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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-03
Hooks and Eyes

Univeral Hooks and Eyes,
regular &c; SO gross; liz
card ...... 80. ...... ~
Bon Ton Hooks and Eyes;
reg. lie; lac gross; DC
card. ................ S@S
Fildor Invisible Eyes, Dr.
reg. &c; lie gross; card@S
Heart Invisible Eyes, reg
uiar &c; zoe gross; 21r
card Accommodate. V2S
Atlas Hooks and Invisible
Ey S, regular &c; 11r
zoe gross; card, -. O@e
Cynthia Hooks and Eyes,
reg. DC; zoo gross; 3ic
card -. o%~
Yeiser Hooks and Inv1si-
Bile Eyes, regular 10c II
package. ~
swan Bill Hooks 4 Eyes,
reg. &c; 14c gross; 71r
card ................ H@S
Swan Bill II o oks and
Eyes, regular &c; tic 3c
gross; card 49,. .... ~
Poets Invisible Eyes, II
reg. 10c package. 49,. ~
Nota-Hook Fasteners, II
regular 1oc card, at. ~
Hook and Eye Tape, 10
reg. 1.50 piece, at. i'A1
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Corset Laces

8 Yard Linen Corset
Laces, regular &c; '31r
4Oc doz., each...... O2S
8 Yard Tubular Corset
Laces, reg. &c; 400 21r
doz., each ..........o2S
5 Yard Linen Cor ct
Laces, regular l0c, 71r
85c doz.. each. -. feS
8 Yard Linen Corset
Laces, regular i0c, 7Ir
S5c doz., cach.. f2S
8 Yard Linen Corset
Laces. regular l2c, Or
100 doz., each. -. ~
8 Yard Linen Corset
Il ces, reg. loo; 1917
1875 doz., each .iS2S
s Yard Silk Corset Laces,
regular 25c each, IOr
special at.......... ~
8 Yard Silk Corset Laces,
regular 69c each, S0c
special at........... oVe
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Beltings

Satin Serge Betting, "a
In, regular SOC; AOc
5.7s gr., piece....f 1C
Satin Serge Betting, IL
In, regular zoe; hSr
700 gr., piece WV
Doubl SILK Skirt Betting,
regular Soc; 700 hSc
gr., pfece........... UoS
Double Isle Skirt 1Ec
Betting, reg. 33c, pc AoS
Glace Cotton Betting, liz
Is In, reg. 14c piece Nv
GIace Betting, IN In, 1Ac
reg. lie piece, spe. III
Elastic Waist Betting, e.
gros grain, reg. 25c yd.oS
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Carpet Bindings

Carpet Binding, 9-yard Or
pieces, regular Peat ~
Carpet Binding, reg. ISr
price 100 piece, spe. ioS
Carpet Binding, reg. IOr
Csc per piece, spec. ~
Upholstery Swapping, ~
inch, regular 4bc ~
piece -. Wv
Mattress Bindings, reg. II
i0c piece, special -. ~
Petershom Binding, 11r
IS yds., reg. 29c pee. HHS
Mercerized Tape, M-ln.,
colors, regular 19c 12r
piece -.
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FeatherbOne

No. 2 Grade Uncovered
Feather bone, regu- 30r
lar 45c box, at. "S
C h eros Grain
Feather bone, reg. TIC
LOO box. at. ....... foS
W arren's All SILK
Featherbone, reg. 10
LOO box, at. .~....... AsA1
Warren Twill Covered
Featherbone, reg. kSc
75c box, at.......... Wv
Taffeta Covered Collar
Bone, regular 100; 71r
Soc dozen; yard. fat
Taffeta Collar Bone, extra
wide, reg. loo; LOS Inc
dozen ; yard. NV
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Needles

Machine Needles, reg. 7c
&c; 2ec doz., paper. ~
Lightning Needles, Ac
reg. &c; 45c d., pap'r ~
Scien tific Needles, reg. 3r
4c; $50 doz.; paper. "
Darning Needles, reg. 7r
&c; zoe doz., paper ~
Needle Books, reg. 1910
19c and 25c ca, at. iA2e
Needle Books, assort- PC
ed, reg. SOC & 60c, at @oS
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Collar Supports

Warren Removable Col
lar Supports-reg. 71r
DC; 25c doz.; each. Z2e
TryuneCollar Supporters,
regular Be; 4Oc doz.
card OeS
Every body Collar Sup
ports-reg. &c; 400 d.
doz.; card ......... O2S
Keitel Slip-Out p
regular l0c; Doc e
doz.; card ........ ~
Gem Pin-In Collar Sup
porters-reg 10c, soc IL
gross; card ........."
Feather Bone Collar Sup
porters-rsg. Sc; soc II
dozen cards; EACH"
Bronze Bone Collar Sup
porters-reg. 10c; soc II
dozen cards; each ~
Collar Foundations, net,
regular &c; $50 doz.; 2c
each ................. w
Easy Way Collar Sup
porters-regular 10c; II
SOC doz. cards; each ~
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Spool Cotton

Bamberger's 500-yard
Basting Cotton, reg
ufar &c, 55c don.; 3c
spool ............OS
]. o. Kings 500-yard
Basting Cotton. reg.
ular &c, 45c doz.; &c
spool ............ II
200-yard Hall & Man
ming Cotton, reg
ular 21sc spool, DC
dozen .........c
200-yard John ]. Clark
Cotton, reg. &c &c
spool ~
1,200-yard Mansfield
Cotton-reg. 12c, Or
1906 dozen; spool. ~
2,400-yard Mantle Cot
son, reg. 21c 12c
spool ..........Aos
Aunt Lydia's But'n
Thread, reg. 5c;3Ic
doe dOz.; spool..O2S
Kerr's Lustre Twist,
regular 12c, LOS Or
dozen; spool -. ~
B a b o RS Carpet
Thread, reg. price Dr.
SC skein; at...... ~
Glasgo Lace Thread,
reg. 10c spool. ar
special ..........oS
200-yard Knoxall Spool
Cotton, reg. 25c l0C
doz, at..........
Merrick's Bobbins for
al machines m reg. &c
Glove Mending Thread.
a asg' loo skein' nc
Brooks 500-yard Glace
Cotton, reg. lac, Inc
SPOOL w.
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Machine Supplies

Machine Oil, Boz. bot 11c
ties, reg. &c, special u2S
Machine OIL, COZ. bot II
ties, reg. 10c, special ~
Household Compound,
regular i5c bottles, nc
special ....... iVk
Machine Belts, ~ inches
long, regular 10c hn
each, at.............V w
Machine Bobbins, black
and white, regular 31r
&c, at, ,....,.....,...O 2k
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MORE CONCERNED IN SCORE
THAN in OWN INJURY.

Concerned more in the score of the
game on his way to which he was when
hurt than in the injury, 14-year-old
Robert Smith, of Midland avenue, Glen
Ridge. hurled from his bicycle on the
Maolis e hill. Bloomfield, Satur-
day, asked those who came to his as
s~istance, Whats the scorer
Young Smith lay unconscious in the
road for several minutes and asked
the Question of the true fan" as soon
as he recovered his senses. He was
attended by DR.. Frederick q. Shaul
and was able to go home.
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ThifnbIes

Extra German Silver D.
Thtmbles. reg. DC, ca. ~
Aluminium Thimbles, ex-
ira good, regular DC, 2r
ooSh...... --..-......
Silver Cased Thin bles, II
reg. 10c each, special ~
Superior Silver Cased
Thin bles, regular 1Er
25c each ............. AJS
Celluloid Finger Shields,
regular DC. special 3r
at. w
Sterling Silver Thin bles,
regular 2c, special IOc
W
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Spool Silk

Bamberger's 100-yard
Spool Silk, reg. SC; e.
5Sc doz., spoo1....o ~
Bamberger's 10-yard
Twist, reg. &c; zoe e.
box, 4 for........ ~
d r e s s m akers' H-oz.
Spool Silk. regular
&c; FPS dozen, 10r
spool ,........... NJ
Gold Star Spool Silk,
reg. 45c; 400 35c.
dOz.; spool -. oos
Bon Ton D~ressmakers'
Silk, reg. soc; ~
4.75 dozen, spool TN
Darning Silk, assorted
colors, reg. DC. BIC
SDOOI
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-03

of the auditorium of the Hillside Gram
the Board of Education a announced
that the collection is open to the pub
lie on Tuesdays, Thursdays n sun
days from 8 to 8 o'clock in the after
noon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-03
FINED FOR ExcIsE VIOLATION.

Michael Chino. a grocer. of Maple
avenue, was fired $40 today by Recor-
der Yost on a charge of selling bottled
beer at his place of business yester-
day without an excise license.
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Cutlery

Dressmake rs' S h e q I,
Wiss make, 6 to 9 7S
inch, coo to ...... i'So
Dressmaker s h Q a 8,
Wiss make, s to n
inches, 400 to .... Lew
Solid Steel Scissors, Wiss
make, 4 to 8inches, O0r
500 to IV@
Steel Scissors, ~ to 8 1Or
in, reg. 25c, special ~
Embroidery S or 8,
fancy handles reg lQc.
ular Csc pair ........ ~
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Skirt Bindings

Star Alpaca Braid-5
yds., black, reg. lAr
lie piece........ W.
Angora Braid-blac.k &
co1ors: 5 yds., 10r
reg. 12c......... iOS
Radiant Braid-5 yds.,
reg. 15c piece, ,
at
Sgd. black Mercerized
Skirt Braid-regu1ar
12c; 100 dozen; Or
piece ~
36-yd. Angoria Braid
black, reg. 15c; hSc
piece Wv
36-yd. Star Alpaca
Braid-black, regh5r
75c; piece........ VoS
72-yd. Radiant Mercer
lied Braid-black.
regular zoo, II
'dI ........
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EVANS COLLECTION MAY BE SEEN.

In order to counterfeit a false report
that the collection of paintings by
American artists, which was presented
to the citizens of Montclair by Will
lam T. Evans and hung on the walls
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-03
Dress Shields

Light Weight d 9
Shields, sizes 8 and A.,
reg. loo and 12c; 9Oc Qr
doz.; pair .....O w
Light Weight Shirt w aist
Shields, 3 & 4, reg. 10cQr
& l2c; 9Oc dog; pair on
Petite Shirt Waist Shields,
with safety pin, reg. 0r
nc; LOO doz.; pair ~
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Shoe Findings

Shoe Buttons, med 11r
ium size. reg. DC gr. V2S
Button Needles, black
cords, regular &c 31c
bunch .............. O2C
Button Kits, cord and
buttons, regular DC, 3lr
at Observation-Disclosures. Wv
Rubber Heels, revolving
style, Regular i9c, Sc
pair ................ ~
Heel Cushions, assorted
styles, regular Csc, 10c
pair
Congdon Shoe Laces, ~,
"a u 81, regular 31r
&c, pair ..........,... O@S
Tubular Shoe Laces, A.,
5-4, Ga. regular DC & 1r
&c, doz II
tubular SnOe LaCeS, 81,
Cd, ga, regular l0c 71r
doz., at ..............' %S
Tubular Shoe Laces, A.,
5-4, ga, regular 15c, 1nc
uoD
Art Gum, for cleaning. e.
reg. i0c package, at "
30-in. Mercerized Tie 71r
Laces, reg. i0c PIX ge. f2S
3O.in. Pure silk Tie fOr
Laces, reg. 25c, pair ~
Tubular NJ ercerized
Laces, a., 81, Ga, 71c
reg. roc, pair. s2S
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Initials

Woven Initials, 36 on 21r
strip, reg. &c strip V@S
.Combination Woven In
itials, 2 letters, reg &c
ular observation-disclosures "
Foundation Initials, I71r
script, reg. 15c doz. i@*S
Foundation Initials, 1Sr
script, reg. lsc doz. ios
Foundation Initials, Old
English, I'll 10r
CSC dozen ...... ..... ~
Foundation Initials, script
regular Soc and DC
!. 36c, dozen .......... HoS
Foundation Initials, 10c
reg. 4bc a. Soc dozen Nv
Foundation Initials, Old
English, regulgarhSr
Toe dozen 49,. -. Wv
Stritchon Initials, old
English, reg. &c; SOC 2r
dozen; each ......... "
Stitchon Initials, Old
English, reg. SC; 55c 5c
doz,, each common. w
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Tape Measures

6O-lnch Tape Measures, 3r
reg. &c each, special ~
60-inch Tape Measures, 7r
extra quality reg. l0c ~
6O-inch Tape Measures,
pure linen, reg. I5c, 10r
special ........,..... ~
Spring Tape Measures,
eellulold cases, reg 1Oc
ular 25c, at. ~
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WHAT One MAY SOON HEAR.

"Skillum has got back from Europe"
80? Did he kill his wife before he
left the other side? y
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Alright Shields

Fine nainsook Covers
Size. 2 4
Reg....15o 1sc 2lof
Spec. 12c lac TIC
DOE. 1.3O 100 ITO
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Pins

400 count Dressing Pins,
reg. &c paper, e.
ioF ..s-.............
English Dressing Pins, Ar
reg.6c 46c doz., paper ~
Windsor Dressing Pins,
reg. &c, 400 doZ., Ac
paper. ~
Queens Own Pins,r reg. II
&c, 500 dozen, paper ~
p. & M. best English Pins,
reg. 10c and 12c, 900 Qr
dozen, paper ........ W
K. b. & Co. English Pins,
reg. loo, 900 dozen, 2r
paper. ..............., W
N-lb. English Dressmak-
ers' Pins, reg. loo 49,
and l9c, a t........ iSeS
l. Q n o ers'
Pins, A-lb., reg. 29c, DC
at. E<S
1a-lb. Steel ers'
Pins, reg. Csc q
box ................y ~
L-lb. Star Pins, reg. IEc
1870 box, special at. iOS
200 count Pin Cubes, IL
reg. 10c each, special ~
Cube Pins, IA pins; II
large, reg. 10c, spec. ~
200 Cube Pins, assorted,
reg. 1870 and loo, Inc
AT. hVS
Jet Pins, in boxes, reg. 1Ic
be per box, special O2S
Belt Pin Books, as 1Ic
sorted. reg. sc, spec, o2S
Pearl Lace Pins, assorted
coiors, regular &c a e
dozen, 3 for ~
Book Pins s, assorted 1r
sizes, reg. DC, spsc'i. ~
Lightning Pin Cards, 1Ir
reg. DC, special at. O2S
Lightning Pin Cards, IL
reg. l0c. special at. ~
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USE + = WANT ADS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-03

Farms. The po~cketbook was found
hidden in the barn and some of the
money in it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
REMOVING OLD PIER
ON THE WATERFRONT
Structure Between Coal Docks Nos.
10 and II Being Torn Down
by Workmen.

A force of men is at work tearing
down the old pier between Chesa-
peake & Ohio coal docks Nos. 10 and
u r. This pier and the property be-
tween the two coal docks was pur-
chased sometime ago by the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway Company for
the purpose of erecting a new coai
dock on il whenever the trade here
demanded il.
The present structure is a single
deck affair and extends far out into
the river. 1t has not been used in
many years and is a hindrance IN
handling vessels TO and from the coal
decks nearby. When the structure is
removed a bulkhead will be built be-
tween the. piers and dredges will be
put to work dredging out around the
foundation of the structure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
Committee Adopts Plans for
Additional Story.
GOES TO COMMON COUNCIL
Proposed Addition Would increase
Capacity Of Mems Department by
One Third-Result of Commissions
Report to Judge sarham.

Plans for the erection Of an ad'
ditional story on the rear half OF the
city Jail building VIII be submitted to
the common council at the meeting of
that body on the FIRST Tuesday OF
next month. The plans have been
worked out by the councii committee
or buildings and grounds anS meet
with the approval Q! City Sergeant
Mugler.
BY adding the additional story to
the building the air space in the
ulen's compartment of the institution
will be nearly doubled and another
tier OF cells can be built on the pres
ent tier. With this arrangement the
men charged with felonies may De
separated from the prisoners who are
serving time for misdemeanor Of
lenses and small boys can be separat-
ed from the other prisoners, The
capacity Of the mems department VIII
be increased just one-third.
The women's department and the
hospital department of the jail are
not to be enlarged under the plans
ARRANGED by the committee. IL Is be
lieved by the cOuncilmen are amply
large to meet all demands for THE
present, at least City Sergeant Mug
Ter has made extensive improve
ments in the departments and they
are now in first class condition.
The drawing Of the plans is the re-
suit of the report OF the jail com
mission appointed by Judge Barham
to inspect the jail. This commission,
which was composed Of DR. Joseph T.
Buxton, W. NJ. Parker and T. w. Jud-
kins. reported that the air space in
the Jail is entirely too small for the
number of prisoners ordinarily housed
in the Jail. This section Of the report
dealt especially with the mems com
partment.
Judge Barham sent copy of the
report 10 Mayor Jones and the mayor
transmitted il to the council That
body instructed the committees on
buildings and grounds to go over the
report and recommend such improve
ments and engagements OF the Jail as
deemed necessary.
Whether or not the plans as draw
by the committee are adopted the
council must provide for the enlarge
| ment of the jail in the near future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
DISCUSSES PROTEST
ENTERED BY FARMERS
Secretary Wilson Talks on
Question Of Boys Leaving
the Country.

WASHINGTON. ID C.. Feb "a
While the boys In the east are leay-
jpe the farms and seeking employ
ment elsewhere. there is room for
cntimism as 10 farm life in some
Parts of the oountry, said secretary
nf Agriculture Wilson today ia dis
Cussing the protest OF the National
Grange OF West Virginia. against Che
figures in his annual report relative
to the value of the wealth Of Ameri'
can farms.
The secretary said the figures. S.
200 .O00 OOO. mentioned in his report as
the value of farm products last year.
merely represented the visible wealth
of the farms OF the country. includ-
ing stock. cattle, grain. etc. and had
nothing TO do with the cost of mar
Eeting the crops. l1e added that the
department had not reached the point
where IL was able e. give the net pro
Ats OF the American farms.
II know" he said. that some
farmers claim that the corn and
grain should not be counted in. along
with the stock. as the grain il fed
TO the stock But doesn't that make
the stock more valuabley'
The grange complained that the
figures were misleading and repre-
scented the farmer rolling in wealth,
giving no data as to the compare
lively small profit he made after the
hardest sort OF work.
In regard TO the deserving of the
farms for the cities. the secretary
said the young people OF the farms
must be educated to the possibilities
of that life. Last year, he stated,
1880 boys on Southern farms raised
an acre OF Germ each. and some of
them did splendid work
This year the department is Civ
ing instructions TO the young men IN
hog raising.
We are trying to reach the OH
people through the young ones he
said.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin p. Moss ceie-
brated the tenth anniversary Of their
marriage Monday might at their home,
1888 Hampton avenue. The house was
tastefully decorated in ferns and cut
flowers a color scheme of green and
pink being carried cut. Mrs. W. G..
Moss. of Norfolk. assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Moss in receiving. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
music after which the guests we're
ushered into the dining room. where
an elaborate luncheon was served.
The presents we're both many and
handsome. Among those offending
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Johnston
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Moss of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. p. X Kidd. OF
Nelson. Va: Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. c. Moss,
of Portsmouth: W. G. Moss and family.
OF Norfolk: Miss Sarah Lee. Of GFove;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Parker, Of Hamp-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith; MI
T. c. Powell and family: W. T. Mess
and family: II. G. Ness and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Moss: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Moss: Mrs. Icy I. Moss
and Miss Nellie Mountcasiie, Of this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
GOES AFTER WIFE.
Prominent North Carolina Couple Are
Mixed in Scandal.

Mixed in Scandal.
GREENSBORO, y. c.. Feb. "a
Deputy Sheriff Weatherly arrived
here this morning, having in custody
Major w. f. Massenbrrg. whom he
arrested yesterday at Hamlet, under
a warrant sworn out by Arthur No
well, of Greensboro, charging him
with abducting and clipping with his
wife, Mrs. Grace Novel;, while she
was in Raleigh last week visiting her
parents.
Arriving on the same train was the
complainant. Arthur Newell, who ac-
companied the officer TO Hamlet Sat
urday night. where his wife and little
boy were with Massenburg when the
arrest was made.
NOVEL; has retained counsel and de-
clared today that he was going 10
the limit in seeing that the law was
enforced against the man who had
brought wreck and ruin en- his I'M
mediate family and distress and
shame upon half a dozen other fami-
lies.
The parties are all prominently con-
nected in half a dozen cities in the
state.
Massenburg has a wife and child.
while Mrs. NOVEL; has three children.
Both are thirty-five.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
TOW WRECKED SCHOONER
10 HER DESIlNAl ION
Sadie c. Summer Hauled Out in Dock
at Shipyard TO Prepare for
Voyage.

The water logged three-masted
schooner Sadie {. summer, which was
towed into the Roads last week by
the derel.ct destroyer Seneca, was
hauled on: in dry dock No. /, at the
shipyard yesterday. The water Is
running out of the vessels hull
through the openings in her seams.
As soon as the hull is enaptied OF the
water repairs viii be made.
II is understood that the Summer
win be towed to her destination,
Charleston. S. c.. by tug. The yes
sci is loaded with lumber and when
wrecked OF Cape May was enroute
from New York for Charleston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
Acknowledge 1t.
Newport News Has TO Bow to the In
evitabIe-Scores OF Citizens

Ircvc H.
After reading the public statement
Of this representative citizen of New
port News given below. you must
come to this conclusion: A remedy
which cured years ago, which has
kept the kidneys in good health since,
can be relied upon to perform the
same work in other cases. Read
this:
Charles Z. Carver. 229 Twenty-sev-
enth street, Newport News, Va, says:
In my case Deans Kidney Pills act
ed just as represented and beyond
all question are good remedy for
kidney trouble. | was annoyed for
some time by a dull pain in the small
of my back and while it was not So
we're enough to lay me up, was
anxious to get rid Of it, Seeing
Doan'ss Kidney Pills highly recon-
mended, I procured a box at Aliens
drug store and commenced their use.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
WILL FACE MURDER CHARGE.
Jury Will Decide the Fate of William
Seyler.
CBy Associated Press,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Feb. 22.-
William Seyler, who confessed 10
having been in company of Jane
Adams. on the night OF February 4,
when the latter lost her life by eth
er falling or. being thrown into the
sea from the million dollar pier, Will
face the charge of murder at the
conclusion of the coroner's inquest TO-
morrow.
A statement to this effect was made
today by Prosecutor Goldenburg, who
stated that if the girl met her death
in the defense of her honor that Sey-
Ter must be held for murder, the
Jury to decide on the degree.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23
Ambulances-cail W. e. Rouse.
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NOTICE. 10 EIkS.

Members of Newport News lodge, b
2. O. Elks, No. 3l5, are hereby re-
quested to assemble at the lodge
room tomorrow "wednesday after
noon at 100 o'clock TO attend the
funeral of our late brother c. r.
Groome. Special cars will convey the
members to ST. Johns church. Hamp-
ton. where the funeral will take place
at $3.50 p. m. The cars will leave our
late brothers residence at 2:30 sharp
Members of Hampton lodge are re-
quester to attend tn funeral
BY order of
]. ID. G.. BROWN, E. R.
J. E. WILLIAMS, Secretary. %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-23

STANTON. VA. Feb 22.-From
Elkion comes a report o. a shooting
ARRAY that may prove fatal TO enc or
two r three men implicated. sam
Walker received a fun load OF Shot
in the groin AZ the hands Of George
Martin. Il Is alleged. and is in a Sc
ri0us condition. His brother. William.
was shot in the face. but not serious-
" injured. The men had been drink
ing and. quarreled.