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PLAN HOME FOR SAILORS'
Place to be Built in flew YorK
City (op Seamen.
PROTECTION Mm CRI.?P3
Society That Has tue Interest ot
Jack Tars at Heart Proposes to
Erect a House Voliere he Can be
Safe From Evil Influence.
(Special to Hie Dally Press )
NT \V YORK. April 28.- Tin- Sail
ore' Hume, iWJ < 'hel-ry Street, a fen
din of .the eily's life for si\ty Iiv? ?
years lias i?een sold in che elly to l?
used tis an anchorage foe the Man?
hattan Bridge. Tb.- plaee in the
sailor's life ami the eily's Iii?' which I
iiu: .i.l.l Home filleil has lira been sup
piied, and the Board of Thifiie.es pre j
poses to meei I'he gir-nt lioed of the
s-biioi; liy eroding :i new Seamen's
institute i.ii in.>.b iu lilies.
Han* hiiv< been prepared for a I
suitable building, which will be ill
viilen Into the following depart?
ment:; :
Rooms for aboiit Sir. nieri, Ihitt pari
modelh il alle r ib.- Mill- Hotel
Pre.' Shipping Bureau where ship
oy/enm can secure seamen without
nie payment fees lb stiipmasturs, aiid
seamen will net lie com pel I nil in pay
"hlood money" lor the privilege iii'i
earning t. hard living *
Social, reading, writing smoking
end ginne rooms [
Banking u.-iiiii. where sailors
can dep.'.sii their wages.
Auditorium for lecture!-, concerts, |
000, paid tor outright, and the esti?
mated cost of the building and equip?
ment will be $225,000. und it is the
desire of the Board of Trustees that
there shall h.> no mortgages nor debts
that tie- approximate amount of mon?
ey required he paid or promised
before building operations are com?
menced, und the benevolent ublic is
appealed to 'confidently, as tin- great
needs of New Vdrk only need to be
known to in- b< artily responded to
For the Metctvant Seamen.
The needs of the naval nieu in this
purl are handsomely provided for,
ami we wisli to provide as comfort?
ably for ib,. worthy men-haul sea
men. They need enoymetil, recrea?
tion, home comforts, boarding places,
ami ile- minist rat ion of the tiospel.
Crimps, saloon keepers, boarding
house masters, low class lailors loo-;,,
women, look upou them as lawful
prey.
Two hundred ami fifty thousand
seamen enter und leave New York
every year; 5,0011 board ashore;
crimps and evil persons are combined
against them; "blood money" must
tie paid before the S.'lllor eels a
chance in earn his living. This In
sllliite Is designed 16 help all classes
ami grades of seamen ami give the
sailor free trade in selling his labor.
nj'orie desiring to eontrlhuie to ihn
bidding fitild may send checks to
Clarence <:. Pinnen, assistant Treas
nrer, 7t? Wall Street, New York.
HE PEW OUT FOR TERM.
Pivyficlan Says He Suffers From
I Senator Depow, who left Washing
Ion a month ago mi I lie advice of his
'' physician, will not, in all probabil?
ity, resume his seat in the Senate
? luring i lie present session. Since
he returned from the capital the
Senator has been in retirement in
Westehester Cniihjy,. seeking seelus
?Nervous Breakdown.
We have a fine hotel, bar and restau?
rant business for sale. It la earning
a large tucmne now and Its business
ha.i shown a steady Increase for
twelve months past.
This Is an exceptional opportunity
for a guoil ruau.
Realty Loan and In?
surance Trust Co.
IRWIN TUCKfcK. Prt*.,
Mil WASH. AVE.
i., the only guarantee of rest;"
VVi111 ihi- Senator arc his srm, ('.
M Dej w ji . and Iiis nelee. ,Miss An
t.a D.-pi-w I'.iuliug. Beadles taking
autt.moidlc trips over the West Ches?
ter mads when the weather permits,
Senator Depew gives sonn- time to
mi. ti tunnels of business as are tak
en to hint by his nephew, Charles C.
Caiihliiig, of counsel for the New
York Central, who lives at Ardslcy
on-Hudson.
"it wa--, confidently ex per led when
tin- Senator relumed from Washing?
ton a in..alb ago " said a member id'
his family yesleniay. "11131 after a
rest oi a c.io.l. weeks he would In
able to return to bis Unties at jhe
capital hm t.e bars not mended as we
hail hoped. II.- certainly seems to
PROPOSED HOME FOR SAILORS.
Handsome modern structure to be erected alOiuj Hie water front so
seamen can have a place to slop while in New York and be sate from evil
iiillueiir.es and Ihe uraBpinn power of tile "Crimps."
and jgf>h?ra| lehti rtaiHnimim.
Chili i'i?'"iu!i [ur officers iiiul engl
neers
Meadojuai'lei-H for all Ilm activities
of Ilm SiH-li'iy.
Chapel where religious work ol an
interdenomiiiatiomil character can he
carried on among' lln> H.uihl seamen
iii Hi.- Imihoillain ?riHnity.
Location Of the Proposed Institute.
A lunsl desirable |ilm of tnhil. (15
v IBS feel, has lieeh bought at the
>!. R. corner of \Veni ami .la no
Streets (opposite ihn Cimarij lim1
piers an.I lim new CJioisea Pocks
hitjll hy H.ily, centrally located in
The mlilsl of I In- largest aggregation
of shipping in America.
Tin' I'll-1 ol Hu- laiiil has been il?.
I loh Ml ohtlllii Iii,' r,-si dial ii Is urged
will ijiofc rcriulnly limn anything
eine colli rihlllo to his n'sioral ion in
health. Tiiiil hi- is Kiuyliig in the
villa i i Mrs. ICIIIoi i V. Khepard, bank
? >f Kt'iirhnrough, Is denied. Iloih t h.
Senator's physician nnil a mouther or
his family say H?ll ihn soli- reason
for withholding iiitorm-ii I.is 10 his
I'xtii-j ivherenhonis Is In afford liim
i ilii' privacy wlilionl which absolute
I I. si Would he impossible.
I "on,' who is so much in ill*' public
eye iiH Mic Senator." said ihn phy?
sician, "could uoi avoid contact wiih
many people, and would he iinavoid
ahlj drawn iulo the discussion of nil
sorts of subjects, so that seclusion
As the tea kettle was the
beginning of the steam engine,
so the ordinary soda cracker
was merely the first step in the
development of the perfect
world food Uneeda Biscuit.
A food that gives to the
worker more energy of mind
and muscle?that gives to the
child the sustenance upon
which to grow robust?that
gives to the invalid the nour?
ishment on which to regain
the vigor of good health.
50 In a dust tight,
moisture proof packagg.
NATIONAL BISCUIT. COMPANY
have benefited ri*oiii ilie rest he has
taken, and, If governed ?>>? Iiis own
Inclination, would undoubtedly go
brick Id I lie eapllal, as he is deeply
lni_eresii;<| in ihe subject of rate; leg
isliiilon, now under discussion."
'I lie following statement of Sena?
tor r,.-pe"w's condition is taken from
a communication addressed to a
member of (he Senator's family hy
nr. pea reo Bailey, of No 52 West
f>:ird si reel:
"Senalor De-pew has lieen miller
my rare siliee last aiiliimn. He Is
suffering from a nervous breakdown,
iIn- result of prolonged strain. I now
expect him to make good recovery
ami resume his sensatorlal duties.
Por shell a resull a Complete rest of
several months is imperative."
Mr ilnlley yesterday confirmed t lie
foregoing and admitted that the per?
iod of real prescribed would preclude
the return of Hie Senator fo Wash?
ington before ilie end of the present
session. Dr. Bailey declined to an?
nounce any material improvement in
ihe Senator's condition.
Concerning the report that the
Senator would shortly leave for Kn
rope, Mr. Paulding said yesterday that
no plans In that direction had as yet
been made by the Senator.--.\*ew
York Tribune.
LOOPHOLE FOR WALSH.
Question of Wilful Intent May Free
Chicago Banker.
(Bv Associated Press.)
OIllCAHO. April 23.?District At?
torney ('. B. 'Morrison has declared
?hiil If ii Is found after Investition
by Hu? government, that the railroads
believed heretofore to he owned by
John It. Walsh, were in reality own?
ed by the Chicago National Bank, of
which lie was I tie president, Hie
chat/res against .Mr. Walsh of misap?
propriating $3,0(10,000 of Hie funds or
ihe bank will he nullified.
II is said that In the statement
submitted yesterday to the govern?
ment Mr. Walsh says the directors
and slock holders of the (bank owned I
the rullroad property, and superviaed
its operation. Mr. Walsh is said to
nave acted as president ci the bank,
and not as actual owner of the rail?
road.
The case of the government under
the federal st?nde rests on the "wil?
ful intent" of the defeudent. If the
railroads to which the money was
leaned were owned by ihe bank ami
not by Mr. Walsh, lie was the agent
of the bank in loaning money to 1
them, and, according to Distrlcl At?
torney Morrison, could not have been
guilty of wilful intent to defraud the
bank.
OHIO MAY WANT FORAKER.
H- M. Daiigherty Thinks Senator Will
Be Presidential Candidate.
(Special to the flatly Press.)
WASHINGTON. April 23.?Al?
ways Interesting when discussing
Ohio politics. Harry M. Daiigherty. of
Columbus, expressed some plhon.-t
yesterday which doubt less will lie
found good rending to Iiis fellow
citizens in the Ruckeye State.
"Ohio," said this prospective candi
dafe for nomination lor governor i.i
liios. "will have! ;i candidate for Presi?
dent to present to tin- next national
convention. The indications now are
thai Senator Pornker will be the man.
especially since It seems to be set
iled. that Secreinry Tafi is going on
ihe Supreme bench. Mr. Foruker has
shown himself to be one of tlie most
intelligent and careful statesmen in
Congress, and is looked upon as one
of the most capable of the distin?
guished men now in Senate.
"The Senator's prestige has in?
creased greatly during the last year,
and Iiis strength at home has been
pal pa by enhenced. I look upon his
speech on the railroad-ratrl bill as
a masterpiece. It has convinced a
great many people that there are two
side.-, to the f|iieslIon that lias been
agitating Congress and the' country.
I have heurd the most favorable com?
ments upon It. not only in Ohio, but
in the Rast, where i have been on
business."
AMUSEMENTS.
the Wells.Dunne-Hai'lan Musical
Comedy Company in the Re-Union
?Of?
LITTLE CHIP and MARY MARBLE,
In the Hew English Comedy,
"GLORIANA."
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ihe Exposition grounds. STEWART
ft. MIDCRTTR, No. 183 Twenty
fifth Street. up 22-31
WANTRD?A QUICK PURCHASER
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thai the most enchanting trio in
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samples advertising mutter, tack
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FOli SALIC?WELL ESTABLISHED
Itestaiiraiit on Warwick avenue. Ad?
dress Restaurant, care Daily Pvoaa.
4-24-:tt
FOR S A LE?(I R?CER'Y STORE,
horse, wagon, safe, cash register,
electric fan. scales, etc. Apply at
once :tt!iit; Huntington avenue. 42-:it
FOR SALE ? SCHOONER YACHT
?LADY EVELYN." Length over
nil |0i; feet; length water line. '.I4.?;
beam. 18.H 1-2; draught. 10.(1 1-2.
Will be delivered in commission
with complete furnishings for $1,000.
Tills ie splendid opportunity to
make money during the exposition.
For further particulars, address DR.
It. LEE ROBINSON. up 22-tit
FOR SALIC?ONE F1RSTCLASS
Draft Horse, seven years old; sound
as a dollar; works kind everywhere.
Fine si/.e. good looking, all right
every way. Also one cheap work
Horse. Apply B?LLING GROCERY
COMPANY. ?24 Twenty-eighth
Street. City. ap 21-2i
FOR SALE ? SODA FOUNTAIN IN
fine condition; marble slab und
sliver glass bolder; will sell cheap.
Apply to II. E. GATEWOOD, box
177, Phoebus. Va . * up 21-ill
JOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR SALE?HALF INTEREST IN
oyster business, including boats,etc..
aliO'V fifty acres of ground, half
lintilt.1 seed rock In James River;
about J0,000 bushel . oysters on
bund ut present lime. Business at
present Is paying good; with more
capital can be1 madu un excellent
Investment. Address A. R. DAW
BON. Menchvllle. Va. mli 26-tin
FOR SALE ? TWO DESIRABLE
lots, In the heart of Rlvervlew, oh
electric cur line. Price $3r,tl cash.
These lots are Noayfi mid 6, In block
No, 0, as shown on map of River
view, made by O. W. Fliehet!, civil
engineer. They have a frontage of
;ttl feet each on Electric avenue and
run back 120 feet. Address "RIVER
VIEW.*' care Dally Press. if
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?TWO-STORY BRICK
residence; eight rooms and hath,
No. ;t:t0t West jtvei; possession given
May 10th. Apply to E. PEYSER.
2715 Washlnglou avenue. 4X-IT.
FOR RENT?FOR SAt.E OR RENT,
new nine-mom house, 2iti Fiftieth.
Apply 2:11 Thlr'y-second. 712:
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE HAVE A FEW MORE OF THOSE
$260 and $:<tii) lots at Exposition
Grounds; suitable for stands, etc.
STEWART ? MIDGETTE. No. 133
Twenty-fifth Street. up 22-.tt
NOTICE TO FARMERS?THE WELL
bred Stallion, "Twelfth Night," will
make this season, through Warwick.
York and Elizabeth City Counties.
For particulars and pedigree address
Dick Richardson, 1F.8 W. Queen. St.,
Hampton, Va. ap 131m
WONKY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN IN EJHMS OF $f.tl
to $1,000, C> percent. Merchunut
Mechanics Savings Association. Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor?
ney, First National Bank Building.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. E. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine bucks. 234-230 Twenty unit
sire ;t. 'phones. HI.
J. H. CAFFEE & SON, 33RD ST
and Huntington Ave, Both 'phnnea
No. l; residence. Bell 'phone, 41.
RESTAURANTS.
YOU CAN ALWAYS GET SOME
thing good to eat ut 217 2aih St.,
UOME COOKING.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGOAGL TRANS
fer; office C, & O. Statiofi. 'Phones;
Bell Nos. 401 and 135; Cltz., No. 12.
TRUSTEES' SALE. *
TRUSTEE'S SALE OP VALUAWLQ
HEAL ESTATE. SITUATE ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OP AND
KNOWN AS NO. 218 TWENTY
. SIXTH STREET, NEWPORT
NEWS, VA.
Pursuant to (lie terms of a certain
deed of trust, tinted October 7tli.
11104. recorded in the Clerk's office of
the Corporation Court of the City uf
Newport News, in Deed Book No. 27,
page 171, tlie said deed being execut?
ed by John M. Wilson und Molllu B.
Wilson, his wife, to the itndersigne.1
Trustee, default having been muile In
I lie payment .of the debt secured, and
at the rennest of the beneficiary
named in the said deed. I will offer for
sale on Ihe premises on
MONDAY, APRIL 30TH, 1906,
at 1:00 O'clock P. M..
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
ground, situate ami being In the City
of Newport News. Vlnginitl, known
and designated by the lot number
Thirty-three (3it) In block' number
Seventy-seven (77) on a certain mip,
entitled "Map of part of the City of
Newport News. Virginia" which snld
map is duly recorded In the Clerk's
Office of the Corporation Court e(
the city of Newport News, in Plat
Hook No. I, page :!.
IMPROVEMENTS consist of two
story, frame dwelling with all mod
ern Improvement si
TERMS: Cash as to the si.in of
$2300.00 and t; pep cent. Interest
thereon from April Tt It. 190S, unpaid
taxes, insurance premiums and cost
of sale: as to balance, to be announc?
ed oh day of sale.
W. 13. BAP"ETT. Trustee.
For further Information apply To
BARRETT ? WEST, 22fi 2Gth St.,
Newport News, Va.
up 19.21.24,26,28
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buy Htudebaker Wagons of
every style.
We carry a full Hue of Runabouts,
[Surreys, Top-Buggies, (lioeery War
Ions, and many other spring vehicle:).
Harness and Horse Furnishings. Har?
ness Repairing a special feature?
(good work assured.
Farm Implement!;, Including the fol?
lowing well Known makes: Oliver Chill
Plows, Deering & McCormlck Mowers
and Rakes, Disc Harrows, Disc Culti?
vators, Farmer's Friend Corn Plant,
ers, Planter Juniors, and mauy oihera.
Agents for Austin-Western Road
Machinery, Armour's Fertilizer*?bot?
tom prices for CASH.
Tuo biggest Hut! ever offered In our
[city. Call mid look tt over before
buying. We want your business.
Houses and Lots
in all parts of the city for cash
or on easy terms. Also some
small lots suitable for stands
at Exhibition grounds.
Stewart&Mid?etto
133 rweitfy>fiW/i Sf?
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