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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
ANTI-SALOONlEAGuE
Opening Session of the State Convcn-
tion at L%ynchburg.
taneciel to the r,ai,v rraeo

i.NMCIlBU1lG. VA. Jan. 1S.--This
r%.nrning's session of the State Anti
Saloon League convention was VOL at
tended. there being nearly 500 dele
gates and visitors present.
The report CT the treasurer, r. y.
enc OF Richmond. showed the finar,-
rcs 20 hc in q healthy condition. Re-
port" wore also read Ivy +. J. Richard
sen. Statc secretary. and j.. w. Nest.
field secretary. and short speeches
were mad on tho salocn III several
relations by s., l.. Roberts, Of Dan.
vile. as To lalor: by @. G. Ruckcr. or
Rcdtord City. as to crime: by Profess
%pr Il T. Bennett, of Rardolph-NIarcn
CollaE'. as to education: by the Rev.
y. w. Gay, Of Newport News. as to tho
church. ."g%@ -"@". " ".
I'll" Roy, Or. Atv i'll. of nanvillr.
spoke en- the qualifications Of speakers
IN lCca' option contest. W
iii" aner on Legislation ncc.lcC in
Virginia hv the Rcv. !. w. West. rea,
Yesterday and referred to a committee.
va reported favOra!,lv TO The cnnvcr
iIcn and referred to tho committees on
Legislation. 0f which Judge w. II.
haann is chairman: fer Enactment inll
i;lW by The '.ccislaturc1uf Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
Letter to W A Post.
NEWPORT. News, Va

boar Sir: MIR. 49, Prcsidcns
OF a cotton-mill at Union. S Che
don't want to sec his name in print
had two offers Of 500 gallons of paint:
$50 and sl.25. Took the s1.25: ANA
got skinned. He'd have got three.
quarters skinned il he'd taken the
other. Ia
The Sl.:O was tnll-gallon: the S1.2E:
was IS per cent short. The full-mca.
sure paint was a%dultcratcd 40 pei,
cent; the short-mcasurc paint was
a~dultcratcd A5 per cent. besides ben
zinc iii the oil, don't know how much
Dcvoe lead-and-zinc wasn't sold in
the town then.
1t don't pay to monkey with paint.
Devoc costs less than II Of en-:
not by the gallon. of course: by the
house and year. That's how to reckon
il. Go by the namc. Yours truly
Il w DEVOE & co
- New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
HOSTILITY AND RED RAVEN.
The Only Winning Favorites on the
.. Track at New Orleans.
. .D ~, -~>,;+., .,z.,., . .". "H-. TX


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1s.-Favor
ties Jared badly despite favorable con
diiions today. Hostility and Red
Raven, both of whom o~ut-classed their
fields. were the only winning favorites.
The stewards today fined !. r. Viii.
liams 500 for his affair with Book
maker Fred Cook in the betting ring
recently.
First race. six INC a half furlongs-
Floral Wreath, 6 to l. Won: Athlana,
10 to /. second: Mary McCafferty, -
to /. third. Time 1921.
Second race, misunderstanding
6 TO 5. Won: Grove Center. 4 to /.
second: Veribcst, 25 to l, third. Time
81.
Third race, 6 1-2 furlonys-Re1
Raven. & to 3. won: Felix Moses. 5 to
]. second: Unmaskcd, - to j, third.
Time 1920 80. .". .a
Fourth race. 6 %furlongs, handicap
E~Scutchcon, 10 to !, won: Edith May,
) TO /, second: %Florentinc, 6 to ].
third. Time l:l:;.
Fifth race, s 1-2 furlongs-ApriI
Shower. ~ to l. won: .Josettc. 6 to 5.
second: Little Jack Horncr, 9 to /.
third. Time 1920 3-5. I'M.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth
Stoncwall. ~ to /, won: Exclamation
3 TO :. second; Kcough, 3to /, third
Time 1865. "" .#"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
EXPERTS ON THE STAND.
Give Interesting Testimony in the
TriaI Ct c. 1. Tucker.

Give interesting Testir in the
Trial CT C. L. Tucker.
t'AMlHtlIM;E MASS. Jan. 1S.-.Ex-
pert testimony occunicd the entire
time Of the court during today's ses-
sion If the trial Of Charles l.. Tucker,
for the :nIlrder of Mabel Page, and
with the exception of about twenty
minutes. surgeons We're On the stand.
Without execution these latter ;csti
fed that a knife. thrust into a body at
an angle described by Medical Exam
inrr Meade. could not possibly touch
the azygos vein. Each OF the medical
experts also stated that the knife
shown them. a duplicate OF the one
owned nv Tucker. would not have
made wounds similar to those found
on the body nf Miss Page, the reason
aScribo.. in every case being that its
brnal back would leave a. heavier i'm
preston III the flesh.
Witnesses also testified that the
stains "n fuckers overcoat were CON
t;sscnt with blood found in the bodies
OF certain dumb beasts including
horses. rats and muskrats.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
KILLED BY MOONsHINERS
Henry Moore the Victim Of Crooked.
Whlskey Makers.
Specill to the Daily Prcss.)

iSl'eclil to the Daily FrcsS.) M
I. ROANOKE. VA, Jan. lS.--Infc-ma-
tor VA: received in Roanoke today
that Henry Moore, II prominent young
ma of Franklin county. had been call.
ed from his home Sunday night and
shot to death. .7. n
It is said that nineteen bullets rierc-
% his rlv and he fell dead In. his
tracks. Moore was reared ly Captai:
Ball Thompson. who lives about two
miles *Glltli Of billions mill. and it is
claimed that he was murdered hy
mrGE#l!nerS. whom. il is alleged. lie
had reported II government officers.
The rcnc't gncs that Young Moore
was called out Of his home Sunday
night aud shat he had rarity crossed
tho threshold when q vollev was fred
by . party and he fell 10 the src:l!n;
dead. Even after he had fallen voIley
faiGr vollry was fired before The crowd
dispersed. and when tho family carried
him ~ his room if waS funnu that h.
had 'Itrn shot ninelccn times. -
'hc rcncit was confirmed today by
bepu'y United State, Marshal ] j.
Harris. who says it is absolutely true.
Captain TlCmi.Son is one of the most
prcn!inent men in She county and he
Says no store Will be- left unturncsl
80 bring the guilty to Justice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
RAILROAD KINGS GATHER.
Matters of Importance and the Rail
way World Discussed.
O?y Associated Press.l

IT,. HGW. m.f.@ ~ LeSS.J .N. N .#
NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-The presence
in the financial district Of an unusually
large number of prominent railroad. Of
sicials. including ]. J.. Hill. of the
Great Northern Securities Company,
l.. H. Hartman, of the Union Pacific
and Southern Pacific systems: Samuel
Spencer. Senator Depew and others
gave rise to statements that matter of
Importance in the railroad world were
under discussion. The Vanderbilt. I'LL
nois Central and Atchison meetings
were in part responsible for the gath
erinG of the railroad men. hut Wall
street was disposed to believe that the
heads Of the great railway systems
were giving serious attention to the
rate legislatiOns proposed at Washing
ton. None Of those Interested, how
ever, was willing to make any state
ment as to tho conferences being held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
TYLER-WHEhT WEDDING.
t Was a Typical "o!d Virginia" Nup.
tiaI Event.
Especial 10 the Dn.iy rre=s.)

Especial 10 the I)n.iy rre=s.)
i,NNWOOn. Jan. lS.-A beautiful
Old Virginia wedding took place to-
night at Lewiston. the family home Of
the Wheats. now owned by Miss
Eleanor Wheat. Tho elegant old man
sion was decorated with holly and
other cvcrgrcens and many candles in
silver %candclabra. The bride was
Miss Elizabeth Amanda Wheat, daush.
tor of MIR. and Mrs. Charles C. Wheat,
aud d niece of tho hostess. and the
groom was Mir. Frank r.. Tyler. Both
are from Stauntun. but yielded to the
wishes Of Miss Eleanor Wheat. and
agreed to have the wedding in her
home. At $50 O'Clock Miss Wheat
PLAYED the wedding march. and the
bridal party entered in the following
order: First, the brides cousin and
maid Of honor. Miss Sue Gordon Lewis,
wearing white silk MULE over White
silk ANA carrying bridesmaids roses;
next. the bride. with her father. They
wcI" met at al improviseI altar. by
the bridegroom and his best man. Mr..
Mac Y. Wheat. Tho was
performed by the Rev. w. II. Darbie.
I'll" bride is ono CT the most deserved.
y popular young laaies in Stanton,
possessing as she does d sunny dispo-
sition. p pretty face and sweet man
nc1s. She looked we'll in her Wedding
gown Of white crepe de chine over
white silk, with a real lace bertha,
and brides roses The bridegroom is
Il native of fredericksburg, but for
scnln tim" has been Il promincn, bust
HeSs man OF this city, whore he has Il
hos, of friends.
After the ceremony the brides cake
was cut aud supper served. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler left on the mid.
night train for an extended tour. After
Feb. 4 they will be at home at ;l3
Berkeley Place. M. ".
a regular house party was held for
several days before the wedding. some
Of the invited guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Wheat. Of Stalnton: Mr..
Charles G. Wheat, Of Chicago: Mr..
Eldridsc Wheat. Of New York; Mi. ana
Mrs. +. X. Tyler. Misses Eva r.. Nettic
j.. Sadie X, and Susie Tyler. Fredcr-
icksburg: Mr.. Wilberforcc vcitcl, Of
Chicago; Mr.. +. w. Burr. of Fhiladel.
phia; Mr.. A.. G. Peachv, Newport
News: Mr.. n. S. kabler, Harry Lewis.
Schenectady. N. y: Misses Jennie
Woodward. Amelia Kinney. Evclina
Dunbar. Susie Dunbar, Susie Philips,
Nora Suhlc't. of Staunton: Messrs.
Thomas Opic and r. NJ. Vest. Messrs.
Bolts. Lnnsford and Archie Lewis, Of
H~arrisnnbnrg; Mr.. Harry Blackburg,
lsro,tocs, and others. ""f .-.."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
NIP IT IN II BUD.
FIRST Appearances OF DararuR a Fore
funner of Future Bnldness.

First Appearance OF DaparuR a Fore
runner Of Future Badness.
That such is the case has been con-
c~lustvely proven by scientific research.
Prof. Unna,. the noted European skin
specialist, declares that dandrnfr is. the
burrowed-up cuticle Of the scalp. caused
by parasites destroying the vitality in
the hair bulb. The hair becomes lifeless,
and. in time, falls out. This can be pre-.
vented
Newbro's I1erpicide Kills this dandrufr
germ. and restores the hair to Its natural
softness and ~abundancy.
Herpicide is now used by thousands OF
people-all satisfied that It is the most
wonderful hair preparation on the mar
ket to-day.
Sold by leading druggists. Send toe. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
ALIENS DRUG STORE,
Special Agents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
TWO ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Laborcrs Charged With the Death Of
Mrs. Shafer.
f (Ty hSSocfat ted prrSS \

Mrs. Shafer.
(By Associated Prcss.)
REFFORDr IND. Jan. 1S.-Frank
Evans n Elmer Browning, laborers,
were arrestedtoday on warrants sworn
out by John E. Underwood, an attor-
ney, charging them with the murder
of Miss Sarah Shafer on the night Of
Jan. 81, 1908 The men deny the
charge. The arrests are due to a story
told by Mrs. Cook. the divorced wife
of Browning. According to her story
her husband. from whom she was
separated. told her that he and Evans
had killed Miss Shafer. The story told
by Mrs. Cook gives several incidents
peculiar to the murder Of Miss Shafer.
Evans, she says, changed his cloth
ing, giving the b~ioodstained garments
to Browning with instructions
to burn them. Browning gave
them to his wife. who hid them
wnsfc. it is said, they We're found a
few days oga. Among the clothing, it
is said. is a cuff with a. button to
match II said to have been found in
the cab shed after the murder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
Council Decides to Pay Half Cos,
on Bridge
REAL ESTATE MAeKtT AcT,y,
The TapIey TRAIT Purchased BY a
Western Man.-Hoiiday tc Sc Cen,
orally Observed Today.-eossip Of
the Colonial Capital.
Purchased by a
(specla, To the Daily Press.)

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan 1S-Ths
city council at a special session de-
cided finally to ray cra-half Of the cost
of building a bridge ut Queens creek.
The question Of the liability OF the
town was disputed i'll court. but final
~ or the a:lvice of Commemorative
Attorney n. l.. Henley. 1T vas decided
!" pav the lill. In doing SO the coun-
ell did not commit itself to any future
appropriateness for such purposes
fclk county paid its portion OF the hill
severa! months ago. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
The hot SPRINGS Races.

f1o SPRINGS. Ath., Jan. 10
Essex Park summary: . .
First race. /" fnrlongs-Main. 9 to
9, won: Good. = to ], second; Garth
age. 5 to ], third. Time :3S l-2. 1t
Second. I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7 tt
!! Won: %Jeenja. 4 10 ]. second: ST.
f%lorencc. s to !. third. Time 1894.
Third race. 5 furlongs-Incensc. s
10 J.. Won: Toscan. > to 5. second:
Moon FL, 9 to s, third. Tine 1:Os rs.
Fourth race, 6 furlongs-Rosc Ben
even, won: Buttons. 4 to l.. sccoud:
Ncrcrsncl. Is TO l. third. Time IFS.
Fifth race. Z furlongs-Roommatc
I { $. 0 Waterford. 5 to i. second F:
Operator. Is to !. third. Time 1885.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth
Tcet Noir, 1 to I. won: Kingraine, 2
" ., second; Hucena, 3 to j, third
Time 2:O4. ""-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
To Extradite Rarriere

MENlCO CITY, Jan. 1S.-According
to a decision just made by the Su-
premc Court George Barrierc will be
extraditcd. Barricrc is the American
who wcs arrested in Vera Cruz in
April last year fol. having absconded.
it is alleged, with s25,465 American
money, $1,000 Spanish gold, the sums
belonging to the firm Of Louis c..
Smith. Of Havana. for whom he was
the manager Of the branch Office in
Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
jackson. Senior, Gets First Honors.
III. Try Associated PresS.)

TAYLOR, TENAS. Jan. Isl. A..
Jackson. Sr., Of Austin. won first
honors from twenty-thrce competitors
by bringing down l? out Of Il possible
20 birds in the handicap. today's fea-
ture OF he shooting tournament, which
was begun here. The handicap was
opcn to all with live birds as tho tar
gets. .... f." |.- " -
were Fred Gilbert, OF Iowa; William
Hear. of Kansas, and Otto SEM, Of
Houston, each hagging lS birds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
Creditors Mourn Dr.. John Mare,
Suddenly Pepa,n d.
@jEyM2.@
HE LEFT A TRUSTING Fl ,NcEl
Ellyson Will Enter the Race For the
Lieutenant.G overnorshjp, It is Be-
lieved.-Mayor to Speak to TIE Mill.
tiamen.-Town Gossip.
Especial to ,he Daily Press.

RICHMOND. VA Jan. lS.-"Dr."
John Mare is I fugitive frcm The DO
ice. rather understood. '%'chnnkv.''
blonde. about g years old. wears specs
and has a peGring expression. talks
rapidly in broken English. is cXccs-
sirely polite. dresses with great care.
He is d RCumanian, but SAYS he is a
FrenchmaN. a certificate of service
Ill the Roumanian rlo Is among his
effects. He is travelling With a fine
new trunk. which has not been paid
for. ."
He disappeared from Richmond on
Friday right leaving d shortage in his
accounts with the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. Of New York. Of
which he was Il soliciting agent. leav-
ing bogus checks galore and carrying
hundreds Of dollars in money borrow.
cd from lm%sGspcctins acq~uaintancc*.
see Of which was taken from a vounl,
wcrl;ii. girl To whom he was enragc,
t. 10 married. "'+ III. .". "
His victims say that he did ii Jewel
&CH out, O! diamonds wOrll, S1.GNn. nrdrr
liretensr that he wished his tiailcee I,
select an engagement ring. aud shat
lie sNinGlcd various other people. but
The Dan.c Of I'll" ioWeier is not known
;l'''' itr ether stories arc not confirmed.
It is certain. however, that he is
$hcrt il lis accounts With Tho Metre.
1.olitan Life Insurance Conpany. SAP.
#%''rintea"'ni lchn Z. Harding cour-
tcoHslv declined tn say how mich dam.
aSc 'hc man 'n:d done in the conlpaay's
business. He said the rules Of tic
company forbade his discussing The
nia;ter ri all. Mare went TO work for
the company in February a year ago.
and for sometime has had tho Peters
brig territory II, what is called their
Ice district. the affairs rI which will
nave to he CONC eve in detail to find
cut how much the fugitive collected
before 10 fed. ~
Mare was last seer in Ricllrond BY
anyone who knew him at about $3.50
:. IN Friday. when he was in the tailO,
Shnr OF Becker & Rosenberg. next
door to tho new Ri.iou. These tailor.
had made Elm clothes wcrth $50, and
The asked him for 4 part payment. ri
least, FOR tho goods. He offered &c
give :; note. but Was told that thcy
would rather have cash, il possible
aud 50 h" said: We'll. its III the
same 10 me" and drew a check or The
Bank Of Ric'uEoiuh for SlrCon accu::,;
The cl.tck has been returned. Gishnn
~eftti, i1thc tailuiS. They cashcd p,!le,
small checks Of Mares on the Aneri
gan National Bank. without difficulty
and did MT suspect his check on MS
i'ank Of Richmond. They have ar.
the Of Mares checks, with Il :! face
which Is NOT good. aud another for 81
which is III New Yor! and vii! hc re
turned tn them. .#
!" clcwnins att Of the mans per
~: was his swindiin. Il working cir
CT; CT 500 of ',cr W and her sister.
i'arl earned money. lie accomplish,
q! this theft iy gaining tic vu,ne
Wtn';tns entire confidence. under cnvi,
Ut \ pretended marriage engagement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
a
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Scaled proposals will be received at
Office of Treasurer. Southern Branch,
y. H. D. v. S.. National Soldiers
Home. Elizabeth City county, Virginia,
unit! - O'Clock, NJ, February 7. 1905,
and hen opened. for furnishing mater.
ial and labor for paiting exterior Of
Buildings Nos. !6, IS, 81. II and AZ, in
accordance with instructions and spe.
cificatiOns, copies OF which. with blank
proposals and other information, may
be had npcn application to B. A. BEE.
SON, Treasurer. 1-2l-2S 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
Personal and General.

T'rof Baron Pauldn I.anray. gru.lu-
ate aud ma:ialist Of the BcauN Arts
SclM ol. and Is. A. Of the University If
Paris. Franco. will deliver all illustrat.
cd lecture at William aud Ma,y Col.
lcSe next Tuesday night. Subject.
'l',ris. An ient anil Modern Tho
lecture will We free. Prof. de I.anEay is
an artist and scholar AMI his lecture
is locked forward to With much inter
est. ...- .-4". i.
sister. Mrs. Fl. G.. Lightfoot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
Mine Workers. Convention.
iRV Associated PrassA

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. 1S.-To-
days session Of the United Mine
Workers convention developed no new
features othe: than a more careful in
curry into the conditions in the anthra-
cit" field where the membership has
suffered 4 large decrease. President
Mitchell is expected during the next
wear to visit the affected regions with
the hope of adjusting differences
which now seem to exist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
EIiyson a Probable Candidate,

nave lia'hinc IN say regarding my
Erel'nr.ol candidacy for the office OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS said j.. 'ravlor
f1!lvson. Ct this City. whose nainc has
u" frequently mentioned in connrc-
;ICIt with the contest for the Lnrli,a.
uCr several times j, has been re-
ns'5el that Mr.. l@.I!vsnn will mak:
lis formal announcement tcdal,'' hut
$; var II has not hccn ma,ic.
u * 4 Tact THAI since !Ir. Eiiy:cn's
'iA'nH WAS FIRST suggested III, has boon
NC r"tl"lent O! letters From; all PARTS
81 IN" State hll Of tie letters 40
5taprniS1vr Of the llol.e that he will!
Isl iH:o ih" contest, aid offers Of help
aa'l sulFc:t are contained in all Of
thcln ." + "@e "
= nm considering tln, question y
'aid Mr., E~ltySon -! do no.! wan. 10
70 pre,il';'at" u arriving at a con
.l,si2n.'' .. r "c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH in ADVANCE.
ONE CENT a WORD,

Advertisements unccr classified
heads in this column will be inserted.
at the uniform rate OF one cent a word
fer each insertion. No advertisement,
small, less than IS cents for
the first insertion. Cash in advance
invariably. Special rates made on long
contracts. Orders for discontinuanes
must pc made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
LAWYERS GET caARTER.

Newport News Law Library incorpor-
ated ty Commission.
The corporation commission at Rich.
mend yesterday granted a charter tn
the Newport News Law library Nnc.)
with a capital flcm $500 to $4,000.
The following are tie officers of TIL,
Lih:a.y: President. w. G.. Stuart, sec
Rotary ard treasurer. w r.. Perkins;
we president, Marquis 1cncs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
MORMON CHURCH POLICIES.
Discussed by Prot. Talmage. Of the
Utah State University.
tBy Associated Fress.l

WASHINGTON. =. c., Tan. 1S.-Pro-
lesser james E. TalnaSe. of the Utah
State University and author CT some
of tho doctrines accepted as, allthori-
tativc teachings Of the Mormon church,
was on the stand all Of today in the
Slnoot investigation before the Senate
committee ON privileges and elections.
He cave an Interesting account Of the
church organization. the church courts
ard proved to le we'll informed on
nearly every subject of church policy.
".. ="."" His Construction.
AS TO pclyeamy the witness said in
plain English it would have tn be in
i"rrrntcd far differently than the co1s-
s1ructlon he places on the marriage
relation 70 infer veu that there is
anything mandatory about it. He said
there IS not one Paragraph i'll the reve-
laticn that contains an inference tl,at
l"plysamy should be mandatory upon
J. mantle prophet JcseEh-and il,
all other cases Inp!vsa1ny was rermis.
siNe.
Z TIE Church Law.
Mr.. W~crthiEetcn brought out from
the,w witness tic statement that any NO
man who hcCamc the plural wife of a
man sil;ca October 6 1850. is no more
6 wife under the rules of the caurch
than she is in the eyes Of the law.
!le said he believed that aHy woman
who hcan.c a plural wife since the
manifesto vas technically unchaste.
He s:il he Ilnt Of no sue. marriages
l'roft sscr Tonnage said he had par
~ticiFatcl III. ~ witnessed the endow-
,Etrt cercmcl les between one ard
tro sore tines He denied that The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19
nsyor 10 Address; Militia.

Antcrler has been issued lv t",rl,.1cl
george Wayne Anderson. commandment
- the Seventeen regiment. directing
! =" 't.p'nils Of Companies a. r. G. f..
hid II u a~sSHn.ll" 'l!cir commands ~
fHatFGW nl@hi al. $50 O'Clock at the
a''iFfN, iGr III" purpose Of celebrating
INC ;'iiiiidav nf General Robert T.. Loo.
TIC soldiers ~il! be addressed Nv
mayor M"c"rlhv himself = soldier M.
1'i General l"2c, and Immediately af-
s"r sH1S"ecch the mcu viii be formed
tx jr":c parade.
~ order - PROMULGATED ~ siaior
'a:'d %aliHtal,. ~i;nssienx calls fer blue
Uniforms bark :hccs. whitc standing
IS ''arEi 'nd white gloves.
T" mcn.'it rs IF tlc several COM
n%'1'ir: arg directed 10 be on hand ~
'!c i'n'r nam"'i ana to 30 ready 10 fall
~ a''"" ~" Razor la!; made his M!
fi.rS.; NJ. MM. .. #..M M..." u .M MM @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-19

AND PRO
spective students Of the Interna-
tional schools to know that my Of
fee in the Coleman Building, 261B
Washington avenue. Is open to them
from 8 a m. to 9 p. m, every day.
Absolutely private and courteous at
tention will be given you. T. j..
FARRAR, Rooms, Gil Coleman
Building. 1-4-tf
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

l'f!#cn Association of Virginia VS..
't''ssrl% administrators and oilers
shHiiy aj'ztHci b% Major Robert S,iic;
-: appellant AMI submitted.
A~hcsancakc anI Ohio Railway Com
paDI rs. Mhi!io". hr.u,d hy pavih
~ Leak" f"r plaintiff IL error AMI T..
:. N'fon md p;'irl Harmon for dc
'sndant IL error and ccntinur. NTH
Friday MOI li,4..
Next cascS 10 be heard.
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
panF vs. Harris: Glenn vs.. West. c,c
an6 Williamson, ctc.. " Eavnc ana
others, being Mes. "a, So and Sc or a..
Snment docket.
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Gen. Trenoff Still Lives.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1S.-Thc
report circulated l,y a London news
agency that General Trepoff, former
chief OF police OF MOSCOW, had been as
sass!nated while on his way to this
city is ~unfounded. The general has ar
rived in ST. Petersburg. II