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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16

Moro on mis- iepert as ev Wog sTa s of
trading has been brought practically to
an end turnout the seacoast Moro
districts, altho he says it undoubtedly:
continues to some extent between the
inland Moros and the savage tribes Of
the interior. -. ...- re -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16
DANCE WINS BRIDAL DOwER

Mahoney City, Pa, Jan. 16.-Lucretia
salvina, a buXon1 maiden of 49, who has
arrived here from Italy to become the
bride of Giuseppe Perrinzo. distinguished
herself at a merry making held in her
honor by dancing down twenty partners
in a Neapolitan endurance quadrille. In
recognition of the feat the hat was passed
and $40 taken up and presented to her
as a pre-nuptial gift.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16
Which we Import Direct from 81. Gall.

TUESDAY the E1nbroderes join the procession of Jar
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taton for the opportunities they afforded W
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ngs Insertions ouncngs corsage cover ebroideries en-
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16
FIREMEN OVERCOME BY
DENSE AMMONIA FUMES

Chicago, Jan. 16.-The fire which
started in the beef storage warehouse Of
Schwarzschilds & Sulzberger, Forty
first street and Ashland avenue, last
night, was still burning today, altho I'M
the sides and roof of the building and
a six-story structure, in their efforts to
find the fire, and a1tho dense volumes
Of smoke and ammonia fumes poured
out of these apertures, no flames were
visible. The fire was in the sawdust
which was packed between the double
walls of the building.
Fourteen fremen were overcome by
the ammonia and were carried out by
their companions. All will recover.
The loss is estimated at 100000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16

BIG STEAMER ASHORE.
Alexandria, Egypt, Jan. 16.-The North
German Lloyd steamer Hofenzollern. from
Naples, is ashore at the mouth of this
harbor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-16
SidebOdrdS

Golden quartered oak sideboard-
massive design-with two small and
one large drawer, cupboard below,
large French bevel plate mirror, re-
dliced from $38 to $25. s.-
Golden quartered oak sideboard,
with one large and two small drawers,
cupboard, large mirror, reduced from
$40 to $28. s:1 @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Georgia Conference suspends
Preach.r for Peculiar Conduct.
WON N APPEARS IN The CASE
For His Alleged misbeliavior He is
Allowed to Take the "Rest Cure"
for Ore Year-FemaIe is Said to
Have Resented Familiarity.
especial to The Daily Press,


NEWMAN. GA, Nov. 25.-The COM
mittee in the case of Rev. w. w.
Wadsworth. ID. D.. OF Hartwell, Ga,
II Methodist minister and member
OF the North Georgia conference. now
in session here, made the following
report today. which was adopted:
We. the committee in the case Of
Rev. w. w. Wadsworth, find him
guilty and recommend that he be sus.
pended for one year"
The alleged conduct of DR.. Wads.
worth towards o woman of Hartwell,
on whom il is alleged he called while
her husband was away, is said to he
The basis CT charges on which DR..
Wadsworth was tried by the confer.
encc. 1t is said DR.. WadswOrth was
too familiar and the woman resented
il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
AnnapoIis.v. p. |.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Nov. 25.-Thc
Naval Academy football team played
the last game of the season Gu the
home grounds. defeating the team cf
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute by
Il score OF II 20 g. The midshipmcn
scored touchdown and goal in each
half, Doherty making both the touch
downs and Spencer kicking the goals
The score of the visiting team was
made at the opening of the second
half when Harlan received the kickoff
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Woman Take Her Husbands PTS,
tOl and Shoots Doctor.
ISLANDER BACK OF THE CRIME
Just Recovering from Attempted Self
Destruction She Enters Victims
Office and Fires Two Bullets into
His Heart-Man and Wife Arrested.
uy Associated Press

MONTICELLO. MISS, Nov. Ca
Mrs. James Birdsong. who shot and
Killed DR.. Thomas Butler at his Office
here today. is i'll Jail and her husband
DR.. Birdsong, dentist. mas been plac.
cd under arrest as an ACCESSORY
II is believed that Mrs. Birdsnnp
VIII set up plea of SANDER as The
ground for the killing. there having
been considerable gossip about tn;
dead man and woman.
Thursday after the woman had visit.
Ell the dead mans office she went
home and tried To commit suicide by
taking morphine, but physicians saved
her life. She was in bed all day yes.
terday. hui today after her husband
started for his Office she got his pistol
and walked to DR.. Buffers Office The
doctor was alone and without n word
She began 70 fire on him
Dr. Butler reireated. tha second shot
being fired while he was going through
the door. He fell 10 tho sidewalk and
the woman fired three more shots at
him. Two CT the bullets penetrated
the mans heart.
The dead doctor is nephew Of for.
mer Governor l.cngino. who will take
part in The preliminary trial Monday.
DR. Butler leaves widow ana four
children
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Testimony at Merlwether's Trial
Shows That Brutality
Was Upheld.
DEFENDANT HAD NO CHOICE
" Nj. /, Cadets Court Dismissed by
Refusing to Attend Parade-Hazers
Put Ucder Arrest in South Carolina
Military Academy-Hoosier Stu
dents Use Electricity.
CRv Associated prcssl

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. 2a-To-
days session of the courtmartiai
which is trying Midshipmau Mor;-
wethcr WAS largely occupied will.
testimony of classmates OF the az.
cuscd and members of the first ella, ,
Of tho Naval Academy. The evidence
was intended by the defense 10 show
thar Branch harborcd animosi,y
against Mcriwoiher and prosecuted
him and also that Tho existence of tho
practice Of fighting was known a.
and in Il manner connivcd at by high
officials of the Naval Academy.
One OF the important developments
OF the day was the ordering by the
secretary of the navy of the disintor.
menr OF Branch's body tomorrow FOR
The purpose OF holding an autopsy.
Bra.ch's Record None Too Good.
Midshipman William Il. Page. a
classmate Of Mcriwether, said
Branch charged Meriwethcr with hav-
ing told him TO 20 to hell" NIeri-
wother was the only one reported by
Braich.
81 Molwcther's classmatc. Nlidshlp-
man 8lilliam. II, pashley, said that
Meriwethcr would have been an "out.
cast in his class" if he had not fought,
and worse than an outcast" II he ~.
fused Rranch's challenge. Meri-
wether had at least one other fight
during the last term.
Fight Common Occurrences.
Midshipman n. l.. Chaplin, a first
classman, testified that, having been
caught fighting. % dement's were
given 10 him by the late Commander
c. f. Colahan. then commandant nt
midshipmen.
l.. NJ Atkinson. another first class.
man testified that Admiral Brownson.
while superintendent Of the Naval
Academy, had said in his presence
that there would be no Investigation
OF any light sanctioned by the first
class. This promise was made to In.
duce them &c do away with hazing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Rich Woman While on Pleasure
Trip Suffers Death by IIay,
ing Neck Broken.
STEERING GEAR BREAKS DOWN
Dead Woman Inherited Millions from
Croker. One of CALIFORNIA; so-
nanza kings-Husband Son OF the
Au,hor-severaI Other Persons Are
Severely Injured but Not Fatally.
CRv Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov. 25-Mrs. Francis
Burton Harrison, wife of former Con.
Srcssman Francis Burton Harrison. OF
New York. was killed today by tie
overtnrning OF an automobile in which
she was riding with friends from San
Francisco. The car was running at
fearful rate down Il steep hill in
Long Island City whom break in the
steering gear caused the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Scott. of San
Francisco. and Charles n. Crocier,
also Of San Francisco, n student and
brother Of Mrs. Harrison. were in
iured.
Mr.. Scott suffered = fractured rib
and is in a serious condition his wife
VA rendered unconscious. but later
was icvivcd. Mir. Crockcr was bruis.
ed. and the chauffeur slightly hurt.
Mrs. liarrison's neck was broken.
Mrs. Harrison was Miss Mary
Crcckor. daughter OF Charles r..
Crockor of San Francisco. She was
one OF three children who divided the
icriune OF between $12,000,000 and
$l',Ooo,o00 left by her father. Her
husband, Francis Burton Harrison is
The son OF AIRS. Burton ~ Harrison
The novelist. and Burton n. Harrison.
who was secretary of President JEFF.
fcrson Davis. CT the Southern Confcd.
erncy during the Civil war. Mr.. Scott
is the son OF Irving NJ. Scott. the San
Francisco shipbuilder.
MIR. and Mrs. Harrison were married
IN 1900. At the last subernatorial
election in New York, Mr.. Harrison
was candidate for the Office of lieu
tenant governor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
PREFERS NEGROES
TO WHITE PERSONS
virginia Girl Found Living in Co...
tentment With CoIored
Family in Ohio.
Especial to the Daily Press,

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 25.-Seem.
ingly unconscious OF ner surround.
ings and innocent OF what ner pre-.
sencc there meant, America Reynolds.
Il young Southern girl, yesterday
STOOD before Judge I.ueders in the
Police Court and told why she prefer
red to live with a family OF colored
people rather than among those Of
her own color.
The girl, just Il. had been arrest.
ed en- complaint of her brother .ee
reynolds. Brother and sister came
here not long ago from their home
near Norfolk, Va. where they were
left orphans. Tho brother complained
that his sister, America, would not
stay with him. but had started 10
dive With. n cclored family named
Mcfarland. residing on West Fork
road Cummingsville.
When judge 1-ueders spoke to her
In court yesterday she said: Il am
II Nirginian, sab, and I'm not asham.
ed 10 say | have lived among colored
folks who have kinder hearts than
white people. We think we'll of some
OF Our black people. and the folks /
have been staying with are from Vir.
ginia. | would rather live with Them
than with white trash"
Judge Iueders took an unusual in.
terest in her because of her innocent
sincerity. and he made inquiries
which proved that the girls reputa
ton was beyond any question
Through his efforts the Southern
girl was provided with home at
Gods Bible school. and one of the
teachers from the school took her
out to the Homo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
CAP TAIN HENDERSON
RELIEVED OF DUTY
Popular Inspector of Ordnance at
sh'pyard Leaves on December
Lieut.. Blue Succeeds Him.

Captain Richard Henderson, U. =
~. retired. who has been stationed
mere since last January as insDecto,.
oil ordnance at the PLANT of the New
port News Shipbiulding Il Dry Docl;
company. will he relieved of that
duty On December o. Captain Hen
dcrson will go to his old home f..
North Carolina as soon as he is re-
lieved from duty.
Since he has been stationed in thi,
city, Captain Henderson has made
many friends who will regret TO hos,.
OF the order OF the navy department;
detachins him from duty here.
Lieutenant Victor Blue has been
ordered to report here on Dcccmbc:.
to succeed Captain Henderson ,s
inspector of ordnance He is now
doing special duty in the bureau OF
ordnance OF the navy department 8,
Washington. d. c.
Lieutenant c. a. Gardner who 4.
assistan, to the inspector of ordnance
at the local shipvard, has also bec,,
detached from duly here and ordcrc
TO the bureau OF steam engineering.
in tho nav department. at Washinn.
ton or December t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
ST. Petersburg Terror Stricken.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. o5.-In
view of the alarming news received
today Of mutny nj Sebastopol. the
proceedings CT the Zcmstvo congress
AZ Moscow and other developments in
me Russian situation palcd into insjc
nilicancc.
This formidable revolt in which sail.
ors OF the fleet and infantry garrisons
are participating appears at the pres.
ent tn he beyond the power of vice
Admiral Chouknin. commander OF tho
Black Sea fleet, To control as the dis
patches say nothing Of counter meas.
tles being taken or OF the attitude al
the other regiments OF the regular
garrison
The revolt Of the Brest regiment IL
one OF the most serious forces of the
situation. 1t is the first time an in.
lantry regiment as whole has mu.
tinted. and the question of the Inns of
every one in the capitol is how long
IL will he before it is followed by OH.
ers, perhaps even the ST. Petersburg
| garrison.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Observation-Disclosures.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 25.-Thc
football game here today resulted as
follows: Richmond College, IS; Ran
dolph-Macon, is. The game was called
on account OF darkness.
a Richmonder made the famous
Carlisle Indian trick play of running
with the balr under his sweater TO d
point beyond the RandolEh-Macon
goal line and there was a long dis
cussion as 10 whether it should be al
lowed, Richmond claiming The game
by the score of 90 TO IS as result of
the play. The referee. however. de-
cided on the tic result first stated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Woman Leaves DanviiIe So AS TO
Die in Washington.


WASHINGTON. u. c., Nov -
y white woman. - years old, of Dan
vile. Va, attcmptcr suicide. in Farra
2ut Square.
inc young woman. who has every
appearance OF refinement. left Dan.
WIG va. last night for Washington.
III Pullman car. After arriving in
Washington she walked from The
pennsylvania Railroad station to Far
iasut Square. q mile away. and az
the foot oi the statue of Tho admiral
shot herself in the breast. Al the
Emergency hospital. where she was
taken. il is stated that while tho
wound is serious, il is not necessarily
fatal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
'ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE.
New Steamer Northwaite Arrives in
Port for Cargo.

The British steamship Northwa:tn
arrived in port yesterday from Yves.
Hartlerool on her maiden voyage.
The steamer experienced good wealth.
or while crossing the Atlantic and
she made fast trip. The Northwiata
has just been turned out at the yarl
OF her builders in West Hartlepcol
aud is chartered to load full cargo
OF oats at this port.
While she is consigned to Furness,
Witty & Company. the vessel has
not hccn chartered by that firm and
will net ply out of this port regularly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
"Black Coffin" for Admira,

ODESSA, Nov. 25.--(S:45 u .m)L
troops have been sont from here to
quell the disorders at Sebastopol
which are reported to be increasing.
Tho mutinocrs have sent tho chief nd
miral black coffin" and have dc
mandcd that he leave the town immc.
dIately. Hallway traffic with Sebbas.
topol is interrupted.
The wounds of Admiral Pisarcvski.
VINO was shot by the mutinous sailors.
are serious
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
SENATOR BURTON
is FOUND Guilty.
For 4 Second Time Federal jury
Convicts Him of
Grating.
Ey Associated pross.l

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2G.--Unitcd States
Senator J. Ralph Burton, of Kansas,
this morning was found guilty in the
United States Circuit Cnus. on. all six
counts against him. charging that the
senator Dracticed before the postoficc
department at Washington while .
United States Senator TO prevent the
issuance of fraud order against the
Rialto Grain and Securities Company,
of ST. Louis. The jury was out only
two hours.
\ This is the second trial Of Senator
Burton on similar charges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Red Flan their aann, ~. 3.

SEbASTOPOI., Nov, o5.-Thc sail.
ors OF this port and the Drest regi.
ment have mutiniod ana joined tho
"orRmen who arc holding meeting
under the red flag. The city is in a
state of panic
Inc mntincers. carrying red flags
ana accompanied by military ban,i.
marched To the railway station and
compelled the employees to cease work.
inc sailors yesterday attempted to
hoid meeting and Rear Admiral
risareVSki announced that the meet
ing would he dispersed by the use of
iire arms, whcrc'ipon the sailors fred,
on and wounded the admiral.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
THREE FOOTBALL VICTIMS.
Bull Fighting and Prize Fighting Out
done by the Colleoe Men.

NEW YORK, Nov. William
Moore, right halfback of The Union
College football team. died tonigh,
from injuries received today in n
game with New York University
Moore was knocked unconscious by Il
hlrw on the head. s..
New5@sY ,prk " faiaielyw won tbe
game, lffto'tf~ 60
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Gould's Son eIackbalIed,

NEW YORK. Nov 25.-King's
Crown society of Columbia University
has refused to admit Kingdom Gould,
the son of George ]. Gould, 10 its
membership.
This ster is said to be the result
OF young Gould firing revolver when
several sophcmores attempted TO haze
him last "ear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Cadets Under Arrest.
Ny Associn1cd prcss. }

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov. 25.-
Cadets Osbonrne. Riley. McAllister,
Seibels, Richardson and Stewart, OF
South Carolina and Cohen. of New
York, Of the fourth class of the South
Carolina Military Academy. are under
arrest for ''chastisine Cadet Ley
saith. on Thursday night.
Leysath declared that he could not
endure the hazinG. He stated thai
he was made ~ servant Of"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Star HaIfbac% on Defeated Team Has
Spine Injured.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2j.-Colunibia
was no match for Pennsylvania in
the game played today. The final
score of % to o indicates the relative
strength OF The teams
Carter, Columbia's star halfback.
was badly injured in scrimmage late
in the second half and had TO lie car
ricd from the field. The teams doctor
found he had wrenchcd his spine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Instantly Killed o, Battle Field.

Rockville, IND, Nov. 25.-Carl
Osborne was instantly killed in i
Football game between Marshall anil
Bol!morc High schools al Belmorc.
One rib was broken and driven
through the heart.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Lynchbura Gets Bis Conc rn.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 25.-The
Old Dominion Bridge and Constrlc.
ton Company. with capitalization
of 100000. has been formed here bv
local capitalists for the purpose Of
erecting large structural iron and
bridge plant in Lynchburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

and passed TO Carpenter, who made a
touchdown after run OF % yards
The Naval Academy players received
no serious injuries during the game
and express confidence i'll their abil-
ity to win next Saturdays game with
the West Point team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26

yesterday morning. The vessel has
been in The basin for several weeks
having her hull repaired and now sid.
ing put i'll the "lnd wells on her hull
The vessel is undergoing an cxtcnsiv2
"verhaulins and will not leave
Shipyard for several weeks vet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Haze Cadet With Electricity.

tSpccl"I 10 the Daily PressD
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. 25.-
Superintendent Fleet. of Culver Mill.
tary Academy. discharged eight ca.
diets for hazing another cadet, named
rec. They forced him to strip. and
then turned the current from an
electric battery upon him until he be.
came unconscious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
v. M. |. Cadets Court Dismissed.

Especial To The Daily Prcss.)
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. Pa crisis
was reached at the Virginia Military
Institute tOda" when twelve OF the
onthbonnd thirteen cadets cut dress
parade for the purpose of forcing the
Issue with the authorities.
One of the students apoloeized and
then resigned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Sack to Old Point.

The United States armorcd cruiser
Colorado completed loading bunker
coal yesterday and she returned to
the armored cruiser squadron a, Old
Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
But for FIuke the Contest of
Tie Year Would Have Been
a Tie Game.
ANNAPOLIS BEATS Y.PL.I2 TO {
Richmond College and Randolph
Macon Play Hot Game Which Ends
in a Tie Score Of 10 to 1s-Wes.
Points Beats she Rah Rah soys
From Syracuse.
UEy Associated r.'css. }

Wy -'SS''iittl l.cSS.l
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Nov. 25.-By
her Quicknoss in soiZing the oppor-
iunity afforded bv muffed punt.
Yale today won the annual fool la II
game with Harvard bv score of :;
10 o.
The error, which was made by
Nichols. who had replaced Foster n,
LETT halfback. occurred near the close
Of The second half and but for it, as
even Yale admitted, the contest prob.
ably would have resulted as did those
on the SAME field in 1897 and 1899.
i'll no score for either side.
Harvard's unexpected ability To
solve and stop Iale's attack was the
feature OF the contest except for ono
dash Of IL Yards by 1oome in tho
first half and one OF IL yards by
Morse in the second half, the Yale
gains were short, and nearly all were
made by plunses into the line.
Mass Plays the Rule.
The Harvard gains also resulted
from mass plays, usually with the
famous tandem formation, the only
exception being dash OF IS yards
by Quarterback Starr, who by running
me whole width of tho field, elude /
fnle's ends for that distance.
Yale captured the ball three tim IS
and Harvard took the ball away from
Yale twice by stubborn defense.
Harvard reached Yales 24-yard line
in the second half only TO he sent
back five yards fer aiT-side play. This
was the nearest the Crimson came
10 scoring touchdown. In the first
half. however. Burr made Il beautiful
attempt ut goal from placement from
fale's 1l-yard line, missing il by a
few feet
TaIe's Only Score.
falc's only score came in the last
ten minutes of play. Tho ball had
gone UP and down the field with
neither side able TO make any long.
consistent gains. lIoyt sent high
punt TO Nichols on the Harvard 80
YARD me The Harvard back, who
had just come into the game, muifed
the kick and Captain Shevlin. who on
every kick during the game was down
the field with marvellous speed. grab
/hcd the bah The instant il iouche |
the ground. Yale had twice before
been held within Harvard's 25-yarsl
line, but Nichols error seemed To
sap ehe fighting spirit OF the Crimson
players, and in ten rushes Yale made
the distance 10 the goal line
Forbes had the honor OF carrying
the ball ever for Yalc's only toucn-
down and Hoyt kicked an easy goal
iiom punt out. Neither side camo
within striking distance of the others
goal after Yale scored. ...
Fortythrce thousand persons saw
The game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Gre a. Free Union.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. NOV
25.--The store OF f. NJ. Head ana
Bros, at Free Union. was destroyed
today by fire. together with the entire
stock The loss is s1,SOO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Gaditano Out of Dock.

The steamship Gaditano was loat.
cd our of drydock No. ., ut tho shin.
yard, yesterday. The steamer has
hccn in The basin for sometime hav.
ing work done on her hull.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-26
Postmasters Named.
(ny AssocIated Press. }

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 25.--
The following fourth-class postmast.
ers were appointed today: Virginia
Crosses, John N. Barr; Mira Fork,
Mrs. Ida l.. Akers.