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BMBECUE AND BURGOO
FOR THE KENTUGKIANS
Unique Features of Blue Crass
States' Gelebration at
llie Fxposllion.
ADDRESSES BY PHOIHINEMT SONS
During Afternoon .Unit e Parker Made
' Drlef, Noh Political Speech?Ar?
rangement? for Entcrtninlny Or?
phans?Rov. W. Ashbury Chc.aljan,
Participates In W. C. T. U. Ex?
ercises.
' (Prom a Staff Correspondent)
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, July
1C.?Nearly ono thousand loyal nous
and dnugtttors of old Konlucky gath?
ered on the Exposition grounds today
to celebrate their State's day. Tho
attendance was unusually largo, ami
In the crowd participating In the Ken?
tucky Buy oxcrclKCH were hundreds
of people from all over the country.
An bid time barbecue and "tmrgoo"
were features of the occasion. These
very Intorosltlng 'IndldcutH oucurrcd
within the Blockade of Uooucshorn,
the Kentucky reservation, and In the
afternoon there was Bpeochmnklng
front the balcony in one of the "block
bouses." w
Among Iho speakers were William
Rogers Clay, or Lexington, a descend?
ant of Henry Clay; A. V. Peril, of
Louisville, and President Harry St.
Oeorgo Tucker, of the Exposition.
Judge Alton B. Parker, of New York.
Visiting Doonosboro, during the af?
ternoon and made a brief non-pollt'eiil
nddrosB.
John R. Atkinson, or Knrllngtoa,
prOBldont of the Kentucky .lamestown
Exposition commission, presided and
Introduced the speakers, and the nth
er members of the commission were
in attendance.
Bluo and Gray Day.
The National lAflsoclntlou or H e
Blue and the Orny, orgnnl/.ed In At?
lanta, Ga? a year ago, hi gnu its first
annual reunion lu re today.
Tomorrow the veterans will have u
parade, which promises to be an un?
usually Interesting feature. Although
the attendance is not large s'.u mini
bor present |h regarded as satisfac?
tory, as the association Is just begin?
ning to aSSUmo the proportions nt a
national organization,
Judge Parker Visits Buildings
Judge Parker spent Ihri entire day
Oil thg grounds today, visiting v.cv
oral of the buildings before attending
the exercises at Iho Kentucky reser?
vation. Tomorrow he will ho ilivc
again, mid tomorrow night he au I ills
daughter, Mrs. Hall, will bo guests
nt dinner with President and Mm,
Tucker.
Food and Dairy Depnrtments.
The Association of State ami Nil
tioaai Food and Dairy Department!
piot today nt the Inside Inn in elev?
enth convention.
Prominent chemists and food maun
facturcrs from nil parts of the Untied
Stales were present.
The first day's sess'oll was opened
at 10:!10 o'clock this morning by the
Secretary, H. M. Allen. Ijcxlngtbn, Kyi,
who announced that the president or
the Association, owing to Illness would
hot bo prOBOtit und the first vice pres?
ident, B. P. Luid, of Kargo, North
Dakota, would preside,
The afternoon session was called
to order by the acting president nnd
tho reports of different conim ticca
read .alter which various Interesting
and Instructive papers were read.
The association will attend n lunch
eon at the Southern Cotton Oil's booth
today.
Today, Thursday and Friday there
wll be sessions both afternoon ami
evening, at the Inside inn, the public
is cordially invited to attend.
Thursday Orphans' Day.
Tomorrow is "Orphan's Day" nl I lie
Jamestown Exposition and tho Ante
mobile club of Norfolk will convo) Ihe
boya mid girls to and from llie Ex
position. The following resolutions
by the board of governors has Lyon
passed:
."Resolved, That the chairman of
this hoard I? uuttiuri/.cd to request the
admission department lo issue passes
froe to the Exposition grounds to lite
automobiles of the Automobile Club
of Norfolk tin '"Orphans' Day" July
17th bringing the orphans Into
grounds, provided that cadi aiilomo
bile'shall not contain more than one
chn'frear, one nurse or matron, and
such children it.i it can carry: the
automobiles to he permitted to come
to Htich a point within the grounds as
shall be designated by siteb nuthorilv
as shall on July 17th be in charge nf
the department of work."
?The governor of works has outlined
the following streets to be traversed
upon reaching the grounds:
The automobiles will |.? parked on
tho vacant lot near the mother's build
Ing, near the Fire Hall, where guards
Will be provided b> ('apt. Cnnienter
commandant of the pnwhntan Guards.
>' tp protect the automobiles until suck
time in the evening as It may be <b
sired to take the children back home.
Everything will he done to give the
orphans an enjoyable outing.
8unday School Day
BHj'Eti.boiate preparations have been
niade for celebrating oeneiul Suuda>
School Day at the exposition Friday.
Tho order of exercises follows:
Music . Mexican Hand
Opening Prayer .
.Rev. Ashbury Christ an
Newport News.
Music by the band.
, . ppenlug Remarks, (Introducing Hie
i\^^Ht^H^?9u&ffl&.i
It Is near nothing to bo without
u house of your own, ln> It over no
humble. Trim It is cheaper In most
cases to rout, im! by no menus satis?
factory. There I? pleasure In looking
after the shrubbery nml keeping In
good order your own place.
No dreail of rout being raised.
No ouuslti or tho owner when repairs
uro neglected.
No hurling of your cousclenco bo
cause Von nliuwcd the pipes to burst.
in !' .1,1 ot burning tho fences or
boards of the outhouses, you repair It
lu time, rV\ one hinge on the blind or
gute before both uro broken, many
little thiugsyenn be done to sttVo the
owner IllonoyV Which cost tin- landlord
ib^Tli-^lf negleVted und which the ten
ant must iMty-.for in tho cud either In
worry or moiioyY*-^^
We have hundreds of houses for sail
al lean than you cull now build nnl) for.
why not Boo what you eun do with
us. It's little trouble to sen us at
1
SYll WASHINGTON A VIC.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
Powell Trust Co.
oration by (Dow Carter Holm Joiiom
Orator or the day) itov. ,i n. Tnuckor,
n. Ii., of Norfolk.
I), l).. or Louisville, Ky,
Singing. "America."
Benediction.Itev. A. ('. Thoinpsuu
Portsmouth.
The order ?>r exercises will be- con?
ducted under Hie supervision of itbv.
0. S. Illnckwell, p. |)? or Norfolk.
Tho exposition company has allowed
ll flat admission rale of twenty five
eeiiis lo all Sunday school lueiuborn,
children ami ndults, who present lick
els thai bare been Issued lor the pur
pose and which must he sold by the
Sunday schools In advance.
The Kxposillon company lue nffoi
ed $100 In gold premiums lO In' award?
ed lo the Sunday Schools showing the
largest attendance on the mounds.
The prly.es will be as follows, WO f-'?,
$2<i. $ir, mid $10.
At -I o'clock p. in. on Sunday School
Day a concert will bo given In the
auditorium by Master floryl Hohen?
stein, the famous child pianist, (he
most conspicuous Southern contribu?
tion to Hie world's celebrated artists.
He is only seven years old but plays
tin- pintio with the skill of n master.
In the evening there will he a dis?
play of fire works ou l.ee's Parade.
W. C. T. U. Convention.
The Women's Christian Temper?
ance Union of the World will bold Its
annual meeting at the Jamestown Ex?
position next Krldny,
Tlio exorcises win begin promptly
ut I o'clock lu the And torlutu, with
nn address to the children, by Miss
Anna Adams Gordon of Kvnnston, III.,
world's see rotary ot the Loyal Tom
porance Loglon, ami national vice
president of the World s W. C. T. C.
Immediately folowlllg tin' address
there will I" a medal contest among
tlm children.
Tomorrow from I to n p. in.. Ihcro
will bo a reeepiion lo Miss Gordon
und other distinguished workers in
HtO Temperance Heform III the W C
T. U., rest building.
The dxorclscs will be under the ans
pices of the county Woman's Chris
||nn Temperance Union ,hsslstcd by
their unions.
Tile public is invited to attend.
i '.?J.B 6 H t a fl 0 tJUL^SLASLSLSLSJULJULSU^
s% Social-Personal
Attorney Stanley Scott bus return?
ed from u business trip to Philadel?
phia.
Mrs. W. .1. Bright, or :\1 Thirtieth
sheet, bus as her giiOSlM Mrs. I'M
ward s. Tn.fl, Misses Lillian and
Paulino Tuft ami Mr. and Mrs. Na
than A. Shoploy, all ot Washington.
I). C
Mr. C. II. Arnal, who has been IH
ai his cot la Co at Ocean View for
three weeks. Is Improving steadily
m>w.
Miss Mabel Simpler, formerly of
this city but now of Columbus. Ohio,
arrived hero yesterday lo visit
relatives.
Misses Mary and Mettle l-'rve have
returned from a visit to IhlltllUOrO.
Mrs. .lohn Spencer and Miss Bertha
Crump are spending two weeks in
Alexandria and Washington.
Mr. John Nelson has returned from
a trip to Knstorn Shore, where his
family is spending the summer.
Mrs A T. Moore and her brother.
Mr. O. W. Maker have returned from
u visit to relatives at Franklin.
Southampton comity.
Mrs. T. It Henley and her daughter;
Mrs. Hughes ami Miss Lucy Henley,
of Washington, are the gin sis of rel?
atives in tin- city.
Bridge Builder* Here.
Mr. .1. C. Carpenter, a well known
bridge hulldlng contractor of Clifton
Korge. Is nt Hide! Win w ick. Mr.
Carpenter has bull.: ,1 number of
bridges for the Chesapeake ? Ohio
railroad and had charge of some of
the ruceul improv'incuts made ou
tho road between hero ami lllch
raond,
TALK OF MOVEMENT TO
KEEP HOSPITAL OPEN
Public Not Pleased With Prospect
ol Seeing Institution Close
Ks Doors.
SUBSCRIPTION MAY BE STARTED
Four Thousand Dollars Would Liqui?
date Indebtedness, and it Is Relieved
That the Amount Can he Readily
Raised If Proper Effort is Made.
Dr. Porter's View of Situation.
-..!...[T.*?
While, Iho Newport News General
llnKpltnl has I.a the object of more
or less adverse criticism, the an
Domiccmcnl In Hits papi r yesterdnv
morning thai ihe Institatlna would
eluse Its doors and. eease to ox's! on
July :it, came hs a disagreeable sur?
prise IhO public, and I he ? pro; peel
of Iho city being Without a hospital
of any Kind hi regarded ns decidedly
unpleasant .to sax the least.
There |s talk of starling a siihsorlp
lion with the view of Ihpt'dutlng tho
association's dein ami preventing the
hospital from being olosed; and It is
prpbaMo thai this slop will lie taken
Within the next few days. A bull I l-l.
OOt) would clear the Institution of debt
and It Is believed Hint there are sev?
eral thousand men In the city who
will give as much as one dollar toward
I the cause. Many will give a great deal
I more than $1, HO If the general pule
j lie will come to Hie flout with the
'small Contributions, Iho $1.00(1 should
I he raised In very short order.
A Serious Situation.
I With the general hospMol closed.
. there will he nowhere to lake oiuei'g
. enoy or charily cases. The private
Institutions rannet a I tempi to handle]
such cases, therefore, any person
without means who happens to bo |n
| Jtirod or taken suddenly 111 will have
, to be placed In the room in the city
jail which Is called "hospital depart
niept." it would be impossible in
perform an operation In this room, and
11 would bo equally as impossible to
give a pal lent proper attention und
treatment in tie- place.
"A Catastrophe."
The matter lias bei a discussed free?
ly mi the streets. Uist night Rbv. .1.
W. porter, I). D, pastor of Ihe New?
port News Baptist church, said to a
Dally PrcSS reporter: "To close Ihe
hospital would he a catastrophe to
our commercial lib ; it calamity to
suffering humanity/ and a crime
against civilization."
The directors of llie hospital asso
elation regard their action MomllO
night as final, and unless Die popular
BUl?JOrlptiOII idea is carried out. the
i hospital ct rtnlhly will he closed on
July 31.
\nine dead as resuu of
explosion on georgia
(Continued from First Page.)
men wen seriously wounded by an
explosion In one of the six inch tur?
rets, it was found that the cause was
deli i live insulation ol an electric
wird. Naturally, every precaution
has been taken top rovdut such a
(hing, happening again.
Ollicbrs, Ihoreforo, are pretty con
llilcnt that yesterday's disaster could
not have happened from either of
i)l0Se causes, ami they are at a loss
to conjecture the real reason.
They accept with reserve the sug
gestlon that a spark from some other
gun. or from a smokestack, lion tod
Into Hu- gun port ot the Georgia, and,
tailing upon the big inn pound can?
vas bag of |K>Wder, which was about
to he insetted In the eight-inch gun
caused Its ignition and explosion.
Still, in Ihe absence of other theories,
they me noi prepared to say that this
was not tlie cause.
other Accidents'.
Reddes the explosions |n the lur
tets of the battleships Massachusetts,
Iowa. Missouri, Kearsarge and Geor?
gia, which have resulted la such se?
rious loss of life In tlie last few
.Mais, there have been a great, many
grin accidents on boiird American
warships, which, by great, good luck,
did not result In fatalities. Most of
these, were caused by the premature
explosion of shells or I In- Use of de
fOCtIVO powder. In each ease llie big
guns were badly injured ami put out
of commission.
Slttcd the Spanish-American war,
dm iag Which Only one American
naval ofllcer lost his life, ami no
A.than ship was lost, there have
been more than twenty four acci?
dents, many of grave character.!
There have been HI lives lost and
sixty men Injured during the past
seven year-, through accidents caused
by explosion or powder Ignition.
The cruiser Charleston was lost in
1899, on an uncharted tuck in Hie
Philippines; tin- Hulled Stales steam*
, er Yosctnlte foundered In a gale "t
Gnu hi in jfloO; ihe tug Lydcn, In 1903,
was lost on the rocks off Block Is
land dining a violent storm, and
there were several-eases of battle?
ships ami smaller vessels running
aground or being in collision, and cs
caolug with slight injuries.
To add to the list, was the explo?
sion of Ihe holler on the United
suites ship neimington in San Diego
harbor In 1905, when one OfllqOr and
sixty live men were killed ami about
thirty others injured.
Yamamaoto Extends Sympathy to
Admiral Goo'b'ir.h.
NK WYOUK, Jitl) Hi. a message
of -ivmpnthy from Admiral Yamninoto
of the Japanese navy was one of the
iimiij telegrams of condolence "?
??l ivid today at tho oIMcoh ol licitr
Admiral Goodrich, commuiidani of
tho now York uttvy yard whose S?ll]
was killed in tin- explosion on tho
battleship Georgia. Admiral Yiuiui
llioto wired as fellows: ?please ac?
cept my deepest sympathy in Iho
most grievous accident on tho Geor?
gia mid greatly regie: to hear yotir
son wounded ami wish the mottl sin?
cerely his speedy recovery."
PAYS FOR BEATING HORSE.
Negro Fined $12.75 by Acting Justice
Christian.
ICddlo Jackson, a negro, was found
guilty of the charge of cruelly In mil
nulls and l ined $ IL*.7."? by Ac! lig Po?
lice Justice Christian in the |?ollcc
jeotirt yesterday morillllg. 'Monday.
(he negro hired a horse from I. II.
Mill's Stuhles and while driving In
the country to Ho. north of the oily
bo beat the animal with a rawhide
whip, culling all of the skin oil Olio
hip.
When the horse was relumed to
(he staldes that night. Mr. Mills re?
ported the mailer to Ho |Hlllce de?
partment niul acting Infective Ser?
geant Henry Mcssiok nrrtslod Jack
son curly yesterday morning,
GET THEIR LICENSE HERE.
Staunton Couple Married Here After
Unsuccessful Attempt in Hampton
Richard I. ami Miss Marv Iteil
tiels .of Stnunton, wen- married hero
yesterday ufteruou ami led on the
evening train for home.
Mr. Lee tried to gel a license in
Hampton yesterday, hut Clerk Holt
refused to Issue the license hee.-iusc
?Miss Kennels bad been attending
school in Hamilton and Hie clerk
thought she might he regarded as a
noli resilient. Here the leslib-nee of
the brldo was given as Stuilllton, and
I?. puty Cb rk Mnrablo issm I the li?
cense.
The Cause.
Kind Lndy -Yon say you are in re?
duced clrcumstiinc.es.
Former Oil Mllgnnti -Yes. ma'am.
Kind Lady ? What reduced yon."
Former oil Magnate?Shrinking |
from publicity.?Cleveland Leader.
No Relief.
"It is estimated thai the sun wi'l |
be nhlc lo supply the present nniounl
of heat for at least 'io.OOO.OOO years.''
"SllllCksl And I was flgur-'llg on a
letup in October." -Washington Her?
ald.
His Chief Trouble.
"What have von to offer to offset I
these chnrgOB?" asked tile court, sc- |
verely.
"Not u tiling. Jcdge." replied Ihr
prisoner, "not a thing, unless yon can I
gel my iawyer to divide. He seen
me first."? Philadelphia Ledger.
Hbs TL-imrT
"My nimie, kind sir. Is Emorson K
K. Emerson;"
"And what are the mfddlo 'B's'
for?"
"Why. for 'Emorson,' of course."?
New Orleans Plcuyittio.
You Can't Lose It.
"Of course," sn'd the optimist. "If
a man gets Into (be habit of hunting
trouble he's sure lo find It."
"YC8." replied Hie pessimist, "lltlflj
if he's so lazy thai In- always trigs
to avoid il it will find him. So what's
tin- difference?" ?Exchnngc.
Our Midsummer July
Mil! End Sale
Starts at 8:00 O'clock
Saturday Morniiifl.
Sec cj^r^IMrhty^Li^fl Sini
day ahvu'tiseinont for l?g
reductiobs. \
j Where Quality Is Uppermost. S
WEAR
EISENMAN'S
!SHOES
._-for-.1
NUSENMAN'S
SHOES
3 ? i
WE FIT FEET. \
i I
I EISENMAN'S |
I Shoe Palace jj|
fe 2G00 WASHINGTON AVENUE, g
3 g
THErT OF ROPE CAUSED
LOSS OF SMALL BARGE
l?de Vessel WH.h Cargo of Sand
floated Away and
Disappeared.
NEGRO JAiLED FOR OFFENCE
iss.ic Dnyncy Charged with Making
Off With Cable With Which Boat
W.is Moored to Shipyard Pier?Losr.
Amounts to About Three Hundred
Dollar;;.
Charged with stealing the rope with
which a small barge loaded with .sand
was moored lit 0110 01 the piors ill iho.
plant of tin' Newport News SlliphU Id
lug und Dry Hindi Colllpuny and Ha re,
lo causing the loss i>t tho barge and
cargo, Isaac Dubiiuy, a negro !i(i years
old, was arrested at his honie iu War
wick county almut two llliitis H?rth
of this City yestontny evening by spe;
clnl offleurs ICdwords und Neibvrgull,
of the shipyard force. The prisoner
wus locked up at the station llourci
lo await a bearing before Justice
Christian in the police court this
morning.
The alleged Hurt occurred last Sat
unlay night. The barge was moored
at lite yard discharging a cargo of
sand tu I" used in tin- construct Ion
of new buildings now iu course of
erection at the shipbuilding plant and
it Is alleged that Habn.y who works
at the yard, untied all of tin lope
with which the liargd was made last
and made off with it. TIlO rope was
valued at $25.
After lieliij; released from its moor
lugs the harge floated out into the
harbor and was lost, .lust what be
came of the craft is as yet unknown,
but It probably was swept out of the
harbor during tho storm late Saturday
night and has grounded somewhere
or been carried out to sea. The craft
and its cargo was valued at $300 and
was the property of the shipyard.
PORTRAIT OF JEFFERSON
Dr. Page Ships Picture for Exposition!
to Dr. C. P. Jones.
Dr. .1. M. Page, dean nl the College
lat University of Virginia, has shipped |
I a large portrait Of Thomas Jefforsou
to Dr. Clarence Porter .loins, of thin
city. The portrait is to he placed at
the Imposition, hut it is too large to!
be put In an express ear door, so In. |
Page sent ii by freight to Newport
News and intrusted Dr. Jones wllh'l
the task of having it transferred t<
the ? grounds.
*????? *m WTTWsirai rrrwt 'zixv.
We are thoiirina sotm ad?
vance Fall Styles in ex
quisilcly enameled
JEWELRY.
Such as I {rood cs. Scar)
Piw, Waist Sets, Ar.
In Jc&ping with nil other
merchandise sold ai tins
store, these articles ai
FINEST QUA LI TV,
(.wiiiicU^tf- homy?turned
skilled f/nish
h;/ (he most
on a hasc of is Jcarat gold.
L R. Sptague
Manufacturing : Jeweller.
We can make
you A w n i n g s
fpr your win
lows or porch
u c Ii chcnpei
>w>ll you hav
,ln\ldca. We
will gladly give
.you oh ostt
.junto.
P. Jones & Co?
DECORATORS
Manufacturers of
Awnings, Tents and Flags
BKL.L PHONE D37.
??5 23th Street, Newport News, Vn.
All correspondence given prompt
attention,
MISS. ROSE. MOOliU
Women Avoid
ions
IVneo a woman Buffeting from
fcnmla trouble is told that an oper
ullou lit necessary, it, of . course,
frightens bei.
Tbi! <-ory thought of the hospital,
the operating table and the luiife
strikes terror to her liourt.
11 is quite true that tliC6c troub?
les rcay reach a stage where an Ope?
ration is tlie only resource, bin a
rreut tunny women have been cured
by r-rili?. S. I'itikham's Vegetable
Compound nftcr an operation has
bCOU decided upon Jts the only cure
l'bo strongest ami most grutofu^
HtatvmvnLs possible t<\ maho Coino from women who by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
iiiado from native roots ;n*ul herbs, have escaped serious operations) as
evidenced by Miss Itbso Moore'souso, of 307 W.2?th St.. n.y. she wrttcs:
Womr Mrs. Plnkhntni -'Tiydla B. PluVhuui's Vegetable Compound bus
enroll ino of the very worst* form of female trouble nml I w ish tocxprcaa
to you ruy deepest gratitude . 1 suffered intensely for two years so that
1 wast unable t > attain! to ruV duties and wus 11 burden to my family. I
doctored and doctored with only tempororyyreliof und constantly objecting
to an operation which I wns i dviscd lb undergo, I decided to try Lydia
E. Plubham's Vegetable Compound; it enrad me of the terrible trouble
and 1 aiu now in better healtfl than I have been for muny years."
This ami other such ciisestshould oncouengo every woman to try Ly?
dia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before she submits toanoncrutlon.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation to Women
Women suffering from ;:?iy form of female wenkucss aro invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at fiynu, Muss, From the
symptoms given, the trouble may be located and the quickest and surest
way of recover* nil vised.
This
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'? EXPOSITION
Every Day a Great
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as
/IS I RICHMOND DAY,
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AND
Sunday School Day,
July 19th
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/!>I Magnificent Display 11>
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f Paine's f
t Fireworks! $
^K- >>W ^/ >?v. >sk>. ><v .
Boosters' Club Membership
I dci.irc to become a member of the Boosters' Club, ami here?
by promise to live up to the creed of the organization as net forth
In tlie preamble and resolutions published in the Daily Prc3s.
City or Town .
Street .... . No.
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hqllister's
ftOGky tViountain Tea Nuggets yjd88?*&& wen an? woke*.
A BJ.'y Mittffclrin fnr Buiy People. i */m3^-VH?&jm . V'?, *"? ? unn?mr?i
Ctuwct tuuA end Renmd View. j tSlt^SS^Sl^SSU
um l.i'i r ' ,,?, .. i.,'/< .-nti. liec'io r..?.u c.-.,i.. j.?|.j\, j?. ?ml dot kttrl'o?
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GOLDEN MIIOIiElR FOB SAUO'M PEOI'lL' ^W?<^? oi.trtir mm m'iUV*