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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
cIaar Boxes for Pepper,

Connecticut is an enterprising state.
It's chief products in the good old days
before the pure food laws were wood
en- nutmegs and Eastwood hams.
Now she boasts philanthropist who
was recently arrested for grinding up
cigar boxes and selling the result as
nepDor,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Luck.

"She always was lucky woman"
whats happened now?"
"a neighbor of hers has bought a
vacuum cleaner and she can borrow
it whenever she wants to."-Detroit
Free Press.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Change of Program.
Washington Star

Soon, as the mild, warm days depart,
To other tasks We'll turn US.
Well pass the ice box by and start
On filling up the furnace.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13

Little willie-Say, pa, what is a
bookworm? PA bookworm, my
son, is either a person who would rath-
er read a book than eat, or a worm
that would rather eat book than read.
Chicago Daily News.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
A Terrible Threat.

Immature Conductor Ito clarinet
player)-eee here, Herr Schlag. why
don't you follow my beati
Veteran Clarinet (solemnly)-Tf you
don't look ovid, I viTl-Puck.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Virtue.

Virtue by itself is not strong
enough, or anything like It, It must
have strength added to II and the de-
termination to use that strength
Theodore Roosevelt.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13
Montana civ HoIds Record.

Miles City, Montana, holds the rec
ord for variation In temperature. The
highest temperature recorded there is
Ill deg, which is within deg. Of the
highest recorded in the United States.
l1Iles City's lowest mark has been ST
Veg. below zero, which 10 truly arctic.
Ahe range between these two ex-
homes is 178 deg. which is record
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13

Mr.. Billyuns-My automobile looks
like 1t had been subjected to mighty
bad treatment. Did you have it out
while | was away?
His Chauffeur-Yis, sor. I-er-er
exercised 1t a little, sor, ivry day.
cor.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-10-13

hsI wen he grand prime for Roses ni be Seattle pOsOn las
year They are planted PonIands most beautiful gnrdnS LaFp
6s plants By express Send postal for ealaosss lOdy The SBSJk
ROSE NURSERIES, 1850 C. Milwaukee Avenue Portland 0ressa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

fin, 25 auB BON Got 631 in gIsmere,
ST. etc.
6sb. sSintbsiner an Sobn Wlon. /
Got an 9ribgetoipn Ronb, $2100.
@sp. Matbers an Senrn s. Gins
ltd, Got 200 in Horlpopb gort 2. llns
terabtbeilung, 81 etc.
Wm. g. Anberts, Gree, on 2ouiIs
Stons, % SUB an 3. Strabe, nabs
Martin, $500.
9eo. Wiothers, Sruitee (per SberiTf)
an Sas. @. Wlners, 81 Cots in 6igb
point llnterobtbeilune, $106.70.
Stephen 6eimert an Clarence Seis
inert, / Got an arIingtpn ape., 81 etc.
Gbiib 6. Riles an 6. s.. Barber, ]
Got on 5nseb Npe., 81 etc.
Seize 3. 8urneb on 6. 8. Barber.
SO 5ub an SfpiI 9oao, 81 etc.
q. 9p. ssifber an Sobn s. 2inSens
idnlibt, Got 8 in 5umbreht's Inter.
abtbeilune, 9eer port, 81 etc.
sSioac RuFieIl (psr SbsrifD on gDr'
neIius J. WtWiIliams, 8 Cots angti6.
mpno Str. (194 SUBJ, 81 etc.
g. W. Cooper an Gmiln Witbernid
% Jub an aenillportb ape., $4,000.
Geo. Ratbers, Truitee (pseSberifD
on Geo. u. Ginesr, 6 Cots in 6isE
point llntsrabibsilune, $40.
Sba Setter ON WlnrtIe 90. sSstte,
(auit glaiml, / 60. on aotes glaee
81 etc.
u. g. pisrIon on Gam. g. 4fpn
25 Sub on Ipeuut 9. GoIlsse Gin
81 etc.
aatb. ao.nig on osibore 9oenis, SC
5ub an Ssfisricn ape., aedeins. 81
etc.
MiebIon gropn on f5rnnt U. 4g'
neb, / Got an Geoar Nps. uno 2aibrot
gloe.. College Sin. $500.
Spplis &. Geib an 5drrp 20. Sid
forb, ] Got an 2ibsrtp Str, geoal
Grppe, ST etc.
Clara Wertsl on ,Srso. 9sder, q
SUB an garIl Str, 81 etc.
Shps. SO. 6artman an Sarob Iris
l 2ot an gotabontas ans., 81 etc.
3srfelbs on Sas. SO. gopcs, 2 2oti
an ote., 5000.
Gpa ginbsr on auna Naeasle, 2:
1uB an Queen gitp glpt., 81 etc.
geo. fS. CsI,r on Maoeiro 9. II. g
60. j Streiisn 2ano in Sstt. ]
Sneamors Up, 81 etc.
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81. Sras5bie Ses Sdauipielers
Anberion.

slus 2onSon ipiro geihrieben: SsSn
;soIge Der brcmntiifen s5ngo nnd)
Dem ;srauenn0roer Or. Grippen III
bic DeiientIihfeit bon einem anoeren
8erbrehen obgeIenft iporoen, oeiieIt
GebeimniB Geotlnnb Daro aud bis
iest nod nift entbiillt bat. Ter III
eugliihen Sbeaterfreiien iuIier benz
@iibnennnmen gtberitone betannte
SelbenoarIieIIer 9bomas @iIbcn an'
oerion lit unter mpiteri0ien nmitan'
ben in benz 2pnboner Gtabtibeil Bat
terieo ermoroet iporben. slber mab'
renb in Der aiiaire Grippen Die 90.
Iisei ipenigitens bic gerionIihfeit oes
ghdters fennt. feblt in Der mioro.
offaire anberion ieoer gnbnIt. Der
bic golisei auf Die Gpnr oes Rorbers
Ienfen fonnie. Sie @eeleihimiianbe.
inter benen Der GdnuipieIer anher.
| ion erihofien tpurbe, iino 10 merfiuiir.
oig, baB Ginises bariiber bier eraabIi
lei.
ghornas @iI0on glnoerion, eil1
msanu in Den Siinfsigern. mar Der.
beiratbei. Ipbie cher bon ieiner 6ra
lieit f2 Snhren eeirennt, bic ibm piel
ssTnoer gebcreH hatte. Go lnnge ei
| in 2onoon ipieIte, ipobnte er II
Sings groB In einer 9eniion, ipo iid
aud feline bsiben Gltsften, "a unb 1.
cnhre alien Gohne 0uihielfen. 8Ol
aht Jabren Isrnte 4nberion ouf ii
lner 9onrnse in Der engliiden Nronini
| cine apIlegin, bic GhniiipieIerin Wsii
| gIisnbetb earle, fennen ino ira
bnIo onrouf su ibr in ndbere ge3ie
bungen. Wib earle, cine 5rnu ii
lben Treibioert beIuobnte IN eineu
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6rnus,issathHms lleb.rtraeuns.H
Gincinnati, 10. ausuit.


Mlarp 81. g}.t an abo z. Riun, 1C
Sabr. qadt auf 81 Jub on Der Gitieits
Der Spcamors StrnBe. stpii6en Go'
lumbia unb qsarl Strcbe; iahrIih'
Wietbe $240.
Qnna 8uiTs on 5enrn unb Ioeloio'
Wisft, Cots 50 uno SO in Sermur
Greuster's lluterabtbeiluns, $1,000.
Spbn 6. Rilep an MilIiam 8. 9ush
gheil BON Cots 80 unb 30 in Rorpppi
5igblaRb Spnoitat llnterabtbtiIung
81.
SoTepb GiisIs an paul Renuifh, 60
II in Senrn Ju1's nntercbtbeIlun!
on Jlora Ctr. 81.
Sobn 3. GrnItberser on 5usogrnit
berger. As BEL "a 5ub on Der Weitisit
Der 5ults Strabe, 81.
Saun q. Sones an Sennie groIe Il
o., Got s in Jon,s 6c D'gonneI's lin
terabtheiluns, 81.
Sofspb Worris an Sennie grof.
bisielb. Got. 81.
apuifs fnorr u. Mnb. an gbarltI
80. Sub, % SUB an Der Giibfeite De
Spon Strabs. 161 Gub nOrbli6 Dol
Renihuru Qpenue, 81
amanba 6. Seuer on aHna Wl
Camping. 9bsil pom Cots 20 unb 2.
il ertsnbrener sSmpropereui Cos ]
lr.erabthelluna, 81.
Wui4ilba $. 3amroto an Nnna Wl
Q;nt. Got 70 in gDilIinm 6. Sun
llnterabth.iIung ON 9iitor Strab,
S3s25.
Wlaroarst Gale an Marp Collins
Sot Ia in Z. u. 5silter's llnterGbtbei
lute in WidbiionpiIle, 81.
5runt s. ainnsp an Spbn 6. 2s
mon, Got 5 in 5rani 3. ainnep's lin
terabtheilung in 5nbe part, 81.
2bs Union SaDings 8anf u. Z. SO
SruItee, on 6. Utoerlein 9reiping Go
3 Sabre Yodt oui bas Gigsntbum q
Der Norooitsgd. Der Central aDt. I'm
0enefee Girats; nonatlihe Wliett
$50.
| Sofepb Worris an Jennie 9rofe.
got an 6iuiioe 4ne., 81 etc.
| Wiais 6. 6arper an Wm. U. Sri
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ober audi eigsnfpiLlieen Schter unbss
bingt gu aeborhen, uno NIT elmer ga.
Ianten 8erbeuaung ontiportete er aud
heute:
wWie On befiebIIt."
gr fab bann nod, pie iih Rita
bon einem Der M6bnen cine grobe
&ttteIIdiirse umIegsn lieB, turs ents
ihIoffen an Die Moihins trat uno bic
brobelnben, fieoenben, bratenoen 5opfe
tnfpi3irte. Gr brebte iih nod einmaI
um, ebe er bic Slide perlisb, nno
Iagte:
.aino, 8u ipeibt, mir haben heute
ben 5iiriien bon Rotenbuh gu Stih.
Der In Elm eeipoltiger 5einihneder,
ipirIt 0u DID nidt blamiren?"
Rita aber iutnfte nit oem aohlDf'
fcI, mas 10 pist heibsn iollte oIs: fei
gang auber Sores, mir tpsroens f9on
MAIDEN.
9ur3 Dor bem Diner. ber 5iirIt mar
| ihon i'm SaIon, erIdien Rita in einet
qenGbIten 5oiIetts, itrableno BON
S8onbeit uno Sueeno. sic trat utt
ben 5iiriten 81, reitte ibm Die ihmols
sarte Sano unb iagte:
.Sobeit miifen msins 9erfpdtung
entidulbiaen, ober i'd babe ben ROD
gum Seufsl eeiast un0 unier beihetoes
res MlittassnobI ieIber suberettsn
mITea."
.Gbarmont, graoigFts. tpirtlih
| 6ormant, ME Gle iia ausoriiten. 9ta.
ba piro ss ia t6itlid ihmetsn. aisber
GeIbern. ib oante sSbnen, bdb sic mir
bas Slid 3u tbeil iperosn ldRsn, Der
erIte 8ait Der 9u1higeu 3u iein."
rMahen sic iid tetns 5u grobsn
6offnungen. mein Tiirit, per tptlB.
mas uus Die tIeine Sers 8uiammenss'
braut bat"
9(ber er freute Fd BOD i'm Stiller
iiber isinen psrsoesnsn 2iebIinq, Der
| fih gang onoers berahm, ols bic tiet'
| fen unnabboren aommer3ienratbstod'
ter ibrer gstanntIdaft.
IS mar beutt bel 8sIosrn rur ein
fleinsr arsis, sehn Ysrionen, ober e
bate Tich ihneu herumgsiprohen, Dat
| Die Dame bes 6duiss isIbit qetoti
babe, uno 10 rpurbe bas in Der 2bdt
opr,iiolihe Diner lpejt iibsr bas &C.
tp0bnIite maB t;nous ktpuno.rt
| Der 5iirIt hattie basu Den Infdns &C.
ma6t, inbsm CT iih NIT sinem perbinb1
Iiasn 2ddeIn on feline iaons Rad
barin fpanote:
uSn tpiifsn ia, m,in gndoistl
| Sonnsnitra9l", bsoann osr alts Ssrr
,es 1T bohft unpoFtno, Der 5errtr
bes Souies aobIpruhs iiber ben to't'
Iitsn 9iih 3u MAIDEN, bsuts abe
mub ih unortig feiu uno Shnen per
Ttsrn. bab ih seraoe5u enthuIiasmir
bin. Wb.in lisber GsIoern, Sis bat
ben in Sbreu fdmmtIiteH aaHen
ftrGnten ntdt Cob qsnug. um oieI
gsrIs bon 9ohtsr piiroig faiisn 81
lafIsn, nur eins alte 5irIisntron
lam ibr bas rihtiee ReIief geb.n."
GeIosrn fiibit. iid ishr sei6mei
t,tIt. Sd, ia. bas mar gIut BON is;
mem glut. uno Der olts Rotenbnc
bate rstt, fptr Rita .inmaI heirotbel
tpouts. mubtt ihr cine JiritentroH
81 Giibsn Ieeen t6nnsn.
gDie unbers bahte bod Rita in Die
fen Ginoeu, bsnn ON foleenosn Rad
: mittooe iab DIE gsrle nes 9eIoernih:
8 9ouIeg bel 5onie Rod hinter Der
ioubsr geb,dten gafFsstifh uno ob 4
riibr.nbsm Qisbesipiel nit sincE
iimplen Wsbisinitubenisn bon elmer
Stiit Ropftuter. snnte Rod itrabl.
in G!iitisligtsit.
60 -a...x.. EaIa4 y
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Gineiuuati, 10. Queuit.
Rene 6npptbefen.

= '
eugene Butler an 6. u. Gamer,
$215.
Sobn s. sies an Mubiiou .. u. SO.
2. $225O.
Ssnrp Di.Ii on Gnna 9uiis. $500.
QauI Renniid on Clifton Seiebts
Ro. 2 6. Il. y. Co.. $500.
Magbalens gloion an Central 3. Il.
6. Co., $1,000.
gl. ). Rcgartbp an 1iliauSmitb,
$500.
emma Ssnnings on Gsrmunia g.
q. Ro. 8. $500.
Morp ). 5auItn.r on Big 5Our ..
II. G. Co.. $500.
Catherine gepIer on German 4mes
ricon 6. u. g. gont. $3.50.
DiIIiam .. Grifiin an Miais 6.
5orper. 5000.
Sobn glolI on pries Siq 3. u. 8.
Co., $500.
GFarlss 30. 5uB an Gutsrpriie 9.
q. Co., $500.
frances Tinaer an Cincinnati
Bortingmen's Club q. II. g. 60. $3.50
Morn 6. 9loteniors on qIsaiaHi
Ribos 9. u. g. Co., $2500.
emma y. 8oUies on Green Str. 8
II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
Gligabetb 4nts on pearl Cir. Mar'
let gant, $1,000.
Sobn 2inbsnihmibi on Meit Nor'
ippoo q. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
2cuiIe Gtons an 60. Wes, $1,000
Sorrp Tidmdnn an CALHOUN 6. Il
9. Co., $1,000.
Sermon Shierlpb an Some 9. Il
8. Co., Rsnbing. $11O0.
Jfibcre acenig an bto., $1,000.
| sJreb. Geter on 4bbiion %. II. 8
Co.. $3.50.
Sobn Derilp on Wsilforb Q. II. 8
Co., $1,000.
| sr.b. @sder an Clara Titrtsl. $500
Caroline gftermdnn an Bon 9cI
9. u. 6. Co.. $500.
Getilste 9npptbeten.
Spbn J. sice an 9. gobnstt II. q.
s3l00.
Catherine gsplsr on auguf! MuslIsr
$500
DieIelbe on Wiuiom 6. UsuslIsr
$3.50.
Soiepb Gifels on Clifton 5eisbt
go. 9 6. u. g. Co., $500.
Geo. Graipforo on 2afupstte q. q
Co., $1,000.
i Wihael S'gpnnpr on priee Si
Gagle 6. II. y. 60. go. i. $1,000.
i 5. g. gpans on plsuiant Ribg
9. II. 6. Co., $2400.
gnna W.Robinipn an Ghas. 8roah
tpeIl. $165.
elsanDre 9arnsu an :. 90. genie,
1916.
G. 8. 1iibsr an Blue slfb 3. II. s
Co., $500.
Qellie M. gtOb an SOme .. u. 8. .
Co., $1,000.
i Marp 5sn an Brighton Germ. .
gp., $500.
Il gb. 6. 8rnblsn on Gtrmonie y.
gao. 3. $3.50.
II JObn DsriIsp an Gouibsrn Gbio
, II. 8. Co.. $1,000.
81 Clara MerfsI an Wobopi ploee
u. %. Co.. $500.
DieisIbe an Gbns. Wegerle, $128
GmiI 0asseIe on Gso. " Dergs
'lseoo.
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2aitise Heiieseidi

60 reht sur 3eifsssit tommt tin
frOblines BUD anf ben Mdrtt gefldt@
tert: ) Der toIIe aDffer. bic beiten gDiBs
uno Ghnurren bon Reiisnben uno
Gaufleuten", er3dblt BON JeIir
GhIDmp, gerIog BON Geora Wiiller.
aus benz merttpiiroisen WuItertofIsr
bier Giniaes aur anfiht:
DAME: aommt Denn Der anoere 3ii9
nod nidt bulb, Oamit ih ipeitsrfabren
fonn2
Sdaffner DER Gefunbdrbdbn): Dds
iif iebr unbeItimmt, msin 5rdulein. 80
nette reseImdBise 3iiae, pie Sie be-
iiben bdben mir BEL unierer Setunoors
babn natiirIid nidt!
S1affnsr:, .4lIo, Wlib - ihnsll
einiteisen. 3 isine Sstunbs 3eit msbr
iibria."
MiB: I'D - meiner Shtpeifer
mub i1 nod .insn abidisostub ss'
benl."
S9affner (eilie): .Rur binsin -
tinein! - oas nia tb i4cn ie!bit be-
iorsen!"
GiImbfbnbedmter GUM paHaeisr in
Der ]. alaiie nit einem Ututt 2.
alafI): .Sis babsn ia nur Elm 9ias'
2. aioFs, Sis n,iifsn bic 9iffsrsni
nah3oblen."
paiTosisr: .Di. 2. alaTs mar obss
bod befebt!"
gsanter: .Sa. ober es mar bod Elm.
Renes plas in Der 3. alafIe."
paHa9isr: .Ssbr rihtig. 3ablsr
Sis mir bic 9iifsrsna bsraus, bunr
feline ia um."
Cine Dame ruff poa nsrbaltenen
Merger, neil in ibrem coupe eeroudt
tuirb: .Sddffnsr, pdrf bier esrauh
tperbeul" - so, iitden sic ii4 nu'
cine an!"
3ipei 8eThdFtEreiisnbe babeu Elm
ileine gierreiIe eemott uuo iommer
bs3edt in ihr 6otsI suriid. SIN Duie
Ifiuen iie itatt Der 9biir gu ibren
| Sdlaf5immer bic gbiir gum gleben
| Simm.r, no cine Dame Iosirt. gr
| ihredt Ipriuet bisie aus benz gstt uni
ruff, ha tie bic geiben fir Raubn6r
Der bait: I'D Goti, IuHen Sis mid
bod leben!." .aarIe", fagte borau
Der cine, rpnrum ioLIsn mir iis mid
l.bsn lafIen21 geibe: rSie Ieb
bod. Sis Isbe bod! 8retuial bo4."
| Gin gei6dftsreiienbsr. Der auf ei
ntr 5our tpenig grfoIs bate, idieb
| in isinem G6rsib.n on feline Jirrlr
ale Saulb ouT bus itl.ats Wetter
iibtr beiIen 2aunen er in alien Gin
sslbei.en beridtst. prompt erbdIt {
; BON Der iSirma bic 4ntlport: .Wetitr
ud6rihien erbdIien mir BON Der Wi.
ieorolcaiIhsn gentrolonitnlt, mir Bit
ten Si., uHs Iisbsr aaftrdss gu len
b.H."
Gin Reiisnoer iommt in bos gu
reau elmer gr6beren WaIhinenfobri'
. quf bic 5rag.: rSis tpiini6en9" er
hilbert er: .nlsin Same lit Sir. Der
tretsr bon nur sriten 9Guisrn. So
reiIe in GliibIiriimpfen, Su6elihuber
. gampkmben, gIsimdn.sln, 9umpi
cplinbern unb 0ummiihuben = :
Director: .Sogen Si. nal. III Jhne
bo bus 8eiisn ri6t manauaI etipa
: b.idpsrIid2"
Gin @meritan.r mar in einsm prr
seb nit einem Isiner Radbaru be,
: ipi6eIi. Dor bem Snlubtermin ipc
,r g.nDtbist, cine Gef4dftsreiie gu III
tsrnebmen, unD bal ieinen Re6tsar
irolt, ihm bon bem Rtiuitat t.legrc
: pbiIb Ra6ridt su geben. gr erhis
folaenbe 9speldbe: .Gerehte Sod
!. oeIieat." llnptrsiielih gins bisSrah
on.port Suriid: ~Sofort gsruiur
einIsseR."
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(JcrtIesung foIgt.)
9or aotaorb muB On Gid iorg'

9or aotanrb muB On did iorg.
Jam bitten Ser 5urShninoiudt miro,
an Der Die S5uge1o itirbt. - r@enn
Der Durm fhOn nuget an ben glus
them tper lit Ebor, 3u ipdbnen, baB
er ME beroirbt?" - iagt Sdiller.
Sait Oh Gid erfaItet, uno tritt I'm
berbaulidfeit, aopfpeb uno eine
Geibe neiterer 2eioen Elm, beren Ell.
nes INNER Die llria6e oes auoeren
it, 10 iDiiie, ooB iih 6ieien lIebeIn
ourh ben @e6raud Der 81. Ser.
norb &rduterpiIIen iiher
porbeugen ldBt. Sir % Gents bel
Qpot6efern 5r baben. 8.S.
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all ID ehl

Nu ID e D.
alaei' Gfos lit a @'freita.
" Meta. a g'id,eiia -
Ia 2inbli' in bn Sinoii
lem ifnett alIiuei iei' Brazil.
Geit er iahrt mit'm Naol
@ero er gar ninuner iatt!
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% 0 shnft.

n. fpcr BEN Milbe einer fpegen 81.
rer MeoieIigfeit befnnnten Tnue):
~gDie finheu Gis b1s Bib
-H.: xGpre&eno abnlinl =
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Mander Jreipeater 1T mebr frei
ME Dsnter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF BRIDGES BY THE CITY OF
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.

Bids are hereby requested for the
construction OF two frame or wooden
bridges by the City Of Hampton. Nir-
ginia, across n branch of Hampton
Greek or River. one nom Bridge
street TO Hope street-known as the
Rudd- Marrow route: the other from
Rowe street 10 Queen street-known
as the Melrose avenue route. Plans
and specifications for said bridges
may be seen at the office of the city
clerk: separate bids are requested
for each bridge; the right being re-
served to reject any and all bids. The
said bids will be opened at the Coun-
Gil Chamber ON Tuesday. September
9Th, 1910, at II O'Clock a. m.
For further information address r.
c. Lee. Chairman Street Committee
or G. VIM. Hope, City Clerk, Hamp-
ton, Virginia. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
MIL SHOOT OUT THE
BIG PROJEcTlLE TODAY
Great Gun at Fort, Which XII
ed Eleven Men Will be Relieved
of Bullet"

After. having remained in the DIG
gun. which sent eleven artillerymen
to their graves and severely wounded
six others two months ago. an at
tempt will be made today at Fort
Monroe to fire the proiectiie from
battery DeRoussey. The big gun has
been put in perfect condition. by
placing a new breeeh-block and every
thing is said TO be ready for the shot,
which will send the big steel pTo1ectiie
into Hampton Roads.
: 1t is said that the powder charge
which will be used to drive the pro-
Jectile from its lodging position, is
eleven feet, ten inches in length and
weighs 109 pounds. Smokeless pow
der is used in the compound OF the
powder bullet. An inspector from the
ordnance department in Washington
will be present to witness the WORK
of firing the projectile from the gun.
The projectile is planted about eleven
feet back in the big gun, but those
familiar with such things declare tha'
no danger can follow the firing TO-DAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
Two Divisions Of Atlantic Fleet
off Old Point.
OTHERS ARRIVE TUESDAY
New Dreadnaueht Delaware is Num-
bsred Among Big Fighters Already
at Anchor for General Supplies-No
Shore Liberty VIII be Granted.

Seven Of the big battleships OF the
Atlantic feet, composing the first and
second divisions under command OF
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder. came
into Old Point from the Southern
drill grounds yesterday afternoon
The big fighters, it was said, viii re-
main here until Monday.
For the past ten days the fleet has
been engaged in manoeuvers on the
capes and on the Southern drill
grounds.
The ships coming In yesterday
were the Connecticut, Michigan,
Louisiana, Kansas. South Carolina
New Hampshire and Delaware. The
third and fourth divisions of the fleet
will come il September 9th and re
Hain until the Sth. No shore liberty
will be granted except in cases OF
emergency.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
GRADERS ARE BLANKEO
Sensational Ball Game Be-
tween Hampton and Fort.
BATTLE GOES TO PROTEST
Manager MeAilister Objects to De-
cieiona by umpires and Directors
Are Called Upon TO Decide the Mat
ter-A Pitchers Duel.

In a game filled with sensational
fielding, much wrangling. fine pitch
ing and the rankest sort of umpir
ing. the Fort Monroe ArtiRerymen
yesterday afternoon defeated the
mond by the score of 2 TO o.
The umpiring of Raytield and one
or two decisions by Giachetti caused
Manager McAllister. OF the Crabbers.
to enter protest against the decisions.
The battle was another royal con
test between the opposing pitchers,
Burbank and Morley. but again the
local man outpitched the Artilleryman
and but for the slow fielding of bunt
from Derrishs bat in the fourth and
Russelrs attempt to check a ball by
throwing his glove at it in the eighth
round, the visitors would never have
scored against him Burbank was only
hit safely four times and struck out
five OF the visitors. while Morley let
Hampton down with six hits and
struck out two
Pitchers Duet.
Each of the pitchers walked one
man and altogether the pitching duel
was we'll worth seeing. The sensa-
tlonal fleiding of both teams made the
contest one that kept the fans at high
tension throughout the contest. and
almost in every session 1t looked like
the locals was good for one or two
tallies. In theseventh Rayfleld called
two men out at the home-plate on
Hampton, which 10 most of the fans
looked safe. Another time Rayfieid
permitted a man to go to first. claim
ing that Russell interferred with the
batter and again he refused &c punish
Fort Monroe player for running into
Joynes. 1t was on these decisions
that Manager McAllister entered the
protest and will have the league d.
rectors pass On the questions.
In the eighth the ball had been
run around the diamond and Russell
slammed his glove at 1t. Giachetti
ordered Kent home from second and
sent Cannon around to third sack.
Stars in the Contest.
The contest was starred by running
catches from Land. Buchanan. Jack
son. Lewis and Maths and a beauti-
full stop OF a hot one by Lewis at
first. Several OF the catches by Mat
tis robbed the Hampton players OF
two baggers and in one instance s
triple.
Both Burbank and Morley fieided
their positions splendily, thus adding
to their clever work in the box.
Up to the fourth inning only nine
batters had faced Burbank In this
round Derrish sent hunt down third
base line. Russell and Burbank got
mixed in handling the bunt and Der
rish beat It to first. He then stole
second. went to third on Boyces sacri-
fee and romped in home on long ny
TO deep right field by MATHS, when
was handled by jackson. In ene
eighth Kent got to first on a single
advanced TO second on a pop ny Dy
Grain and then was sent home Dy
Ciachetti because Russell threw MS
glove at the ball.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
DIES IN PETERSBURG.
Mrs. Alvin Traylor, Mother Of r. J.
TrayIor. Passes Away.

News was received here yesterday
afternoon of the death of Mrs. Alvin
Traylor, the mother of Mr. Robert j.
Traylor. which occurred at her home
in Petersburg last evening at
o'clock. Mrs. Traylor had been Ill
several weeks with paralysis and her
son and daughter, Mr.. r. j. Traylor
and Miss ldear Traylor, were at her
bedside when the end came Mrs
Taylor made her home in this city
until six years ago, when she re-
moved to Petersburg. She was %
years old Six children survive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
MORE ARRESTS AT BAY SHORE.
Rosa Macklin Charged With Doing
Pool Business Without License.

Rosa Macklin, a negress who has
been in thes police lime-light for sew
eral months, was arrested last even
ing by Officer c. NJ. Williamson, on a
warrant charging her with conducting
q pool room at Bay Shore without a
license She will be given a hearing
before Magistrate Martin Kenney this
afternoon.
Daniel Langley, colored, was arrest
ed by Officer Williamson for abusing
Rosa Macklin and he will also face
Magistrate Kenny this afternoon.
Susan jefferson, colored. swore ou'
warrant before Magistrate Kenny
charging James Ballard with assault
ing her. and James was arrested by
Officer Williamson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-02
SERGEANT BEALE NAMED.
Phoebus Man Appointed Assistant
Keeper. at Arlington Cemetery.

Sergent W. r. Beale, who since
his retirement from the United States
army. has made his home in Phoe-
bus. has just been appointed an as
sistant keeper of national cemeteries
and has been assigned 10 work in Ar
Iington cemetery. near Washington
Sergeant BeaIe left Phoebus for his
station last evening. His family will
join him a little later in the fall