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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05

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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT;
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
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Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Flfth-ayenue
Hotel and Hoffman House
CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
Sherman House; P. Q. News Co; Great
Hotel: Palmer House
CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
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dong Distance Telephone. Central 2els. ,
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
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BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call
corner Market and Third streets. open until
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BRANCH. OFFICES:
loos Market street, opposite Fifth; open until
527 Montgomery street. corner Clay open until
800 Hayes street: open until $3.50 p. M
639 McAllister street; open until $3.50 P. N
6l5 Larkin street; open until $3.50 p. m.
1871 Mission street: open until 10 p. N
JOG Eleventh street; open until 3 p m.
1895 Valencia street; open until p. m.
Northeast corner Church and Duncan streets;
open until 9 .. m
200 Fillmore street: open until D. m
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$4,500-Tenth ave-, nr. PIT. Lobos: house,
rooms and bath: built years ago by
owner for home; sale Imperative
S2,950-Clcse to Geary street. car line; we'll
built 2-story frame house.. s rooms
and bath: modern In every respect:
3 rooms rent for S11 90. owner
cupies the other ,; mortgage OF $1,000
can remain II desired.
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$a.0oo-4th ave-, near Clement St; cottage of
rooms and bath; large basement lot
Is :6x1HO. 49,
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G. H. UMBSEN & CO., 20 Montgomery St
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ss5, ,oo0-Near Ellis and Taylor sts.; large
Choice holding; old improvements; a
splendid site for stores and apartment
house; lot S5xi31 IS; will subdivide
S3S, ,5oO-Rent $3.50 per annum; a splendid
corner On Hayes St; improvements con-
sist OF stores. fats and houses; three
frontages
SIS. .ooo-Rents S2lOo per annum; choice corner
on Golden Gate ave: improvements con-
sist OF stores and flats in perfect order;
lot 40 # front; bank mortgage of S10.-
800 can remain.
81, ,O0o-Rents S2442 per annum; Webster st
corner; choice flats OF 6-6-7 rooms and
bath each; less than year old: each
fiat has two toilets china closets and
two storerooms they are so constructed
that they are flooded with sun and light
the entire day
$40 o0O-Ninth st business property; 5oxSo i'm
provements: can be enlarged and made
TO pay q handsome rate of interest on
the investment; owner a nonresident
and very anxious to sell; will refuse no
reasonable offer.
Sl5oOO-Rents $500 per annum; near Geary
and Laguna sts-; modern fats of 7-6
rooms and bath each; lot 81 feet
front
s12, 3oo-Rents s76o per annum; 7th St, within
block and half of Market; a good
substantial 3-story building containing
stores and lot 25xS5; this is a splendid
buy. as 1t is bound TO enhance.
$12, 0o0-Rents SlOS0 per annum; close TO Van
Ness ave. and Hayes St; modern fats
Of 81 rooms and bath each; brick foun-
dation. etc.
SIC, ,oo0-Rents 5000 per annum; Clayton st: 3
modern fats OF rooms and bath each;
s75oo-close TO Union and Pierce sts.
marine view lot. 74x1ST;6
s55oo-Rents 5000 per annum; shotwell st. /;
8 nsts Of 5-4 rooms and bath each; lot.
s275o-Rents $500 per annum: near sth and
Bryant sts. good fats in good renting
S1500-Fair Oaks ST.: 2 desirable building
lots for residence or fats. surrounded
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DAY STREET FLATS.

115, 1T and 119 Day st, between Church and
Dolores; 3 fats OF A. and rooms: renting
for S24 per month; should bring In at least
$50 per month. Plenty OF room In 'front.' TO
put IN or small hats.
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THURSDAY,

February 9, 1905.
At Office and Salesroom OF
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THORNE & FITZPATRICK.
'eEJ SsTs Naav- NTONTCxf

THORNE & FITZPATRICK.
312 BUSH ST. Near MONTGOMERY.
S25, 00o-Cor. on Jackson ST., Pacific Heights:
beautiful modern improvements pays
10 cent.
S7,2O0-Chestnut ST. nr. Leavenworth: . new
fats. and rooms and baths; all
improvements marine view.
S32, ,0o0-Improved business property in West
ern Addition growing section; u. 500
square feet pays per cent
S15, 500-Oak ST., mr.. Fillmore; fne fats,
rooms, baths eachs lot So :6x137 g;
rents 81, 40 per annum.
S34. 0oO-Van Ness ave-, cor, close to Market;
41x1O5; old improvements.
S12, 500-Six flats in the best renting location
In Mission; rents low: never idle, lot
3Sx150: income 81 344 yearly
SO. 0oo-Furk St. mr. Market; 25x137: :6; eie-
CANT new building, 80 rooms; a
bargain
$4750-Hyde ST.. nr. Green: 2 fats. and
and baths; rent $40 per month
Elegant downtown. northwest corners
on Turk ST., near Van Ness avenue;
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20 POST ST,
AT IL o'clock noon-
FACTORY SITES.
WAREHOUSES;
STABLES BHHIDIse ANR Lors.
SIXTEENTH AND VALENCIA
SIXTEENTH ST.-Fine business lot on north
fencia ST. transfer point; lot eox1oo feet; ele-
sant site for new building of stores and mats;
stable now rents for $50 per month.
VALENCIA ST.-Two building sites on valen-
ca ST, west side. 135 feet north OF sixteenth
81. ZoxsO each; ground rents about Sl5 per
month each.
Also large plat of ground fronting 46 feet
on Valencia by depth OF 200 feet with an l.
Particularly suitable for factory site or for
any business requiring large floor space; or II
improved with tenements fats cottages,
with entrance from Valencia st. and interior
courts, the investment would produce g. nand-
some income; present income 500 per month
from portion Of the ground.
MANUFACTURING, WAREHOUSE.
STORAGE AND STABLE SITES
FOLSOM sT.-Folsom St, through to shipley:
Shipley: west Of Fourth St: 19,sT5 square
aso arge hoIdng eiep opposite On shpIsy
= running through to Clara st.. 1S5 feet OF
frontage; 14.125 square feet: rents $40 per
month.
TEHAMA sT.-Double frontage lot, 1875 on
brick building - used as a stable; leased to
juno l. 1906 S175 per month; adjoining
buildings, $40 per month; entire property
worth $500 per month; 25.Soo square feet
sUNNYSIDE-All of block No. A. Sunnyside
Addition; Circular and Sunnyside aves..
Baden and Arcadia sts.; on line of S. p. X.
R. and electric line; large frame 2-story
building. formerly used as power-house;
suita bic for storage purposes or Tor manu1ac-
turing. plant
BUILDING LOTS.
THIRTIETH AND DAME, opposite Church Ut.
IL level lots at corner Thirtieth and Dame,
opposite Church: splendid chance for builder;
Guerrero st. cars direct or Mission st. and
transfer to 29th; lots 25x125 each: severed.
graded macadamized. gas and water; also
one house, rooms: rents $40.
dcALLIsTER sE-Four lots. west of Devisa-
dero St. 25x137:6 each; splendid neighbor-
hood for fats or residences.
Willard, 25x137:6 each; commanding unob-
structed land and marine view and view OF
Golden. Gate Park; splendid neighborhood; ;
new improvements all around.
PACIFIC ANE.-Pacihc Heights; oO-yara,
1877 :6x127 ;sH; can be subdiyided into lots;
select neighborhood; southwest corner Of Pa
cifc ave. and Devisadero st.
ALSO LOT 427. GIFT MAP NO. 3-25x7o
fronting on Virginia ave. and Elsie st.
Particulars and diagrams at our office.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
Auctioneers,
25 Post st San Francisco.
AT AUCTION
THURSDAY February 8, 1905,
At IL o'clock noon
I At our office.
25 POST ST.
PACIFIC AVE.
BUILDING LOTS.
AS per diagram.
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REAL EsmArE-c1r1-roz SALE.
AUCTION
SALE.

AUCTION
SALE.
By ORDER OF THE
UNITED RAILROADS
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
THURSDAY,
February 9, 1905,
At Office and Salesroom OF
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
20 POST ST,
AT IL clock noon.
FACTORY SITES
WAREHOUSES;,
BUILDING LOTS.
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SPECk &
Selling Rents Collected.
fNcoMiE AND OTHER PRoPERTfEs
S6S. .o00-Polk St. choice property; best bust
ness block on street. ; stores and fats
prODsrty. to imDrOvs; 50 {; .f0 .fE00ntass;
Hayes st. and through to rear street:
aT:6 IT: frontage; fine fiat property
s22. 5ooNcorner stores and flats; vicinity ray-
lor ST. and Broadway: lot o7xso IT.
s17.oooNHsyes isy s'r St business property. best
section: % foot lot to rear street: z
monts as easily as lsnt toF 55 on hs
Is bargain call and investigate.
llrst@ciass soG eondition: s desirable neishbor,
hood east Of f6c0H Van Neos ave near Call
with large basement and billiard room;
select neighborhood; nothing nicer.
ments; north Of Harrison ST.. win
greatly increase in value after 4th st.
Have large list of fats In all parts of
city.
s2s.ooo-california St. north side; near oe-
avia; tavia; splendid, well built modern IS s
frontage; must be sold; must be seen
to be appreciated
st. near Van Ness IA rooms and baths:
in hrst-class condition; or would rent to
desirable tenant
$40, 000-Elegart Page st. residence: II rooms
and bath: lot 25x100 1t.
WE HAVE OTHERS: GET LIST.
LOTS.
sss,ooo-Trrk 81. near Market; 80 foot front
age; old improvements
$75, ,0O0-Spendid 50-foot lot; right or and
west of Kearny st. and south OF Pine
St. locality fast improving; excellent
for hotel aDartment house. with
stores below old improvements.
S25, 5,50C-Wasnington ST., Maple; superbly
located, 81 foot frontage lot; magnih-
cent marine view: the choicest resi-
dence site In San Francisco.
81 250-Fel ST.. near Stsiner: 30x100.
$1,75o-Caiifornia ST.. and Second ave-: ok
100.
s1.75o-cor. Turk St. near Masonic ave; ok
1878.
$t.25oL22nd. near Sanchez; 25x114; make
offer.
s1.500-Richmond lots: close In and near
Golden Gate Park and on car lines;
cheapest lots in vicinity.
We have lots in all parts Of the cityI
call for list.
SPECK & CO..
200 Montgomery &c.
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SIXTEENTH AND VALENCIA
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
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cottages, new; $500 up; terms same as rent
Builders Real Estate Co.. 1901 Mission St
s4so0-Clement ST.. mr. good ave.; Groom cot
tage: bath: high basement; cement floor;
everything up-to-dete: light and sunny.
part of Richmond District.
HEDEMARK & JACK co., IL Montgomery st.
NICE home the Park; house and corner
lot: house contains rooms and basement;
there is also stable; easy terms; see It.
Apply McAllister st. and First ave-
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For further particulars Of the above and
for the Real Estate Record, containing a list
Of property for sale in all parts OF the city,
apply at office.
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REAL EsrArE-c1rx-roH s.r,

AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
FIRST AUCTION
UNITED BANK AND TRUST Co
TO-MORROW-TO-AIO
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1905.
u O'Clock Noon.
at their offices
236 BUSH STREET, MILLS BUILDING
Properties in downtown and Manufacturing
districts.
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%, ,2So-Stanyan-st. business property. facing
the Park entrance frame building con-
tanning store and fiat above OF rooms
and bath; leased for years at 500 Der
month; lot 25x106:3; make offer.
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MANUFACTURING, WAREHOUSE.
STORAGE AND STABLE SITES

FOLSOM ST.-Folsom ST., through to Shipley:
double frontage; IS feet on Folsom st. 1I5 on.
Shipley: west of Fourth ST.; 9,SIS square
feet; frame and brick buildings; rents $3.50;
also large holding opposite on Shipley St.
frontage: 1875 square feet: rents $40 per
month.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS FLATS

201o-2012 Central ave-, rented low, SEQ
per month; two large hats OF and rooms
and bath; roll top bath tubs. tank toilets. key
lot 2Sx1O0; 1o0 feet north Of Sacramento St
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A SOUND TITLE INSURANCE system Is
all that Is needed to make land as easy to cell
or borrow money upon stocks or bonds.
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE
c. GEORGE KROGNESS. Marquette Building
dong Distance Telephone. Central 2els.
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CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
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RESIDENCES

Elegant downtown. northwest corner;
on Turk ST. near Van Ness avenue.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS
Sherman House: p. Q. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Audis5rium
Hotel: Palmer House.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHEN B. SMITH. 80 Tribune Buildini
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TEHAMA ST.-Double frontage lot. 1875 on
Tehama. 125 Clementina, west OF Third;
brick building used as stable; leased to
juno l. 1906 $175 per month"; adjoining
buildings, $40 per month; entire property
worth 5000 per month; Is. 500 square feet.
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OAKLAND OFFICE:
OI0 Broadway. Telephone Main 1OS5
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A. Brentano.
Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Flfth-aTenu
Hotel and Hoffman House.
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AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
AT sALESROOMS. 2s2 MONTGOMERY ST.
IL O'CLOCK NOON,
FEBRUARY IA, 1905.
"a elegant lots. bounded by Folsom, Fifteenth
and Shotwell SITS
REACHED BY THE FOLSOM, HOWARD,
FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH ST.
CAR LINES.
Streets are all bituminized and severed. with
concrete sidewalks. The lots are level and
ready to build on and are suitable for resi-
dences flats and stores. Located in one OF
the best renting districts in the city.
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FINE RICHMOND BUILDING LOT.

B. ST.. between 22d and 23d ave: street all
severed and fine improvements within one
block OF this property. Close to Spreckes
Lake and Golden Gate Park
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BALDWIN & HOWELL
20 POST ST,
AT IL o'clock noon.
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT;
c. C. CARLTON Herald Square
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BERKELEY OFFICE:
2Izs Center Street. ...... Telephone North a
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
SAMUEL, W WAII,..........Po Post Building
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IELEEt1ONE-
k for THE CALL. The Operator VIII Con-
iect You with the Department You WISH
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$50. 50.o00-Battery-st. corner. near California ST. !;
2-story frame building consisting OF
store and rooms above, renting Tor S2OS
per month; splendid lot in fine business
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PANHANDLE residence. Q rooms. bath laun-
dry. garden. $500. Owner, 1910 Waller St.
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AND CATALOGUE AT OF
FICE OF UNITED BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY. EVERYTHING MUST
BE SOLD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
KEEPS THE
BIG MEN
President of Pcre Marquette Pretends
Not to Know What the Trust
Maker viii Do.
AIS AssocIated T.rcss.l

DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 19.-Presi
dent Russell Harding, OF the Pcrc
Marquette railroad, arrived here today
and in Il discussion of the future own.
crship of the Pcrc Marquette, said:
There seems to be no doubt that
J. u Morgan has purchased the con.
trolling interest in tho road. There
arc three solutions possible.
MIR. Morgan may unite the Detroit
To!cdo and Ironton interests with his
southern railroad lines. He may turn
ever the Cincinnati. Hamilton anu
Dayton system with the Pere Mar.
quote To the Vanderbilt and Pcnna.
s~ylvania reads and he may unit. The
Great Central lines with the Eric t.
make q third great system.
Which Onc of these solutions Mr.
Morgan may decide upon 10 one
knows. blu: himself"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Family of $. II. Mey ers Had Mar.
row Escape From DEATH.
TWO CHILDREN STILL AFFECTED
PalatabIc Links" Eaten for Supper
Sunday Night Made Parents and
Five Youngsters Desperately III.
All Out of Danger Now.

Link" beef sausage poisoned Mr..
S. III. Meyers, his wife and five chill
dren, who live on Popular venue, near
the Boulevard, Sunday night. The en-
tire family narrowly escaped death and
two of the children arc still suffering
from the effects OF the poisoning.
The family had sausage for supper
Sunday night. Soon after meal first
and then another became i'll until
all seven were affected.
DR.. William lIoskins was hastily
summoned and when he arrived at the
home the parents INT children wcrI
i'll Il desperate condition. The doctor
administered antidotcs and by careful
attention saved the lives of the SUI.
fercrs.
The children were weak and i'll the
following day, but the effects Of the
poisolLSrndmally wore off and the doe
tor thinks that there Is no further
cause for alarm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
WITNESS IN u
CASE is
Court Martial Adjourns to Inspect
the Gunhoat Ben-
nington.
(By Associated Press,

MARE ISLAND. Cal, Sept. TO-
When the court martial of Command.
or Lucien Young, Of the g%nnbpat Ben.
nington convened today Judge Gear
objected to the testimony OF Ensign
Wade being taken ut this time i'll thu
absence of Il report on the mental and
physical condition of the witness.
Evidence showed that Ensign Wade
was recovering from an operation and
that examination of him would result
in injury to his health. Judge Gear.
objection was sustained and tho courl
adjourned to make an inspection ol
the vessel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
JAIL FOR ,%GRAFTERs.
Insurance Mcn May Really Be Prose.
cuted by State,

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Statc at.
torncy General Mayer arrived here To-
day Intending TO Interview members
Of the Legislative insurance investiga.
ion committee and its counsel regard.
ing the political campaign funds paid
by life Insurance. companies.
1t was reported today that the nj
torncy general had been Informed That
the money so paid would be restored
to the Insurance companies, but thai
this would not necessarily prevent him
from taking amy action lie might tllinl
proper.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
TURKEY GIVES IN
TO UNITED STATES
Armeniana May Be Accorded Justice
Through Action of American
Consul.
tBy Associated rrcss.)

CONSTANTlNOPLE, Sept. 49,
Turkey has taken the first step to-
wards yielding to the demands of The
American legation by admitting the
right OF the American consular au.
thcritics to sec the Armcnians Varatian
and Afarian and investigate tic claims
that they arc entitled to protection.
Consul General Dickinson has visited
the prisoners and has opened an i'll
quiry.
Varatian is charged with the murder
OF an Armenian merchant, Apik Unl.
jan in Constantinoplc August 26. The
crime WIS political. Afarian is ac-
cused of participation in the plot TO
assassinate the Sultan July 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
DONG THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Newport News Readers arc
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the Kill
neys are sick.
sackache and many kidney ills fol
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
Deans Kidney Pills cure them all.
Newport News people endorse Dur
claim.
Mrs. J. j. Cole. wife of ]. j. Colo
watchman at pier No. 4, residing. at
I'll Twenty.seventh street, says: mir.
Cole complained OF his back at inter
walls. The dull aching across his loina
never kept him from work, but it m
noyed him from it's very persistency
and often rendered him miserable. IIo
noticed Doan'U Kidney Pills very high.
~ recommended for such ailments AMI
was induced to go to Aliens drug
store for n box. He must have derived
considerable benefit from the treat
ment for | have heard him speak very
highly of the preparation on more
than one occasion"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n.
T., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Kcrshaw, Bond, Baltimore,
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company.
Steamer Jefferson, Catherrcn. New
York, Old Dominion Steamship Com
pnny.
Tug Richmond with barges Indiana.
Fall River; Kentucky, New Bedford,
Seaboard Transpor.a alton Company.
Tug Wal,ham with barges Thaxter,
Boston; Fall River. do.-Scully Line.
Tug Navigator with bargcs Felix,
New Bedford, New Jersey, Providence;
White Band, do.-Scully Line.
Sailed Yesterday.
Spanish steamship Ramon dc Larri-
maya, Ondonaga. Dunkirk, Manchester.
Steamer Hamilton, Boaz, Norfolk and
New York.
Steamer Windbcr. Dow, Boston.
Schooner Nathaniel r. Palmer,
Wormcll, Portland.
Schooner George ". Jordon, Holden,
Bangor.
Schooner Horace w. Macomber,
Bray, Boston.
Schooner Emma +. Angel. Trip,
Beverley.
Schooner Charles A. Campbell,
Icarcc. Boston mot previously.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
New Ruddcr post.

The tug Richmond, of the Scaboard
Transportation line, was floatcd into
dry dock No. 2, at the shipyard, yes
tcrday morning fer the purpose of hav-
Ing a new ru'ldcr post installed. The
work will re- uirc several days us sew
cral plates will have 10 be moved in
order to get the old post out and put
tic now one in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20

lain of Newport News Lodge. No. 315,
B.. P.FO. Elks. will conduct the services,
which will be attended by delegations
from the Hampton Elks and Phoebus
fire department. The services will be
public.
The ~pallbearcrs will be as follows:
J. t. Hughes, G. X. Williams, j.. +. Hol-
ston. Robert Upshur, a. II. Host and
II. X. Golfer, of this city, and Charles
y. Welsh and Frank Carney, Of Phoc-
bus.
The body will BIZ Inferred It Oak
CemCtCry, East Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Ships Due to Load Here.

The following are the regular freight
ocean going steamships due to load
export cargo at this port during Oc-
tober; Kanawha. Powhatan, Shonan-
doah, Ra%ppahannuck and Soestydk.
There are also Il large number IF
ships chartered to- carry grain and mis-.
%ccllaneous cnrgoes out of this port
during the fall months. beginning next
month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Calendar For Thia pay.
powhatan Arrives.

The British steamship Powhatan ar
rived at London from this port Monday
after being sixteen days at sen. The
Associated Press reported the vessel
passing Lizards, England on Septem-
Der II, but the report was an error, az
the steamship did not pass Lizards
until last Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Tobaceo Warchouse burned.

DANYlLLE, VA. Sept. 19.-Anothcr
disastrous tobacco fire occurred this
morning in the factory Of j. n. Wyllie
Dc Co., leaf dealers. The total losses
will amount to about $4,000, covered
by insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Broke Crank Shaft.

The tug Boswell, which runs out Of
this port in the ccastwisc trade. has
had her crank shat! broken and her
machinery deranged. She is now in
Boston, where repairs will be made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Fall campaiun.

A meeting of the city Democratic
committee will be held next Monday
night for tie purpose OF o%utlinging the
work of the fall campaign. Senator
Martin and Hon. Claude a. Swanson
are expected to speak here during the
campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-20
Antitrust Theatre For Norfolk.

N"Pcerut 10 tHU NHIy ITVSE.J
NORFOLK. Sept. 19.-Colonial Cor
%poration of Norfolk, will erect a $780,
ooo, seven,story theatre and hotel
building, Ia he controlled by the Shu-
bert-Bclasco.Tiske Theatrical comibina.
ton, now fighting the theatre trust.