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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

days before the constabulary will have
snfirien; evidence ut hand TO arrest
the other.
While the two Browns awaiting
death at the county jail viii throw no
further light On the crime. for the
reason stated above. il is thought that
Lewis Jenkins. the "drcamer,' and
who II was proven was the stranger
he referred to. VIII confess nforc
many day. and Il IL mere than PROB
all" tina, he will impl.cat" the TWO
other Browns.
John brown sin sticks TO his story
ui the Amelia boys. two men and 4
women. ami the same ones. 1t IL
thought who took supper at the house
of Maggie John Browns daughter.
the nigh, OF tn" crime,
TIL" first knew of the fire" John
Brown affirmed to reporter today.
was when M&cGi" called my attention
to 4 the next morning.
In answer 10 question as to why
h" made the confession a; the H"nriCo
crunty jail before being taken to Pow
Na All ihl tilai, JOHn tbTpWH Stu.
Cause was toll that II con.
frSscd tt = certain part o! II that |
would get OF Light.
He now claims a h" did on III"
stand during III" trial that he was
IL ing when he mad" the confession
lie insists that if h" is killed. and
he yrrns to hav" resigned himself 10
his fate. that innocent blood Will be
taken.
From the evidence Of four eye-wh-
nrSsrs to the crime. however. there
is not a shadow of 4 Doubt but that
the father and son are guilty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
CONTINUED A MONTH.
N. G. W. Will Observe Two Cent Rate
Till Nav l.


RICHMOND VA. March ;i.--Ai-
though al tn, ether railroads III IN"
State affected by the 2-crnt ret" VIII
put III" 2la.c"nt rate into effect TO-
morrow. the Norfolk and Western ran
road will continue III" mileage hnn;:
and other fca'ur, of The 2-r'n, rat"
iln:il thai time Tn" reason for ~"
rAntinlanc,S of the .-T"nt rate is 'h2i
t., Norfolk AM Western did not haF"
tim" to adinSt the rates in Virginia
rropurly thin the short lime allowed
ard preferred to hav" tn" 2-c"nt rat"
continue for month longer thar
have the .l2-c"nt r2tr 20 into effect
improperl: adjusted.
Besides installing thc 2l2-c"nt rat"
on Nav the Norfolk and Western
will pat miieag" books into effect for
I 900 miles which will cost $2o. THIS
mileage will re good between all
stations IN Virginia exactly as this
form of ticket was before the 2-ccnt
rate went into effect.
The 1000 and 2.000-mile inter
changeabIe mileage books, which wer"
cold at the 2-cent rate while that rate
was in effect, win also be honOred
between all stations as before. The
user of the mileage however. will
have to change his mileage for tick
cts a; the stat on before he gets Oh
a train. The l.0n0-mile mileage books
will be pulled by the conductors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
BABY FcNoLEo BODIES.
Graphic Description OF Scene Of eres-
low Fannie Murder.

ANTE CITY. La. March Gin
his Testimony YESTERDAY az the trial
OF Avery BlOunt. charged with tue
murder ri three members Of the Bree-
irr: family. and who is now on trial
for the murder Of Brtrland alone.
William Stevens. gave rTephsc de-
ECrip:ion u the sc"rc az the murder
shCTtIJ after thew had been commit
ted Stevens said a little BABY. wh'cc
later proved To I've child of ME-.
Everett. was crawling around in the
read among the bodies OF its rnotser
and Mr.. and Mrs. BreciaEd
BrccIand was sill breathing ana
was able 20 tell them that Avery
RIo-ri and some other nan had shot
them iown. 4 severe cross examtna-
ton failed to shake Stevens testi-
monv
The stale then rested i's case ana
the d"f.n&" will tomorrow commences
its cfTo.ts 10 prove an alibi for BfosEs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
PROTESTS INNOCENCE.
Alleged Leader ~ SIX pw't:' Murder.
cr~ wouId Protect Sons.

RICHMOND. w NafCN " F'3r
". 'ha: IN al u'uI" com, 81 ION ard
y strict adlrr, ne. 30 "a" iru'E sill!
.EUli, ,i,. two OtLr-g uf his sOug.
John = own. on" 81 tn" PRINCIPALS ~
h" lnI, ~ SLir0 i:h murd' r. who. 10.
C"'h'T w. .A William. ar. con.
Tr,.I =. -, I.nriC" count; Jal avn.
iu. the ,I"ath ch.ir. S,iil maintains
thai r. - iuTocfHi
WiIlism. The s"r. - ~ wi" ON
haitc IN . pro'".'7'iur. az limo.
c-ECr EmaTual AND RoI":f N" two
"'F'r g,P. of Inhn Gr3wT who ar"
frsirc'ed ~ cofnpiicity in 'hr a'r"cii;
70 urd"r olry cil'arc" in fact orr NJ
~" two is ~ present under arrest.
md T. viii only ~ = matter Of few
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
FaScrj;es Havc Inning.

INCNSONNtII.E. Fl 4. Na-ch IT.
80 FavOTitcG had h' ir inning ~ Mon
Grief Park to-day. Az" ont of SIX races
going To horS"S NJ short ODDS. In the
stCIIpd rac" IIranIST IN N"nnka
and Mathews on nos" = w"Tr thrown
but neither vas hurt Guy was su7
urnd"d foT three DAYS for rough ri ing
in tho race MinE"haha. in The third
T7cc ran into the fence on he hack
stretch cutting tendon so is15ly
that her days Of usefulness are over
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
COFFEE AND TEA DUTY ELIMINATED.
Noticeable Disposition to Relax Csc
Rule Program Relating to Amends
ments-Now Believed Measure viii.
Be Voted on April lo-Representa-
tives Distrust Senators.
NV Associated Press.D

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March ST.
A compromise IL to be agreed to by
the various factions on the Republican
side of the House regarding the con-
sidcrntion Of the Payne tariff bill, and
II IL confidently expected THAI the
IN. assure will be voted upon the April
10
There. was Il noticeable disposition
on the part of ''standpattcrs" today
following their conference with Presi.
dent Taft Yesterday TO accede to the
wishes OF those who have opposed any
gag rule. which would prevent ~
vote Oh certain important schedules
The ways and means committee have
agreed to submit amendments to the
bill which will keep tea OH the FREQ
list. strike ont the cOuntervailinE
duty on coffee and make the rate on
barley ~ cents bushe'.
While it probably will be Impossible
to have a rule to limit amendments
fayorably acted Upon before Monday
every effort Is being made to get the
memi'ers In line.
Distrust the senate.
Fears that the Senate win not make
changes in the bill which they desire.
their constituents that they are LOOK
ing after their interests in the House
are the main reasons certain Repab-
licans are holding out for rule which
will permit them to accomplish these
objects. Up to this time the stand
ratters" have agreed to permit dis.
cussion of amendments Of the para
graphs on hides and lumber.
1t probably will be necessary how
ever. for them to grant the same per-
mission with regard to the rec'pr0-
city clause on bEuminous coal and
the paragraph which places iron ore
On the free list
New Rule on Monday.
The ways and means COMMITTEES
today further considered the amend
ments which II will offer to the bin.
The tariff commission committee met
several members Of the COMMITTEES
to discuss the proposition which they
advocate James J. Hill, the railroad
magIate. called on Speaker Cannon
and informally discussed the tartu
with MIN and with members OF tho
tariff framing committee. and Repre-
scntGtive Tawney Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Hill is understood to be in favor
OF repeating the duty on lumber, but
would no. SO express himself for pub
lication. Il is now believed that .
rule will he brought in Monday to pro-
vide for the consideration of the
Payne bill under the fve.miEute RUE
until the following Saturday. when
II will he voted upon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
HITCH IN FERRY DEAL.
Head Of Purchasing Firm Refuses to
Sign Lease.

NORFOI X VA. March 3l.-Fcrgus
Reid. the financial head of the synHl,
cate Reid & Company. which yestcr-
dav bid in the Norfolk < FOrtsmouth
Ferries IT an annual rental as tn"
purchasers. today refused 10 sim the
lease individually declaring thar he
hal only become stockhOldcr in 4
corporation of purchase.
Ii was desired that the lease u"
placed only in the name of Il. r. Jor
dan.
The authorities declined and tn"
quest on Is open for final settlement
ly the city and county authorities as
joint owner of the property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
GOLFERS IN RACE.
Side b. Side at Cape Henry Enroute
to Baltimore

BALTIMORE MD. March Gin
race up the coast tho steam golfers
Ma lden and Melrosc sailed from E'aI
timore yesterday afternoon each with
500 tons Of coal beneath her hatche :
bond for Everett. Mass. They pas
ed Cape Henry sid" by side at Ga
o'clock this morning
The vessels are sister ships. caca
30 much like the ether that they can
BE- scarcely told apart. They have
fccn running from this port for about
a year. but yesterday was tn" first
time BIO h completed loading in time to
sal at tn" sam" time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Attended Hampton indian School

CHICAGO. ILL. March &l-pr.
jones was assistant To Professor
George A. Dorsey cur"t"r Ct the
Field G. mmhian Museum. Dr. Jones
was considered BY Professor l''rs"E
the. NEST eminent rrhnol cts' in the
world.
DR.. Jones had .nditn blood III his
veins. He was bern among III" Sack
and Fox indians. In Ohlah"n!a, ah"n'
"a years ago. ..Wh"n 4 b h" was
sent hv the government 10 III" Indian
schoN n, Hampton. Va From ,h'r"
he was sent to An,;ny"r Academy at
Ardu,cr Mass. whci" h. WAS Era1L'
at"d.
DR.. jones thew entered Harvard
where ne achieved horols
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
CLERGYMAN ard Es.Congress~an

INDItNhTOIIS ND. Narch y :
Tho W y. Own who is ~ portcd M
de- arr"S; Augusta Ga. ia Conn"c-
ion With = N"yicIr dc y"lopm"nt com
rany. = well known in Indianapolis
He served , nmmI,T of terms in Con
gross from h, I."ganSport district
ana was elected SECRETARY q. stat"
in 1891 ~" vs. Tor MANY wears
ou" Of fhC had!ng cIcrg, mcr of tn
Christian chJrcI His arrest caused
Cr':; ,uUr.s" her" a. T." vas 'hnuSht
10 ". IN ruruTv, Wh"-c h" went about
.h. 'irlc NJ tic arT"g: Of +. y EUrSCs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Lives With Broken Neck.

NV ASSOC1aItu PTtsS.1
RRlSTOL. TENN. March eli. I.
MOMENTUM, well known travelling
man who sustained Il serious injury
in North Carolina recently. was re-
moved to Baltimore hospital whcr"
he was advised that ne had sustained
a broken neck.
Mr.. MOrCyhun expects to resume
his duties on the road soon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
ADMIRAL CONVERSE sys:Eo.
Presiter; ard Mary '+;sh oHI>isIs ~
tcrd the FGrersi.
fRv Asso~ia-ed Press.)

NSHiNGTDN. u. g March y
p-'.:Icnt Tat, Secretary Ncr"r As
sisiant S,c-'iIrv WiTthTop. Adnira!
p.w.v. ?rd about - rarkinE Officers
81 III" United S'ai'S navy ta.S alter
roOn att, nd"d 80" funeral ScryiC"
n - iOtn's Eris"n opal 'hurCh ~
Rear \ 'u:ir.I g. or" \ Converse tic
chicT ~ .in II Ir"aT AZ IDSiruCf'nn
VII" do! yuJ'i'.ul' ~ hi homo borg.
last N"nday Tuh full militar' E"u
Urs hr lHEl. waS laid {" RS; IN Ar
iip:'Ou Crmt.',T~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
REREkRING DENIED.
FIoridans Sentenced fer peonase Must
Serve Their Terms.
Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. IA. March 81
Tho I'Ei',d States circuif court OF
appeals ha- drnicl = rrhedring in
:he case OF III" cov"rnU"nt against
W. S Harlan AMI Ro""ri Gala her.
who We" COW ictcd and given \ heavy
sentence. H. the e '"ral court fCr tn"
northern districr Of Flor ia NJ Thy"
charge Of ',ractiCirg rpU1C''
Tho a,I- 1T, cor Sustained this
I"rdic; ard row r.frs' 5 ~ alter its
iiIdvmCr;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
APPEAL GRANTED.
Southern Steel Case Removed % .
Hiaher Court.
nv the Associated Press. I,

NV I'd" NsffNlkfFd FfFSa-F
NEW ORLEANS, La. March sl.-
On motion cf Attorney John W Tcm-
Iingon. Of Alabama. representing about
Jvo and rusrtcr million dollars
worth OF holdings in the southern
steel Company. the United stairs CT.
ruii Court e Appeals granted au a..
peal bcrc srsm The order Of Federal
Judge Hundiey. Of the Northern 6sS
trict Of Alabama directing the ssee
OF all the property Of the com5aay.
The appeal will not likely CO..
up until the next term Ct court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Two ~ Crew Killed.
IBy Associated rreSs.D

OMAHA MIR. usrch Si-tr'or
rscifc headquarters reports that w"si.
buIni rasS. MGR W. {: Sas dc-ail"d
by a landslide and partially d"Stroved
~ frc near CASH" Rock Utah today
H7gga CONAN {. J. DCrdor and Fire.
man Iowhar v-crc killed hat no on"
CIsc vas hTr;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
NOItD AN1HROPOLOGlsT
MURDERED IN PHILIPPINES
Details Are Lackino-Was Abroad ~
Interest Of Field Museum OF
Chicago.

MANILA, March II -- Mold has been
received here OF toe murder Ct III
William Jones, the noted anthron'
lccis; who was In the ii Id Tor thu
Field Museum OF CAirn&u AZ the 20" II
OF Dumobato at The head waters III
the Cagayan river in Isabella pr =
vince.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Calhoun Jury Yet Incomplete

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March 81.
After ~. H., weeks m W"ar'.s1D"
eTort tn" iUrv that will try Pa'r:ck
TaihCuu. p."-"'"nt Of III" United Rail
road. oil - udictTcnt charging al
tempted L~'''.r.. needs two members
y" CU;n. ,.'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
THOSE WHO PASSED.
Successful Candidates for Second
Lieutenancies Of Artillery.
(Rv Associated PreSs)

WASHINGTON. d. C., March 3l.-
it was announced at the War depart
m"nt today that among tho civilian
candidates for appointments as second
lieut. chants in the coast artillery corps
who successfully passed the recent
competitive examination were William
r. Nichoia, Lexington. Va: William
:. Fulton. New Orleans. and Edwin
T. Barlow Savannah. Tenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
70 OPPOSE GLASS.
stsfe Senator Massey May Run IN
Sixth District.

WASHINGTON. n &. March 81 -
State Senator Don r Haiscy. of the
Lynrhhurg Va. district. who Is nov
In the city today intima' I'd that n"
wouiJ hc a candidate for congress
10 succeed Carter Glass.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
STARS AND STRIPES ARE
HAULED DOWN IN CUBA
Last Emblem Of American Rule Over
Island disappeared Yesle'.
day at Noon.
PEOPLE PAID LITTLE attention
Tvs Transports. Bringing Last Of Gar
rison, VIII Sail for Newport News
Today--Fuit Honcrs Pad by Cuban
Military-C villains are Indifferent.
Few Witness Emtarkation.
Ey Associated Press,

HAVANA. March %i~Thc last "n-
hlrm OF American dom nation over
Cuba ,ii.npp-nrrd 1t noon t"iay when
the garrison fa" camp Columbia
tlrt,rr"I down Ii. nu'' ~ was re
placed u n."n,,. i&t"r uy 'hC lone
}tar. 7, ir'r. = a.: Wa Guam r"Dn'"
lie. In" C.. r"iI"n' ;Nt"i'd'N.; 'h"
,:ars,,r ui an'h" " !,"k place IN h"
I~cy,u,r IF 'n' AEl,r'c:n .trriyoI OF
Carp C.!rw,
~ H." G3Irrtiur al '! '0" Genet al
Thnna~ Il Par. run!HandinS,
ri..na '::..arl >i"'rd al III"
TW"n,, seventh infantry a tNanCrd IL
lhr i!ags,aT aud hanl".. down tn"
culurS
The troops rlrS"ntri arms and tn"
Cuban and American bands played tn"
star SpanIled Banner
4 Cuban Li'ut"nan then raised tn"
Cuban Colurs and lii" troops again
"@iutrd.
Cuban Troops Present Arms.
The transfer Of the camp being thus
completed the Cuban troops lined tho
roadside and presented arms while
The Americans numbering about Snh
in heavy marching order, swung past
proceeding To The transports. Sumner
ard NtrhiiSn.
Th ayr OF th. troops ,hruncf
the ;i'v "a not Hi'rac' th'' least ii
tr,.ri"n. aud rot mUr" tnan a d0rCt
i nrS y, IL" ars. ra! witnessed the
cn!harNction.
The tIlnspCrt Sumn"", under COEi
manI of Colonel William l.. Pitcher
has total passenger H. numbering
so.
The Mcclellan under the command
oi Lieutenant Colonel Willard +
Waltz has : total of 23l passengers
which included company OF On
Ein"crs, officers and their families
ard the civil employees of the army
All the animals have been shipped
aboard the chartered steamer Pro
erpsso which will proceed for Tam
pa
The ,roors will remain on board to
night. Tho tram, ports sailing for New
port News al ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning
ti2 or Genera! Barry vii; bid hi:
ven ':rrHrl' and then. accompanied
~ his al will go aboard the Tabpa
!t"aAer Niarn,te. leaving not a single
."Ercs"n' at!lr Of the American arm!
~ Cuban Enil
tt" Cu''.r troops entered into pos
.es'ion e tE' Gi9rters Of the Ameri
can objects aad men Immediately the,
". r" vacated. all the buildings having
10. cleaned and placed In perfect
order Hrfnr" the departure OF tine
AH,"rir ans.
Thr camp will nov hcCom" thu
he; GGTari"rs Of the new Cuban arm
and III" uGu" probably will be chang
ed MAJOR General Perry was givCI
n farewell banqu"i tonight at Hotc
Miramar by Genera! Arm; ndo Rivas
the acting communicating OF th'
! Cuban army
Bodice All Found.
Tn" bodies uf all the men mis.in'
from tn, Hamburg hm"ricaI st"am'
Altcrmr-. which was Destroyed b.
III" Monday were found in tho harhr
, today. Tin" b,dics-Dun:-"r II ard II
,;.,I. S,C,.rI Offer Rut, lIph Horn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Easter Edition
Next Sunday

TEc Cay Press VIII :ssse is
Esste7 ru.rber next Sunday. sp-
ri !. Ey-ry effort IS beng pU:
forth - wake :t,s e6i.ior at
trsctrvc. and N ado .tior to the
regular tc,ccrsph service and
>o-sI rev. various spec ~ feat
u-cs hs.c seen prov .oed. n
tns rUrrbcr the Garter shop
erS will I~d in the advertise
rrents o. At the leading r-er-
chants. r7rnc ~ inforr,st on
scout Sar'rg fashions and bar.
gains. Splendid stocks Of EsS-
ter Hncry are IN display ~ the
lccaI fHop windows ard those
v-o etc = Iiet Of the offerings
should hsve m ee~irc to 90 out
OF the e 70 do Easter stop.
piro. Advertisers should have
,re,r eactcr edition copy N
.he Office ~: Is;er shan Friday
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
An Unusual Situation.

Under its pCw management the In
1cx-Appcal will occupy = rather
urigr" position TIL" public 'ouC az"
rallied that n Cor.DTa jon foo in
stance. could not own and Cp"rat" i
news paper 10 protect and foster -
business. mt in this case com
rr"rciaI organ zation CompoSr VI
prartica'i, all of tho business pcopl"
ot the city have purchased on". II Is
said. 20 h"ip the "niirc coTrun't'
Although a." ida il some what noy"i.
ih,. chamh'r IL Is uud"rs,ood looked
carefully int" tn" matter before de-.
Gliding Hpon 2 d"fnit" plan Of ;sur.
chase Not being in politics Xix" a
municipality. IN" plan o; he chamber
will b 10 develop aDnE industrial
and educational lines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Bodice Al! Found.

Tn" bodies of all the men missing
from tn, Hamburg-im" st"amt r
AtcTmrS. which was Destroyed by
fl" Monday. were found in tho harhrr
today. Tn" b,diCs-nun:- II ard in
ciud" Scccrd Ofic"r Rudolph Horn.
Of :S"nShurG. Carl Witikoph. az St"f-
tin. tn" e, OK. steward, cabin boy. four
white M MIXERS o. tho crew and NV"
~ Thomas n grU"A. Nj cv,d"nti"
w..r" drowned UnI:,' attempting -
csca. .. from III" cumming ship.
Tr"'b DIS VIZ" INFERRED t'g' ih"-
IN C0i.u cemetery. III" :1n"ral b"irC
At udcr! by the m"mb"rs e IN" Ger
man I~Ca'iou and III" g rman G lonr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce
to Purchase |ndex.Appeal
DEAL NAY Be CLOSED N FEW DAYS
Object is t, U-- Paper Principally to
Adyer.i,e the Cty-1he transaction
consu7amat.d, Will Create an Un-
usual Situation.
,Spac;sI TO the Daily Press

Especial 10 tne iaiiS fFesSl
RICHMOND. VA. March ST.. 1872
For the purpose of using il ptrincipail
TO advertise and advance the welsar"
of the CITY, the chamber Of Commerce"
Ct tho CITY of Petersburg has secured
an OPTION on ikC Petersburg Index
Appeal. This option practically means
a sale.
The prOptrty will proDar:'' >" ar
Guircl within the next few DAYS. X.
r. Barham. editor Of III" lHdeH-Appeal
who has been with that paper for
years. will remain as chief editorial
writer Tho name Of tho bu-in's S
manager has not neon announce.
While tho amount 10 IT, paid Tor
the paper has not been mad" public.
IL is :aiL TO 10 SOM whCr" III th''
nci.hlOrhCDd Of thirty thCusard do!
-.
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fConiiuucd 90 Second PagcJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
fun news service Of the Asso-
eiated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-16
HlIsalEIrMNNdaA
BEAUTY 8 ~

Try filling a stocking with hot salt
and use in place OF a hot-water bag.
II is said the common RED pepper
broken up and put in a pitcher filled
with cider and~let stand until the
strength is extracted is an excellent
remedy for liver complaint. Drink
q teacupfui three times a day.
Mix two tabiespoonfuls of grated or
scraped magnesia with the same bulk
Of orris root and one teaspoonfuI OF
salt. Rub this mixture through the
hair. brush thoroughly and il will
leave the scalp clean and hair light
and fluffy.
for use in sickness. do not wet the
whole cloth: take hold Of the ends,
one in, each hand. then drop the cen.
ter In boiling water, twist the cloth
quickly. and the result will be a very
hot cloth without vetting the hands.
II you cut the tip Of your finger
when you are busy in the kitchen. dc
nc; stop to tie a clumsy bandage on
e. but put a small piece Of clean linen
over the cut and then put on your
thimble until your work IS done and
you can give the matter better atten.
ton.
With all ones reducing exercises do
not forget to dash cold water night
and morning over neck chest and
throat. This acts ss a tonic 90 the
muscles and keeps the skin from be
ing loose and -wabbly- Incidentally
Il Is a great protection against ten
denotes 10 cold
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-16
SOUVENIR COLLECTORS.

Among the habits which have
grown space among Americans OF re-
cent years has been that OF souvenir
hunting. Souvenir spoons, knives.
forks, plates. photographs. postal
cards and what not have been q per
fec; passion with the multitude. The
thing seemed to have been carried
little too far when somebody at re-
ception TO Mr.. WI, the Chinese am
bassador, some years ago tried 10
snip OF a piece OF that eminent hum
or,st's pigtail with a pair or pocket
scissors; but even that was surpassed
by a certain Chicago woman OF great
personal attractiveness, who seems TO
have reached the ultimate.
A stranger speaking OF her TO an
other woman, aud not being familiar
with certain facts In the family his
tory of the lady to whom she was
talking. observed that she had heard
that she was q confirmed souvenir
hunter
{ Not really q kleptomaniac, you
Inow," she said.
"Oh, not at all" was the reply. she
is just the ultra Of souvenir hunting.
happen to know her. too. You see
some years ago she paid weekend
visit at our country place, and when
Il was over"
You missed your silyerware
mo. indeed" was the answer. MY
sband,"-Lippincot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-16
NEGRO MUST GO BACK
TO MISSISSIPPI FOR TRIAL
M ssouri Federal Court Refuses 70
Recognize Race Prejudice
Plea
fRy Associated Press.l .

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 10
The habeas corpus case of Albert
Marbles, coming from the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern
district of Missouri. was decided to-
day by the Supreme Court of the
United States against Marbles.
Marbles. a negro. sought TO resist
extradition from st. Louis, Mo-, 10
Warren county, Mss. where he was
charged with assault with intent to
kill
Marbles contended that 'the race
feeling and race prejudice is so bit
ter in the State of Mississippi against
negroes that he is now in danger, II
removed to that state. Of assassina-
ton and that he cannot have fair
trial in any of the courts OF that
state
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-16
leather-MoIded Shapes.

Circassian and Georgian girls In
tended for sale to harems have a five
inch wide-zone or circlet of wet, plia-
bic leather sewn around them in their
tenth year. This hardens and config
ures itself to the waist. The girl thus
grows into a waist line without injuri-
Gus lacing and squeezing OF her liver.
lungs. heart and bosom. 1t is cut on
at marriage by the husband. Many
American women have perfect waists
without whalebone.