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The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
POLICE BELIEVE
! SINGLES GIRL IS
SHAMM|NG
NURSE DECLARES, HOWEVER,
sPAsMs or THE VICTIM IN
WELLINGTON HOTEL MYSTERY
COULD NOT BE AFFECTED.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Capt. p. d.
O'Brien today fully expected to solve
the strange Wellington hotel mystery
IN which Ella Gingles. 1.-THE Irish lace
maker, was found bound hand and foot
and cut or scratched up in a public
bathroom OF the hotel. after she de-
clares, she was attacked and thrown
into a cab IN an unconscious condition
by Miss Agnes Barrett and another
woman on Goethe-st., between Clark
st. and La Salle-ave.. between and
o'clock Tuesday night. and taken To
the hotel.
Capt. O'Brien thought he would get
the whole truth from the Gingles girl
when he called on her at the Frances
Willard hospital early today.
Miss Gingles had sound sleep dur
ing the night at the Frances Willard
hospital, but was suffering from ner.
vous spasms today.
She keeps crying out In horror:
Don't let her get near me! Take her
away! she is killing mel"
Said a nurse. She has frequent
nervous spasms, trembles and becomes
rigid. Her condition Is far from nor
NAL and l do not see how she feigns
these spasms and continues them so
long"
Before he went To talk with the
girl Captain O'Brien believed her story
10 be the purest fabrication.
The young woman had been arrest
ed recently, charged with stealing lace
from Miss Barrett. She had protested
her innocence.
Cap'sin O'Brien had believed ner
honest.
Then he received information that
a confession was In existence bearing
her name and her house address, ac'
xnowledging that she was guile OF
shoplifting in a Safest department
store.
The captain thought that when he
confronted her with this and several
other things that she would decide TO
tell the true story of the hotel "trag'
edy" and also reveal the identity OF
her accomplish. for she must have had
one IL the police theory proved cor
rect.
II Captain O'Brien's latest theory Is
correct, the girl calmly went TO the
hotel bathroom and permitted herself
TO be bound, gagged and beaten by
confederate. Then she awaited the
arrival OF searchers who might bestow
their sympathy on anyone who had
been so cruelty treated"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Writer of Songs
Ends His Life in
Williamsburg Home

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-With the
manuscripts OF 800 songs he had writ
ten scattered in confusion about the
floor and the photographs Of hundreds
OF actors and actresses who had sung
his compositions peering at him from
frames on the walls. Edward Garden
Ter. a we'll known writer OF popular
songs. killed himself by cutting his
throat with a razor in his home IN
williamsburg. Some OF his best
known productions were Captain
Baby Bunting" Everybody Loves Me
But the Girl | Love" Don't Be Stin-
gy." and Some One Thinks OF Some
one" His suicide is attributed TO ner-
yous breakdown
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
STOCKS WEAKEN At
OPENING; SHOW
DECLINES
LARGER NUMBER OF AMERICAN
SECURITIES FALL BELOW PAR
ITY-WALL.sT. CUT OFF FROM
WIRE COMMUNICATION.

NEW YORK. Feb. lS.-Outside oil
Atchison. which was higher. opening
al 1913. stocks weakened at the outseI
and losses In rails. industrials and spe'
cialties were general. Early huctua'
tions. however. were OF little conse-
quence.
London was irregular. but most Am
erican securities fell below parity anu
foreign selling on this side OF the Al
lartic attracted considerable attention.
Exchange rates closely Appropriated
the gold exporting poinnand additiona'
shipments were expected.
Wall-st. was isolated from the coun-
try so far as telegraphic intercourse
was concerned Mail orders were Ia
small volume and trading was incon'
sequential during the frst half hour.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
LAMBERT GUILTY; GETS
LIFE IN MARQUETTE


mission 10 place me in an embarrass-
ing position so that others could get
money out OF me-"
II did not"
Did you not coax me TO marry your
mammal"
No"
Did you not pledge yourself TO be
mine for life II would make a home
for your"
No"
In vain Lambert sought to force
from the young girl an admission that
she had encouraged him TO do wrong
and described most dramatically a
scene he claimed had once taken place
between them.
1t never happened" retorted the
girl. looking him straight In the eye
Remember, this is before the living
God. baby" adjured Lambert. BE
honest with me. Don't be like
Ananias-"
But the court cut short his speech.
Baffied. Lambert turned away, saying,
as he resumed his seat:
We'll, baby. God have mercy on
you"
| His efforts had resulted only in
strengthening the case against him.
Throughout the trying ordeal on the
witness stand. lasting more than an
hour. the child bore up with remark.
able fortitude, but she had no more
than left the court room when she col
lapsed utterly and had 10 be assisted
To a seat Her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Leslie. sat silently weeping through
the daughters examination. and when
II was all over gave way 10 hysterical
sobs, which necessitated a hasty re.
cess.
The spectacle OF the child. as she
sat In the witness chair was most
pathetic She was simply attired ia
} a neat red dress and hat to match
Her big. trustful blue eyes. her well.
rounded pink cheeks, her golden curls.
dangling about her shoulders formed
az sweet a picture as artist even paint.
ed, and her whole appearance was sug.
gestive OF childish innocence. wholly
. Inconsistent with the unprintable
story that fell from her cherry red
lips.
In spite OF her tender years. little
Catherine seemed TO realize the dis
! grace into which the accused had LED
. QGl anu bOult vi HtI dubNeTs WeTl
: scarcely audible. She made no effor
to dodge the embarrassing questions
however. and no attempt to shield tn,
man. who. posing az her foster father
, had ruined her life. The story OF he
relations with Lambert last summer
when they went travelling together II
: Ontario. was revolving, Lambert. sh,
said. had told her that 1T was right
TO live the way they were living.
During the four years they were &c
gether. Lambert and the girl lived Il
several places In Detroit and else
: where, the last address being No. 4
Fulton-st. They were here only thre
days, when Lambert was arrested AM
she was taken TO police headquarter
To be held as a witness against him
After moving to the Fulton-st hous,
Lambert took the alias OF Trebmal
the girl said. He explained TO he
tina: II was his own name spelled
backwards. but gave her no reason
for changing IT,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Saloonkeeper is BANKRUPT.

Michae! Diebler, Marine City sa-
loonkeaper. has fled a bankruptcy
petition. TIE owes 1850 secured by
real estate and $2,306 OF unsecured
debts. beside being surety on $3.50 OF
paper He claims exemption on \
homestead valued at $1,000 and on his
household goods and fixtures.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Appie.-Fancy. $3.50; common.

Apele,NFsncy. 'ssssO; common. 50
But,crwBoard quotations: Creamery.
extras. soc; nrsts. CSC. crooks. aOhc::
packing stock. 1ec per ID.
CssIiGower-ss5o per crate.
Celery-2se per do5 California. IS
Ice; Llmburger Isc. brick. IN a isc;
co,HsscsT;1rackaEe> eOrs.. na7soiI:s
Cr.nberrie.-Fansy. nat5o per bu.
Dres.sd CaIvs.-Faney. 1o0,fc; com-
Dressed Hos.-Light. sQsAc: me-
dium. "a nc per ID
Egg-Board quotations: Fresh re-
seipta case count. cases included.
,s FFIour-Miehisan patents in wool
ssi9 second patent 1886: straight.
'S,so: clear; sS.sS per Dbl.
CORN meal. ,s3'oO: corn and ost c cson
s2s 90: c:oarse middlings. s2s: nns mid
rrs.h NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hot
hhouse' 49, 80 dog: lettuce. 15c ID;
n nsa 7 1so &c, 70 per hamper; psr.:
per G-basket crate. radishes. sS1soc
ddoz; wax beans. ss per bui pie -pfa nj
''s l sss fsr s-saH ssP $50 ss.
{. Grapes-Malagas. ss4e per Dbl
,o He,ssy-Eans! white i.e ID; amber
Hay-Det-oit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hey In car
HGSsoal No oet |, So So 'i% aiossss
wheat and Dat straw. sssoae ton.
eu n'dei io%e no cured Greer. NE sXc Nc So
green. sac: kip cnres NJ. =, II NC: No
loo: kip green. No. 4, tic; No. 3. 9hc
calf cured. No. 1. isc: No. =. isIe
horse hides. No. I. S3.40 No. .. S210;
sheep skins. as to wool soc 3 81 so.
anre called wire. ssIs base: cut nails
steel f23o base; galvanized barbei
Wire, so-rod spoois. la.so; bar iron,
doz: double bit. - dvs, gas pipe. ~
inch and larger. black. 20 Der cent Oh
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Hartman In Tent.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. ls-E.
II. Hartman and his party arrived
here and today are encamped In the
tents that had been prepared a short
distance below town. Hartman ex.
pressed himself as feeling fine since
| getting into a warmer climate.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Oakman and Stein indorsed

Milton Oakman was Endorsed for a
second term as auditor and Christie
pher r. Stein as police justice. We'd
nesday. In a meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Fourteenth Ward Re-
publican club.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
ID. w. brandon and George q. Grnndon.


itors to the auto show Wednesday
evening. The Messrs. Brandon re-
Gently purchased the Hillsdale stand
ard and the Hlllsdale Herald Demo
GRAFT and corporation has been
formed with capital stock OF $50.
600. Each paper Will be continued
separately. and as soon as the neces-
sary machinery cap be procured the
new newspaper company Will issue Il
daily The daily will be known as
the Hillsdale Herald. while the
weeklies will remain the Standard
and the Herald Democrat. Geo. G.
Brandon is president OF the company
Preston r. Brandon. Vice president;
ID. W Grandon. Is secretary-treasur-
er and general manager Geo. ~.
Grandon Will be editor OF the stand .
ard. he having been Republican all
his life, and will assist In the work
on the daily. Preston Brandon will
be in charge OF the mechanical part
OF the plant. and ID. w. Brandon Will
be editor in chief.
Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Prfnting Co.. No.
m
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
The wayne county Probibitionists will
hold a p,ass conventions. Friday even

ing IN PrIsmatIc hAII NO. To IIsI
at 10 elect delegates for the state
convention 70 be held In Jackson
Feb &c All state county and city
tickets Will be flied this spring. The
Prohibition committee has purchased
a fine stereopticon lantern and ar
ranged with VIM. Rice. to give a
series OF lectures In Detroit and
WAYNE county u l. expected that
these lectures will continue during
the wear one OF the series will be
given Thursday evening IN the
Mount Hope Congregational church.
Twenty NTH and Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT LIVESTOCK.
Michigan Ceutrat stock Yards.

DETROIT Feb. ls-Cattle-Quiet
log l6c higher than last week. closed
easy. Prices ranged as follows: Choice
steers: averaging from LOCO 10 I.loo
lbs. s5.I69t. choice handy killers. s+.5)
05, light TO good butchers steers and
heifers. If.23, common killers and
fat cows. So 5oU4 Gamers cows. 81. IS
@s.5o: common To prime shipping bulls.
sSQi. light butchers and heavy sau-
sage bulls. $250gS.5O: stockers and
feeders. $3.50 o $50 per. cwt Mich
Active. $aqs.So per cwt.
sheep and Lambs-Active and steady.
quality fair; choice lambs. $500 Z 60:
Light TO fair. e546: common TO prime
&c; common killers. s37sGss6; cults.
SIC 3 80 Der cwt.
Hogs-Duil and soc lower. quality
poor, prime mediums and fat workers..
S. Ss; Toughs' $500 $50 per cwt'
sheep. s,i4s. hogs, 2.los.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
Dunning a stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. Feb. is.-tSpeciai.) Cat
ceipts 80 cars. lower: heavy. ssT0Gp
$50 workers.. ss.ss as.T5: pigs. $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts so cars. slow. best
lambs. sIsoF7so; oulis. s795; 40; year
ewes. $s65.2s. Caices-a5Gl0.e5
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Feb. ls.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000. market loc lower, mixed and
butchers. $50 go; good heavy; 1875 q
T0S S;a. hssy SsS sss 30
Cattle-Receipts 1000. market weak |:
beeves. ttl5G69o: cows and heifers.
SIS: stockers and feeders, s325aD
sss; Texans. $40 $50: calves. $3.50
I.sS.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Nearly 200 distinguished scientists
from all parts OF the world have &C.
cepted invitations to attend the cele-
bration OF the centenary o. the birth
OF Charles Darwin by the University
OF Cambridge In June.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
PRODUCE.

Commission men are somewhat at
sea as TO the egg deal. So far the re-
ceipts have been regular and fairly lib
eral and as prices had Jumped up on
the moral effect OF the snow storm. IL
was impossible To hold the advance.
Today however. receipts were light.
and the trade 10 wondering n the eff
feet OF the snow blockade is just now
being felt. Poultry receipts are fairly
liberal. but everything has cleaned up
regularly. and the market Is firm in
tone Butter holds steady but the tone
IL a little shaky. There was a ten ce Mt
reduction In sugar prices Fresh vege-
tables were QUIET and steady
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
EAST BUFFALO-Op~ninx.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis O. Gortou. 1413 Majestic building
Feb. Ia 1909.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Business@iIkr Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times PrfntipG Co., No
10 John r st. Phone 1t9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

Quotations by Hayden. stone a Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
wheat
May - i4A l3H III lsA
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18

SIS. "PRINCE GEORGE" Strictly first
class passenger and mail steamer. Car
ries no cattle or offensive freight. The
fastest. steadiest aud most comfortable
steamer to bermuda. Handsome booklet
ATLANTIC S.. CO., - state ST., New
York. or 4. LEiDICH. I7S GrtswOid st.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
BERMUDAR.s . na $40 a .s

The most delightful resort Ia the world.
Ideal climate all year. The garden spot
OF the world. Less than two days from
New York by the magnificent nineteen
knot tw IN screw ocean flyer PRINCE
GEORGE" equipped with wirelsss), the
fastest and most comfortable steamer TO
Bermuda Sails every Thurs. At IL Am
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Mknlng.
American

Owing to wire trouble. the followin 4
quotations are not absolutely correct:
The Detroit times., 1909-02-18
Markets an1 Finance

ta)Asked. tb)Bid. (x)split.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
CULGOA CARRIES MAIL
AND SUPPLIES TO FLEET
Tho ands of Letters in Four Humid
, red Pouches Of Ma For Officers
and Men

With large cargo q supplies ana
snip fleet. and four hundred p)uche"
Of mail containg man, ihouSan Is /
letters addressed 10 III" twelve thonS-
and officers and men ON board inc
various warships, me United St"'""
supply ship CuigOa steamed out from
Oh, sapeake Il Ohio li"r No. yeH'' +.
day morning and dr pp"d down l.
n 4mpiOn Roads TO avail The arrival
OF the incoming fleet
The Culgoa arrived in port Friday
AFTERNOON and has been loading sup
plies of provisions. which were iuf'
nishrd by local merchants the
,iirrt since thar dat, tn" last inad
being placed on beard lat" SUM ~
miSh,.
The four hundred p"ICh"S Of mal
Were brought over rom IN" \orloik
navy yard late SUNDAY afternoon by
the government tug NoCk"t. &Nd d'-
lIvrlrd aboard the supply ship. ) me
Of the thousands Of letters pr badly
will be- The first that many OF the Sti.-
ors have received rom nom" III
months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
NETWORK SPECIALIST
DIES IN THE SOUTH
Or. Bull Passes Away in Savannah.
Had Been Failing for About
Week.
GBv Associated PreSS.)

(By Associated Press)
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 22.-Dr.
William TillinghaSt Bull. the special,
list, who came here recently from New
York. died at Wymt"rly. Isle OF Hope,
at noon today He had been failing
for a week and became unconscious
at noon yesterday. The announce
ment of his death was made by the
attending surgeon. DR.. W. r. Craw-
ford who was for years his assistant
in New York.
Or. Bull passed away quietly at
noon today The end was due to
odeme of the lungs. For the past
few days his condition had gradually
grown weaker
DR.. Bulls body left tonight for New
York city. Funeral arrangements will
not he made until after III" arrival
of the body in New York.
Mrs. Bull was with him al the time
Of his death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
8arnett-wiley.

MIR George f. Barnett. OF this city.
and Mrs Sarah Wiley. of Lexington.
Va. were married yesterday after
Noon at 4:30 O'Clock AT 3Ii Forty
fourth street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. =. r. Henderlhe
in the presence OF a few relatives
and friends OF the the couple The
bride WIS dressed in a light blue
travelling suit and carried pink car
nsfions. The bride and groom left
for q Northern tour. after which the
will he AZ homr 10 their friends in
this ciiy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
WILL Wv vuJ0IOUSO 1IjIjJU
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas Wit.
nesses Of Oe|mar Tragedy.
ESCAPED WITH SLIGHT SAAkIAC.UP
Many Ladies. Naval Officers Reta-
tives. Lost Baggage. Including
Gowns Which They ~Expected to
Wear at Chamberiin Functions.

Wr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas. OF
York yesterday morning over tn"
New York. Philadelphia 4 Norfolk
Railroad. were in the wreck in which
seven Pc ie lost their lives at
Eelmar, Del. early yesterday morn,
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas occupied
bcr:hS in the hfh of tn" eight Pull-
man cars attached to tn" train. ana
bcyCud a little shaking mp were not
harmed by the experience.
When seen last might Mrs. Thomas
stated that he passengers in III" Pull
man cars were a little excited when
the collision first occurred. but were
soon Gained down by the assurances
of the conductor. Several men %h
were in the same car with them went
on, t. see the wreck ana returned -
the car with a vivid story of tn" burn
ing of the men who lost thtir il'e'
in the baggage car.
Many of the ladies' on board of IN"
crowded train were wives ana sisters
OF naval officers who We're travelling
from New York to Old Pint to well
come their relatives home. and in tn"
burning OF he baggage car they lost
all o. their trunks containing hand
some gowns which wtr" TO be worn
at the various functions and dinners
TO he held at Old Point during the
c; ming week.
1t was reported aboard the tram
that a small safe which was not fire
lrCof. belonging 10 Rear Admiral
Sperry and containing number OF
valuable effects was destroyed in the
burning of the baggage car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas have been in
New York for the past few days as
the guests of the National Biscuit
Company fer which Mr.. Thomas Is
local manager. The company enter
tainei all of it's managers and their
wives at banquet in the knicker
becker hctei. New York city. Saturday
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23

A capable company. head by Lionel
Lawrence appeared at the Academy
OF Music Yesterday afternoon and
last night. in The Devil" Curiosity
carried one of the largest audiences
that has attended this season
TO see this much discussed play when
1T was presented here a few weeks
ago by Henry w. Savage's company
hut very few people would care to
sit through Il second time. hence the
performances yesterday attracted iii
tie or no interest and the audiences
were very. very small In the after
noon the players were among the
few people hsreabouts who were not
Witnessing the review of the fleet
SO no great crowd could have teen
expected, no matter what the attrac
ton might have been.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
'EtKS OF FLEET WILL BE
HERE THURSDAY MIGHT
Verbal Acceptance Of invitation BY
Wireless to Attend Social SEES
sion at Home.

In response 10 tn" invitation sent
BY wireless several days ago, New
port News Lodge No "l5. B. p. O..
Elks. yesterday was notified that the
Elks with the fleet would find it con-
venient to attend social session at
the local home next Thursday eve
ming. An officer from the tieet called
AT the home and delivered the accept
ance Of the invitation.
The entertainment committee OF
the lodge is making elaborate prepa-
ratiOns for the social session, which
promises to be one of the big events
of the year at the home. There are
large numbers OF E!ks with the fleet
and it is expected that practically all
of them will get their liberty 10 at
tend the function
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
THREE WHITE MEN REPORTED
LYNCHEO FOR OUIRAGES
News Not Confirmed-CrIme Said to
Have Been Committed in Neyth
Carolina.
(By Associated PresSD

MINERAL BLUFF. GA. Feb. q
Il is reported here that tire" white
men have been lynchrd Lear her"
as the result of ontrageS committed
upon the Stepdaughtrr Of Robert Rob
erlson. Of Culberson y {.
The son Of ID. I.onl"rmilk. charged
with hring The main pripetrator IN
the alleged tiendish Grim" upon the
Young woman. has been placed i'll
Jail at Murphy. y. G.
All OF tn" persons implicated are
white, although il has been impOSSi-
bic To learn the names Of the others
or to get a confirmation of the re-
ported lynching of thrr" of the Young
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
vsudsvlIIs sss Pictures

Immense crcwda saw tbe picture
and vaudeville shows At the Rel
,heat"r last night. and the bill f.
tn" first half " the week 81 red a
pronounced hit johnson and Rrea-
nan do whirl-wind singing. taking
and dancing speciality that gets lIuga-
ter and applause galore Daring III"
FIRST show. however. the team T"rp"
t: at"d several jokes Of qUcEii"na.
bio character and the management
did me trim ming ~ or" tn" &C,
WIS all wnd 20 20 on again.
Miss Mary Lawrence. singing
comedienne. does an entertaining turn
and gets a liberal shIrc 81 plauce
This bill will ~ rep atrd 'uniE r;
with a new program Of Edison AMI
Fathe moving pictures.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
Council Meets Ton ght.

The common council meets tonight
in adjourned spccia! session 10 dis
pose Of matters which wr-e on the
calendar Ter the special meeting held
last week. Among tho measures to
be acted uIon are ordinances aPprO-
priating $1,000 Tor sPccia! sewer wsrk
MADE necessary by the nov paving.
and apprO3riating about sI.'"o for
extra work in connection with tnc
paving.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23

Iinkham's Vegetable Compound made
me a well woman and l have no more
hacksche. hoIr eau help others by
telling them what Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Comp"'Ind has done for
me" - MIS-. ENNs INSE- Sss FIRST St,
Milwaukee. Wis
The above is only one Of the thor
sands If grateful letters which are
constantly h-ing received by the
Pinkham Mcdicinr Company Of Lynn.
Mass. which prove beyond doubt that
lydia J.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. made from roots and herbs.
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eases cf women after oil other means
have failed and that every such SUI
ering woman owes it 60 herself to at
least give Lydia T. Pinkham's Negrta-
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ting To- an operation, or giving up
hope Of recovery
Mrs. Pinkhaun. q Lynn. Mass,
Inv ties all sick w0sNen To write
her for advice. she has guided
tl,ouSands to health and her
sdvice i free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
THE LITTLE
WHITE HEARSE

comes 10 more homes because Of
croTp than for any other reason
GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA pREpARA'
TION subdues and conane:s croap,
pneumonia. colds. coughs and all all,
mcnts where congestion and infisun-
nation are the cause External read
lily absorbed and no harm can como
FROM using II. Keep II in the home
and feel secur" Sold by all drug
sists from 800 70 CSC
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-23
FIRST MILITARY BALL.
Huntington Rifles Social Club Enter
tain at Armory

tain at Armory.
The first military ball given by the
Huntington Rifles social club in Ar
mory Hall last night was an enjoya-
Bile affair.
The hall was tastefully decorated
for the occasion with flags and pen
nants and about thirty couples were
present to enjoy the hospi; ality OF the
club.
Attractive souvenir cards were
issred for the occasion ~ the commit
tee in charge of the affair. the feature
OF The evening being the playing OF
the Huntington Rifle march by Smidt' S
orchestra.