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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-16
SATURDAY.. he 2lth DAY Of June. 1905.

atI:so O'Clock T. A. the following described lot or
parcel Of Resi- Estate With TIE impro, there
| on. a follows.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25

and Mrs. I. G. Glosz read papers and
G. futile, Miss Ethel Williamson, Mrs.
Harry B. Windsor, Mrs. Oscar l.. Cox
and Miss Edna Dryer.
~ ~
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux entertain
ed Wednesday at an informal lunch
con, covers being laid for six.
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The Ladies' Unitarian society, at
their regular meeting Tuesday, were
entertained by Mrs. Frank F. Eddy
with an exhibition of water-color
sketches done by Miss Amelia Watson
o. New York. Tea was served and a
social hour passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones have
gone east for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. gilbert l.. Olson will
be at home after November 25 at 10
South Seventh West street.
The N. G. U. ball given Wednesday
way successful social event. The
hall was decorated with flags and
bunting, the latter being draped be-
tween the windows Many potted
palms hid the stage, where the en-
larged orchestra of the guard was sta.
toned. The grand march was led at
o'clock by Colonel Benjamin Lock.
wood and Mrs. Cutler. The guests
were received by Governor and Mrs
Cutler Adjutant General and Mrs. Jo
seph Geoghegan, Mrs. Crismon, Miss
Bessie Crismon. The officers of the
post were the guests of honor, mum
Der of them being present Among
those noticed on the floor during the
evening were Attorney General and
Mrs. NJ A. Breeder, Major and Mrs
]. ]. Daynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lund, Mr.
and Mrs. A. e. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
Pembroke, Mrs. Kate B. Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Shelter, Mr.
and Mrs. Eldredge, Dr. Blick, DR.
Baldwin, Nine. Cameron, Mrs. j. H
Barnes, Misses Ethel Partridge
Banks, Mary Young, Jessie Martin
Saunders, Philip, Ruth and Effie
Wilson, Eva Richardson, Bessie Girls
mon, Butler, Marcroft, Flygare, Min
ME Burmester, Daisy Raybould, Bern
hart, Lillian James, Gibson
Woodbury., Edna Wiscomb, Kane, Hat
tie Whitney, Lieutenant Raydon Bee
bee, Lieutenant Gruber, Lieutenant
Grypurger of Fort Riley; Wallace
Bredemeyer, Roscoe Breeder, Julian
and Harold Siegel, Mathis, Bull, Rich
ardson, Bovine, Irmi, Needham
Barnes, Pembroke, Williams, Bassett
lNuttall Joe Jeremy, Carl Lollin, Skid
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25

more, Foster, Charles Thomas, Lieu
tenant Rhiebenurg, Burdette, Law
renee, Hamel, Burton, Maple, Lieuten-
ant Parker, Lieutenant Smart, Lieu.
tenant Easton, Engler, Captain Bry-
ant Wells, Major Allen Smith, Captain
George Jemerson, Captain Knease, N.
G. u, of Ogden; Lieutenant Adams,
Captain Pack, N. G. U.
~ ~
The marriage of Miss Opal Hicks
and Harry Anderson occurred We'd
nesday at the home of the groom's
parents, Dean James B. Eddie officiat-
ing. Only the relatives were present,
a large reception following from 8 I'M
til II o'clock. The bride wore hand
some gown of white crepe de chene
over taffeta. Red and white were the
colors used throughout the rooms. AS
sisting during the evening were Mrs.
w. G. Evans, Mrs. F. A. LANCE, Mrs.
Frank Roe, Mrs. Wheeland, Mrs. Jas.
Johnston and the Misses Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left for Los
Angeles, where they will spend a cou-
pie of weeks. After January / they
will be at home at 1877 North Main
street.
~ ~
General and Mrs. J. w. Thompson
gave a dinner Thursday evening at
the Alta club.
Mrs. r. F. Hayward was the hos
tess of tea Wednesday afternoon to
say goodbye" to her many friends
in the city. Assisting during the aft
ernoon were Mrs. George Y. Wallace,
Mrs. ID. Moore Lindsay, Mrs. S. Stur-
gis, Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs.
Mrs. Frances Bascom, Mrs. l.. Seton
Lindsay, Miss Hanauer. About forty
guests called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
have issued cards for a musicale to
be given at the First Congregational
church on Friday evening, December
II.
Mrs. Thomas Weir entertained at a
tea Thursday afternoon.
| ~ ~
Roscoe Breeder entertained We'd
nesday at luncheon at the CONNER
cial club in honor of Mrs. John II.
Hurst Of Ogden. Covers were laid for
six.
Mrs. John e. Woodward entertained
at bridge tea Thursday afternoon.
~ ~
Miss Carol Wilcox of Spokane is the
guest of Miss Myra Sowles.
| ~ ~
] The Unitarian society will give
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25
sNbI IN THE SOCIAL REALM 30

Salt Lake people and Utah people
generally received with much interest
the announcement of the marriage of
Mrs. Nellie T. Rasche and Mr.. Mat
thew Cullen at Chicago on November
16. Mr.. Cullen and Mrs. Rasche are
among the very best known and high
ly respected people, not only of this
state, but of the west generally. Mr..
Cullen is a very wealthy man. He
was one of the discoveries and one
of the original owners of the great
Horn Silver mine and also has other
extensive and lucrative mining inter-
ests in Utah, Nevada, Montana and
other states. He has large general
business interests in Salt Lake and
is an extensive property owner in
this city, Minneapolis, Chicago and
elsewhere. He has played an import
ant part in the development of the
west. OF modest and retiring dispo-
sition he has never appeared much in
the public eye, but has many warm
and appreciative friends. His bride
Mrs. Rasche, is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Thompson of Beaver
county. She Is the sister of Mr.. Gull
lens first wife, who died many years
dSO, anu 10 lllOot cotiiidpiO, iShhSu
and cultured lady. Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
len have the hearty good wishes of
all who know them.
~ ~
Miss Edna Duncan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. w. Duncan, former
ly of Salt Lake, but now of Kansas
City, is in Salt Lake, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Cooper. Miss Dun
can is talented singer and has made
an enviable reputation in Kansas City
and Chicago. During her stay here
she will be quite an acquisition to the
local musical world.
~ ~
It has been decided that Colonel
Joseph e. Game will lead the cotillon
at the University club on Thanksgiv'
ing eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain have re
turned from Illinois.
~ ~
Mrs. B. F. Bauer left Monday even
ing for California
~ ~
Mrs. e. |. Thorn has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. New
house, of st. Louis.
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Miss Ethel Olson entertained Tues
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-25

day afternoon at a Kensington tea
to meet Mrs. gilbert l.. Olson. The
house was bright with red and white
chrysanthemums and ferns and Miss
Olson was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
George M. Hansen of Ogden. The
guests were Mrs. Job White, Mrs. M.
B. White, Mrs. julius Pratt, Mrs. w.
H. Taylor, Mrs. George e. Walker,
Mrs. Charles Cain Crismon, Mrs. Isaac
Shuck, Mrs. Frederick Sinclair, Mrs.
o. T. Brooks, Mrs. Carl Hardy, Miss
Grace McGonigle, Miss Retta Piper,
Miss Hattie Whitney, Miss Gertrude
Moyle, Miss Neva Pratt, Miss Fannie
Bird, Miss Margaret Ryan, Miss Ethel
Rogers, Miss Lena Moore, Miss Kath-
crime Moffatt, Miss Mamie Hard, Mrs.
Jack Browning, Mrs. George McGoni-
gle, Miss Virginia Houtz, Miss Veda
''0usIopu0H g9N = sSIN PUG S9l'0a
DR.. Griswold has gone to the coast
for brief stay.
Mrs. Allen M. Smith of Fort Doug
las entertained at bridge Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse entertained
a number of the younger girls at a
tea Tuesday afternoon to meet her
niece, Miss Mary Moore.
~ ~
| Mrs. John e. Woodward entertained
/ at bridge tea Thursday afternoon.
~ ~
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. Wood sailed Wednes
day on the Majestic for Liverpool.
| " ~
Mrs. l.. Seton Lindsay entertained
at tea Friday afternoon.
| ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Murdoch
arrived Tuesday from California and
are at home for the present at 1885,
First street.
Mrs. Louis S. Gates is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. James X. Gillespie
Mrs. Charles l.. Hoag entertained
the members of the Bakers Dozen al
her home Tuesday afternoon.
~ "
The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club met Thursday morning al
the club house. Mrs. James Hogle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
interesting Nee ting Of Grad
lodge in Richmond
IN FL0UR'sH|VG CONDITION
Reports Show Steady Growth and
Healthy Firancia! statrs-con-
tinue Officers for Another Term
This Believed &c be Intention Of SOY
lSpacial % the DAILY l,ress.l


RICHMOND, VA, Feb. l53.-Th'
Grand Lodge Of Masons III Virginia met
last evening at the Masonic Temple
Crane! Master Thomas ~ Davis prcsid
Ing. The attendance is the largest in
The history ui the Sranl lodge.
TIE receiving 81 reports from the
lodges. naliin. Of committees and siin
lar work CONSUMED the evening. lhe
grand iodge aaj0u"uin" about mid
might
INC boaA viii convene again to
,.ls''.. '"', 'ii''t'' i'''fii,iS ''''d al'Sfl"oi
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IT. o"'ce's'
hAH' ~" session '2Gah ii,iS ,'%f-il'
\ lni& y, G clG"h, ne first business "a
engage III" attention OF the members
- ''h 81 S''%'1!A- ~ Is
anHe' stood 'Aat there will be no
change in the officers. tho corps as al
present i&aAaini:l& unchanged.
Z CLOCK 1'iis afternoon ne chill
dfeh from NC Masonic Home enter.
,a'iiH1 '.i& 'nsma'I5 81 The Grand
Lodge "lln series OF recitations,
Eocht aAn instrumental music and dia
io2HsS' nc program IS under he di-
F'e"''oh OF MrS !}arponr. ara the enil-
Gffh "efil'i'ita,i themselves Win Tie
sals!r 'r'.a'I i% on FORMER OCCASIONS.
E.emrIifyi,ou Work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
LIFE IN GREENLAND.
The Ways al The People, Their Pleas
and Their Food

The Was al The People, Their Pleas
ana Their Food
Greenlanu'S west coast is considered
TO have he @rautiesr scenery Of amy
coast in the world ~ Roger Pollock
who writes Of journey thither as fol
lows: The sunny arctic day. which
lasts lor months; sky all flaming
glory. the 1retied spires OF the Alps
banked with srupcndous cliffs ana
based on the restful levels Of the sea,
cities OF crowded bergs. compound OF
dazzling light and radiant color-sncl,
scenery as that hlOts out ones former
memories. Our first port OF call was
Jakobshayn, at the head OF Disco
strait, biggest Of the northern villages,
4 metropolis OF nine white people and
400 natives. Reside !, pocket ilarbor
perched on round shoulders OF the ma
ked granite. are the buildings, all tarred
black. or the Eoya! Trade company
Tor background 10 the dismal scene
rise higher rocks, Uttered With garbage
and turf hutS. the homes OF the ma
lives. 1t heart the place is gay. for
our sailors went ashore every night to
dance with the Eskimo girls While
The officers OF ship and colony snapped
dinner parties, breakfasts and lunch
cons al thro,lSlaaa nine days festival.
Men and women alike the writer
continues. were llnguists. well read,
accomplished, Il little 100 polite for
comfort living Il metropolitan life on
one batch or letters a wear in an arctI,.
outpost Expecting the pathos OF ban
iShment, ! found the Gayety. Of perfect
content Tie Danes or all the settle
ments We're alike in social charm. gen
tie and polished arrant gossips, too
and the indoor life had little to remind
one OF the outdoor wilderness. The
lnnuit servant maids wore the furry
breeches, boots to the hip ana curious
topknot Of their national dress. one
had to fall prolniscuonsly in love with
all OF them.
'Even the Danish men Wore native
dress. but there was one important dis
tincilon-they washed The food. apart
from Danish groceries, was seal meat
fish. reindeer, renison. shelltish, ptal-
migan. sea birds and their eggs. which.
as served in Greenland. are always
pronounced IN favor"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Il anoeher force Of cavalry approaches
Ischa which is situated thirteen miles
southwest II 'Chittitzn and twenty
seven niles west OF Lao Iane. Sine
thousand cavalry with artillery, ar
nrIa"hcu tic RIVER a 1nllc ielow l'acha
In lie r"aEin. ahvancin. IN HciEo,ltrl
'Pei:c"t;i, The shellln" n .'vama .
ntcr continues
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
CHEAP ADVE RTlsiNG.
CASH in ADVANCE,
ONE CENT A WORD.

ONE CENT A WORD.
Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will be inserted
at the uniform rate ct one cent word
for each insertion. NO advertisement,
however small. less than 25 cents for
the first Insertion. Cash In advance
invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for dlsconrinuance
must be made In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
U.1cic sam &c Inve.t,catc

WASHlNGIDN.E G.. Fth E.--l t.,
lic'.se 'cday adopted = resolution IL
Intincod by Representative Campbell.
OF Kansas, requiring the Secretary oi
he department. 81 commerce. ana labor
'n Investigate the cause or causes rt
.llc low price OF crsiie oil Or petroleum
IN the United states especially IN the
Kansas fields and also The unusually
large margin between the price al
>.Hdt III or petroleum and the selling
price 81 refined Gil and lis products.
whether these prices nave been con
tro!eed by any combination in restraint
OF trade, Q: rs an. corporation. ant
wt'.'!:er anv corpora, ION 81 means az
Checklists or tcvcotls, dscriminatcs
ag;sln&! AIRY part OF the oil field. ";,.,
4 vi%w 10 legislation or legal proceed
iltgS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
British Steamers Cartured.

jCk!D Feb. 1.-THE l,iish steam.
ors Aia!io ana Scotsman bound for
E!advoSlnii wcrc captured IF lln!<k;.
u" Yesterday. Tho Aool, WAS :;nni
H':rdiil with coal ant IT,, Scnt%,";i:,
ia = '.nr@o II rruviaio:.s on II ira
"i,',h, according - hor panrrs. WIZ
,''nSicnt.i IT, IokoSuka
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Harlan for Mayor Of CHICAGO

'ky -As-',uinich I'ress.D
CHICAGO, Ech. 1a.-,'uhn Maynard
for MAYOR II Chicago today Us the Re
publican city convention. Mr. Harlan.
Who IS !. lawyer. is 4 son ri John NJ.
Harlan. associate Justice ol ,hr Su.
prcnlr Count oF h. Uniie.l States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Work Of a P:Ciact;.e

RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS ut
AN MOUNTAIN. NlANCHuR!A Feb.
l5.--[snring Tho bolnbarlmcnt Of !'ou
;ilnF Hill. {: proiertile from 3. siege
gun entered an underground hnt,
burst insid,. and tore M lie hca;: q.
4 '1e"tenant. II also wounded a CO.,
nncl and two STAFF officers. who were
playing cards
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

FOR SALE-NEAk BOULEVARD,
nice 'aiSht,room dwelling overlook
Ing Hampton Roads. lot 90Ni":2 f..et.
Get or where YOU can have room.
y. T. CHAPIN. Treas, Naims, Ma
rye. !ioyrn,nn & Chaplin. inc, Real
Estate. Loans. Insurance Rents anf.
inN"S nrnt Bonds. 212-3l cod
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Newport News. Va.

Dear Sir: There are these five ways
Of badness in paint:
"a s'Itied-on! with chalk. or some
thing ike that
O. haryie>. better than chalk. but
no covering 10 il: nobody know lis
there:
&, hcnzinc in Inc oil, or water. Or
other such Slutfing,
60 100 ,hin-loo much liqmid. what.
ever i, is. FOR the solid:
90 short measure:
Now will YOU bay by The price Per
gallon?
We furnish our agents with state
chemists certificate 81 analysis mat
tells what's in Deroc. Yours trnly
+ s. DiIEOE & 60
rs a.@. ".E Nav YOrly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

schooner Sarah D. J. iawson. which
VAS wrecked OF Cape l-ookou, shoals.
"n February Q were brought, hero -
day ca the revenue cn;,oc Seminole.
AMI will take passage ~ lie Clydr lire
Ia New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
THIRD SQUADRON SAILS.
More Vessels Start for Scene Of jap
Gun Practice

!:y Associated i'rnaS.) ""
LlBAI. FEB. l1.--Thc Third Pacific
squadron sailed at noon Today, Grand
EDuke Alexis anu Admiral Rircleff in
speeding The squadron before its de.
parlurr
The ice breaker l;rnak CLEARED Inc
way. The hAtlleshir Vladimir Mono
mach was the first 70 start and the
Others were towncd ont in Ilrn.
All the vessels were gu, a, sea by
night fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
lEE-B ROHhl.
MS Anne Fit.'1ugi, Ice 8
Gr!dc 81 Lieut.. Brown.
esv ..sS.cia,ca rr.ss

'':N -\sS'c'l,ra t'rvs-A
>'Aitfe-k. NA Feb Historic
-, I'll. 81; '1'S'!ssa',' hi''svrn'' ct'lrri.
fl3r ,..n,,ins1 wmdtin.s , n.,, :, -, '"-e -
;aE,.,, uI;.cr II ,h,I n,.;.,,,
uh.u l;jss Aan. t,i,znn,.h =, I ,,!,,'s,,
scr ii j;annraI an1 Nc r,i,1h,,yh a.
All !.je,,f.uon; ,.u.i. i:rS,,,n ~; ~
.;vv.,4fb cavalry i I - rrao.,,,,
,;;I:,nc,l a, t,.%, na,cth,n,t. -. 49,
.:i,ft,d II ~. l,,n ,nna. ~
rg3a uaa.!;t.., ,,;i;,.,r,. ~ !
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Il. i1,. r!,ss.r.,jcns ,,y Nh, +, ,ha
ccstnsf. !; oI ~. ,,l.,d:,,uc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
RUSSIAN ACTIVITY.
Extensive Cavalry Movement Begun on
OtaMa's Extreme isft

TOXIC, Feb. LIS j. m.-'rhc Eas.
;ans have lesun an extensive cavalry
movement against Field Marshal Ov:,-
h'as eX';ame I'Il. Last night the,
were attempting 10 cross ,hc Hun
i'vrG west 81 Lao Yang win 5000
h"rsemen. The operation hogan Nest
."i Shl'aiz' One force Of cav:sir-
stcie into l.aohunshi ana simultaneous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

SPEGiA!. NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
We offer two lots with two huild-
inss. 20 rooms. bringing S2N4 animal
rent. for only $3.50. This is lt per
cent. Lots assessed q! $500 and
buildings cost SEQ Capable OF
earning Il nor cent. Title .uaran-
'ccd by Tile Cnmrnn: SOMMER-
ElI-l-I < CO. 2-ll-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
Tom Watson D:ned ara Spoke

I:;I .>sSociatrtl Prcssl
MEAN YORK, h'eI lathe city
con1;ll,cr 81 Tho Peoples Parry :sav,,
!; diAnrrsin Thomas Z. Watson u The
Union ;:I,.ara llntr! tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
That IS The Problem Confirming
Providence Police
DEAD MAN CAME OUT WiND:}W
DanviiIe Man Claims He Played Part
OF Good Samaritan and Was At
tacked for His Pains-He!d Pending
investigation Of Cnse
as .Assoclat.,c Press

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. l5-.>
man identified as G. G. McGibben. Of
Derby, Conn. either le!I Vas pushed
or jumped from 4 room occupied h!,
John Conrad, OF Danvilla. Va, in the
!ioiel Perrin. on Washington street.
this city. at an early hour this morn
ing and sustained injuries from which
nc died aimost Instantly. Conrad me-:
Mctihhrn in a saloon and took him 10
his rHnrl 10 sleep through The night
ihc% had {, uI,arr@! ANA when q night
clerk. whom Conrad summoned. az
nrar"d in nc room the window Wa.
broken and N!cGihhnn was laying On
III. ground .M ".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


s'ok THE BEST RESULTS, TAkE
po'ir prescriptions 10 Iua Ideal PhaI-
n,acy .: 20 Gobg doc, g Pharmacies 81
fh0ehus and Hampton. Va. Patent
medicines al cost 5-3l-tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

ard, which was abandoned at sea In !,
disnas'ed ans; waterio2"n.' condition
The crew o; the inut:lar, waS
.rascnad by Tho German steamer Siberis
an! laH;i,i AT Fortune island
Phosphate for Venice.
tho iNtaa Nci:t,nilD We bound from
>r'.h!, N.f":,:"!i for Venice wiih /;
rarIo ri phosphate when She moi Mil
.ltSGsicf.#. @
Sh" had proceeded without. incident
ANTI! san =, ws,cn she encounters,
weather - rhi.! ila, he navigate,
got 'uiO ;An lrnacharous c,,rrant oil
i'',i,,; Mor:i;ii. on me Jamaica coast.
Despite ALI IA" efforts Of lie crcw
Inc bark was carried On The Point ans;
hncaln5. Il ,o,al wr1ci Tho crew
reached shore safely and were forward
Oh her" t,y tho italian consul at Kinea-
ton They viii ~ Sent tI, their homes
ID Italy. ....
Jose G. DOnin!o says lllAt h,: ana his
companions O! the crew Of the IDA c.
Southland were in a terrible condition
when they were taken from their sink.
il&; Graf, BY tile German steamer ST.
l..s!a. D... f..
High Winds: Turbulent Seas.
1hr sou'harl sailed f,on por, 81
Spain. Trinidad. for New York with 4
cargo OF aSrl.al' a,,h Mad a hard s,ru9-
Gle with high winds ANA ,urbuleni seas.
ca FEB She ran into a terrible gale
h.r nAS's Went by The hoard ana she
sprung !! leak
For hours The crew worked steadily
AT Ne pumps, hut inc water in the
hold "alnc; on them steadily and the
vessel vas in ;mminen, danger OF
s':}'1.2 Ntcn liz Sihli:t lloTe in sight.
ali til" members Of The crew were
suffering terribly from exhaustion
When ihey wo.- taken off ~ the 81
h''i. ;'rd lhnhcd ~ Furt,lua !slann
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

Those Jorry-two piece dinner sets q,
,.hsh ; are selling for only S5s1 a ser.
law Soh seen them! c1-ti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16

In regard K: The attack On the hr;lcr
between Chaplin AMI l'anl2ial,n l:n'',
rnary II, General :>akharrIT says Tic
japanese force comprised ,nc hAn,;crd
cavalry ana ,.vo hundred Chinese nan.
dts. Russian frontier guards dove ar
nc attackers. WHO subsequently !c-
s''nycH Il few RATS. blew ~ lele
@rant pole southwark ii The The
i::!2c IN. thee Act. Tie E.ss,a:.:,
wFr" reinforced ANA pursued IT, zap
:,l's, twenty-five miles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-16
FURNITURE.

WAMTED-TO BUY, SELL or EN-
change furniture ana stoves Rlgh-
est cash prices paid. C. W. LEWIS,
No 1902 Huntington avenue tt
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WAN ED.

WASTED-THREE FIRST CLASS
uphols,crers: good wages: at THE
PEOPLES FURNITURE PACKING
e STORAGE Co. BIZ Thirticth
street. None but first class work
men need apply.
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Attack on Railroad Bridge.

ST Il:1 .l,i;SEnEG. t'c!, Il. -l.rt
q, ii. S:tklarol. chief 81 si.nn. al,
..,aphs innt Russian artillery rehr,arg
- destroyed ihe buildings ana wall.
|cf &asazi. lron, winch! tte japanese
naI reen homl.,rdina II. Russian
lr,a'hcS Tic Japanese were driven
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CAPTAIN AND CREW.

Men Who Manned Wrecked Schoone,
Taken to Wilmington. n c.
tt:y Associated Press,
WILMINGTON. y. e., Feb. Il Cap
tain Charles Andelso ana crew OF The
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THE PEOPLES HAY AND FEED
COMPANY, a1l ThiFtleth street.
inye >, number Of stalls To rent with
light. water and shelter t,,f wagons.
citizens phone 81. ;-2O-!5l,
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is !,
sterling remedy Tor coughs and colds
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FOE RENT

tOs; ltEI.<T -FIAT OF FOUR IN
furnished rooms in North End. Ad-
'lr"aS. - L X. care Daily Press.
Ill
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''NpEkTA;,E:t-N. Z. ROUSE FOR
coed service. prompt attention.
Phone "a. .2t Twentv-tfth street.
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CONTRACTORS.
UNDERTAKE ERs.

]. n. C-AFFEE L SON. THIRTY
thir,: street anG Huntington avenue
busli nnones NO. i. Residence, Geli
i.i,nne No. 81
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= GOOD place 20 pass away tta time
s AZ 4 paNHhcCker'
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FOR SAI.G-A N!Gi; SlN-ROOhl
dwelling near Jefferson avenue ana
fwen':-c eighth street Nice locs,
''pn, reasonable terms. Price Loo
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sat.. Real Estate, Loans. Insurance.
Rents and lnvestment Bonds.
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