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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10

RooMING HOUSE IN CENTER OF
town. with lense; doing good busi-
ness. Address Q-34 Tribune. h412
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ACCORDION PLEATING
SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
Ms. NJ. NJ. Jennens sos East Third
SO. ST. Bell phone 1746-Z. a3050
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WANTED - YOU TO KNOW THAT
Henager's Business College ia the best
In the city. Day and night sessions.
d2eo0
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MUST SELL AT ONCE. FURNITURE
OF 3 rms: house for rent. Call today.
IL Flowers court. bet. 1st and 2nd So, and
Slh and 9th East. kl529
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4 RAILROAD TICKET TO SAN FRAN
cisco and return to Chicago. good sixty
days. X-3l, Tribune, kl5l5
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YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 73 F st f4S70
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FINE OAK SHELVING: ALSO SEC
ond- hand showcases. w. l.. Wetherpee.
!oS-l6o w, 1st South. pl9ll
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AGENTS wANTBD-FOR THE SALE
Of United Wireless Telegraph company
stock. Can give exclusive territory In
Utah and Idaho. References required o.
S. Brewster, 313 Mccormick bldg hS923
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WANTED-FIvE LADIES; SALARY TO
graduates. Sasse's Haird=essing COL
lese. 2ls South Main st. Phones 44l4
h75O
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FURNITIvE OF FINE-ROOM COT
tage. almost new Cottage for rent.
new, close In. Apply , Bedford Villa.
5th South between 3rd and +th East. kl531
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
In family OF three; tel. i0SS-K, h359S
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LOOKING FOR A JOB? GO TO MOE
bests Reliable Employment office. 23S
So. State st. Bell sos. Ind. 1918, h4136
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank.
East 3rd South. Ind, phone 962. 1892
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AS FOREMAN, 25 YEARS EXPERT
ence construction waterworks, cement
and street works Address X, 255 South
End East. Salt Lake City. kl1S3
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GOOD CAMP COOK, CoLoRED MAN.
will go anywhere. Ind phone 344S. Ad-
oress 40 80 state. h3S00
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wANTED-ONE FIRST CLASS PANTS
maker. price 1856 and Zone vest maker
price SO 30 and 81 Apply to Henry Jonas
& Son, II East Granite St. Butte. Mont
k923
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WHERE TO STOP

~~~~~~~~~>>>~~~>~-~>~~
LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN. PRO-
prictor. 68 East First South; 200 rooms !;
rates, Csc, 40c and soc xl9Si
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RELIABLE MARRIED MAN WANTS
work Of any kind. XII, Tribune. kl039
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BOOKkEEPER. THOROUGH. WANTS
position on construction or mining; ex-
perlenced In force accounts. commissary
boarding house. etc Address X-25. Trib,
une. L13O7
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EXPERIENCED JANIToR AND FIRE.
man wants position; good reference
J-35. Tribune. kaoO
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1907 PASSENGER TOURING CAR;
cost $4,000; sell for s1250, must sell at
once win guarantee. o-29. Tribune;
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REALTY, INSURANCE, LOANS. EASY
terms. Colonial Realty and Trust Co,
% p. 1st South. fd4O2
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CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION; PRI-
vate family preferred. Apply J-28
Tribune kIi59
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STANDARD SEWING MACHINES
Walter NJ Jones. sole agt-. 32 Rich
ards st, c1S10
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A GOOD HACK FOR SALE. CHEAP. ],
+. Fowler. 81 So. w. Temple. e14b3
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DRESSMAKER WANTS EXPERT
enced help in dressmaking parlor. APP
ply 2l4 Security g. Trust bldg. k1326
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TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND
mattress remaking. Utah Bedding and
Mfg. Co. Both phones 3S3, bans
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MARRIED MAN, EXPERIENCED
salesman and collector, wishes position.
best reference. X-35, Tribune. k152i
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YOUNG WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHILD
and help with housework, no washing
Call Monday before IL noon. Dubel ave,
End South bet. 3gd and 4th East k1300
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WE ARE SELLING SECONDHAND
Bulck touring cars and runabouts at
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co.
bis.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. WORK
guaranteed Ind. 11i5. Bell 1854. vlo9I
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK
in small flat. must sleep home; good
pay for competent help, No Pauline
Apis, Cor lst So. & 3rd East k1455
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GOOD SALESMAN; ONE FAMILIAR
with grocery trade. to drive wagon and
solicit. Address 2. o. box 1858. kl0oT
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SOME GOOD LIVE TELEPHONE
solicitors, Apply Utah Independent
TnIephone CO. k107S
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FIVE LADY AMATEURS; VAUDEVILLE
for 3 days out OF town, 10Th. goth. 9Ist
Cali room 800 Cullen hotel. IL to 3 p. m.
Tuesday or 10 to- II noon Wednesday.
kl552
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LADY WISHES POSITION AS PIANO
player. Address X-l3. Tribune kII07
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T0R ROOMING AND BUSINESS
changes see Curran Power. 4o5- 4oS
Boyd Park bldg. ed469
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WISH
couple of rms, furnished, for light
housekeeping. close in; reasonable. Ad-
dress X-27, Tribune. klo6s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-09

NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that the uder-
signed administrator cum testament ar
ceased. will on the 9Th day Of Decnbcr.
A. D. 1910. present his nnal accotk and
vouchers to the County Judge az 1cam-
charged from his said administrahuh;o.
r. L. NICKELSE,
Adminstrtor cum testamento a}exo.
june9oam6m
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Boarding house. one block
from Palafox, doing fine business. Good
stand. Price $4,000 Address Board
ing House." care Journal. s0oct1ms
FOR SALE-One top buggy, two run
abouts. Pensacola Livery Stables.
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Live Stock and Poultry.

BARRED PLYMOUTH RoCKS--Pope
strain. Fifty choice cockrels. for sale
fifty bred from prize winning stock. Head
your yards with ROSTERS that will pro-
duce big birds and heavy layers. Best
cockrels s1.25 each. w. S. Lowery.
Marion. KY 11oct1ms
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Pensacola Country Club Company. Of
Pensacola, Fla, tho following bonds
were drawn and are payable at the First
National Bank, Of Pensacola, on De-
cember l, 1910, to-wit: Numbers IL. IL.
"a, Il, q.
W. NJ. MCCLELLAN,
wed6sat Secretary and Treasurer.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoT,cs.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditoss.
1egatees. distributes and all persons hat-
Of Georgiana e. Kirk. deceased. to pit
sent them to me within two years frfIn
the date hereof. at my ofIices 2oS-j0S
TENDER 21st. 1910. J. J. Sullivan, Adnnn
!strator Of the Estate Of 0eorgtana "a
Kirk. deceased. sep3loof9V
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CREW NOTICE.
~ Neither the Captain. Owners.
ARA nor Consignees Of the, Aus
@A trian steamship Federico, will
be responsible for debts con-
tracted by the crew Of saA
vessel.
MARTINOLTCH,
GULF TRANSIT CO., Captain.
Consignees.
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WEST FLORIDA
WANT ADS.
MIIL.ICAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE, MiIlisan. Fla. oppo-
site the station. Everything new and
clean. Special attention to Commercial
men. Rates. e3.oo Per day. 3an2Stf
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE-Good corner store flrst-class
new stock and good location, can lease
or sell the property. Inquire Box 1877.
Cly. snovlw
MADE Sc. 900 in fve years with q small
mail order business; began with S.
Send for free booklet Tells how Hea-
cock. sos. Lockpoet, n. Z. luovfm
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HOTELS.
BRIGS HOUSE-10l-10s East Wright St..
near the L q ". depot. Nice clean
outside rooms. Rates. 50 cents a day
and up. Rates made by the week. Sober.
quiet people only 23oct1m'
SOUTHERN HOTELS r. Garden ST.,
w. L. Gilmore, Prop. American plan.
flrst-class board and rooms at reasonable
rates. Transients. $50 to $500 per day.
Phone 1872 1eoctlms
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One- third or one-half inter-
est in well established. good profit
business, to party who can go on road
and sell the goods. Reason for selling,
ness" care Journal, Pensacola. Florida
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a ACRES good farm land in north part
Of Escambia county, near Alabama
line. All new buildings. A bargain Mrs
C., III. Bumpus, Route l, Atmore, Ala.
9nOv2W*
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FOR SALE-Dayton ham and meat sic
ing machine in perfect condition, $40
Sol Calm 4 Co. 3nov
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CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.

FOR SALE CHEAP-One OF the best
pieces OF wafer front property on Bayou
ing grape vines and fruit trees. Apply
Joseph Bauman, Little Bayou 3ooct1rn"
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FOR SALE-5-room house and lots 3
blocks west of Hebrew Cemetery. Ap-
ply on premises or John n. Day. East
Garden Street. 3Ooct2ws
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WANTED-A yard man who understands
gardening. Apply at the Old MIL Inn.
Qn0VSf
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wANTED1Good cook ct once. Mrs.. 8.
G. Pinney. Cor. Spring and DeSoto.
Rnov
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IA RAosssa a9AA gsTATg RgNTA A. INSURANCE. AogN
- - No. ooUTH PAlAFox 81.
n9NTo ~oloVeT oUvLoIso." Pho
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. moder1
conveniences and southern exposure
Phone, hot and cold bath. ia N. Sprinl
street 9nov1w
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MONY,. TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED or all kinds Of per-
sonal property on short notice. Easy
terms. Suburban lots sold on easy pay
ments. ]. B. Gray Co. ? w Roman.
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ONE GOOD second hand medfum-sIzed
safe. apply T. H Lannon & Co. 4nov
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FOR SALE-My brick residence: corner
room cottage on 9Th avenue. Will sell for
part cash and balance in vacant property
Address G. E. Bredt, or call at j. II. koh.
lers Tea Store. onovlw'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06

that measure is reached on the caien-
dar. He says that the Tidewater
delegates are opposed to any leeisia-
ton on the oyster question at THIS
session and that It is not likely tnat
any will re passed. The present leg
islature will be In session only little
more than one more week.
The Byrd bill. according TO its pat
ron in the house. has for It's object
the STRENGTHENING of the 'mythicaf
Baylor Survey lines and that 1t Is not
designed 10 break the survey. oweyer'
the bill so "straightns'' the lines that
some $500 acres of productive rock
on Brown Shoals and elsewhere IN
James river are left outside of the
lines and given ever 10 the planters.
The compromise bill on the
Strengthening" of the Zines leaves
out only anoot 1900 acres OF produc-
tive rock in james river.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06
Mr.. Stearnes Believes Neither
viii be Adopteds
TIDEWATER MEN UNITED
Legislators from This Section soiidly
Against Measures and Are Conf
dent Of Mastering Sufficient
Strength to Down Them.

That the Byrd Wickham bill will be
defeated by the legislature is the be-
lief of Delegate l.. p. Stearnes. who re-
turned to this citx last night from
Richmond to spend Sunday. with his
family. Mir. Stearnes says that the
Tidewater representatives stand solid
ly against the bill and that he be-
lieves they can muster enough
strength from the other sections OF
the state to kill the measure wnen
it comes up.
Mr.. SteaTnes also believes that the
legislature will vote down the compro-
mise oyster bill -eported by the sem
ate committee on fish and game II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06
VIRGINIA LIFE SHOWS
INCREASE IN BUSINESS
As Usual the Company Had Sub
stantial Growth During the
Year 1909.

In the advertising columns ot TO-
days paper appears the annual sta'e-
ment of The Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia, showing that the cohpa-
nv increased It's business at its usuai
substantial rate during the year isos.
The company's premium income m
creased more than slS0000, making
the present income $2,5sS,sS4044 IN
1887 the premium income was 49,
$50. and 1t has advanced every year
since that time.
or this company. the Richrnoho
Times dispatch recently said:
Richmond and all of Virginia Jake
pride in this company because II is
strictly Virginia institution. fuilt up
TO its present mammoth proportions
by Virginia capital. Virginia energy
Virginia business foresight and VT
elnia loyalty to all good things that
are Virginia. This company starteo
business about forty years ago. ana
went up against heavy odds and all
kinds of opposition from the uttermost
parts CT the earth.
"In the field it undertook to work
II had TO encounter competitors hack
ed by Northern and English captai
world without end, Out the company $
incorporates had an idea that fhere
was no better location for great en-
terprise of its character than NEgln-
ia. and there could be found I'M VIZ
ginia no better place for homeioffice
than Richmond.
1T is doubtful If there is arother
life insurance company in the country
that can boast OIL such successful
record. The Life Insurance Company
of Virginia starts the new yeaI with
a larger income, larger suplrs ana
a larger place in the hearts of the
southern people than 1t ever before
enjoyed. II has long since passed
the governmental stage and IS now
full grown safe, and in every fay re-
liable. institution.
This great success is due to the
able management of its president.
John G. Walker. who is faithfully sup
ported by large force of officers,
managers, superintendent. agents and
home office employees, which force
now rumbers over eight hundred per-
sons"
Under the superintendency Of Mr..
r. Ward in this territory are the
following: F. D. whiting. Asst; F.
o. Adams. Hampton. Phoebus and
Old Point. J. p. Leonard. Asst.
Smithfield, w. T. Spires, Asst. In
this territory the agency staff con-
sists of fourteen men.
Mr.. T. n. Jones Is general agent IN
this city fer the ordinary department
Cook With Gas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06
Candidates for Council A.
ready Coming Out
LIVELY FIGHT EXPECTED
Nearly All Old Members OF eoth
Branches VIII offer to Succeed
Themselves and Probably Each
VIII Hav. Opposition.

Candidates for the Democratic
nomination as counciimen in the
primary that will be held early IN
Nav are announcing themselves and
present indications are tnat soihe
lively contests will be waged IN tpe
different wards OF the city. Eight
members of the common council ana
four members Of the board OF alder
men are to be elected and with only
a few exceptions the members whose
terms of office expire In August are
candidates to succeed themselves.
The members whose terms expire
in August are: Councilmen-First
vard--J. ]. Cheadlos and r. !. Ford.
Second ward-E. C. Cox and c. H.
Fellows. Third ward. O. Wallace
and George w. whitley. Fourth ward
IL. r. Boiling aud r. Lee Davis
Aldermen-First ward-President y
w Robinson. Second ward-George
r. Keilum. Third ward-R G. Pet
FOLDS. Fourth ward--Col. X. Z. Holt
Many Seek Re-eiection.
in all probability Mr.. Cheadle Will
be a candidate TO succeed himself,
but it Is understood that Mr.. Ford
does not at this time intend TO offer
for the council again. However, his
friends probably will urge him TO
make the race and they say that ne
will be in the fight again. Messrs.
Fellows and Cox are candidates Tor
re election, Mr.. Fellows saying yester-
day that the report that he would not
offer for reelection was In error 1t
Is understood that both Mr.. wallace
and Mr.. whitley Will offer for re-
election and Mr.. Boiling also probab.
" will be candidate to succeed
himself. Mr.. Davis recently rendered
his resignation to the council. but his
friends induced him to withdraw II.
He probably will not cffer for re-elec'
tion.
The new candidates who have thus
far entered the field for the common
council are II. A. Doty from the First
ward. r. w. West and w. b. Spencer
from the Third ward. 1t Is possible
that w B. Livezey will be candidate
in the Fourth ward. but he has not
yet announced himself.
Three New Candidates.
II was reported yesterday that NJ
n Lash will be candidate to sue
coed President Z. w. Robinson, who
will offer for reelection from the
FIRST ward. Dr. R Lee Robinson Is
being talked OF as q candidate for the
hoard of aldermen from the Second
ward to oppose George T. Kellum
Alderman r. c. Petzold viii not De
a candidate to succeed himself and
thus far Hunter Grimes is the only
candidate for alderman who has of
fered from the Third ward. 50 far
as Is know at this time no one has
entered the field against Col Robert
Pegram Holt. who. 1t Is said, win be
q candidate for reelection.
Many new announcements are ex
eected this week and the campaign
will be on in earnest the latter par:
OF this month. The municipal cleo
ton for coancilmea will be held in
June and the Republicans probably
will name full ticket In every ward
to oppose the Democratic nominees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06

II became known yesterday that the
above kilograms passed between
James A. Sommorville and Delegate
L. +. Starnes. Mr. Sommerville's
telegram was inspired by. the confer
eace of the twenty-five men who had
the courage of their convictions" in
the study Of Rev. r. T. Wexford late
Thursday night, and was fled at Tue
western Union telegraph Office here
that night II was delivered to M.
Stearnes Friday morning and he an
swered 1t right OF the bat
A similar telegram was sent by Mr..
sommervilles to Senator Saxon w.
Holt. but Senator Holt did not reply
to II.
Rev. Il T. Wexford, who called the
conference Of the twenty-five. said
last night that to his personal knowl-
edge no less than So tele grams were
sent from Newport News Friday to
senator Holt and Delegate Stearnes
urging them to support the STROBE
measure.
Written at Mr. WelIsord's Request.
Mr.. Sommeryi,le says that the -teie-
grams we're written at the request OF
Nj. Wexford by the twenty-five men
who attended Thursday nights con-
ference. Among others whom he says,
attended the conference and sent teie-
grams were George helms WISE,
Archer Shankland. w. ]. Hughes. W.
e. Thomas, w. II. Rhorbach, and r.
A. Taylor. Mr.. Scmmerviile could not
renfSer the names of the other men
who attended the conference ana
wrote kilograms. Mr.. Wexford wss
asked for those names last night, but
he said that he could not give them
out for publication without the con-
sent OF the senders. He added that
he felt confident that none OF them
would object to having his name made
public. Mr.. Wexford sent special
delivery letter to Senator Holt Friday
urging him 10 support the Strobe oil.
SAYS Telegram Waso't Personal.
Mr.. Sommefviiie declares that there
was nothing personal in his telegram
to Mr.. StearEes and that ne
and and Mr.. Stearnes are close
friends. He meant no threat, he
said. ana the sentence. Your actions
watched. was Intended 10 convey 20
Mr.. sfessnes the knowledge that his
friends and supporters here are inter
estad In the passage of the Strobe
masre and that they would watch
how he voted on the measure.
Mr.. S;earnes returned 10 his city
yesterday evening fsom Richmond and
was last night asked about the tee
grams By Daily Press reporter. He
sale that he received Mr.. Sommer-
ville's telegram Friday morning and
he replied to Il within ten minutes.
NJ. Stearres 900 the sentence. "fo1r
actions watcher TO &c a threat
against him and to forecast his defeat
IL he offered for reelection Sucn
:aresfs did not give him the leas; IN
czsiacss. be said.
Didn't Like Form q Petition
Mr.. stessucs went On 10 gay that
he received aboot twenty-five other
feiexrams Friday and that all % them
we're couchsd in polite language He
replied only 20 AR. SommeTvilles
telegram. AR. stcsrncs sfsc said that
ne rhonehf more OF the teiegrsms
than be DID Of The pct.tions with type
written sigra;E-ez which were han1ei
him b. Rev J. =. Ncailister. Held
secretary Of he Anti saloon League.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-06
soc1AL-pERsoNAL.


Miss Achsah Jones. who has been the
guest Of Miss Lucille Ay.er. In North
End. for the past month. left last
night fer her home in washington.
Mr.. Bradford Reynolds. OF VIII
mingtou, N. G., arrived yesterday for
a short visit with his mother. Mrs.
Mary c. Reynolds. on Thirty-third
street.
Miss Hyacinth Atwood. Of Princess
Anne Court House. was the guest of
her sister. Mr.. Lash. in East End.
lat week
Miss Myra 3oEgs. of Accomac
county. is visiting relatives in this
ieity.
Miss Ana Reeves. OF Richmond.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
IT. W Brooks, on Twenty eighth
street. returned home yesterday
Miss Blanche Robertson. uho has
been visiting her cousins. the MISSES
Robertson. on Twenty street
returned 70 her home In Norfolk yes
tcrday.
Mrs Edward o. BAH viii return
today from Norfolk. where she has
scen visiting friends.
Miss Sadie Davidson. Of Richmond.
vIn arrive today 70 spend sometime
with her sister. Mrs. r. z. Adamsoa.
N Twenty -4fth street
MISS Mary Creator left yesterday
for West Virginia where she WI
visit relatives.
Mss Mar Burbank. who has been
visiting Der sister. Mrs. A. =. Fentpn.
on Huntington avenue. has retained
10 her home IN NcisoE county.
Mrs. J y. GUIDE. who has hem ml
vith STRIP. j. improving rapidly.
Mrs g p. crnmpscr has xone 81
Smslharls. beng summoned there ~
the Illness q her niccc. niidrcd
Warner.
Ma A q rI1ruoo< va, has 49,,