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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If 1t
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture on each box Csc.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrt
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable In
all business transactions and f1nan-
cial1y able to carry out any obliga'
tons made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys'
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Price
Is cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
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Take Halls Family Pills for Con
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
RECEIPTS FOR OCTOBER ABOUT
ONE-THIRD OF THE EXPENDI-
TURES.
Financial Statement Issued by State
Auditor-Fund Overdrawn Over
$1,000 During Month.

The monthly financial statement
for October issued by the state audi
tor shows that last month the re-
ceipts of the states general fund were
but little more than one-third of the
expenditures. Starting at the begin
ming Of the month with an actual bal
ance of sT,O7s.54, the fund was over
drawn s6,751.27 by November l..
The following figures are shown in
the financial statement:
General fund-Receipts, $47,S25.02;
expenditures s126,430.7
Special funds-Receipts, $116,0 50.16;
expenditures, $54,509.73.
Total receipts of general and spe-
cial funds, $163,S75.1S; total expendi-
lures, $1SO,940.4S.
Actual balance available in general
fund October 1, $71,O76.54.
Warrants Cancelled, ETC., during Oc-
tober, $77.92.
October receipts, s47,S25.02.
October expenditures, s126,430.75.
November 1, 1905, overdrawn, &c.
1921
Of the $126,43O.75 used from the gen.
eral fund for October there was $685.
O9753 used for buildings, which taken
from the amount drawn leaves $685.
1892 as the current expenses for Oc-
tober.
The amount of $6,40671 used for
superior courts, is made up OF the
following:
Judges salaries, $3,S75; travelling
expenses, S241.55; cost bills Of coun-
ties, $,152 As; transportation of con-
victs, S62S.95; insane, $336.S2; incor-
rigibles, S172.04.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
The SChWdbdCherCO.

by the inspectors was a wedding
trousseau bearing the names of ia
nous Partisan makers.
Before the departure of the War
rens for Europe, gossip. so insistent
that it was given credence, had it that
Miss Warren would marry James H
Hyde Coming up the bay, Mrs. War
rem signed a declaration to imported
property on which the duty was $240.
At the end of the work of the inspec-
tors, Mrs. Warren's purchases in Paris
were appraised at $500, and they were
not surrendered to her until a day la
ter when she paid in cash duties that
amounted to $500
The inspectors found elaborate
gowns designed for a bride and dainty
lingerie which filled a dozen trays.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
LAID TO CLANSMEN.
Georgia Mob, Wrought Up by Dixon's
Story, Hang Negro Murderer.

CAMBRIDGE, Ga, Nov. 7.-Roused
to a high pitch Of anger against ne
groes by the presentation Of Thomas
A. DiXons play 1.-THE Clansmen," last
week, mob Of 800 men stormed the
Jail at midnight, took out Gus Good
man, a negro who had fatally shot
Sheriff Stoga1l, and lynched him. The
lynchers were not masked.
Goodman, on Saturday afternoon
snot and killed negro woman, and
when Sheriff Stegall attempted to ar
rest him, wounded the official. Another
officer arrested the negro. A number
of men held a meeting and deter
mined to lynch the negro if the physi-
clan found the sneriff's wound proved
| fatal
A mob formed, and when at mid
night, the doctors declared Stega
would die, it moved on the Jail al
once, and thirty minutes later the ne
gro was lynched. The sheriff died as
the negro was lynched.
The feeling against negroes, never
kindly, has been embittered by the
Dixon play, following which stories
Of negroes depredations during the
reconstruction period have been re-
vived, and whites have been wrought
up to a high tension.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
TROUSSEAU HELD.
Customs Officers Detain Mrs. Warren
and Daughter and Bridal Gowns.

NEW YORK, Nov. Mrs. Whitney
Warren and ner daughter, Miss Char
lotte Warren, are being welcomed
back to New York after a trip abroad
which caused considerable speculation
among the smart set Few, except the
members of the family, have been in
trusted with the secret that custom
house officials held up Mrs. Warren
and her daughter for four hours on
the American line pier Saturday night
They were passengers on the steamer
New York. Among other things that
were brought out of twelve big trunks
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
WAUkEE ROAD is SAID ~ BE
AFTER A RIGHT OF
WAY.
Columbia Railway G. Navigation
Leases Its Property and Franchises
to Transcontinental Line.

Is the Chicago, Milwaukee st.
PAM ia build a line along the north
hank of the Columbia river, through
BENTON. and Klickitat counties to
Portland?
Speculation is in order in railroad
circles as to the meaning of a grant
made in Spokane yesterday of a right
of way owned by the Columbia Rail-
way & Navigation cmpany, says the
Spokane Chronicle.
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the last named company a frant, lease
and transfer of the property, fran
chises and privileges of the Columbia
Railway & Navigation company was
made to parties reported to be repre-
senting a big transcontinental line.
The transaction is an important one
and it is understood that the con-
sideration to be paid is large
sum.
While the fact of the transfer is
admitted by the officials of the Col
umbia river company, the names of
the parties who secured the grant,
the amount involved in the deal and
the company in whose interest it was
made are kept secret.
For All the Property.
The deal, it is understood, involves
all of the property of the Columbia
River Railroad & Navigation COM
pany. The company has a right of
way for a railroad along the north
bank of the Columbia river from a
point below The Dalles easterly
through Klickitat and Benton coun-
ties
The company was organized more
than IS years ago and projected Il
scheme for a portage around The
Dalles and a boat line on the river in
connection with a railway from Spo-
kane to the Columbia. The late A.
NJ. Cannon was at one time largely
interested in the enterprise and ex-
pended money upon the scheme. A
right of way was acquired for the
proposed railroad and several miles
of railroad have been built, thus keep
ing the charter alive.
1t is stated that the right of way
owned by this company has been Gag
erly sought by the Hill interests and
by Hartman, when the latter was try
ing to block Hills plans to construct
a line down the Columbia to Port
land
In vnew of the recent announce
ments that the Northern Pacific had
acquired it's right of way down the
river and that Hartman had with
drawn further opposition, who is il
that has purchased the valuable prop
erty, franchises and interests of the
Columbia River Railroad & Naviga-
ton company?
The fact that the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul has a projected route
from Lewiston westerly to the Col
umbia river at a point where the
right of way acquired today comes
to that stream leads to the suggestion
of a theory that the Milwaukee i:
seeking to reach Portland along {
river route.
W. J. C. Wakefield is president O
the Columbia Railway & Navigation
company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07
NOTICE OF TEACHERS ExAMINA'
TON.

The regular examination of teach>
ers for the public schools will be held
in the court house Walla Walla No
vember 9, 10 and II, 1905, beginning at
a quarter to 9 a. m.
G.S.BOND,
County Superintendent.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07

See "Parsifal' and the funny pic
lures Star Theater tonight at S:15.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-07

Meckelson's Orchestra is now open
for all engagements. Phone Main "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
FIERCE BATTLE
IS IN PROGRESS
Fighting Began Again at Dawn ana
Was Continued Without Inter
rupt;cn Throughout the Day.
OEy Associated prcss.)

MUkDl!N. March 7.-i:35 D. -
Fighting of The iiorccst nature which
is likely 10 DECIDE The fate Of tic ba.
tie which has been progressing for
ten Gays began at dawn today and has
continued mintcrI nptcdly up to ;i,n
present time on IL front fourteen mites
long west OF the railroad. or Il line with
The Sakhc liver. The Japanese Also
have madn 4 desperate attack OF Ben,-
:aput2c. AMI reports are arriving here
that fighting was renewed this mOrn;ny
on the extreme left OF the Russian
army. i:otli sides arc fighting With
desperation 10 the westward, though
the troops arc we'll night exhausted.
The issue CT The battle may depend
largely on the relative physical condi
ti"n of The rank and file.
Tho losses in the ton days OF batll.
on both sides are already far greater
than were the case in the battle of Limo
Yang and arc likely To increase DC
fore the issue is fully decided
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Board of Governors of James.
town Exposition Will Try Tor
Further Appropriations.
PROMPT ACTION IN SOUTH
Dixie Expected 10 Quickly Follow the
Lead Of the Old North State-Gener.
al Lee Will Speak Before MANY ca
islative Bodies in Behalf Of the En-.
terprise.

NORFOLK. VA. March Tho
hoard OF governors Of the Jamestown
Exposition Company will begin nt
once campaign among the State;
with Il view OF securing early and sub.
stanital appropriations for exhibits IN
Hampton Reads in 1907
General fitzhush Lee. president of
the company will travel in The interest
of the exposition and the governors
viii keep him supplied with engage.
mCntS.
To Follow NORTH Cardinals Lead.
Now that North Carolina has take,
favorable action on tho bill tn make mn
appropriation for a State exhibit, II is
expected that other States In the South
will he brought into line without do.
lay General Lee is waiting to hear
from the West Virginia Pennsylvania.
ANA Illinois legislatures and when he
is notified of the time they will ,l,car
him he will leave Immediately To mi
tho appointments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
PATRIOTISM WAS
THE CARS THEME
Calied Upon New Naval Officers to Dc.
fend the Honor and Glory
cf Russia.
tHv Associated rress.>

ST. PETERSBURG. March Che
hundred and eighteen naval cadets and
tEirty-two pupils Of The naval engineer.
ing school. who have been promoted 10
ne officers. were presented 10 the On
l'ror yesterday nj T$arSkoc Solo
Tho emperor. in an address. cxhor,.
81 the young officers, particularly nj
inc present time 10 defend the honor
and glory Of Russia with all their
might. not needing and not hiscDrr.
aged by strokes OF fate. but always In.
boring faithfully in the sc:vice OF the
iaihc, land ana, The emperor 10 achieve
success.
lie expressed the hope that they
might emulate their Older comrades,
Nfn had done all possible and sci
forth every effort 10 maintain the glory
of the fleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
ASHLEY GETS IS
MONTHS IN PRISON
Christian Minister Pleads Guilty to
Charge Of Perjpry-May Be
Tried For eieamy.
NBy Associated Prcss.)

KNOXVILLE TENN. March -.
Rev. Ashl":..s Il minister of The Chri...
iihn Church. residing near Newport.
Tenn. was given sentence OF lirtrcE
mcnlls In the pcniicnliary in the led {
cal cruit today. fer violating he per
SION laws. IN investigating his case a
pension examiner discovered that he
WAS q biSumist.
After Ashley had becn placed ON TIE
pension rolls Il North Carolina woman.
claiming to lie his wife made applic,r
lion fer division Of the pension
Ashley Sw0rc she was nri his lc.ai
wife. Dul that his wife was II TIra,,
SO" woman. Investigation proved tia,
Ashley married his first wife in ISL,
and had never obtained Il divorce .Gi
had abandoned her 81 wears ago mar.
wing second lime after coming 10
Tennessee TO reside
lie pleaded guilty 10 perjury ard
may bc prosecuted for bisaniy when h.
has served his federal sentence
Horace -IIaSscv. Of buffalo. y. V.
w"S also sentenced 10 two years inn
rrisnnmcnt FOR, raising Il postal money
order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

(Ycndem direction the enemy in the
nei.hhOrhoGd Of I-i,a made several
counter attacks Monday which were re-.
pulsed. Our attacks against Ma"huinn
despite the obstinate resistance Pie.
coed S,audually. Part nj our force ai
s O'Clock Monday niaht occupied the
northeastern heights Of Huaniai about
four miles south Of Machuitan.
In the i5cntsiaputZ direction On
Monday aittrnOo our force occun,c,,
Il line OF heights at PaiiEukou. sever
miles south Of Machnntan The enc.
LILY retrcatcl towards Sanehiaty,..
three miles southwest OF Machun,nu.
On Sunday night The enemy cOurtc;.
attacked ON cur front rear kaoli Pass
hut WAS rcEuscd.
III the Shaihc river direction east
OF the railroad Sunday night the zen,
cmv counter attacked north of Tun:;
hiaten, hut was repulSed. Otherwise
the situation is unchanged
West CT the railroad or force is
now engaging the enemy. occupvinn
positions east OF Iicnchenopao an,
Erthtatzu. The eacmy is resisting
stubtprnlv.
On the right Of the Hun river Mon.
day morning one division of the enemy
with seventy guns. counter aitat ked in
the vicinity OF Tatchckian ter miles
northwest of Mukdcn. bur was 70.
pulsed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Game of War, With Mukden as
tie Stake, Still An Untet.
tied Issue.
PHYSICAL FACTOR TO DECIDE
Men Ct Both Armies Fave AIn.nst
Reached ;he Point CT Absolute E:S-
haustion-st Petersburg Hears Tha.
Kuropatkin's Center Has Been
eroken-Liao Yang Losses Exceeded.

For ten days the Japanese and Eus.
sian armies in Manchuria have bccn
engaged in Il mighty conflict, the isSGe
0f which has not yet tccn decided.
Although the most OF tho news tom
tho scene of tho battle comes Through
Russian sources and. consequently
may hc supposed 10 present the fnciS
in as favorable light rs possible lri
The laiSsian arms. it is evident that
The Japanese made some gains ycStor.
day.
ST. Petersburg has unofficial rcnari
that General Kuropatkin's center has
tttn broken AMI that thirttn on siege
suns have fallen INTO the hands OF
tho Japanese. These guns. which arc
ri six and ciGht-inch calhre. were
given permanent cmplnCcmcnts on
the line nf the railroad north Of Shakhc
station. the fact evidcncing the cent:
dcncc OF tic Russians that the .lapa.
IL SO could not penetrate thithcr
In ST. Petersburg il is generally hc-
l:crcd That General Kurnratkin WAS
Yesterday lighting rear.gnard action
10 cover his retreat and that The night
viii have Witnessed a large Withdrawal,
oi trcGps toward Tic Pass .,Ail OF tho
conmanderin.chicf's ability it is cor.
si,lcrcd. will be required Ia cXtricatc
his army from its present prcdcament.
The issue. il is said. will be dccil, {,
today and Il great deal unGuesti ,nahly
depends upon the comparative ability
Of the opposing armies to resist the ri.
iC:ts OF hunger :pd rMisuc, The limit
OF hrman endurance having evidently
fccn nearly reached on both sides. BE
Nond the statement that Ike casualties
exceed these Of The battle CT Line
Yang there is little known rs Il The
inm':cr killed III wounded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
EXPECT FURTHER
6! GOVERNMENTAL | AID,
Jamestown Exposition Promoters Mot;
Satisfied With Amount Given
at Last Session.
Especial to the Daily Press,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March ~.
enc OF the most interesting things
about The passage Of the jamestown
celebration bill was the vote by whi,l,
II went through. Not in the history
81 exposition bills has there becn IN;
ether enc passed by Il twothirJi vote,
1t is said that practically every :.,nii
who voted FOR The hill in the shape It
came UP had expressed n Willingness;
10 vote Tor ii in the shape that it was
reported 10 the House, in The last. H..
stance thai is. carrying $,l0.OnO.
May Verify Prophecy.
II Ii expected. however. that these
same mcmsnrs will be fond i'm linz.
next year. ana that when the ilH:a
Genes. he present appropriation viii
prove. "a l.ittlcfcld OF Maine, said il
would in his speech OF opposition Tho
entering wedge by which a much lar.
ger appropriation will he granted liz
tho next House"
lnasmuch as the friends of TIC bill
would rot agree to not ask for an adj
diticral appropriation. they are under
J." obligations noi to do 50, and i'm
TACT ii was SO understood by all wI.o
Nctci for the bill in The form that il
pqsSr':. IL is this that fills the friends
'f The rNpcaiticn with hort for Tho IN
are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Looks Bad For the Russ.

GEN !; T. /, REiJNEK ANlpFF'S
HEADQUARTERS, ORENEPUSA
Monday. March --NIidniSht-15 vcnis
took an nninvorablc turn for tho Rus.
Sims tlIs evening. After IL day III
marked succession Of determined at
lacks. the Japanese omstcd the Rus
slams from All important position OH
the left center Of The eastern army
Tho japanese arc also pressing Tho
right center hard. Tho russians have
neon ordered 10 relakc tic position al
any cost.
There wr"c heavy losses today on
both sides.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
HANDS ACROSS
BLOODY CHASM
Resolution in Jersey Legislature TO 80.
turn No:th Carolina eattlu
Flag Captured in War
fBy Associated rress,,

TRENTON, y. j., Marcel. Tn In,
iinnse Mr.. Ccnc introduced Il rcsul;t-
lirn authorizing the governor 10 return
81 confederate iia2 to the governor q.
North Carolina. captured by tho Ninll;
New Jersey Volunteers at thc i,as.lc Of
NCwhcri.
l'c HAH was presented &c the Beau
l"rt Pillow EnyS by Tho ladies' Ct Beau.
iGit ~ c. The reason for this rcso.
luton is the fact that New Jersey ,,n.
Appropriated $4,000 10 erect suitahl:
monument at Ncwbcrn in hCncr CT ill.,,
Ninth New Jersey Vclunrccrs killed IN
that iiaht
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
JAPS PIERCE THE
RUSSIAN CENTER
st. Petersburg Hears That kuropat.<in
Loses Thirteen Heavy Siege
Guns and the Battle.

ST. PETERSBURG. March To D..
MA very specific report is circulal.
ing in exceedingly well informed quar-.
icrs that the day has gone badly with
General kuropatkin; that the Russian
centre is broken, and that thirteen
heavy siege guns have been captured
by the Japanese.
IT this is lrmc, i, is pointed out here
ta;. battle is lost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
TO STRIKE BLOW
AT THE SHYLOCKS
Richmond Council Financs Committee
Increases the License Fee
Fem 5000 to S4oo.
Especial 10 tho Daily prcss,)

RICHMOND. VA, Iarch Mon.
ey sharks suffered at the hands OF tho
council finance committee. ana the
''onblmS OF The amount OF the license
tax may drive some cf.,hcm ont of
business
The license heretofore has hccn SOFA
The committee increased ii to 500
Inspection Of the books in The audi:
tors Office Today showed that seven.
teen concerns. described rs private
bankers" have tho 500 license sci
down opposite their names
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Big Crowd at Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, March 7-rhc city
WAS crowded today with visitors tn
witness III" annual carnival cclcbra.
ton and The streets were filed VIII,
maskrrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Details Of Great Battle.

TOXIC, March 7.-5 p. m.--The fol.
lowing dispatch was received today
from I'll" headquarters Of the Japanese
armies in the field: "In the Singliing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

may ID" instrumental in cfrcciing az
adjustment Of tho cXiSrin. differences
hctwccn he peterborough Rapid Tran
sit Company ard lis employees. sn lia.
lie completes oprralinm of their rail
road hr soon resumed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Cabinet Members Sworn In.

WASHINGTON, ID. G March 7.-..lis
the members of tic cahincl to'ay iunl:
the prescribed oaths rs The heads nt
'hcir respective departments
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
FOR INDIAN YOUTHS.
Hampton Gets $4,000 from Estate of
Late David r, Jarvis.

LAKE OdVld II. JARVIS.
NEW YORK, March by tho will
OF David II. Jarvis. formerly dean OF
the law school of the University CT
New York, filed today. the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute NJ.
Hampton. Va, receives 200OG Cor The
support and education of youths Of
Indian hlncu and descent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
SERIOUS PROBLEM
OF GETTING HOME
1t Worried the Cothamites When the
Subway aud Elevated Lines
Went 10 the Bad.
Ncv Assncintcd I,rcss.l

NEW YORK March T.-Down town
New York quit business early this al.
'rrncDn ana prL It's mind and effort ir
TIC single purpose ri getting home
Tie mornings spectacle nf lower
broadway and its tributary street;
crowded with private Guuipa.os, cab,
and automobiles was repeated. but tic
procession flowed north It began by
laar c'clCck ami from then unit! dnsl.
the narrow lllorOu2hlare was IL SLOW
~ mCvin" mass OF vehicles. Autnmu.
bilcs broke the long line Of carriages.
going slowly forward ~ halting with
JERKS. a> the PROCESSION was jammcl
by a IlGcliaGc
Stations Filled Early.
While nothing like Tho customary
number Cf persons sought the subway
and elevated railways. nevertheless tho
crowd was large enough 20 fiji the sta.
lions as early ms four o'clock. The in.
frequent trains were rushed thr
crowds in their caScrnrss blocking thc
n;rrcw doors so That IL frequently rc
CURED the efforts OF the police on
duty IN push them inside and keep Tho
way clear.
GraSpinG the projecting dco: edges
men would surge forward with the
mnrin" train. pushing their nniahhur,
back, unlil some bad nature was enscn.
''cr2d On the whole the people were
orderly. Police in plenty were on
tiand and tho situati0n IL the down.
town stations WAS admirably handled.
Free Rides to Reckless.
While at'ne;irly all stations the tick.
ess: choppers: borg t'r's. ,,rsat eagfsetl;
and covered with canvass and cvarv
che was free Ia use he subway who
cared to chance il. after warnin.
that ii was III his OWN risk the Bronk
lyn bridge station was IN exception.
Tho regular li"ks, chonncr was
missing. hut in his place :doA,i n, an.
shavcn man. clad in .lr,y oYcraiiS.
ON whose SLOUGH hat was Il hand ind.
eating that he was an employee u! ,h,,
system. He locked neither 10 rich;
nor left but monotonously pumped tbr
handle of The chopper. The tickets
raincd into the box and he Dumpn:
"rhce1ins the chan Of the passengers
nrd the sarcasm of strike symmthi..
crS.
Fresh Police Squads Appear.
few minutes after tie col
HSion at Twcnty-thrd street III. Ian
rer signals were flashed along ths
whole TUNE! and simultaneously a
fresh squad of police appeared AT ,I,
iCNnIinunl IN cixth nnnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Yours very truly.
HENRY GALLAGHER.
Correspond Exactly. o

SO similar was The description of he
man given in Chicf Gallaghcr's lc!tc:
TO brooks appearance that Deputy
sherry Edwin Curtis left Immediately
upon The recent OF The letter from
Mnnsclalr for Grafton. at which point
BROOKS had been working for the past
several days.
Wien Deputy Sheriff Chris reached
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Russizn Squadron Goals.

TANGlEN. MOROCCO. .Marth o.
The third Russian Pacific squadron is
coalinS NJ Galfarin islands on The Riff
coast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Would Act as Arbitrator.

AS mayor Of The city solicilous fnt
th& comfort OF It's people and tie pc.
tcctiom CT its business interests. be-.
to offer to YOU my services 10 act Us
arbitrator, ~ in any capacity in which
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

Confined on eighth pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

j Tile DAILY PRESS
ID the only Newspaper In
Newport iNeWs that re-.
ceives the Associates
Press dispatches.