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Large Audiences Attended munhall
Meetings Yesterday.
P?WEBFUL StHUil LAST NiBHT
Evangelist Declares That Real Pleas?
ure is Only to Be Found in Saving
Souls?Business Men's and Chil]
dien'? Meeting.
Sr.hMv.rtft audiences- attended "the
M.inhnll revival tneetlngs yesterday,
the mass meeting In the evening at?
tracting an especially large crowd.
Besides the eloquence and power of
Dr. Munhall, ihe sinning of Prof, and
Mrs. Lowe and the chorus choir direct?
ed by them does a great, deal toward
making the meetings at tract ire to all]
classes.
The congregations of all nine of ihe
churches united for the revivnl are
displaying much interest in the meet?
ings and all of the regular week night ,
set-vices-at- these churches are sits-'
pended.
'.'Saving of Souls" might be given
as the subject of Dr. Mu tili all's ser?
mon last night.
His text was read from .lames 1?22:
"But lie ye doers of the Word and not
bearers only. The subject?Woti.s
es related to fnllh."
"Why Should I lie a Doer of Christ 1
"First?Because ii is accord In;; 10
the law of the spirit or Christ. When
God puts his spirit of life into the
Eottl it must rind Its vein in works.
"Second?Thai there may he spirit?
ual growth. This' is done by feeding
on tlie word or Coil.
'?Third?Thai you may have a grod
time?Why do persons go to the
things of the world lo have a good
time? Simply because they are out
of harmony with their profession.
Bringing souls to Christ Is the source
of the greatest possible pleasure.
"There should he no distinction?
Like ?hrist. we shot 11 be men among
men, use practical common sense in
the use of God's word. We should all
know what one must do to he saved.
Besides we should be faithful to the
trust committed us. Don't fall to
show the side you are on at the
cbUrch at prayers?In visiting?by
giving to missions?The Methodist
gave only 31 cents per member. Ihe
Presbyterian 115 cents and the Baptist
less than 30 cents per member. We
will never lake the world for Christ
on penny or nickel collections?
where the heart is. there is the devo?
tion?where there Is no devotion lo
the service of Christ, there can be nu
religion,, of Christ. Be .not deceived,
faith without works is dead?what !s
your life in the house?precept exam?
ple?what are you doing for your chil?
dren There nie a thousand ways in
which you may be a doer of Christ.
Wives what have you done for the
salvation of your husbands? The last
appeal was both earnest and eloquent
The closing prayer was a beautiful
effort."
The benediction was pronounced,
a few persons retired, while a great
multitude lingered in their pews to
hear more of the gospel in song and
In word. Many testimonials were Riv?
en showing much interest in the sal?
vation of the lost. Some or the new
converts here witness to a spirit of
praise in their own hearts.
At the business men's meeting held
at Trinity Methodist church from
11:45 to 12:"10 p. m.. there was a
marked increase In attendance and all
were delighted with Ihe service. It
is expected that the best Vier vices
or the program.
. The meeting at 3 p. m., was full of
interest.
The meetings will continue from
day to day?Men's meeting at 11:45
a mi. al Trinity Methodist church
!Maybe you are going',
to purchase
A WEDDING
GIFT
I'ott don't want to give j
ihe same thing everyone
else does.
We make a specialty of
unusual articles suitable
for wedding gift*.
At every wedding in this
vicinity the gifts coming
from fids store are invari?
ably commented upon fa?
vor ably.
Our handmade Colonial
Silver can be hud nou here
ehe in this State.
I. R. SPRAGUE,
i-JlL and Wtsii. Are. Mfg Jeweller
At 3 p. Dl., anil 7.3u p. in., at tue
Fiifti ricsbviciion church
Children's meeting at 3:30 p. m.
Trinity church
VIRGINIA LEAVES TODAY.
Will Be Towed by Two Chesapeake &
Ohio Tugs.
In tow ?,f two Chesapeake & Ohio
nigs, the United Slates battleship Vii
ginia will leave the plant of the New
poit News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Company for the Norfolk navy yard
this morning at 8 o'clock. The ves?
sel will arrive ai the navy yard about
boon, Genera) Manager \V A. Post
will make the nip over on ttie Vir?
ginia and he will turn her over to
Admiral Harrington, commander of
the yard, who will receive the ship
tin behalf Of the navy department.
The Virginia was to have been low?
ed to the navy yard across Hampton
Roads on Monday, but owing to the
high winds which swept over this see.
Don that day and yesterday tile vessel
had to remain at the local yard.
AlLEGhQ-HORSE IMEf III
TOUS Ai PHILADELPHIA
Sergeant O'Hara Leaves Today to
Bring Plummer Arrington
Back For Trial.
After eluding capture for more than
throe weeks. Plummer Arrington. the
negro who is wanted by the local au?
thorities for stealing a horse from
Mr. .1. D. Colemnri, Of ibis city, was
arrested in Philadelphia yesterday and
he is now being held there until the [
necessary papers to permit of bis be?
ing brought back to this ciiy for trial
can be secured.
chief ol Police .lohn W Reynolds
received a telegram yesterday after?
noon from the chief of the Philadel?
phia police informing him of Hie ar?
rest of Arrington ami lie Immediately
had Commonwealth's Attorney Clar?
ence W. Robinson make out an appli?
cation to Govern) r (.'laude a. Swatt
sbn for requisition for Arrington. De?
tective Sergeant !$. .1. O'Hara will
lea v." ibis morning for Richmond
where he will present the application.
After receiving the papers Sergeant
O'Hara will go to Hnrrlshitrg. Penn?
sylvania, where he will present the re?
quisition pn|>ers to Governor Penny
packer, ol thai. State.
Arrington. it is charged, stole a
horse from .Mr. Colcman in this city
on Sunday morning. April l. The ne?
gro rode the animal to Wllllamshurg
and there lie traded it n> a negro.
Theodore Harris, for a mule and $f?0.
From Williamsburg the negro rode
Ihe mule toward Richmond, The lo?
cal police traced the man lo Torino
and there lie disappeared. It Is not
known whlit he did with the mule.
Upon Investigation the local police
found thai Arlington formerly lived in
Philadelphia and two days after the
theft of the horse Chief Reynolds
wrote to Philadelphia, asking the po?
lice of that city to look out for the
negro. A short lime ago Chief Rey?
nolds received a letter from the chief
of the Philadelphia force Informing
him that Arrington was not in that
city.
A lew days later Police Officer
Woodward discovered some informa?
tion which pointed m the effect that
Arrington was in the Quaker City and
Chief Reynolds immediately sent the
information io Philadelphia. Tim ar?
rest of Arrington followed u few days
afterward.
Social Persona! I
This evening at 0 o'clock at St.
Paul's Episcopal church. Miss Mary
Clarence Garnen will become the
bride of Mr Richard M. Nelson. Rev.
A. O. Sykes. D. D.. rector of the
church, will perform the ceremony ac?
cording to tlie Impressive ami beauti?
ful rites of the Episcopal church.
Mr. Alfred I.. Garnet I. of New York
city, arrived in the city yesterday to
attend I lie wedding of his sister.
Mrs. Maurice Folk will entertain
the Wednesday social club this after?
noon at her home on Twenty-sixth
st reel.
Mr Marty Bernstein, formerly man
ager of itie Academy of Music, was
in tiie city yesterday.
Ladies' Auxiliary.
There will be a called meeting (if
the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C.
A. til the association build lug this
morning at 111 o'clock. Important
business will be discussed and n large
attendance is expected.
TliEATRiCAL
Little Chip. Mary Marble, Robert
Marly. Marie Frnnchoneltl, David An
drada. Fieri ie Madison, Win. II. Mai?
ler and Elvlo Crox Sea brook e will
play the principal parts In "Gloriana"
at the Academy of Music. Saturday
matinee and night. April 2fi.
The prettiest chorus that ever sur?
rounded the Wells-Diinne-IInrlnn Com?
pany is said to have heen secured for
this n ur ami includes many well re?
membered faces. ??Gloriana" is said
lb be one of the nips! amusing come
I ,: ever written. It will be hcailtl
fillip staged and costumed. Miss Sea
inoi.se is the latest addition io the
Wells Dunne-Marian forces.
The Wells-Dunno-Ilarlaii Company
has secured the rights to the English
musical comedy ??Gloriana" and will
Inaugurate its spring tour at ihe
Academy.
Clever Lecturer.
Edwin Emmerson. tin- famous Uns
BO-.lapnnese war correspondent, lectur?
ed nt ihr- Academy last night on "Roth
Sides r.f the War." Illustrating Iiis In?
teresting and cleverly told stories
with stert'optlcon reproductions of
photographs taken during the war. |
1EMPE8TJN_TEA POT
Charges Against Fnglneer Stennett
Trivial in Nature,
RflAYQR MUST SETTLE TROUBLE
Committee Hears Many Witnesses
and Discusses Case in Executive
Session?"Whole Thing" May Be'
Reorganized Before Trouble Ends.
Evidence was heard by the fire de?
partment ami water committee of ttie
Council last night in the ease ot En
glnecr I F. Stennett, id the East End
engine house, charged by Driver N.
it Cray with appropriating tu Iiis own
use several articles taken from holme's
In which fin. occurred and with shoot?
ing out a liglil in the engine house
last New Year's eve
After examining a number of wit?
nesses, the committee wvnt into exe?
cutive session and discussed the case
for more than an hour. After the
meeting Chairman Read stated that
no Information would be given out
other than that the committee would
put Die mat I er before the mayor,
'I'lie charges against Stennetr
amount practically to nothing. A rus?
ty saw. an old axe and a brass cor
net without a month-piece seem 10
have been ilto only articles appropriat?
ed by Engineer Steimel!. The cor?
net was given to its owner when he
asked for it and the evidence made
ii apparent that Ihe engineer had no
idea of committing a iliefi when lie
Iook the articles.
As lo the shooting, it was prove
thai half a dozen of ihe firemen were
discharging pistols in Ihe air as the
Now Year passed in, Engineer St en
net t fired ai i.lif r'.ectric 'rlohe, broke
it ami repln.I It.
The com in it tee also withheld its de?
cision In the case ni Driver Cray,
charged by Steimel) with improper
conduct in ihe engine house. This
case also goes to the mayor.
After the meet no; several members
of tlie comillee were heard 10 remark
1 ha 1 trouble would nut cense In the
lire department until the whole thing
was reorganized.
Attorney E. S. Robinson appeared
as conica l for Sicnnelt.
LARCFNY CHARGE DISMISSED.
Russen McCormlck Not Guilty of
Stealing Ring.
In tile police court yesterday morn?
ing the charge of larceny against Rus?
sell McCbrhilek. a young white man.,
was dismissed by Justice Drown. MC
Cormlck was arrested Monday night
by Officer Padgett on a warrant
sworn ..in by Miss Alary 10. Cm mine,
charging him with having taken one
of her rings. The evidence showed
that Hie young people had exchanged
rings and thin Hie young man was
not guilty r.f a i lief I.
A schooner of 1.007 Ions has been
chartered to carry a cargo of coal
from this port to Key West. Fla. The
coal Is for the government coaling
st id kin at Hint pun. The terms of j
the charier are private.
KIDNEY JROUBLES
increasing Among Women, But
Sufferers Need Mot Despair
THE BEST ADVICE IS FREE
Of all tlie diseases known, with which
the female organism isaMbited, kidney
disua.se. is the most fatal, and Statistics
show that this disun&u is on the increase
among women.
Unless early and correct treatment 13
applied the patieut seldom survives
when once the disease is fastened upon
her. \Ve believe Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the most effi?
cient treatment for chronic kidney
tronble? of women, and is tlie only med?
icine especially prepared for this
purpose.
When n woman is troubled with pain
or weight in loins, backache, frequent,
puinfut or scalding urination, swelling
of limbs or feet, swelling under the
eves, an uneasy, tired feeling in tlie
region of Hie kidneys or notices a
sediment in tlie urine, she should
lose no time in commencing treatment
with Lydia E. Pinkham'f, Vegetable
Compound, as it may be tlie means of
?aving her life.
For proof, rend what Lydia E. Pink
bn hi's Vegetable Compound did for Mrs.
Sawyer.
'? t cannot express the terrible suffering I
bad to endure. A deraiigemeiilof the female
organs developed nervous prostration und a
serious kidney trouble. The doctor attend.-. 1
mu fdr ft year, but 1 kept getting worso, until
1 was unable to do anything, and 1 made up
my ndn.l I cuuld not live. I finally decided
to try Lydia E. 1'iukhairt's Vegetable Com
poi.rid us h last resort, and 1 am tp-day a well
woman. 1 cannot praise it too highly, and I
tell everv suffering wouiun ubuut my case.'1
? Mrs. Eunr.r. Sawyer, Conyers, Go.
Mrs. Pinkhatn givei free advice to
women , uddress in couddtuce, Lyou,
ii Obi
WASHINGTON AVK. AT 30TH ST.
THE ST?RE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
I
Special Bargains In Gtir Millinery
Department
A IJEW LOT OF STYLISH, RF.ADY-TO WEAR
$3.75; Will go on sale this morning at.
each.'..
HATS ?WORTH
Jo
COMPLETE LINE OP
dress trimmings - appliques,
nil ihillions ami lira his of every
ihing thai is new ami wanted
in I In- way of trimmings will
lie f' anil here at the lowest
price. With' silver ami Persian
trimmings at
yard.uuli
PULL BRAIDS IN DIFFER
i in widths, all colors; the
price starts at 1fl?*
.I?U
SHEER WHITE LINGERIE
fabrics for shirtwaists and sum?
mer frocks; a special bargain
at
nd
I Oi,
beautiful
Laces; at
yard .
WIDE VAL
... 12'c
yard
?EAUTIPUL
trimmings at
yard.
MEDALLION
.75c
NARROW VAL INSER
li ms and edges in endless va?
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some special styles at C?
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a mmm biauty
Can be Preserved fay Using
Absolutely Cure ? Biliousness, Iodig&iion,
Sick Headache, Dizziness, Torpid Liver,
Dyspepsia, Furred Tongue, Sallow Skin.
' I 'WENTY Is old enough?no one seems
* to want to get any older. We have a
R^ sort of honor ot the weakness and decrepi
* tude ol old age. Still, we have right in
our own bands the simple means ol obtain?
ing and retaining the elasticity, suppleness,
strength and beauty of youth. It's time to
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physically weak woman is handicapped in a thousand ways. Health Is youth,
youth is beauty, and beauty is power. Keep your health by the use oi
Two Sizes
iflc and 25c
Per B?x
?je*
Accept
No
Substitutes.
Also R. & G. Sciatic Plasters aud H. & G. Derma Lotion.
For sale at Congdon's Pharmacies, Newport News, Hampton aod
Phoeln c
LOTS FOR
SALE
.OR
LEASE
In AH l*&rts of the City.
DOMINION LAND CO,
Hotel Warwick Building.
The entire list of Edison records and all new is?
sues to date, including the
BRITISH, GERMAN, SPANISH
and Grand Opera selections from the foreign catalog.
FACTORY PRICES?EASY TERMS
6eOa D. Hampton Piano Co,,
210 28TJI. STREET.
Bell 'Phone 325.
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?. S. GOVERHMEHT DE^0SltAl$?
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LADIES' 6 GENTLEMEN'S
Open from 6:.'K) A. M.
to 12 o'clock P. M.
Everything in See so i
Efficient Sen, ice
Hotel Warwick
To enjoy long life and good health
eat
"JENNINGS'
Butter Bread"
It's the staff of life. WHY? Be?
cause It is made out of the liest ma?
terial that cau he bought. We have
thousands of testimonials Why .not
try a loaf and lie convinced. Look tor
Iii? tag. We are bot ashamed of our
goods. ? ?
HEALTii FOOD BAKERY 6 CON*
FECTiQNERY CO
Washington Ave. mid 5isi Street
YOU HAVE FOUNfj 11 TRUEI
MUGLER'S
Gfife and Family
Liquor Store.
la the beat place to buy a PURE
etlmuiant or a beveih&e. If you must
ha?e It.
My leading brands of bulk goods
aru Or.llngwood and Mount Veriiou.
We also carry a full stock 'of other
brands of fine Whiskies.
Pttffy's Mali, for medicinal purposes,
85c quart; Virginia Claret and Cali?
fornia Wines, 25c quart.
JNO. E. MUGLER, . A
23i2 Washington Avanue.
Ball 'Pbona 61.
Ar? Workers
Sight Is the only special sense which
we use constantly except
during eleep. -,
Perfect eyes see without effort,
i he imperfect ones are constantly
under muscular strain. {
Is it any wonder eye Gtrain Is so
hurtful? fi
How are your eyes? jt2.t
Consultation free. ' . jt
Satisfaction ouaranteed.
Hull & Hull,
Opticians.
121 Twenty-sixth St., Op. P. 0.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
LET US WIRE YOUR HOUSE
and Install the best, cheapest and
most convenient light In use.
We will-he glad to give you esti?
mates on wiring ,
Call at office and see us 'Phons
messages receive prompt attention.
Electric 1 u*ht uud power rate, lOo
per 1.000 watt , subject to our usual
terms and discounts.
Pure Ice?made of distilled water. ,
COLD STORAGE.
Power House ano Plant, Twenty
fifth street and Virginia avenue.
Office, Thlrly-flrst Btreet and 'Wash?
ington avenue.
Roth 'phones, No. IB; night 'phbn'e,
No. 408 Citizens.
CITIZENS' RAILWAY, LIGHT
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Orr.ncb office, 3^02 Wathlnoton Ave.
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