less running
1t. They only added to the worry q
the scoring officials and caused a lo
OF needless pilikia.
A race between three or four good
men who are evenly matched wOul(
draw a much larger crowd of specta
'tors than an event in which a lot o.
men, who have no hope of finishing
start.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
S G a side & oil
Second Series
Started

The second series of the Seaside
League will start next Sunday, April
%. Games will be played every
Sunday on the oil-tank grounds. The
following Is the schedule:
April %: Pacifics VS.. Kukui, Star
lights VS., Starlines.
May 2: Starlights VS.. Pacilics, Ok
uwa VS.. Kukui.
May 8: Starlines VS.. Kukui, Pacif-
les VS.. Okuwa.
May 10: Okuwa VS.. Starlines, Ku-
kui VS.. Starlights.
May 20: Okuwa VS.. Starlights, Pa
Cites vs.. Starllnes,
May 80: Pacincs VS., Kukui, Star
lines VS.. Starlights,
June 6: Starlights VS.. Paciflcs, Ok
uwa VS.. Kukui.
June 13: Starlines vs.. Kukui, Pa
cilcs VS.. Okuwa.
June 20: Okuwa VS.. Starlines, Ku-
kui VS.. Starlights.
June 81: Okuwa VS.. Starlights,
Pacifcs VS.. Stnrines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
Great DOin 8 s
In Sight For
Sunday

The opening day Of the Military
League which comes next Sunday
promises to be one of the biggest
events pulled of in the baseball line
for many a day, and very large
crowd is sure to attend the function.
Most of the officers of the various
regiments have signified their inten-
ton of being present, and Colonel
Schuyler Of Scholteld Barracks (late
LeilehuaD will pitch the first ball.
which \. K. Vicrra, the president of
the league, will endeavor to hit.
The first game will be between the
Cavalry and Fort Shafter, and this
game should he a fine one, as both
mines have been hard at work prac-
ticing for the event of the season.
The Fort Shafter team have some
fine players in their ranks, and rs
they have just about finished up a
series OF hard-fOught games, all the
men are in good form and ready to
play the game of their lives. The
Fighting Fifth" as they are known,
are in active training out at Leile-
hua. and are considered to be a fast
team. If confidence counts for any
thing, the Cavalry boys will put up
great game on Sunday, and the tus-
sic between the two branches of the
service should be a fine one.
The second game TO be played on
Sunday is between the n. G. II. and
the Marines, and this, too, should
provide real good ball. Sergeant
Barry can not see how his boys can
possibly be beaten, and all his ener-
gies are being devoted to coaching
his battery how to put 1t all over the
men from the waterside. The \. G..
II. team, being purely Hawaiian
layout, will not lack for barrackers.
and the fans will be with them to n
man in all games. The Marines. who
have been playing lot of ball lately,
are in good form and can be relied
upon to make the Honolulu bunch
play real ball during the time they
are on the diamond. Hynes, their
pitcher. is the .possessor of Il fine lot
Of curves, which he has had laid W
in wool for the last few months. lie
intends unpacking the wad at the
opening game of the series, and may
be the Barry outfit won't be surprised
at the class of spit-balls put in by
the Marine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
e.; e; :::;::. SPORT '; Ell; :::::
No Cricket On
Sunday At
Makiki

There is lot of talk OF a cricket
match which may be played on Sun
day at the Makiki grounds between
the Honolulu club and the Pollard
company. If this game comes off 1t
should draw large crowd of cricket
fans, and should be productive of
much fun, as the comedians of the
trOup may be relied upon to shake
things up In style. And with It all,
the Australians will play good crick-
ct also, for from childhood they have
all more or less played the game; all
children born in Kangaroo-la land are
initiated into the mysteries of bat
and ball before they can speak prop
erly, and about the first word they
learn to lisp is: Not out"
1t is not known If the girls will
play in the match, but there is no
reason why they should not, as plen-
ty of young ladies play the game in
Australia, and some of them are
really good, too. Miss Gregory, sis
ter of the famous player of the same
name-the well-known Syd.-is u
rafting good bat, and on one occa-
sion made century on the Sydney
cricket ground Miss Eva Moore
surely plays the game, and may sur
prise some of the Honolulu bowlers.
However, there is not much chance
of the game being played on Sun
day, although weekday game is
pretty well certainty. Cricket for
some reason does not go on Sundays
in Honolulu. although nearly every
other game does. A game In which
the gentlemen use broom handles
left-handed and the ladies the regu-
lar bats is also spoken of, and this
form of the old game is most anus
ing. The men also have to field left
handed and the bowling is done in
the same way. The odds are in favor
of the ladies winning every time: it
would be good idea for the cricket
Authorities to take up. and 1t seems
at present that they may. Al any
rate the Sunday game Is not coming
OFF and the only hope of a game is
during the week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
X a | q n | a n Of e
RaIl League
Meeting

The Kalanianaole Baseball League
met at the Offices of Hon. Chas. +.
Chillingworth last evening. and,
among other matters, postponed the
games to be played next Sunday, III
consideration of the grand opening of
the Military League. Nearly all the
members felt that 1t was their duty
to support the Military League in
every way possible, and have decided
TO postpone the games so as to give
the Aala fans an opportunity of wit
Messing the opening Of the first and
only league of its kind in Hawaii.
Vice President Il. S. Kong sent in
his resignation as vice president and
stated that rs he will leave in the
near future to take n course at one
of the mainland colleges, he feels
that he has to quit baseball In order
to prepare himself for entrance. The
members wish him success and X. l.,
cancy.
The report OF the scorer, w. Tin
Chong. was sent over to the next
meetin, as II was difficult for the
members to pass on It, until the scor-
er makes his report in detail. lie
was accordingly requested to make
full report at the next meeting.
After President A. X. Vierra of the
, Military League notified the mem
bers that they will receive invita-
tons to see the opening of that
league. the meeting adjourned and
the retiring vice president invited
the members to a downtown chop
+ sui house. where a genuine Chinese
dinner was given.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
BORN.

MARCIEl.-At Laupahoehoe. April 8
1909, to the wife of John V. MARCEL
son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
-- Cyclists
NJ G G tin &
dune III

on June the eleventh motorCyC-
ling race meeting will he brought off
at Kapiolani track; that is, II new
lot of machines that are ordered ar
rive before that date. lLcrrick. the
LEGAL champion rider. will attempt to
ccYcr twenty miles in twenty min
utes, and there are lots Of people who
thinK he can do il, too. Then there
will be races over various distances
from one milo to twenty-five miles,
and events for single and double
cylinders will also be pulled or.
The local motorcyclsts are anx-
iOusly awaiting the new crop of ma
chimes which are reported to be far
in advance of any cycles ever seen
ho"c before. berger has ordered
Gnn machine. and H. determined to
give iIcrricl, good race when they
mcn Is loohcd forward to by the rest
If the riders with great interest.
The track out at Kapiolani Park
rs not in good order, aud it is hoped
chat the legislators will do some
thing TO FIX up the course before they
IHdiCun for the session. II would
take very little money to make a
lcron, rack. as all that is required
Is lir'!c cutting and filling here
ana there. A bad bit of swampy
land exists on the side remote from
the car line. and this would need TO
be filled in and lcyclcd on Mr..
Pratt Of the Rapid Transit Is in hopes
that something will be done in the
near future. and as he is very keen
On the sport It may turn out that he
| can manage to interest the powers
! that be IN the matter.
| Kawahdmeha Day should be a no
table date rs regards sport in Homo
lulu, as several events are to he
! brought off then. The Y. NJ. c. A..
will have q Marathon race and II
miXod program of sports on tap, and
now that the mnturcyclists are fall
ing into line a fine afternoons fun Is
| guaranteed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-22
BARGAINS IN millinery

Next Monday morning, big sale
of millinery at reduced prices will
begin at Mrs. C. l.. Dickerson's store
New and pretty hats, fancy feathers,
flowers, and foliage will go at about
cost. Wells in all styles and colors
to suit everyone. The sale will only
last few days, so come early.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Elm Mountain Pilot-A most dis
tressing accident occurred yesterday
at Florssta whereby Brakeman Pit
man of the yard crew had his arm
terribly msngIed. While releasing
the air brake coupling his arm was
caught between the bumpers and
nearly all the muscles and flesh was
torn from the arm just above the
elbow. The injured man was
brought here and DIR. Rockefeller,
after having carefully bandaged the
arm, sent the injured man on a
special direct to the railway hospi-
al in Salida where an expert sur
geon is IN attendance. Ed.-Later
report is that Mr. Pitmans arm was
removed on arrival at the hospital
and he is doing nicely
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
CROOkSTON
News Champion Correspondence.
Monday. August >

Monday, August >.
John Hughes Of Pitkin and Dallas
Duncan of Bowerman were down on
a fishing trip first of the week.
Our valley was shocked Thursday
morning TO hear that Mrs. Mary
Dunn, wife of HAYES Dunn. had
suddenly passed TO eternity. Mrs.
Dunn was noble woman and liked
by all who knew her. She had risen
that morning to get breakfast. start
ed for the kitchen and fell dead in
the doorway Heart desease was
the fatal malady. Funeral services
were held at the home and she was
laid to rest in the Bennett cemetery
at Doyleville. The bereaved has
band and five small children, the
eldest ten years and the younees.
but two weeks, have the deep svm-
pathy OF our community.
Safe in the arm. Of Jesus.
safe on His gentle breast
There by His love o er.bsaov-d
S~e0sly her soul shall rest-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
ONO CITY
News Champion Correspondence.

News G hampton Correspondence
Saturday, Aug. 3.
Mamie Gar lener returned home
Tuesday
Mrs L. Downes was up from the
ranch Saturday
Jim Barnhill and family have NOV
ed from the Carter Tunnel.
John Borsum and Claui Fry we're
over from the 1omiehi FRIDAY.
Mrs. Carroll Carter and Mr.
Wallace have returned to the Carter
mine.
A fishing party from Ohio CITY
spent several days in Taylor Park
recently.
A. Caufman and family returned
to Ohio City Tuesday. They spent
the winter in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
MT CARBON
>ews-Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday Aug. 5.
Louie Macklenburg returned Mon
day from Kansas.
Hayihg viii commence here some
time next week
The weather has been very wet
here during the past week
Mrs. Morgan left Saturday for
Pueblo to remain a few weeks.
James Shackleford and Nat Cole
went to the Buttes Sunday return
ing the same day, while John Risse
took similar quick trip to Almont
Fred Boneer has taken lay off
for a month during the fishing sea
son. Howard England from Gunni-
son is in his place until he returns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
AAYTOu
Correspondescs.

Tuesday, Aug, 3.
Mr. and MIS- T.. : Weston are
here from Idaho Springs visiting
their daughter. Mrs Chas. Carr
Andy Enbom rs setting up a
planning nail aad will soon be pre-
pared 10 put out planed Lumber.
Some ct our young people went 10
the Blue, fishing last Sunday. Few
fish but Ruch ram is what they en-
joyed
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
b0YlEvllI
News Champion CorrespOadeace

Wednesday, Aug. 4.
Three or four of our ranchmen
have begun haying.
Wat Sheldon is building a stable
for Knowles brothers.
Fishermen from all parts of the
state are camping on the Tomichi.
According to reports the hay crop
IN our vicinity will be unusually '
heavy.
Rumor has it that Douglas Hatch
has sold his ranch on upper Razor
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
coCllCrOPA
\ews-ChamptOa Correspondence.

"annpRDe COfrespondeRce.
Sunday, Aug, l.
John Borsum is mail carrier now
A. b. Perry, Mr.. Hunt and Raw
Wagener came over from Howard
Friday
Joe Perry and +. J. kohn made a
trlp to Gunnison last week after ma
chinery.
Dr. and Mrs. Hack went ia Gun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
SOMERSET AlD TT mnog
Es-Cnampion CosresyooAeaR.

Iaesasy, July -.
Ma. D,..4k male a bu..s.es. TIM
g. S5nserses N M1sdas
T. Mckee hss Deen helpsng Zen
i.eezley thE0agh having
N and H. T. Eedmon lef, sor
the Ruby AushracI;e Thursday.
Mrs Adams rode down FROM home
Friday evening iur her daughter
Cora. who A. attending school st No
ns; 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

nison last week on account Of the i'll
ness OF Mrs. Hack
Juan and Frank Qsintana made a
trip to Douglas Hatch's place on
Razor creek Thursday.
Mrs. L. j. Mielstruk and sister.
Emma Lehman, came from Chicago
last week and are visiting at the
Perry home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
NAA
News Champion Correspondence.

Ne~sChampfon Oorrespoadeace.
Tuesday, August 3.
o. A. Walt got car OF grain,
flour etc this week.
Dr. Msckintosh WAS down from
Gunnison Lac. week visiting friends.
W. :. Spain WAS up from his re-
sort Monday. He reports fishing
fiDe and lots of fishermen.
Miss Viola Dunbar came down
from Gunnison Sunday and will
spend few weeks in this vicinity.
II. +. Hallowell and family Of
Charleston, ILL.,, spent several days
here last week with his uncle, s. y.
Ieigler.
The many friends Of A. W. Mer-
gelman will be glad to hear that he
is out of the hospital and getting
along nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
eek Consideration $500

Oscar Rich 10 hauling baled hay
up TO Sarsents and is complaining
bitterly Of the bad roads in that
vicinity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Hair dressing and manicuring Al
Mrs. ]. d. Jennings, Millinery Par.
loFs. 25-u
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Butter wraps for sale ~ News-Chan-
pion once.
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
SPOOK, PERHAPS,
PLAYS THIS ORGAN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. DelA Dec. 15-Mrs
Samuel Locates, was nearly frightened
spccchless when she went into the par
lor and found that her organ was play
ing without anyone seated at It. She
started out OF the house to tell her hus-
band, who was working IN the garden
about tho strange happening when she
stopped at tho door TO listen 81 tho In
strument was still playing, but She found
that IL had stopped. Returning TO tho
room a second time the organ began 70
peal out again, whereupon she ran az
ter her husband and some of tho neigh
bors. The party went into the room
and made "a search but did not find any
thing that would tend TO solve the mys-
terry. They all then left the room and
for third and fourth time the instru-
ment began playing, but each time when
they would enter he room the noise
would cease. II was at first thought that
q mouse was running over the keys but
/ none could be found
Mrs. LeGates declares that the hous,
IS haunted and positively refuses 10 en-
ter the room until the organ Is takei
from the room. She declares that sh'
Evening journal., 1909-12-15
NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Boat Builder Wants Site Along
River---DOgS GO Without
MuzzIeS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Dec 15.-Mayor Evan
G.. Boyd communicated yesterday with a
boat and barge builder who wishes TO Sc
cure a site along the Delaware river lie
would employ a number Of men should he
locate here.
In the Opera House last evening the
entertainment Bi Bi was presented.
Dogs are FREQ once more. Mayor Boyd
having withdrawn the muzzle order.
Harry Emmons, attorney, will sell tho
hotel. store and two houses belonging TO
James d. Toman this afternoon.
ON December 30 Sheriff IAppincott win
sell ten houses belonging TO Mr. Toman.
Dobbinsville boatmen recovered several
bales Of hay from the Delaware river
yesterday. II was part of the cargo Of
the schooner wrecked on Pea Patch Is
land
Contractor John NJ Hancc has complet-
ed the erection of a new fence in front OF
ST. Peters Cemetery.
Industry Council No. %, Junior Order
American Mechanics, is making some live
~ moves at present
John Thompson expects 10 open a gro
Gerry store in the *. of =. hall this week
That will make four grocery stores in one
square.
II is pleasing to hear the whistle Of the
Deemer Steel Company's mill. II is the
same whistle which years ago was uset
on tho Triton Cotton mills when hundreds
Of New Castle people found employment
in the big works.
Following the heavy storm Of Monda,
roofors were I'm demand as lealSy roof
were much I'm evidence.