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6LRMANS LEAVE ROADS
Cruiser Boon Sails (or Kelt; the
Bremen for Boston.
COMMODORE VON ;HOFE GRATEFUL
Kaiser's Officer Says He Is Deeply
Impressed With American Hospi?
tality and the Marked Attention
Shown Him by President and Navy.
Tin* Herman orulsors R0611 and
Dromon, the first of the foreign Bhips
\o arrive for the opening of the
Jamestown Exposition, left Hampton
ItoadH last night, the [toon for Kiel
Germany, and tin" Dromon for Hosten.
After weighing anchor the German
cruisers passed down the lino of ships
anchored In tho Roads, signalling to
Hie American fleet. "Hourly thanks"
and "Farewell." The American ships
answered with "Good speed" and
"Auf weldershen."
Shortly before leaving Commodore
Kalau von Hofe, in command of Hie
Bhlps, made the following statement:
"I am deeply I in pressed with tho
great hospitality and tho marked at?
tention shown iiH by tho American
navy and by the President, ami 1 wish
to express once more our sliioofosl
thanks to the American nation. 1
wish to congratulate the American j
people on the splendid showing of i
their warships, and tho ability of their ?
officers ami their splendid crews, of'j
whom they may justly lv promt. I
consider the naval academy at An
nupoilHi which l had Hie pleasure ol
visiting, a model institution lu every
respect.
"It is with deep regret that wo leave
the hospitable shores of Virginia ami
America so soon."
BOY HOBO CRAZY ON \
SUBJECT OF TRAVELING
George Horton Has Visited Thirty
One Cities Since Wast
January.
One of the most peculiar prisoners
Hint has occupied a cell in the police
station in many years Is George 10. i
Horton, a 20-year-old white Loy of Eli
gene. Oregon, who was arrested by I
Patrolman Punish yesterday after
noon on the charge of vagrancy.
Among the effects found on the hoy I
when searched at tho station house, .
were several letters and an Interest-!
itig memorandum book, giving Hie
names of the different cities Hint he
has visited recently and Hie occupa?
tions at which bo has worked dur?
ing bin short life. The book shows
that he left Guthrie, Okl., on January
23, and since lias visited ::i ."Hies, In?
cluding many In tho West and the
principal ones In the South. Ho
ro&chod Norfolk Thursday, visited Hip
Jamestown Exposition that afternoon
and came hero yesterday morning.
He has worked at 13 trades, Including
printing and detective work.
After examining the effects of the
prisoner, Chief Reynolds decided to
have a talk with the boy. After con?
siderable questioning lib learned that
the lad was on his way to New York
State to visit sonn? relatives. Hor?
ton said he ran away from home when
12 years old and had traveled a great
deal since. When asked by the chief
if Ills miml 'was sound Hut boy said
tlutt his pboplc claimed lie was "nuts"
on "this traveling proposition."
Horton is being held for a hearing
liefore Justice Brown In (lie police
court this morning.
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Game Between Local Players and a
Team trom H. M. S. Hampshire.
There will lib an association foot?
ball game at the Casino park this af?
ternoon at 1:30 o'clock between tho
Newport News club and the brack
team of the British cruiser Hamp?
shire. The Hampshire jacklcs hold
the challenge shield of the English
fleet and are said to lie wonders at
tho association game.
Buy Clothes Right.
Blue Serge
SUITS
Double and Siiiglu Breasted
and
Two-Piece Suits
$12 to $20.
<_,
WERTHEIMER & CO.
26th St. and Washington
Ave., and 2206 Jef?
ferson Ave.
ean lind fi rut-el use accommo?
dations at No. 2711 Washing?
ton Avenue, Powell Trust
Company Building, 2800 Westi
Avenue and No. 218 2?th|
Street. Itooms only, meals
ean he had nearby at nieder-'
ate rales. Rooms with one,
dleaner and hed, $2.00, two
beds, $.'{.00 per day. Hot and
eold water hath and phone
Bcrvioe in eauh huilding free
to guests. Servants and man-!
agers at caoli place day and
night. Vault where valuables
and money ean be deposited
free. Under management of
Banking, Insurance,
Rents, Etc.
27 M Washington Avenue.
Newport Hews. Va.
PIc.igc cut this out and mail to your|
friends wh^ arc coming this way.
* THEATRICAL *
This hftornoon and tonight Richard
Mlllon ami hl? compuny will i\> seen
at the Academy of Music in "What
Happened lo .lones." This i.; the first,
iilliio the llreadhurst comedy has been
presented at the Academy for many
seasons and. It is said, the present
company Is the heal Unit, has been
on the road In the popular piny In
years.
The matinee prices will be 25 and
R0 cents, and a' night the prices will
he 2G, 50 and 75 cents and $1.00.
DENNIE WANTS TO WRESTLE.
Says He Will Meet Sailor Who Claims
Llghtwcightf Championship.
The editor of the Dally Press yes
terdav received the following:
Editor Dally Press:?I understand
that a party by the name of Harry
Mnlcoh; of the U. S. S. Rhode Island,
claims the lightweight cntch-as-catc.li
can wreslllng championship of the
world. Claiming the same myself,
and having held it for the last twen?
ty years without being defeated, and
feeling that thcro are n few more
gootl matches In me, I .would like to
ply? hint a chance to gel the title by
defeating me. Hoping to hear from
him soon,
Yours respectfully,
DENN IK .TONICS,
'Lightweight Wrestling Champion <>f
Hie world.
CHARLES B1ELFELDT,
Manager.
MUSICIAN FAILED TO APPEAR.
Madden, Harris and Kelly Dismissed
For Lack of "Evidence.
In Ihe police court yesterday Ihe
case of W. II. Madden, .lames Har?
ris and "Mike" Kelly, charged With
robbery from fid person, was dismiss?
ed. The musician from Ihe battle-1
ship Ohio, Shafer, who claimed
have been robbed, failed to appear to]
testify against the men.
Chief Reynolds asked that the easel
be dismissed with the understanding ]
that tho three men would shake the
dust of Newport News rrom their
fe'( i without delay.
FIRST GUN OF CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Barrett Will Address Third Ward
Voters Monday Night.
Mr. W) R. Barrett, candidate to
succeed himself as th? represents- I
live of this city In the Legislature,]
will fire Hie first guii of the primary |
campaign Monday evening, when he
will address the voters of the Third
Wnrd at N'achman's hall.
Half Holiday at Shipyard. j
Beginning today tho local ship-1
yard will close at noon on Saturday I
throughout the summer months un
I til October, thus giving the employ
' ees a half holiday each week. This
custom has been In vogue at the yar?
for many years.
BONDS ARE RETURNED.
Baltimore Bankers Receive Package
of Missing Securities.
BALTIMORE, May Ilomls to Ihe
amount of *:!i,.non, which were con
sighed to Townsond, Scott ft Son,
hankers and brokers, of this city, from
Switzerland, and were supposed i?
have been stolen from the mail.* in
transit, have been restored in a mys
I er ions manner.
The package containing Iii?' bonds
j was received by Townsond Scott it
Son through tin1 malls. They had
come from nbroad, for the package
had opened at the custom house in
New York.
The securities, which were- chiefly
local Industrials, were mailed In
Switzerland on February 28. Their
failure reach here was reported to
Ihe police on March 20. The theory
is that they wen- returned hncuudQ
they were not negotiable outside of
Baltimore.
It's too bad to see people who go
from day to day suffering with physi?
cal weakness, when Rocky Mountain
Tea would strengthen them.. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. .1.. C. Gorsuch &
Arrangements Made (or Holding
km\ Conventlou Here.
SESStOM AT CASINO BUILDING
Members of Association Will Stop at
Hotel Warwick and Spend Ten
. Dayc, Attending to Business and
Seeing the Sights.
Manager A. T. Moore, of Hotel
Warwick, yesterday completed ar?
rangements for the annual conven?
tion of Iii?; Class Manufacturers ot
Hie United Stales, to bo held in tins
t-ity. beginning duly 24. There will
bo about 150 members attending tue
convention and all of theni will stop
at the Worwlck during tho ton days I
they will l>e in tliis vicinity. ?
All Bosslorifl of the association will
1)0 In Id in tin' Casino building, which
lias been overhauled and renovaten
with tlie view of using It for such
purposes this summer. The glass
manufacturers will devote a part of
their time to business, but it is un?
derstood that they will not fall ro
lake in tho Exposition ami all other
points of Interest in those parts.
Manager Moore slates thai lie ex?
pects to bring a numbor of oilier
conventions hore during the summer.
SHIPBUILD RS MEET
BLUEJACKETS TODAY
Strong Linc-up Arranged for Gr.mo
Witli Men from Battleship
Louisiana.
Provided weather conditions are
favorable the Shipbuilders will open
their season at tlte Casino park at
:!::!(! o'clock this afternoon, meeting
the nine of the United States battle?
ship Louisiana, now anchored in
I lamp1 on Roads. It Is understood
that a large number of jaekies will
come Up from the fleet to witness the
match ami local fanatics no doubt will
turn out In force.
Captnin Pat O'ilara has arranged a
strong line-up for tho match and
promises the fans that the team will
make tilings Interesting for the tar
ball lessors. Qaylord, who pitched a
splendid game against Montreal, of
tho Eastern League, early in tho sea.
sou, will he on the firing line ami
"Doc" Sturdovnnt will catch. Finn,
the Southpaw twlrler. who pitched
several games here last season, will
hold down the third bag and Humph?
rey, a college ball player, will cover
tho Initial sack.
fFollowing is tho hatting order of
tlie locals for the match.
John O'Harn, 2b; Sturdev?nt; ei
Pat O'Hara, cf; Fo'.cy, rf; Finn. 3b:
I Humphrey, lb; Hughes, ss; Malonoy,
If; Oaylord. p.
Charles O'Hourke will umpire the
match.
NEW JR. O. U. A. M. COUNCIL.
Officers For First Year Chocci
After Inrtitution.
Jefferson-Lee Council No. 181, .ir.
O. U. A. M., was instituted by State
Council C, R. Fellows in the hall of
Council No. (*>"? In Hie Citizens and
Marine bank building, corner Wash?
ington avenue and Twenty-sovcuvh
street Thursday night. Tho follow?
ing officers were eh clod ami install?
ed for the ensuing term:
Junior past councilor?IL B. Scho?
lien.
Councilor?A. 1"). Wllroy.
Vice councilor?C. W, Wood.
Chaplain?w. L. Wagnor.
Warden?C. Cole.
Conductor?B. Adams.
Inside sentinel?E. V. Trait.
Outside sentinel?B. Snapp.
Financial secretary?W. W. Adams.
Recording secretary?N. J. Curry.
Assistant recording secretary?
Robert Hundley.
Treasurer?J. S. Ralwln.
Trustees'?J. W. Jackson. R. W.
Sheldon anil J. W. Hosewell.
Tlie council will meet every Fri
day night at 8 o'clock in its hall
2til2 Jefferson avenue.
Y?RKT?WN EXCURSION
Tho splendid now Bteel steamer MONT?TJK will give the pen
pie of Newport New;! nn opportunity of a lifetime to visit tho
famous battleground tomorrow.
The start will ho made from Norfolk and Ilm Monlnuk will
touch at. Old Point at 9:30 a. in.
A Special Car Will Leave New=
port News at 8:30 a. nr.,
and will connect with tin; steamer at Old point.
Steamer will leave; York town on return trip at 3 o'clock, ar?
riving at Old Point about t; p. m.
Prices Reasonable. Service
Guaranteed*
(Complies with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law, Guarantee No. 2041, filed at Washington.
"Our food was good ? Bear \/,^
steak, flapjacks, fresh bread, etc.,
but nothing seemed to wann and
strengthen us as much as a cup of
ARIOSA Coffee, which wc kept in
the original package and ground as
needed." From a gentleman now in Bethlehem.
Aibucklcs' ARIOSA was the first roasted
packaged coffee,? packaged for the cosutner's
production and the poics of each berry scaled
after the roasting will) ficsli eggs and sugar to
kcq> tlie goodness in and make the codec settle
clear and quickly.
Talk about "roasted fresh daily," the
way to get a cup of coffee that tastes
like coffee, with all the delicious flavor
and aroma intact, is to buy Aibucklcs'
ARIOSA and grind it as you want to
USC iL Warming it a little develcp, die Hirer am)
makes lit- grinding eaiy. Coffee loan ill iuentity
coffee alter brina ground or when eijiotcd to the air
Never buy loose eolfee out of a bag,
bin or tin. If it were good the roaster
would not be ashamed to sell it in a
package with his name on it.
The -tales of Arbuckle?' ARIOSA etcecrl those of ah
ihe oilier i?ackagetl coffees combined. It is the belt coffee
for yiAi. and costs you lea. I*,
If your grocer won't supply, write to
ARBUCKLE BROS.'
New York Gty.
Commissioner
Bingham
New York City's Police Boss.
Who he is, what lib has done,]
and what he expects to do.
Tills story will Interest yon und
your friends. Be sure und get
The New York Sunday Herald
MAY STH
? Where Quality la Uppermost &
I-I
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^ Just what you've wanted g
bo long
^ Tan Calf Pump and jj
Court Ties
$3.50. 1
? With Light Hand Welted jj
I Soles.
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^ 2000 Washington Avenue p
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cinrsc? ami Ix-arttifics the hl!j.
rrautotci r. hliurUnl (ftowth. ,
N-*ver Falle to Hceloro Orayf
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Corn teaJp ,):..*nici it hair falling.
flV.awljM.'at Dr.irr'tti J
A Killing at Jamaica.
NEW YORK, May 3.?Keatcr had
things ;ill his own way in the New
town stakes at Jamaica today, Gar?
ner lauding him a winner by a length
and a half in easy fashion with the
books laying four to one against him.
Barbary Belle sold favorite and with
Edna Jackson made'the running to
the stretch where Keatcr nflcr a fust
sprint caught, and passed both of
them Thoro was a big purse on
Rye in this race.
iivtan ff Dark
wm & rarster
Are daily receiving
additions to their
large; stock, and
persons wishing
Iron Beds,
Mattresses,
Cots,
Odd Bureaus,
Washstands,
Refrigerators
and
Go=Carfs,
Will do well to call
early.
1 BiixIgei & Parker
jfi FurnisherB for Every Room In
the House,
mxsmssssBSsgasB
otel
Warwick
laundry.
A trial will -onvlnce yon that
W9 turn out nothing but
Strictly High
Grade Work
Drop aa a fostal or phone no
to call for your package tbla
week. v
PHONES, NO. IS.
T. R. WOLFOLK
MANAGEN.
AR3 TOU
SIC TO UK
T. G. COBURN,
. um i^MeMwwa^Maeaww
Electric, Qas anJ Gas?
oline Construction
and Supplies
COMPLETE STOCK.
Both I'nonea 148?RCBlrJence Boll
I Phone 148-Y; Realdunce Cltlzena
I Phone 418.
Office and Store
L317 W/.OHINGTON AVENUE.
HICKS* ?
UJHtBWnLY CUB13
HEADACHES
Briato Up COLDS
In 6te It Hours
TM?NeltUr Att-Jj 5^--*
Promptly
Done
From a Parcel to an
Engine.
FREIGHT, BAGGAGE,
FURNITURE AND
SAFES
CAREFULLY AND
PROMPTLY MOVED
Tram
Virginia
sportaiion Co.
Storage Warehouse
514=520 27th St.
REASONABLE RATES
and keep the moths
out of your Clothing
by using
FOR SALE BY
IDEAL 'PHARMACY
Where they keep
open all night.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
!
The best ami ch frpest Sea no
about cnii?ectlag yuur building*.
Rata, 10c pur 1.000 watts, subject
tu our UBiiul terms aud discounts.
PURE ICE MADE OF DISTILLED
WATER?COLD STORAGE.
Power bouse and plant. Twenty
riftb fi|tre?t and Vlrglnln Avenue Of?
flee, Thlrty-Urtt aud Washington
Are.
Both 'phonoH, No. is. Night 'phono.
No. 408. Citizens.
GITJZEffiS' RAILWAY, LIGHT
ah? pomr company,
Afto"otherTTni^TiefiDnTilrrrTeatment Istha only euro,
' Prof, Q. F. THE FL 527 K&T U\
riill.drlphl?, Pa. "Ii-. I.Iirr kr it." l>i,l) I.'.,.
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