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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

u had about given up hope. after
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Marriage License Issued.

Deputy Clerk of Courts Marable
yesterday issued a marriage license
TO Thomas Fitzpatrick, plumber,
and Miss Nellie Miller, both of this
city. The ceremoney was performed
here Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Overlooking a cinch.

Young Robin Cooper has been re-
manded for a new trial. He should
plead guilty. get his pardon. and have
done with II before the family friend
gets on the gubernstorial job down in
Tennessee washington Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Farmer Grayneck-S'pose you are
goin' to git the automobile fever, Ezry,
like everybody else2
Farmer Hornbeck-Nope. I've been
saccinated in the pocketbook, and IL
took.--Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Muriel Dust back from the Con,in
ent-Wel. Tom. I'm engaged to sey
en- dukes. a marquis, eleven counts
and nine Grandees of the first class
Cousin Tom-What?!?
Muriel-Oh, it's all one fellow. He's
. Spaniard. you know.-lllustrated
Pitts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
To Give Social Tonight.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Newport News Baptist church viii
give a social in the basement of the
church tonight for the members OF
the church congregation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
To Load GARAGES Of Coal.

The Norwegian steamer Akershus
and the British steamer Luchana
arrived in port yesterday to load full
cargoes of coal for foreign ports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Two steamers for Fuel.

Two British steamers arrived IN
port yesterday for fuel coal. Botf
are bound from Gulf ports for Eng
land.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Methuselah celebrated his iive-hun
dredth birthday.
The office boys have celebrated nav
funeral whenever the team played,
he said.-New York Sun
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Bangor; George d. Edmonds for Ply
mouth.
Barges Sea King for Providence;
Hattie for New Bedford; Cassie for
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

He-Why not give me your reply
now? 1t is not fair to keep NE in
suspense.
She-But think of the time you have
kept me in suspensei-M. A. p.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

They stopped the airship with a jolt,
Then ran IL in shed.
And dumped the crowd upon cloud
To take the ship ahead.
Denver Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Want One Abolished.

The speed of Halley's comet is
nearly 10000 miles an hour"
Gee, how Barney OIdfields heart
must ache whenever he thinks of it,"
Chicago Record-Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Past steamer POKOSOKET leaves
Pier A every Moaday. "Wednesday erd
Friday 1fs q N. Tor PETERSBURG anf
James River landings. BFerJ Tues
day. THURSDAY and SATURDAY fof ~
folk a. 80 .. N f-reiEht and 30
senxsr soIf1lted. =. CHRISTIAN.
A<sz<
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Cleared.

Steamer Cayo Soto (Br.l Gladstone,
London-Chesapea & Ohio Coal &
Coke Company.
Steamer Batoun (BrD Howe. Man
chester-Chesspeak & Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

Carriages-Call W. +. Rouse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Sailed.

Steamer Cayo Soto (BrD London;
Batoum (BrD Manchester, NelroSe
for Everett; Vestal for Hampton
Roads.
Schooners General r. S. Greedy for
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<H0s<,sef OoxoOEpmf rrso<a.,
Az 01pssyy S5< S0t<so ~ oR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28
Cook With G4s.

Fireman's Bazaar, April 80 to May
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-28

lust Try q. b. s. Special.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

Monday evening and the little prima
donna never sang better nor acted
more sprighuyf Gossip behind the
scenes tells different story, of prima
donna "tantrums, alleged jealousy OF
the understudy. difference of financial
opinion with Nj. Dillingham; and lots
OF ether unpleasant things. The an
rouncement has been made from New
York that at the close of the current
season Miss Sohef would pass from
MI Dillingham's management TO that
OF the Shuberts, and this fact, IL IS
said, is the real reason for Miss
Schen's actions at this time. the
Prima Donna" at the Detroit this
week promises 10 play 10 capacity
business
There Is absolutely no truth in
these stories of tantrums or jealousy
OF her understudy,' saws Harry f.
Parent treasurer OF the Detroit Opera
house. The simple truth is that Miss
Scheff is i'll and unable 10 continue
her engagement here. Her understudy
has taken her place, Is making good
in great style. and the house is doing
bumper business.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
JOHN 7. HOFF Mann
IS MAKING GOOD.
Give Ne Another Year and I'll Be
Numbered Among Detroits Lead
ing Citizens, He Says s>

Give me another year. and you'll
see me numbered among Detroits
leading citizens"
The speaker was former Coroner
John T. HOFFMAN,. who. five short
years ago, was led To his cell in Jack
son prison TO pay the bitter penalty
for grating In the matter OF state
cases" Elected sheriff of Wayne
county I'm spite of the damning evil
dence revealed at the eleventh hour
by the records In Lansing, the honor
proved an empty one indeed. Tor his
trial on graft charges quickly follow
ed and jury found him guilty. The
months he spent in prison were like
so many years TO John HOFFMAN,,
whose friends. in spite OF the jury's
verdict, have always insisted that he
was an honest man at heart. And
that John Hoffman, still has friends,
plenty OF them, cannot be denied.
But those dark days are a closed
book as are the thrilling incidents
that marked Hoffmans last political
campaign. When the ex-coroner left
Jackson, by the grace of the governor,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
FRITZ SCHEFF
GOES TO NEW YORK
Suffers Nervous Breakdown, Mana
ger Says, But Gossip Tells Different
StOry-Understudy Makes Good.

Miss Fritz Schef, the star OF The
Prina Donna, Eow playing in the De.
troit opera house. left Detroit
Wednesday midnight for New York
and her understudy. Miss Aileen Hodg-
son, will assume the stellar role for
the remainder OF the engagement. The
explanations for Miss Scheffs with.
drawal from tho cast are many. none
OF which came from the lady directly,
iEasmuch as she declined 10 be inter
viewed before her departure.
Tuesday evening, after the trst act,
she tainted behind the scenes but as
that has happened several times dur
ing previous engagements In Detroit
and in other cltIes-there was 10
cause for general alarm. However.
Miss Schoff was unable 90 continue the
performance SO Miss Hodgson jumped
in and saved the night Miss Schsff
arrived at the theater Wednesday
evening. but suddenly changed her
minc about appearing ana returned 20
the Hotel Pontchnrtrain, finally pack.
ing her belongings and going off To
the Michigan Central depot. where she
caught the midnight train for the east.
Nathaniel Roth manager with the
company in Mr.. Dilingham's interest,
says Miss Scheh IN suffering from a
nervous breakdown and that after a
rest will resume her part In Cleveland
next week There was no evidence
OF illness OF any sort about Miss
Scheff at the opening performance
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

and went out 10 face the world once
more penniless and dishonored, he
made a firm resolution never 70 enter
politics again. and thus far he has
shown no disposition to break away
from that resolution.
mo more poliics for nine said
Hoffman, TO The Times. I'm through
with the game for good. II the best
Office in the gift of the state were Of
fered TO me on a golden platter
would push it away. have had
enough If | had remained in bust
ness with my brother and let politics
alone in the first place I would have
been a rich man today, put | had to
have my lesson, / suppose, and | have
profited by II. / not only lost all my
money, but I was plunged deeply in
debt by my trouble. I'm getting on
my feet once more, though, and with
in a year | expect 10 have everything
squared up. Then I'll be back where
was bfore entered politics"
Hoffman, is interested with his
brother William A. Hoffman, in the
hotel and saloon at No. 334 Fort-st.
west. a quiet, orderly. well-kept place
in a good location He is also engag-
in this line has been quite successful.
He has the handling OF large tract
Of land out FOREST, known as the
Hoffman, subdivision. In what was
formerly the village OF Woodmere.
This is in a rapidly growing section
and lots for residence purposes are
in great demand here, so he expects
to close out the subdivision without
difficulty.
The ex-coroner has aged perceptibly
in the last few years. His hair, once
jet black. is literally mixed with
gray, but his eye is clear and she
grip Of his one good arm still strong
as he grasps the hand OF friend
And there is a ring OF sincerity in
his tones as he says
mo more politics for John T. Hoff-
mann"
In the dark days of his trial and
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

through the long weary months in
Jackson. there was one man whose
faith in Hoffhann never faltered.
That was his brother. William. whose
one thought. day and night, was the
liberation OF john All his money,
the savings of years. and a lot moro
besides. went into the trial and, after
the conviction. into the effort 10 Sc
cure a parole, which was finally grant
ed. When William gave up his Old
place down on Brooklyn-ave.. ad-
jacent To the railroad yards. couple
of years ago and moved TO his pres
ent location, all he could pay down
on the place was $50. going in debt
for the balance Since then he has
paid OF this debt and has acquired
the adjoining property as well. So
things appear 10 be looking up with
the Hoffman, brothers. The clouds
have rolled away, and the sun is shin
ing once more.
we lost our money, but We didn't
lose all our friends" said William,
and I'm this connection an interesting
story is told During the trying days
of the police court examination and
the ensuing trial in the recorders
court. some of the court attaches
were inclined 10 shun John Hoffman.
who was naturally not very high In
public favor just then. One man,
however, always had friendly greet
ing and a word OF good cheer. He was
Tommy Farrell then clerk OF the po-
lice court. The Hoffmanns showed
their appreciation in a material way
I'm the election a year age last fall,
when, largely through their efforts
Farrell, running for county clerk, re-
celved all but nine of enc votes cast
I'm the first precinct Of the Sixth ward
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
SEXES LITTLE GIRL ON
STREET AND THREATENS HER
Man Says He'll Cut or Her Legs
She Screams Fiend Is Pursued
But Escapes.


Within a half mile of the spot where
the body OF little Helen Brown was
found a short time ago. Vera Middle
ditch, S-year-old daughter OF Harry
Middleditch, OF No. At Church-st. was
seized shortly after o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon by man VINO
threatened TO "cut off her legs" II she
screamed He picked her up. but she
screamed Justify, and men and women
neighbors rushed to their doors anu
ran toward the little girls assailant
He dropped her. and turned and fled
toward Trumbullave., but whipped
out a razor as he ran, and checked
pursuit by fiourishing the weapon
Then he continued his flight, and
dashing into the midst OF crowd at
and Baker-st., succeed.
ed in eluding further pursuit.
Meanwhile, motorcycle officers were
whizzing from Trumbull station, only
a stones throw from the scene OF the
attack They were unable TO get any
trace Of the fieno. The little girl was
made i'll by her terror. She was ac-
costed by a man about two months
ago as she was crossing the railroad
bridge at Twelfth and Baker-sts
Norkmen chased her assailant away
and she ran home.
Several of the people who saw the
little girls assailant describe him rs
large, broad-shouldered man, with a
red rustache, and wearing a cloth cap.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
SEARCH ENDS AT M0RGUE.
Priest Identifies Train Victim a!
His Father.

FIR John B. Hewelt of Kinde, Mich,
ended his search for his missing
father, when he visited the county
morgue, Wednesday afternoon, and
identified the body registered as
Michael Hoelt OF Toledo" as that of
his father, Michael Hewelt, No. Clio
Twenty-thlrd-st.
Michael Hewelt. who was 76 years
old, disappeared from his home Feb.
II. FIR. Hewelt, searching for him,
' lsited the police, Wednesday morn
ing, and made report. After he had
left the station. officers remembered
the aged man fatally injured by a
train al Fort and Twelfth-sts and who
Jay unidentified in the county morgue.
pr. Hewelt was found at the depot as
he was going home and taken TO the
morgue, where he identified the body.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
comnIalns OF Degenerate.

r. H. Day. No. 1876 Euclid-ave. west,
to the police that a
strange man has been hanging around
his home. annoying his wife and the
other women neighbors by his actions
The lock on the door of the new
building next to Days home was broA'
en- off. Tuesday night. and II is
thought the man took II off, SO that
he could lure girls into the place.
The man is described as about %
years old and wearing a sweater and
can
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
An Awful Eruption

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as short. If you use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils, ulcers. or fever sores are
soon healed by it, Best for Burns,
Cuts, Bruises. Sore Lips. Chapped
Hands. Chilblains and Piles. 1t gives
instant relief. 25c at +. c. Kinsel. Cen
trail Drug Co, Gray e. Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
JUMPS INTO ARMS
OF POLICEMAN
Man Caught Leaving House Of Al
legged Paramour Via Window-Wo-
mans Husband Has Pair Arrested. .

Sveta StoJkov complained to the
police late Wednesday night that his
wife and STvo Sovciinski we've TO
getber In the compiainant's nome al
No. 422 Ki-Js-ave east Patiolman
Paddock ~as aurrie., to the Stotkov
home, ano az he was about 10 enter
saw SoyO':uskl lake hasty @vit via
window, almost Into the poltceman's
arms. The man Ngs arrested. as was
also Mrs. Stoifoy who was found In
the house undet circumstances that
tended 10 iubslau-,ate her n1sband's
Charge. ~
Thursday morning Stojkov swore
cut warrau' for the pair on
statutory charge.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

~ the finale az two-hour session OF
the council committee on streets.
Wednesday afternoon. Public Workse
Commissioner Haarcr declared that
he Will stand by hs rccommcndations
for the purchase 81 TrIntds d.--Acrnes
and Cuban asphalt for the coming
season. and Will not use the Obispo
brand which the Globe oil Co, Is
lighting 10 have used here. The
contract totals nearly $500. 900. and
there has been hot night all
through City Asphalt Expert Proc
tor declared that the claims or the
Obispo people that the'a-use.- --t6 els'--
material would save the city $1,000
during the year, are untounded. fle
pointed 10 his good reeord--as--th the
best backing up for his Judgment as
10 materials The committee re-
fused an offer of the Globe OIL Co. Ia
pay all expenses OF junket 10 New
Orleans
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

To get the feathers for Nine. Sim
ones "Chantecler" costume, $4,000
pheasants were plucked.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
patroIman Frank McEvoy. who inner
Iled So. 900 Nenr ago. has rcstgned

from his position as mounted othcet
in the police department., ana VIII 90
INTO the sheep raising business with
his brother at Pressure Isle. Mich
iGan.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
me ricans arc much behind Euro
p~ans In the use Of Esperanto" said
Jamestown. y. ". EIks. to the number
Of 100. hnNC chnrterch pMLlmnn cmrs
John {. Garyey. alderman from the
sIxtcenth Mnrd. ~ bcinE hnnmed as

n DcmOCratic pOssIhlIItN Tor Sheriff.
His colleague. Aid. Konkel declares
as a starter for GRrvcv's campo ign
fund II the latter will run So far.
GHrvey has not allowed his friends
20 got an expression out OF him one
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

p. II. MCMILLAN
WILLIAM JUDSON
d. w. BRIGGS
RUSSELL A. ALGER
TRUMAN II. NEWBERRY
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

JOHN T. SHAW
ISAAC SPRAGUE
ALLEN B. FORBES
A. w. HARRIS
DUDLEY Z. WATERS
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
D IR &c T O R S:

HENRY Russell
B. w. TRAFFORD
A. E. F. WHITE
N. c. KINGSBURY
N. w. HARRIS
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
4 pile Of rubbish burning ON the hrst
noor of the nhhiIion being huiiI 90

TIE Hotel PontChartrain. caused CON
siderable excitement among the
Wednesday. Many heads were
popped out OF the windows when the
ire engines dashed up hut the
guests were assured that there was
no danger The DANCE caused by
the fire which was put out with a
chemical was about S25
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
Ten girls who were committed tn tho
reform school In Adrian. by Judge

Nohnert. scVera! months ago, but
who were refused admittance be-
cause OF the crowded condition Of
the place. have been released during
the past week from the House Of
the Good Shepherd Guardians have
been appointed for the girls from
among the members OF the Girls
Protective league. and they viii be
kept on probation for several months.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03

way or tho. other. The Democratic
leaders saySthat the nomination Will
bc GarVey's for the asking. IL ne
viii take IL. and that he VIII nave
only the election to worry about.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
Max Malx. charged with receiving brass
mud olhcr prnnerIN sinIen Irnm lh..

Edwin -. George has purchased the
property at the southeast corner Of
Woodward and Lothrop-aVc with
frontage OF iO5 feet on Woodward
from s w stewart This gives him
total of sos feet on Woodward. He
recently bought the Palmer property
IT Woodward and the Boulc-
ward IND 320 feet at Woodward and
Garfeld- aVcS
The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
One Of the most beautiful collections
of Euxnftnu scnrnbs I'm exIstrnce hc-

I0ngIng 10 SIgn0r EdWald Terhrn. Is
now on exhibition In Wright Kay &
Co : store The collection has been
a work OF love on the part OF the
owner for many years, and is not
only beautiful and representative Of
the highest art but Is historical and
very valuable. The collection may
I've viewed by the public. and will re-
main AT Wright, Kay a. Co.'S until
March lG
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Fuli-leHEth Coats Of imported Russian
Ponyskin-the handsome mOirc eject
made with latest-mOmeut style. long
shawl effect collar New sleeves with
VIDE tuEn-baCk cuffs
Lined with elegant brocade silks or
plain satin duchaSse-
Regular price. Ss9.05- sale price, $3.50
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

FuII-lenEth Coats Of the fienst quality
Imported Russian Ponysldn fur: mag
1ifcentIy marked-the rich mirror quail
IL so much admired Not small pieces
but made from fun size natural pelts.
ELEGANTLY lined with brocads silks
Regular price, SI25-0o. Sale price, $3.50
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

FuII-Ieugtn Coats Of Russian Pony
skin. the fine selected pelts such as
compose the best made garments
Made with deep shawl collar with turn
back cufIs-this seasons most approved
model
Lined with guaranteed satin
Regular price, $500. Sale price, $40.
The Washington times., 1910-12-21
Let This LIST of JeweIry Gifts Settle
the Gift Question for You

Solid Gold Scarf Pins a large as
sorsment Of new designs, including
engraved, IeWeied effects and sig
nets Values worth SL5e 0Qo
and SAGE Special at--------- OON
Gold top Scarf Pins. many stylish
designs. including many nOVeIL3
effects Regular SI00 val A0o
ues Special aL---.-----------. III,
silk watch Fobs. fine gold hIIeo
mOuntfngs. with neat charms 0Q.a
attached Special at---.-.-..- OOS
OuadrupIe silver Plated Brush.
Comb. and Mirror Sets new de-
signs, in finest French gray or
highly polished finish, each set in
cloth lined box Regular CT 90
$500 value ---------.-------- OTsOO
silver plated Military Sets. best
grade quadruple plated. Rich de-
signs Good q lily co 10
brushes Cloth lined case tOOstC
Manicure sets. large assortment
of styles. in hardwood. ebony, or
Partisan ivory mounted fitting
Complete sets. specially e. 90
priced from CSC To- S0OsOO
Special values IN genuine E5on-
old Shaving stands, SIS, e. 90
S3-sS. and .---..--....------ GOSCO
Nickle plated Shaving Stands. like
ilIUstre ton. complete with pOrce-
lain lined mug and good
quality lather brush Spe- GSo
cial at..-.-.... -.....-------.-.. CCN
Mems Wall Sets, hardwood Dlac-
queS. with bevel mirror and pair
OF good quality military brushes
Finely finished in green oak. nat
ural and mission effects SI 10
Regular $3.50 values $500 OHIO
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Boys Solid Gold Signet Rings;
heavy well made GO 20
designs .---------. sOEsOC
Chudren's Solid Gold Rings: stone
set styles. IN variety OF new pat
terms. Regular 75c and 9Sc HOo
values Special at------------ ItOC
Solid Gold Collar Pins; wen
made; large shapes en-
bossed and plain designs. 00o
Special price. set-------------- OOS
Solid Gold Siguet Scarf Pins.
newest designs: engraved no.
free ---------------------- OCL
Large size Solid Gold Link Cuff
Buttons, some with tiny diamond
chip settings plain and chased
designs Regular $500 CT 90
values -----.-------------- OAsOO
Solid Gold Link Gun Buttons.
plain and chased effects; well
made Regular $2-5o val CT 40
Ues- Special at .--------.-- OHIO
Link Cuff Buttons, solid gold
fronts. Beautiful artistic 0Qa
designs. Special at--.--------. OOS
Solid Gold Necktie Clasps. 0Oo
well made; neat designs -. OCN
Gold filled Baby Neck Chains.
with pendant, neat shapes. wear
guaranteed. Regular $50 0Qo
and $500 values ----------.-- OCL
Gold plated Signet Bracelets; ex-
tension gate hinged style: wen
made, neat designs. plain and
chased effects INITIAL ENGRAV-
Err FREE Regular S1-0O Eno
values OVA
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

Finest stols fuII with
g a n Re . tsii E sa 6r6 ns oDtnaee s S2650
Natural Eastern with
Handsome col IN
price, $4,000 OctsCO
Russian Hare Sets consisting OF
stole, with tails
or Rug Muh with head GO X
tails Regular price $500 price-.-.- OCs4O
Sitka fur has he
appearance O cal fur. Of
heads
REGULAR price $500 Sale price OEtsOO
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

MAX Fur Nuts handsome grade made
Of
tails. price $500. O1UsOO
Finest StoIes silky kind
with natural heads ana brush Large rug nun 70 co
match Sold regularly at $500 Complete OOs&
Large size Jap Mink StOes. rich sable
stylish shapes OTnaneuted
Handsomely with.
Regular price $500 sale DI4sG
Lynx Sets the silky
nd
larg al Pillow regularly a 20
$1,000 Complete set f'r C1sOC
The Washington times., 1910-12-21

The fashionable fulI-Iength coats Of
black Coney fur. HandEo- ne smooth skins
Of brilliant quality, all perfectly match
ed New style shawl Collar, fuI sleeves
with wide ttIrn-back cuffs
Linrd WITH finest quality satin Ouch
esse throughout All sizes
Regular price, Sa5.e0. Sale price, s2S.59.