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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-10

Columbus, O., to spend several weeks
with Mrs. C. D. Firestone.
Harry Young and Downe. Roland
spent Sunday with friends in Ottum-
wa
A pleasant social affair was held
Saturday at the John Burgess home,
where guests were entertained at an
afternoon luncheon. The guests were
entertained with a little contest in
volving a knowledge of books and their
titles. in which the honors were
won by Miss Anna Duffield, who was
awarded q bust of Irving. The after
noon was very enjoyable.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-10
FARsoN..

Farson, June Z. Mrs. Curtis Crock
er Of Sigourney visited her friend Mrs.
Eva Dickins Friday.
John Deuser Jr., is home from Ed
dyville to stay.
The Children's Day program which
was given here Sunday afternoon, was
rendered quite successfully. large
crowd was present in spite Of the sui
try afternoon.
The foundation fc- the new church
will be finished this week and the car
penters commence their work on Mon
day.
The Methodist Episcopal school of
this place will give a strawberry and
ice cream social at the home of Hessel
Dickins, next Saturday evening, June
To-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-10
cHEouEsT.

Chequest, June 6.-Messrs John and
A. e.. Mccullough, were at Keosauqla
on business Friday.
County Superintendent A. I. Hemin-
ger and Recorder F. NJ. Lee were In
Chequest on business Wednesday.
"A number from here attended
Memorial services at Douds last Sun
day forenoon; also the funeral SER
vices of the. late Albert Morrow near
that place in the. afternoon
A number of farmers are having ia
Plant their corn all over again.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-10
ALBA.

{ Abba, June THE clerk yesterday
granted permit to wed to Louis Fritz,
aged %, and Josephine Choteau, aged
20, both Of Hooking.
Rev. VIM. Porter returned from his
trip in the east Monday evening. He
has filled several pulpits in the Assoc
ciate Presbyterian denomination and
also attended the synod Of that church
at Great Cove. Penn
j Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Duncan enter
tains a large company at whist this
evening.
Miss Tony Coffnan, of Knoxville, is
a guest at the Morris Loeb home this
week.
Mayor E. R. Wright is still improv-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-10
Iowa Grand Lodge.

In the proceedings of the grand
lodge of Iowa in 1887 Mr. Parvin pub
lished a valuable appendix on this
very question showing the genesis of
the Iowa grand lodge, through that Of
Missouri, back to Tennessee, then to
that of North Carolina and from North
Carolina to the grand lodge of Eng
land. These are the generations, and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
IMPERIAL CONFAB
COMES TO AN END
Russian Gear and Emperor of Germany
Take Luncheon on Latter's Yacht
Hohenzollern.
(By Associated I'ress.)

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2I-rhc
picturesque meeting between the Rus
sian and German Empcrors, i'll The
Gulf of Finland, according to private
advices, ended this afternoon with a
gala luncheon on board the German
imperial yacht lIohenzollcrn after
which Emperor Williams yacht sailed
seward Beyond the exchange of Wis
its of the two Empcrors no further
details of the meeting arc yet avai!a-
BILE
Emperor William, it is pointed out,
is known 10 be strongly Of the opinion
that Emperor Nicholas should con-
clude peace and set his house in or.
der.
In diplomatic quarters, not exactly
friendly to Germany, there is dis
position to suspect the German En-
peror of trying to bring about IN ALI.
ance between Germany and Russia.
not only to block the attempt which
Great Britain IL said to be making to
isolate Germany through her under
standing with France and the latter
through an understanding with Rus.
STA, but for the mutual protecting of
the monarchial system
Emperor William is said to be fully
alive to the fact that the revolution
in Russia could easily be communicate
ed to Germany Ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
YELLOW JACK ON
FRUIT STEAMER
Two Men Said to Have Been Taken
From Columbia to Quarantine
Station.
Thy Associated Press.)

MOBILE, ALA, July 2i.-Thcrc Isl
II runlor current that two of The crew
of the Columbia which unloadrd fruit
last night and returned Immediately
were taken OFF the vessel when she
arrived inward bound ut tho uuaran,
tine station thirty miles below Mobile
with yellow fever.
Dr. Henry Goldthwaitc. health AMI
executive officer of the quarantine
board of Mobile Bay, went down there
today, but has moi returned
DIR. Goodc, president of the board,
when asked for information tonight
said he had heard nothing from Dr..
Goldtliwate as TO the nature Of The
illness.
IL is reported enc of the men died,
but this lacks confirmation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Body of Uncle Sans First Admir-.
al Temporarily Housed in I'm,
pretentiOBs Vault.
n NAVAL ACADEMY GROUNDS


ANNAPOLIS. MD. July 2I.-The
hody of John Paul Jones is now III the
pcsscssicn Of the United States. To
day il rests on American soil, housed
temporarily in an unprctcntiou:; vault
in The center of the grounds ut the
naval academy and near the uulinish
cd chapel in whose crypt later 1t is 10
find honorcd reposc, Il perpetual uspir-
atiOn to the young men OF the nation
here trained in the arts of naval war.
fare.
The body was removed from the
cruiser Brooklyn to the naval tug
S:andisli and from that To ioat
nioUrcd to The shCrc. where stalwart
iaciics PACED it in hearsc, which
was escorted by an imposing cortcga
Of narincs. iackics and midsh,puuc;i,
in Which the French nation participate
cd with "A landing party of officers and
men from the French cruiser Jurjun
dc In Gr:virre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
BUSY DAY IN THE
STATE TALKFEST
Candidates FOR Governor and United
States Senator Making Hay While
Sun Shines.
tspecIal 10 the Daily Press,

Especial 10 the Daily Prcss)
RICHMOND, VA. July 2i.-Colnnel
willard. Congressman Swanson ana
Governor Montague spoke ut Houston
today and ut South Boston tonight.
Senator Murtin addressed ali cnthu-
siastic audience at Stuunton and Judge
Mann was greeted by large assem-
blagc at AppomattOX.
The governor had immense audi.
cnccs and was greeted by loud cries
Of Senator Montague" The Cover
nor spoke largely along his usual lines.
lie provoked applause constantly lie
said the King Of England would net
hold his crown six months il lie inter
fcrcd in elections as much as the ma
cline does in Virginia.
The addresses of Messrs. Willard
and Swanson, all similar to their pre-
vioms efforts. were given generous ap-
plause.
Senator Martin at Staunton anil
Judge Mann at AppomattoX were given
most friendly greetings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Komura Further States That En-,
yeys are Not Over Sangulne
Of Success.
pROTECTORATe OVER KOREA
Distinguished Oriental Visitor Ex.
plains How Jap Exploitation in That
Direction Will Divert immigration of
His countrymcn From America
Expects Invitation From President.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, July 2I.-Daron Komura.
Japanese minister of foreign affairs
and plenipotentiary i'll the pending
peace negotiations with Russia arriv-
ed in Chicago today from st. Paul OH
the Burlington Limited. Delegations
were OH hand to greet the visitors. The
party remained in Chicago one hour,
leaving by the Pennsylvania special
the eighteen hour train for New York.
Baron Komuru authorized the fol-
lowing statement:
AT New York we shall meet Minis.
ter Takahira from whom we expect
to have word from President Roosc-
welt, inviting us to call either at Oys.
ter Bay or Washington We desire
peace, yet are not over anxious, nor
are we over sangninG that the nego-
tiations will be productive.
"A Japanese protcctorate over Korea
will open the way for Japanese imml-
grafton there AMI divert II from this
country"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
ALL ARE FOUND OR #
ACCOUNTED FOR
List of Bennington's III-Fatcd Crew
SIS Dead, DC Wounded, 90 un.
injured, Deserter.
(By Associated Press.)

SAN DIEGO. CAL. July 2l.-All
men connected with the United States
gunboat Bennington at the time of
the fatal boiler explosion in San Diego
harbor were accounted for today.
Exploration of the vessels hold con-
tinues as rapidly as it is emplicd Of
water
The summary of the situation today
is:
Dead. IS; wounded. iG; uninimrcd,
%; dcscrtcr /. Total number of crew
before accident. 1877.
c. y. Mumpcr WAS found alive and
uninjircd today, blotting out any miss
ing list.
The identity Of the four men class
cd as unidentified dead was establish
cd today, as follows:
C. NELSON.
c. OSCATER.
i. STRANGE.
u. J. OGLES.
The following men arc still in Il
critical condition.: w. IL. Kennedy,
George IIalcttc c. Schallctz. II. IL.
Mcttincs. S. Pakatc. l.. a. Gricz and
Walter Martin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
TAKES
$3.50 SILVER CUP
Small Motor Launch Wins Race From
New York to Marbehead-Ba Badly
Battered.
(By Associated .Press)

MARBLEIIEAD MASS. July 2i.--
After daring run along DIS miles Of
the New England coast, in unusually
tcmpcstous conditions for midsummer.
the 2S-foot motor launch Talisman
owned by William SavilIc. OF BOSTON
and built in that city, today won the
race from New York to this port con
Quoted under the auspices of the
Knickerbocker Yech. Club.
Battered by heavy seas for nearly
II hours with her seams started AMI
her crew pumping vigorously, the
Talisman, the smallest of the fleet of
twelve which started in the contest
at noon OIL Saturday. struggled into
this harbor this morning and crossed
the finish line. winner of the $3.50 sill.
yer cup.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Baron Rosen in Massachusetts.

MANCHESTER, MASS. July "a
Baron Rosen. the Russian ambassador,
expects to leave here for New York
Friday end will await there the ar
rival of NJ. Witte and the remainder
CT the Russian mission. The AMBUSH
der is anxious To have conference
with his confrercc as soon as possible
about the negotiations, AS the instruc-
tons for both plenippteniiaries were
placed by the Emperor i'll NJ. Whites
hands.
Beyond the general instructions that
Russia has appointed delegates to dis
cuss with Japan's delegates means of
ending the war, few details about the
conference have been communicated
here from ST. Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
HE HOPES THEY ALL
WILL GO TO JAIL
Principal Owner of Town Topics Says
He Will Help Send Blackmailers to
Prison.
fpy AasocIated rrea..l

NEW YORK.-.Iuly 2l-Coloncl w.
ID. Mann, principal owner Of Town
Topics, was IL passenger on the liner
Zealand, which arrived tonight from
European ports. Colonel Mann, was
asked concerning the district attor.
ncy's investigation of the publication,
known as "Fads and Eancics." lie
said:
III any of the Town Topics men
have been guilty of blacknail l hopc
they will all go TO jail and III help
tn put them there"
The colonel would not make any
statement about Justice Dcucl's con-
nection with "Fads and Fancies," or
with Town Topics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
is PLAYING LONE
HAND, SAYS CHENG
DecIaresThat China's Note to the Pow.
ers Was Sent on own lnlta-
tive.
tRy Associated Press,

AMHERST. MASS. July 21.-That
China i'll communicating to the pow
ers her unwillingness to recognize any,
arrangement regarding Manchuria
about which she had not previously
been consulted. acted entirely on her
own initiative. is the emphatic state.
ment of Sir Chcng Tung Liang Chsns,
the Chinese minister, who is here.
No attempt is made at the legation
to conceal the seriousness of the pres
ent boycott against american goods Or
the fact that the feeling against Amer
lean restriction of Chinese immigra-
ton of the better classes runs high
In Chinese commercial circles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, HIlisDAY, july 25 1905.

the town was for five hours yesterday
i'll the hands OF thousand roughs,
who murdcrously attacked every re-
spectacle person they met in the
streets. Numbers of persons were kill
cd or injured, the rioters breaking
into houses in pursuit Of their victims.
The governments advice says that
one man was killed. and that twelve
were seriously injured during the riot
ing at Nislli NovSorOd yesterday.
Twenty others were treated i'll the
hospitals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
PROPER ACTION TO BE TAKEN
Says Department May Reasonably Ask
InduIgcnt Public to Trust it to Do
What is Needed Under circum;
stances Hereafter Shown to Have
(
Exstcd-Precautons For Future.
(By Associated press.J

WASHINGTON, July Secretary
Bonapartc, in Il statement made upou
his arrival IT the navy department !,
today, said the public may rest assul.
cd that the Bennington disaster would
be thoroughly investigated and that
whatever action the results of the in.
vcstigation may show to be propc.
will be taken by the department
promptly and eHcctually. The sccrc-
tary added:
Facts lmperfectly Understood.
Beyond this can say nothing at
present, because as yet the material
facts are but very impcrfectly under
stood. deprccate the publication IF
conjecturcs or spcculations as to the
possible causes of the disaster.
But think this department niay
reasonably ask Of an indulgent pub
lie that it lie trusted To do what IS
needed under the circumstances here
after shown to have existed whether
as matter Of justice towards indi.
viduals Or of precaution against SINH
lar misfortunes In the future"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
WILL LOSE 100000 BARRELS
Total Loss, Including Pumping Plant,
Will Aggregate so5o,ooo-Throwlus
up Earthen Embankment to Prevent
Spread of Flames to other Tsnks-
Temporary Homes Destroyed.
Uy Associated Press.)

HOUSTON. TGNAS, July 2i.-With
probably twelve PERSONS dead, the fire
in the Humble oil fields, which started
last night is still burning fcrcely,
hut 1t remains confined to the tanks
OF the Texas company
So far as can be learned, the burned
men were all negroes employed to
prevent the spread Of the flames. For.
ty-thrcc mules persisted.
The managers of the Texas Com
pany say that tho tanks contained an
proximately 2,5U0,00O barrels of oil
valued ut rs cents Il barrel and that
none of the oil will be saved. In addi.3
ton they say, the big pumping plant
was destroyed, making u total loss Of
moro than sG50,OO0.
Throwing Up Barriers.
Today the efforts of the fire fight
crs have been confined to throwing up
earthcn embanimcnts between tho
burning tanks. of which there are ele-
ven, and those In which 1000 900 bar.
rols OF Gil belonging to other compa-
MICS, arc stored
These tanks are 5000 and 1000 feet
away from the fire. but the water
which covers tho field as result OF
>ihe rain of Sunday has llouted the
burning oil To the first Lowell and n
sudden "blow-ovcr'' may send the
burning fluid to the second .cnbnnl-
mcnt. which would place tho other
tanks In great danger.
The fire is not spreading toward the
producing field. and II is not expected
mat 1T will. hundreds of men are en-
gagged tonight. strengthening the
levccs, bniIding them higher, and in
throwing up additional ridges.
Temporary Homes Lost.
Scores of people lave lost their
temporary homes in The field. Many
have already come to Houston 10 seek
shelter
Among tho companies who had oil
stored in the Texas tanks are st. Elzi%
and Anti. 10000 barrels; Brooks &
Comapny, 100000 barrels; Landslider,
& Company. 100000
Duo ia The Humble fire a sharp adj
vance occurred III the oil market ana
still further advances are ordered.
j.. 0. ID. oil is quoted Mt from %
to % cents today, an advance OF about
four cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
INVESTIGATION BEGINS.
Federal Grard Jury Takes up Cotton
Leak Scandal.
NiY NSsncinirn prnsas

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-Thc in
vcstisalinn of The leakage Of the cot
ton report from The department of
agriculture was begun today by the
federal grand Jury.
In accordance with the call of Dis
trict Attorney Beach the jury assem-
hled AT II o'clock, and promptly en-
tered upon The work before it.
AS MIR. Beach entered the room lie
declined To express an opinion as to
how long the inquiry would continue,
to state how many witnesses would he
called Or to give any information what
every except that he would personally
conduct the investigation. There was
no witnesses present when the jury
was called To order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Old Man Gets Long Sentence.
lIIY AsancIntad BRASS

NEW YORK. July 2i-What was
practically life sentence i'll Sing
Sing prison, today was imposed upon
Edward II. Neidingcr, an aged man,
who last week was convicted of i'm
proper conduct i'll connection with So
called flower clubs. which he organ
lied for little girls. Nineteen years
AMI ten months, within two months OF
the extreme penalty provided by the
law, was The sentence Of the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Won't Be President of S. A. L.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July PA report Ia
the effect that John +. Wallace, for
mcrly chief engineer of the Panama
Canal. was to become president Of the
Scaboard Air Line, was denied today
by Chairman James a. Blair OF tho
Scahoard's executive committee. Mr..
Blair said there was absolutely no
Foundation for the report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
FOUR ATE ToADsTooLs.
Festivities of Birthday Party Followed
by Four Deaths.
u ll}Y AaSn<,la cd Yhrnur i ~
fBy Associated I'rcss.J

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 24,--
Toadslools mixed with mushrooms and
eaten at n birthday party has caused
tho death of four of the six members
OF the family of Joseph Franzor. a
farmer, who resided near Landsville,
n. j. The dead are Joseph Frauzor.
aged is years; his wife, aged so, ana
Two daughters, aged Z and 2 years.
The remaining members of the fam
ily two boys, aged 5 and 1 years,
owe their lives TO Tho fact that they
did not partake Of the poisonous mix
ture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
NORFOLK TRAGEDY.
Iratc Husband Slabs Wife's Caller to
Heath

Death.
a Norfolk special to the Washington
Post, dated July %, says:
Edward Fisher tonight stabbed l..
A. Garrison to death in a house at
Kent and jefferson streets. Fisher
and his wife separated some time ago,
and he went to her home tonight while
Garrison was calling.
"As Garrison left. Fisher attacked
him. killing him. Fisher escaped"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25

Pollock. Tor many yGnrs professor of
Mercer University. died this afternoon
III Monroe, Ga. He resigned the prcsi-
dcncy this year because ut failing
health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Baron Preveru Murdered.
(By Associated Press

(By AssUcIntod Prcss)
koENIGSDURG. PRUSSIA. July
2i.-Adviccs received here from Has
enpoih. near l.ibnu, Russia, announce
The murder OF Baron preveru, of the
peasant reform commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Walthour Takes Championship.
fBy Associated prcss5

ANTWERP, July 2I.-Bobby Walt
hour. the American. won the 100,kllo.
meter cycling championship here to-
day. The time was hour, Is minutes
and 81 seconds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Emperor Returns to Peterhof.
tRy AssncI,tc,t p,t,,,.>

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2I.-Em-
peror Nicholas las returned to Peter
hof.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
Removed to DeEn =. Tuq.

The Stundish came alongside and
made fast TO the Brooklyn shortly
before 8 o'clock. The body of the
sascad admiral was hQisted from ts.posi-
ton on the half deck by Il boat
crane, carried to the stnrboard si,lc,
where another crane lowered it To the
after deck of the tug.
Sixteen tackles went over the side.
Of the Brooklyn and placed the coffin
on Il catafalque, where IL was covered
by the flag Of General Porter over
which was spread the Union Jack.
Then the jackics stood at attention in
a square around the bier.
The unshcathed sword Of John Paul
Jones, now the property Of Commander
Nicholson Of the cruiser Tacoma, was
laid on the collin under constant gunru
of n marine
Minute Ours Give Salute.
Rear Admiral Sigsbces ard ship
officers came aboard the tug and the
start for the shore was begun. The
tug took its course down between The
two columns of cruisers and battle
ships aud as it was making this run,
minute guns from every ship gave the
fifteen gun salute.
AS the body was being transferred
the marines of the squadron consiitut.
ing ono battalian and two battaliOns
of jackics were sent ashore in small
boats lowed by launches. These reach
cd short first and formed an impos-
ing guard drawn up in double line
on the sea wall of the basin of the
naval academy. The Standish landed
at barge over which an arch of
American and French flags had becn
designed.
a liearse drawn by four black horses
werc the honorary pall-bcarcrs.
Honorary Pall-Bearers.
On the right side were Rear Admiral
Sands and Captains Tillcy and Reed
er, of Admiral Sigsbce's fleet and on
the left Captain Cervis, of the French
cruiser. and Rear Admiral Davis, and
Captain Taussig. At the extreme right
Of the line was the naval academy
band which rendered Chopins funeral
march ms the body was placed in the
hcarsc.
Around the vault huge squire was
formed OIL three sides by the sailors
and marines, the fourth being occupied
by the hearsc and midshipmen.'
After the body had been removed
from the hcarse and placed OH car,
which rested OH a Temporary wooden
truck leading TO the vault, Chaplain
Clark, of the naval academy assisted
by fleet Chaplain Bayard, read II por-
ton of the Episcopal funeral service
and offered prayer
AS the car was moved to the vault
the ban,l played Il funeral march. After
IL bad been placed III position, a squat
of marines fired three vollcys and taps
were sounded by the buglers. Tho cor
tcyo waa then dismissed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
(By Associated press.)
TAFT Party Reaches Japan.

YoKAiIANfA. July 24.-7:30 a. NJ
The steamer Manchuria, with Secre-
tary of War Taft and party on board
arrived here at o'clock this morn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
LAMONT'S FUNERAL
QUIET CEREMONY
To Be Held Tomorrow at Altamont-
lnterment ct WoodIawn Cemetery
New York City.
Cry Associated Press,

PoUGEIKEEPSIE, N. Y, July III
The funeral Of former Secretary o.
War Daniel S. Lamont will be held
"Wednesday at Altamont, Miillbrook. 1t
will be quiet ceremony. The inter
ment will he i'll Woodlawn cemetery.
New York City.
War Department EuIogizes Lamont.
WASHINGTON, Juy 2d.-Thc War
Department today issued an order
eulogizing former Secretary Lamont
and directing tie half masting Of flags
at military posts Oh the day Of the
funeral.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
WASHINGTON, Juy 2d.-Thc W
Grover viii Aattend Funeral.

Sandwich. n. H.. July 24.-Formel
President Grover Cleveland left here
today to attend tho Lamont funeral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25

DR.. p. D. Pollock 10 Dead.
(By Associated Press.J
MACON, GA, July 24.--Dr. P. D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25
TOWN IN HANDS OF
THOUSAND ROUGHS
Numbers Of Persons Killed and lnJur;
ed and Houses Broken Into by the
Rioters.

Thy Associated Presg1
ST. PETERSBURG, July 24.-Tele-
grams from Nishni Novgorod say that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-25

THE DAILY PRESS
lie the only newspaper
In Newport News that
receives full Associated
Prese Report.