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Your folks must be mighty II
tionally fond OF eggplant" ,szT1
the grocer's clerk to the deacc.is {
when the two met after the u
services one Sunday. You Il.
ordered two dozen OF EN- yest,g
"Oh. that's easily explained 4
see dads been reading abo. /
latest methods OF chicken.raisi,, I
he decided to try the busirsi
though the books advised b.t-.
to purchase adult fowls, dad ist.sl
was better to start with the sss,r
-lIarper's Weekly.
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CHAPTER vIII.-con,lnued.

Arabella answered his appeal by
laugh OF scorn. which seemed TO cut
him like a knife: and then. shaking
me on. he shouted to her:
Il know why you will not be mine.
1t is that pious, hypocritical hound.
overton. But tell you now. my lady.
II you marry him, I'll have his life
Take note OF what | say-Ill have his
life"
To which Arabella. after a pause in
which her face grew deeply red and
then pale again. said
Your own life is in jeopardy. The
abduction OF an heiress is a capital Of
Tense. and you shall be tried for your
life II It takes every shilling OF my
fortune to do It. You shall see what
you have done,"
shuddered at these words. for
saw It was no idle threat II Giles
contemplated violence toward Over
ton. had not the slightest doubt that
Arabella was fully capable OF keeping
her word in the dreadful business.
Daphne thought so. too. for she ran
forward, and putting her hands over
Arabella's mouth. cried:
NO. no, dear Arabella. take that
back"
But / will not take it back" replied
Arabella: and shall lodge informa-
ton against this wretch as soon as
can return to Scarborough-which
shall do in the post-chaise: luckily.
have money with me"
Under the terrible threat Of prose
cution. Giles recovered himself sur
prisingly. He lost his frantic air. and.
drawing himself up. remarked quite
calmly:
Just as your ladyship please."
His change Of manner seemed to in
furiate Arabella, who shrieked at
him:
You shall be hanged for this"
Anything to oblige your ladyship."
responded Giles. as cool as you please.
I felt that this painful scene could
no longer continue. and said so.
Lady Arabella." said l. my wife"
how Dahpne's eyes glowed as
spoke-"and I are returning immedi.
ately to Scarborough: you had best
go with US: and when you have seen
and consulted with Sir Peter and
Lady Hawkshaw 1t will be tim.
enough to determine upon your
course
My course is already determined
upon" she replied; and no oHs who
saw her could doubt It
And so is mine" said Giles. now in
possession Of all his usual manlinses
Il return to London, where I shall
duly report myself to the admiralty,
and later to Sir Peter Hawkshaw; and
II the lady thirsts for my blood, be-
Cad. she can have it"
Giles Vernon" said I, you have
been unlucky. can not say more, be-
cause am In the same boat with you.
But you have done nothing unworthy
Of . gentleman, and nothing to make
either Daphne or me love you the less,
no matter what bsfalls. 80 here is
my hand upon IT.
We strapped hands, and, turning to
Daphne, he removed his hat and pro-
cssdsd to kiss her, saying to me: BY
your leave" And Daphne said to him:
"0ood-by, dsar Giles
The proceedings seemed to Ali Lady
Aabslla with disgust She haushtily
rsf1ssA my hand to assist her into the
shaiss, and announced that she would
% 70 The village Of Springfield. near
bv. for rest and breakfast; and, willy
ni1ly, Daphne and I had 70 follow IN
~ pestehaiss.
Never shall FOREST that dismal
wedding journey bask 70 Scarborough.
! bs0An. ~ IL frst tssns- u -, ~.
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That Whcezy Sound.

Say" inquired the boy ntr
of the little girl whose father 80
from asthma. what makes ~.
ther wheeZe so?'
Il guess it's one of his Irsi.
gans playing,"-Puck.
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TUMOR on
F0URYEAl|
GROW]l
Removed by Lydia E, s.|
ham'sVegetableC Comm.
Llndley. Ind. -"Lydj,
hams Vegetable Comno;rusa ~

g cyst trslasS
four ,l yean'rr,1
which VIII. thlss, ,diS
b, best Ihysldsnsd
cLiIed clin .lhad n
said said tha. all
operation ,:l5
htelpme. linz
gla!dt!hatlislI| !
a friends ~
an and took LySs,i|
PinkhansTsl
table t!, ConEi1
for It hasrr,Ss
n rfro.-I0
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ksss Il 10 osWsr,o&

% sayfa' 'bouk . soH aasv0
turnia' avav wrath" sall DAs,s Desa.
"vsfs psoOxa0AAs1 u . previous -
vhsn laf vsess' noos q osaAses IT,.
phone yesAg laA1ss M1la' Esv1ss,
pasasei's
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing syfsf
For children tecthing, softens ihe gI'
nAmmAtion, ailays pain, cures Niaa eo-S 80
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-02

Don't offer odds TO the ele'ra
or he'll take you up.
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-02
PERRY DAVIS PAINKILiIi

summer complaint, bowel tfupbie; sfss y y
t~rrurs IN IN. hnu - hold " here this dsFst.isss
lcine 5 Kept on hand. &c. &c and ss ealh
The Ordway new era., 1909-07-02

Married life does not ano1
much until II reaches pa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under the powers of certain deco
Of trust recorded in the Clerks once
OF the County Court OF War
wick county, in Deed Book "a.
page 40, default having been made
in the payment therein secured
and being required so to do by the
beneficiary there. will sell for
cash at public auction, on the premis-
es at u NJ, Wednesday. January eth.
1909. the following property:
All those certain lots. pieces or par
GELS Of land. situate in Warwick
County. Virginia. the one known and
designated as lot Two Hundred and
Forty-six (246) in Block Twelve (12).
as shown on map Of part Of the CITY
Of Newport News. entitled plat OF
part Of the City of Newport News.
Virginia, the property OF E. T. Ivy.
made by E. A. Semple. Civil Engineer
and Surveyor, and duly filed in the
Clerks Office in the County Court OF
Warwick County, December 7. 1887.
the other known and designated az lot
Number Twenty (20) IN Block Num-
Der One % on q certain map entitled
Map Of Central Land Company's Ad-
dition to Newport News, Virginia,
made by G. w. Fitchett, a copy OF
which was duly fled in said clerks
Office March 3, 1893. to which refer
ence Is here made together with the
building thereon and appurtenances
thereto belonging.
r. NJ. LETT.
1-16-td. Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

past generation had not dreamed or
There must be government control,
bat It must take the form rather OF
clearing, ordering and policing OF the
field Of industry. whose object shall
be the restoration OF quality Of OPP
pOrtunity. the removal, so TAR as pos
BILE. Of the opportunity for monopoly
and above all a return to the people
OF strict individual responsibility.
'.If we heed the example OF such
men as General Lee" said the speak
or in conclusion. we shall subordi-
nate our wills to a definite principle.
serve not a purpose of destruction
not a purpose OF vengence, but put'
,rcse OF conservation. Only by the
conscious pursuit Of such ideals ana
the conscious compulsion OF such
standards. shall we restore an age
of liberty, self respect and hope.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
REPRESENTATIVES ARGUE
.-s:. LOVER AUTOS AND SEEDS
Little Opposition Shown to Proposa'
to Buy Automobile for Use OF
the President.
nv Associated Press).

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 10
The urgent deficiency appropriation
tn was called up In the house 10
day by Representative Tawney OF
Minnesota.
The item OF $4,000 for the pur'
chase and maintenance OF automo'
biles for the use Of the President
CAUSED some discussion but little
opposition was evidenced and 1t was
allowed to stand.
Representative heflin of Alabama
proposed adding an Appropriation on
$40, 600 for the distribution OF seeds
by the agricultural department.
A point OF order was raised against
this amendment and was sustained.
This resulted in debate In which
Representative Mann CT Illinois ana
Tawney OF Minnesota argued against
the amendment
Seed Funds Short.
Representative Gambler OF Missis-
sippi claimed that there was a def
cheney In the fund for the purchas"
OF seeds available for distribution.
while Mr.. Mann declared that the
deficiency was in seeds and not in
money.
MIR. Gambler said congress Should
appropriate money for seeds for the
farmers rather than $4,000 for au-
tomobiles fer the President.
Mr.. Tawney moved that The hill
be voted upon and those favoring
Representative Heflin's amendment
made every effort to block the effort
to bring the bill up for final pas
sage
The vote on Mr. Tawney's motion
resulted in a tie and Representative
Foster OF Vermont, who was in the
chair. cast his vote for the motion.
carving it by so fer and ~ against.
The bill was then passed.
Pension Agencies Abolished.
When the pension appropriation
bill was taken up in the house Rep
resentative Taylor Of OHIO precipi-
tatei a debate on the proposed con-
sclidation Of the pension agencies bv
offering an amendment providing that
the salaries of the seventeen pen
sion agents which the bill proposes
to abolish be continued.
He spoke in support of mis- provis-
ion.
Representative Payne OF New York
spoke in favor OF consolidating the
agencies.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Tay-
lor was defeated by vote Of l24
nays to II yeas.
The provision OF the bill authoriz-
ing the secretary CT the interior to
adopt certain methods and reguia-
tons for paying pensions were
stricken out on point Of order by
Mr.. Taylor.
These provisions authorize the sec
rotary to inaugurate a system Of pay
ing pensions quarterly and 10 arrange
the pensioners in three groups.
The til as amended was then
passed
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it to its present state OF usefulness.
speaks volume for the capacity OF
that woman
After reviewing the hardships and
the struggles which the work mad
entai!ed, he continued:
therefore I shall go out Of this
meeting. despite the distinguished
presence here. carrying in my mem
ory only the figure Of that woman
who has been able to create all
this"
Shot at Senator TiiIman.
Expressing the most profound sym
pathy for the Struggle Of the ne
gro race. Mr. Taft remarked. hav-
ing In mind the recent uttennces
CT Senator Tillman:
Il do not think it inappropriate
to refer to some Of the expressions
that fan from the lips Of men prom
inent in political life that are ut.
terly lacking In any impression of
that kind. and that are cruel and
abrupt in their meaning. il they are
to be given the meaning that the
words would naturally bear. refer
to those gentlemen who deem 1t nee
esssry to affirm that in the interests
Of the country the negro race should
have no education .Iow I am glad
to know and believe that those men
in their hearts 90 not believe that
II II comes rather from desire to
saw something that shall have a sen
sationaI effect than II does from a
real spirit-T was going te say OF
cruelty towards race that deserves
from those Of us who are white all
the aid. all the assistance and all the
sympathy We can give them.
Il know that you know that these
expressions do not represent the feel
ings Of the great body Of intelligent
white men in the South"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Money on
call easy IA per cent: ruling rate
ia: closing bid ia offered at :
Time loans dull AMI easy; so day
bills 2ls per cent: 90 days "a per
cent: six months 3 a 4 per cent
Close: Prime mercantile pager 81,
to 4 per cent: sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 1885 a 1895 for 50 day
bills and at 1919 for demand. COM
mercial bills 4S49s Y; bar silver
52S: Mexican dollars "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Moodl1w Wilson Boquenty Edo
dies General R. {. Lee.
VAS 4 STATESMAN N THE FIELD"
Prlneeton's President Declares it is
Not Now Necessary to Assess and
:, Praise Confederate chieftain-His
Example Our Guide.
NV Associated PresS).

: :. CHAPEL HILL. N. c., Jan. 10
DR.. Woodrow Wilson. president OF
Princeton University at the Lee birth
day celebration at the University OF
North Carolina tonight. said:
THE South does not grudge him
TO the nation as one, OF Its great
figures. but It Cherishes as a section
. particular and ardent affection io'
the gracious gentleman who led IS
armies In the great contest which was
fought regarding some of the essen
tial questions OF our constitutional
life II loves TO remember all the
questions OF greatness that were in
him how gentle and magnanimous
q spirit dwelt in the great soldier.
and how great a soldier it was who
led her armies.
Is Beyond Praise.
We do not come together upon his
birthday TO praise him. 1t Is not
now necessary TO assess and value
him. II is rather our privilege and
duty, to speak Of what he means to
us in a new generation. We re-
hearse traits to quicken our own coli
science and guide ourselves In times
Of stress and difficulty. There was
not a touch of the histrionic about
General Lee. His modest demeanor
upon every field OF action seems al
most an attemp, to withdraw him
self from sight He was. in fact,
like every other man OF supreme
force. compact Of Are. as Washing
ton was. Fire under control Is the
very emblem Of fierce: uncontrolled
1t Is the emblem of destruction: and
this mans perfectly schooled and dis
ciplined power Is the model OF what
men who command should be.
Lee Soldier and Citizen.
AND so the life Of General Lee
means fer us first. "a vision Of per
sonal force. expressed not in Germs
Of self interest. but in terms OF serv-
ice: and. second, service rendered in
the spirit OF the soldier not only. but
in the spirit OF the soldier who is also
Q thoughtful citizen-a statesman in
the fleld.
I'VE are trying to form a national
rolicy concerning many jilficult mat
tiers. Each political party seems to
ask what will be most acceptable.
Some things are sufficiently plain. 1t
Is plain that principle Is best for the
country rather than mere expediency:
that the mere makeshift Of the mo-
ment or the means which has no pr!n-
ciple at its foundation will not in the
long run either command votes Or
command parties. Unless l am CRATE
ly mistaken. the only permanent prtn-
ciple Of political liberty is the princi-
Gle Of Individual responsibility and Of
individual opportunity.
Advocates Government Control.
IN the economic field. the old or
der Of work and enterprise has pass
ed utterly away. We must make
use Of combinations and Of organiza-
tons upon . great scale such as /
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
NV Associated PfeIs.l

CHlCAG. ILL.,, Jan. l9.-Decreaseo
receipts of wheat in this country IN
sured bnllish sentiment III the wheat
market here today and prices at the
close showed net gains of "a to q 10
/. cent. Corn and oa.s closed firm
and provisions cas-.
Articles Open High Low C!ose
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

WANTED-WE WANT EVERY
BODY to know We are selling Hay,
Grain, Flour and Feed cheap for
cash. Goods delivered to any part
of the CITY. For information. call
Bell phone 315. NJ. B. MORRIS &
CO.. 444 Thiry-fourth St. 1-7-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
QUA SPECIAL LETTER on
cOjoco6o euDo0 Z 0ro0
MAILED FREE

MAILED FhEb
pscs snf quctssious su-,sshe1 On suy secur'
-. MODERATE IlRGJS.
ALLEN 4 COMPANY
3o6 Mint Arcade. pNsis6s'pHss.
Member coosoIidsss6 oseek e.
change ~ phiis1slps,ts.
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WANTED.

WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR SEW
eral bright, airy rooms with or with
out board; mod. conveniences. Ret.
exc. $50 31st st. Bell phone 3o6.
1-9-1m-eod.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

WANTED-1o BUY, SELL OR Elk
change, fur .ture and stoves. c. W.
LEWIS, '2oU2 Huntington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Rockefeller Gives Q million.
(By Aes0ciafe6 Press.D

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 1s.-John d
Rockefeller has given another $1,000.
""0 to the University Of Chicago.
Mr. Roctelcrred's total contribu
tons to the university aggregate s24>
500 90 for endowment and other pur
poses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

Ia. FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
paris Of the city. Call and Get
prices. OLD d. NINION LAND
CO.. Hotel WaTWick Rnil6f0G
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
VtrsInia Underqoina Nepairs.

Virginia Undergoing Repsss.
The New York. Philadelphia ana
Norfolk steamer New York Is run
ming on the Chesapeake & Ohio fer
~ line from this city to Norfolk in
place Of the Virginia. while the iai'
ter vessel IL laid M for minor repairs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IRISH
Potatoes. Superior in quality for
the table to any on the market.
For sale by all leading grccers.
12-20-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20

FOR SALE VIOLINS. MANDO-
Inns, Bantos, Guitars, Accordeons,
Concertinas. strings and supplies.
Music Bags, Rolls and Stands.
pieces music free with each one.
GEO. D. HAMPTON PIANO CO.,
21O Twenty-eighth street. tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-BUILDING 1856 Twenty
fifth street. suitable for wholesale Or
storage warehouse. Apply on pre-
misses. 1-l6-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
COMPLIMENTS
UPON SOUTHERN GIRLS

CONTINUED from First Page).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-20
Professional Traders Apparently
Had Business to Themselves.
YIELDING N PRICES OF COPPER
But Copper Stocks Were Not Ad-
verseiy kffeeted-Harriman's Ru-
mored Connection with New York
Central Continues to Attract Wide
Attention.
nv tho Associated Sress.>

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-The stock
market to-day fell into a neglect so
profound as to resemble stagnatioh.
The professional traders on the floor
OF the stock exchange apparently hau
the market to themselves. and their
efforts to move prices met with so
little success that they practically
abandoned them and left the market
IN its dali and embarrassing state
the latter part OF the session.
The technical position of the market
was called good in that the floating
supply Of stocks seemed to be
email and comparatively light buying
orders brought marked results in the
price movement
The superstition that E. III. Harri-
man is to assume closer relations
to the New York Central continues
strong in speculative circles and that
element looks for development in that
direction at tomOrrOw'S meeting OF
the directors. Some strengthening in
fluence OF more sentimental kind
was due to reports Of an intended
movement amongst the insurance
companies to secure modification
Of the law calling for the sale or
stock holdings in the treasures of
these companies within a stated pc
riod This possible liquidation has
hung over the market for two years
past with depressing effcc, on a
number Of railroad stocks.
A further yielding in the price or
copper meta! here and in London
was not followed by the copper in
duetrials which were inclined to, rally.
Ronds were steady. Total sales.
mar value, $5.660.000 United States
- coupon declined Ia per cent. Gu
call
Total sales TO-DAY. $4,000 shares.
including Copper 37.40n: Smelling.
$1,000: Sugar. 900: Tobacco. 500: c.
e O.. 192O0: l.. & n. $l.400: Reading.
30 900: So. Pacific. 1880: Sloss Shelf
field. 300: So. Railway 1.500. So. Rail
way preferred. 100: Union Pacific.
$4,000: u. S. Steel. $4,000: Tennessee
Copper. 500: V. c. c., 1900, preferred,
o0Q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-11
Labor de IA coIte
municipal de Ponce,
Pelegrin de Dios falleee de-
repente.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Noviembre S.-Hoy sa iio Nicasio
Davi Ia que cump iio so dias por per
perturbar Ia paz. Manuel Quinones
V Ana San tiago cumpiieron so dias
Dor Adul terio. Juan Torres cump.lo
so dias por crueidad con los anima
les. .Ingreso requisitorlad 0 por Ia cor
te municipal de CaboRojo por aban
dono de memories Augusta Rivera
encontrandose disposition de dicha
corte en- esta carcel. lngreso en- su
maria Dolores Arismendi por lncen
dio maiicioso.
Ha liegado noticias 4 esta ciudad
gu ha ia iiecido en- Ailasco ell ST..
Ulises del Rosario persona muy esti
mada y distinguida por todos los que
le conocieron. Estaba emparentado
con distinguidas famiiias de Yauco
V de Aflasco. Varias personas Il han
dirigido la familia de ell finado ex
tensiv as te iegramas de pesame.
Ell comisalio del barrio dio cuenta
aver a ! fiscal que habia fallecido de
repent e Peiegrin de Dios, en- dicho
Barrio. Ell Dr.. Ferran reconocio ell
cadaver.
Hoy han sahdo para sus respecti
vas residencias los deiegados que
asistieron aver a Ia Asa mbiea, tam
: bien ha 50 o hoy para San Juan D..
Tuiio / laga nuestro comlslo
nado en- >. ,lshington, feiiz viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-11
fe|icitacion al Herald.
Los espaholes dirijen una carta
al gran diario americana en-
la cual expresan su felicita-
ci0n al ayiadOr Mix.

La edicion europea del Herald,
dice el Herald de Nueva York, ha
recibido prueba agradabie de Ia cor
tesla espanoia y de Ia amlstad hispa
noamericana en- forma de la carta
que sigue, firmada por oficlaies es
panoies de servicio en- las costas ri
fenas::
Al Director del Herald:
Los miembros militares del Real
Aereo Club de Espaiia de servicio en-
la guerra de Africa, agradecerlan a
V. infinitamente que publicara esta
carta como medic de feicitar al vic
tolioso americana, Mr.. Mix, por su
grandioso exito en- Ia Ultima regatta
por Ia Copa International de los
Aeronautas.
J. Montafo, S. Cordejual. A. F.
Montero Luardo, A. Rodenas, F..
Herrera, S. Pou, Eduardo Banon.
'De la Compania de Aerostaci6n
de Melilla, Africa, Melilia, octubre
1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-11

mensaiero del Sr. Tesorero, manlfes
tandole que deseaba verle Ell Sr. Gro
mer.
Fui ALI seguldamente y celebra
mos una iarga conferencia. Me mos
tro Ell teiegrama enviado por ei al in
vestigador de rentas ei cual tele
grama era en- ell sentido de
hacer investigaciones discretas,
sin moiestar nj perjudicar Il
nadie, { informar despu5s al depar
tamento ell resuitado de elias. A ESQ
lie manifesta que el teiegrama dispo
MIA una cosa distinta i 10 que ali
Sc habia hecho."
lie pregunt& que 81 ei propio Sr
Tesorero recibia um telegrama como
ei que me habia mostrado, siendo 81
juez 9 investigator, procederia de Ia
misma manera y contesto categori
camente que no: y que con tai mo
two habia pedido por teiefgrafo al
investigator detalles del case, para
en- vista del resultado de Ia inves
tigacion, que hiciera ahora ell depai
tamento proceder en- definitiva en-
10 que respecta d ese funcionario
| Que haria constar en- la prensa con
toda sinceridad, que nunca en- Te
soreria hubo ell menor deiito indicio
de sospecha contra mi Y exter
di6se en- otras consideracloneS con re:
pecto de mi personaiidad, que resel
vo por tratarse de eSta."