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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24

MT. Robert IutZ, or LelpSlc, who bought the German rights of Burton 5E. Stevenson's 'Holladay Case" from Messrs. Henry Holt and Company, has iust bought from them the rights of the same authors Narration Myste- ". sr Messrs. Henry Holt and Company in response to numerous demands will is sue at once low priced, popular edi- ton of their Lucas's Book of Verses for Children" It is doubtful if there is any better anthology for the young
 people than this book of two hundred poems from some eighty representative authors. It has steadily grown in fla vor. and this next edition will be the fourth printing.
 Richard H. Wilson ("Richard Fis- quill,'') whose Venus of Cadiz," has just been published by Messrs. Henry Holt and Company, had an exciting adventure while exploring one of the remarkable Kentucky caves, in which interesting incidents of his novel occur. Big Dick Taliaferro, noted moon- shiner, supposed the young man who unexpectedly crawled into "The Den" was revenue officer and shot twice at him, one bullet grazing his ear. Dr. Wilson, who Is fine athlete, succeed ed in disarining Taliaferro after a hard
 fight and marched him four miles to polics headquarters. Dr. Wilson's own researches in these caves have lately been continued by archaeologists from Andover college, and press despatches state they have discovered partly pet rified skeletons of prehistoric race of giants '
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-24

sA woman's Confessional" by Helena woIjeska - sPresIdent ROOsevelt's Railroad PoIicy"-"StudieS in Modern German IIterafure," by Professor otto HeIler-ForthcOming Books Magazines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
WITTE CONFERS
WITH NICHOLAS
Peace Envoy and Russian Gar Go
. Over Subject in Oetai-DimcuI-
ties Discussed.
(liy Associated prcss.)

ST. PETERSBURG. July I'M.
Wittc had Il prolonged audience with
the Emperor this afternoon, at Which
the whole subject of the peace ncgo-
tiations WAS gone over in detail. The
difficulties of the situation were free
~ discussed end indications were
given that his majesty is more apt per-
sonally To govern NJ. Whites course
than tho formal Instructions which
have been given him.
NJ. Wittc will leave ST. Petersburg
next Wednesday for Paris, sailing us
previously. announced from Cher
bourg. July 20, on the North German
Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Crosse.
at NJ. Whites personal solicitation
Nj. korotOvtz. one OF the ablest
young diplomats in the service, who
formerly was secretary of the Rus
sian legation ut Pckin will be at
tached to the Russion mission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Editor Declared That Grout Strained
at False Teeth. But Swallowed
Theatre.
tBy Associated Preas.,

NEW YORK, July 1i-Arthur Bris-
pane, editor of the New York Even
lhS Journal, was placed under arrest
inns afternoon on charge OF GRIM
inal libel. preferred by City Conn.
trollcr Edward NJ. Grout. Mr.. Bris-
Dane went voluntarily to court to
answer the charge. A hearing in the
case was set for Monday
The editorial complained of by Mr.
Circuit was headed "Straning at a set
OF false teuth-and swallowing a
theatre"
1t developed that Mr.. Grout had re-
fused to audit bill for $40 for false
tecth bought on District Attorney
Joromc's order for Dodge, the prIncipaI
Witness for the prosecution in the
criminal proceedings growing out Of
the Dodgc-Morse divorce case. but
that lie had approved the sale of the
Moiitauli theatre in Brooklyn to tbi.
city.
The sale was characterized Al the
editorial as "swindling."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
OREGON MADE THE
HIGHEST SCORES
eattIeship of Asiatic Squadron Wins
Trophy for Ships of Her class
In Target Practice.
tBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 14.-Ac-
cordins to an announcement made at
the navy department today the battle.
ship Oregon, Of the Asiatic fleet, has
won the trophy for the highest scores
made by vessels of the battleship
class at the last annual target practice.
In the cruiser class the Raleigh.
on the Asiatic station, is the trophy
winner the Cleveland. of the North
Atlantic station. ranking second.
The Frolic captured the trophy for
vessels of the gunboat class, with the
Dolphin, the trophy winner of last
year, second.
The Paul Jones. which won the
trophy year ago for the hest average
amcng the torpedo boats. is the winner
this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
WHITE MAY PASS
UP APPOINTMENT
Said to Have Left Conference With
Gar in Ugly Frame of Mind
May Refuse to Serve.
fBy Assoclntcd Prcss.l

ST. PETERSBURG. July III
2:20 a. MA sensational report was
current early this morning that M.
Witte might not 20 to Washington
after all. According to The stony, his
audience with the Emperor was any
thing but smooth. his mnjesty re-
senting Nj. Whites plain speaking
ideas and indicating that under the
circumstances he would prefer that
Baron Rosen should act as chief
plenipotentiary.
nj. Witte is said to have left the
Emperor In an ugly frame of mind and
TO have frankly informed Count Lnms.
dorff that it would be impossible for
him to undertake tic mission. 1t
was only by the greatest effort. the
story says, that the foreign minister
succeeded in persuading him not to
fatty refuse and the question as to
whether he will go To Washington is
TO be still open.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
LOST HIS JOB AND
KILLED HIMSELF
Muscoc Russell Pace, Jr., Meets
Tragic Fate-Was Deed lntcn-
tional or Accidcntal2
Especial to tho Daily press.)

RICHMOND, VA, July 1i.-Muscoc |
Russell Pace. Jr.. is dead in his
fathers home, SIG Laurel street. and
whether his death was accidental or
intentional is not clear, though II Is
the belief of the coroner that the
young man ended his life.
There IS not u trace of II letter or
other evidence showing that ii was
case of sclf-tlestruction, however, and
only conjecture and surinisc lead to
that belief
The tragedy occurred at $50 o'clock
this mcrnine, just as the members of
tile family being called to break
fast. The father, NJ. II. Pace. is fore
man Of the Williams Printing COM
pany, and Is one of the BEST known
members of the printing trade IN the
city.
| The only reason that can be assign
cd. If 1t was q case of Intentional
shooting is that Mr.. Pace. who had
for several years been II messenger
in The employ uf the Southern IGX-
press Company, running from this
city TO Charleston, S. c., was OIL We'd
/. VIC hi'V''.sr-. -',ntirc to return all OF
: said That no complaint had been reg
!. istercd AGAINST MIR. Pace. AMI SO Ia
: as the records show. he has II clea
bill
MIR. Pace YVES in his a5th year. wa
a member OF Pine Street Bnptis
church, and in every respect was
D model young man. lie did not lcav
his home last evening, rs was his Gu.
, tom. telling his mother That he felt
bit tired. Other thnn his siatemcn
thal he did not feel like going uu
there was nothing To Indicate that IL
was not in his usual good frame q
mind He had not told his fnthr
That he had lost his position. the frs
knowledge OF that coming toda
when his pockets were searched b
: The coroner.
Mr.. Pace is survived his fnthc,
mother. four sisters and ono brother
oifc sister. Mrs. w. L. Hayes. live
III West Norfolk, and two of his young
or sisters arc now visiting her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
GET SIX MONTHS
FOR EMBRACERY
Men Who Influenced the kiigo Jury
Given Terms in the County
Jail,
tny Associated Prcss.)

RALEIGH, n. c., July III. Rowan
Rogers. cx-shcriff of this county, and
J. =. Sorrcll. who submitted to n
verdict of guilty of cmbracery. in at
tempting TO influence jurors for Presi-
dent Kilgo, of Trinity College, ana
d. N. Duke, OF the American Tobacco
Company, in the case of Rev. T. J
Gattis, suing them for 100000 fol-
malicious libel, were today sentenced
to six months each i'll the county Jail
They have already served thirt!
days for contempt of,court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
FATHER IGNORANT OF TRAGEDY
Is Engineer Of Old Dominion Steamer
Brandon and viii Learn of Death of
His Little Ones Upon Vessels Ar.
rival In Richmond This Morning
Poison In Can Of Tomatoes.
neer of Old Dominion Steamer
tpy AasocInted Preas.l

NORFOLK, VA, July 1i.-Ptomaine
poisoning from can of tomatoes
killed Gordon and Levi MyRtcl. sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Myrkel, of
Berkeley tonight.
Mrs. Myrkcl and infant son are in
Il prccarious condition from the same
cause.
The father, who is an engineer on
the Old Dominion steamer Brandon,
left OH his regular run to Richmond af-
ter dinner.
lIo will learn of his children's death
in the morning, If he too, is not a
victim of the poisoning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Entertained at Niagara Falls.
Thy Associated PreSs.)

BUFFALO, n. Y. July 1i.-Thc
Elks attending the nineteenth reunion
were entertained by the niagara Falls
local today. Before final adjournment
the question of the abandonment of
the National Home at bedford City,
Va, was iscusScd-many favoring
its continuance, but definite action
was postponed until next year a
resolution was adopted recommending
that the age limit for admission to the
home he reduced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
TO BUCK THE SYNDICATE.
Eminent Actors Join in COMPUTATION
to Fight the Trust.
(Rv oao~,,o,,., .It

'l3y Associated fresE)
NEW YoRK. July 14.-Announce-
iicnt of new combination of actors
against What is known as the theatre.
al trust was made today by Lee
Shubcrt. The leading companies in
The new combination are those headed
oy David Belusco and Mrs. Minnie
Nladdern Fisk. Lee Shubcrt will man.
age the line of theatres, which will be
placed at the disposal of Mr.. Delasco.
Mrs Fisk and others.
The new combine will back ffteen
companies on the road. and such
actors as Sarah Bernhard, Ada Rehan
Jefferson DE Angels, Henry Miller.
Lillian Russell, David Warf)eld
l'iancle Bates, Bertha Galland. Robert
fiiiliard. Mrs. Fisk. Bertha Kalisch
and Mrs. Leslie Carter. These actors
under the new management expect
within another week to have a suf.
lcicnt number of theatres on their
own circuit. in America, and England
To play in the year round.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
DIR. r. D. McILWAlNE DEP.
Noted Petersburg Physician DieFrom
Stroke of Paralysis.
(SpcciaI to the Daily Pres


(SpccIaI to the Daily Pres
PETERSBURG, VA, July DIR.
Robert ID. McIlwaine. who wastrick-
eli with paralysis last Mind, died
last night.
DR.. McTlwainc was on of g most
prominent physicians ! thisscction
and had very large prctice.llc was
born III Petersburg IN Marc, 1864,
was prepared for colgc mt he Uni
vcrsity School in PctSburg nd went
TO the University oNirginh After
graduating in medife at tii univer-
sity DR.. Mcllwaine chl to ew York
and studied therein 1884 Dr.. Nell
! wainc returned tqetersDllr! and be
gan the practice mealcint
He married Mi Mary Pllniner, of
this city. who siives him, nth four
children. DIR. Mwaine was brother
Of former Stateenator Villain B.
McIlwaine. of 5. Arthur Kie Davis.
Of Petersburg" ~ u. MclRaine, OF
New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
)eISappers Stationed in Small Noun
tain Village Have Followed
Sailors Example.
EXPLANATION OF Hlsco,pD, j i.
No Assessment of Poll Tai Been Beer
Mare Against Him Until Called
Trsasurer's Attention to omis-
sion-As to Payment income
Tax on His Salary.
Especial to The DAILY u!

RICHMOND, VA. Julv ,k,,ar
"ur montague tonight repll|o the
es"tloiis OF the Danville hrs to
me effect that lie has dd, his
taxes rs follows:
with respect to my pollAes i
VIII say that they were alwayslid as
assessed. In 1903 | scnnuedt5~,lc
account for that year (s,slanIr
which was mos. unusual 70 /. Il
w, having always paid the sa Is y.
Out ihveslisatiom. and discoy,ipi Y
me Doll tax was not assps..o 'a
\. N
..r NO Assessment of Poll T'd poi
MS led me TO make flue
investigation and found IN NJ ~
ni'se mar 20 assessment. had ,rde
made oil my poll tax in the coupp al
iit'syiVania for period of her
years at once wrote IN ,ho arg
"rcr OF the county requesting m
assessment of my nnlr .---.-,'rVi.
wiitD personal property tax wass ;is.
against me in The COUNT of
Pittsylvunia since my official resi-
dence in Richmond. but the same
was assessed against me in this ely,
and promptly paid"
The governor here gives Iette
from State Auditor Morton Muryc
showing that under tho law the III
come tax was deducted from hi
salary as attorney general and Il;
governor before it reached him. TIL
law has now been changed and III
income tax must he paid pcrsOnall
by the governor. II is due on or befoil
November next.
For Political Effect, Says He,
Continuing, the governor says '
have paid all taxes upon the rca
estate which ! hell in Pittsylani;
and in the city of Richmond, nd
have never knowingly cvaded { dc
clincd to meet any obligation m.
State. or course. the bringin for
ward of this matter at this the i.
wholly for political effect and tli'
device of small and desperate poi
ticianS."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Bears stiR Hammer Cotton.
INV Associated Pi ess.)

NEW YORK, July 1i.-After COM
parativcly quiet and steady morning,
there was renewal of active selling
in the cotton market which caused
another severe break in prices and
carried the trading range more than
$5 bale below the high point of last
Monday. Continued reports of free
spot offerings and good weather ell
couragcd bcarish operations and the
decline forced heavy liquidation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
ScooPED OUT HOLE
EIGHTY FEET DEEP
Terrific Force of cloudburst Ma.
clifton Forse-Much Damage
Done by Water.
Special TO the Daily Press,

hioHMoND. VA, July IA c,oud
u"'S' OH mountain near Clifton
forge last night made bols ~ H.
s,o"nd eighty feet deep. The water
uiVi"ed and rushed down the noun,
tain. iiio"il'
me chicken horac of r. r.. Money
maker was washed uwav ,nd ooo
chickens drowned.
nridEes were washed away and mo
10y, o"e me wrecked. Trees were
torn np by the thousand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Lost From the Manchuria.
(Rv SSncIafpd HreHal

HONOLULU. July 14.-When the
steamer Manchuria arrived today it
was reported that Walter Sullivan, a
passenger, had disappeared overheard
last night. 1t is not known whether
or not his disappearance was due to
accidental causes. He was graduate
of Yale and was engaged in business
with his father in the d. Sullivan Com
pany, of San Antonio. Tex. He was
en- route 10 Manila to visit his sister
| the wife of Colonel Glenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
rreiof REEVES Censorship.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 1.-THE
government censorship, now under the
direction of General Trcpoff. assistant
minister OF the interior. has becn re-
vivcd with all It's pristine visor. a
blanket order has been issued posi-
lively prohibiting the publication of
any news relating 20 strikes, disor-
dcrs OF revolutionary activity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Lynchcd the Negro Brute.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

MOBILE. ALA. July 1l.-Captain
Doe, of the steamer Condor arriving
mere from Ccbia. reports that the ne
gro McGill. who murdered the crew
and eight passengers of the cattle
steamer Olympia has been lynched
The laws OF the island forbid capital
punishment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Band of Terrorists Arrested.

ST. PETERSBURG. July IA
band of tcrrorists, fully equipped to
bombs ard forge pass
;,,orts, was captured i'll hosuc near
s,sSner the police had received rein
Horcements, the whole gang wer,
itiade prisoners. Several OF the police
men were wounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
chamnions of the state.
fspecial 10 the Daily Press.)

Especial Ia the Daily PreSsD
RICHMOND, VA. July 14.-ln de-
fcatinE the crack Emporia team by Il
score Of 1 10 here this afternoon, the
brownies, of the local Twin City
league, won the State amateur base
ball championship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
NEWPORT NEy7A. SATURDAY, July s. 1905

several passengers were slight,
hurt by stones and broken glass
| Commissioner McAdoo arrived NJ I,
O'Clock and made tour of tho bntt,o
heid, the fighting at that time hav
Ing ceased
Reason for the Riot.
re sad the riot could not have
taken place had not the rourber- olo.
nneht been permitted to carry arms
ihey appeared to have regular mr..
sef'il OIL weapons. as the police found
"hen they searched the prisoners
IN az seven whites ana two norroos
had their injuries attended IN hv 49,,
AMBULANCE surgeons, but scores of
others less seriously hurt we're tn,,on
10 their homes by friends.
Five whites and six negroes. among
lnem women of both races aimee,
M of whom bore traces of conflict
win the police. were arrested
~ picked body of thirty policemen
was detailed to occupy the disturbed |
csioh during the night ana assist tho |
police of the precinct >i'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
5000, 900 Abattolr is Burned.
tBy Associated Press.)

ALLENTOWN. PA, July 14.-Arbo-
CAST & Bastans ahaLtoir. one of the
largest abuttoirs in eastern Pennsyl-
vania, was practically destroyed by
fire tonight. The plant is new. having
but recently heen completed. The
loss will be about 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
20 Cent con in crescet City.
IN .lsocIate1 Presal

NEW oDANs. La. Jul, The
first hale te crop of cottm for this
season wfeceivcd today, 1t was
sold at ion for twenty cents a
Mound customary the proceeds
were Ci'o oHuii'y'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Rush for the Band WAGON.
'nreelai to tho Daily Press.

eer"I 10 Tho Daily Prcss.,
hi'IMOND, VA, July 1j-r...
ant .GoNGGpuru tonight. He said that
his experience had shown him that 1t
is the practice Of candidates to find
out what the people want, after which
all make - rush to get in the band
wagon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Three Killed and Seven Injured.
fRv Asaociated PfQaaI

CHICAGO, July IA passenger
train on the Chicago and Eastern .Illi-
noise Railway. leaving st. Louis Mt
1880 last night, collided today with a
suburban train at st. Eiger, ILL.,. thirty
miles from Chicago. Three persons
were killed and seven injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Voice From the South.

FRoNTENAc. N. Y. July 14.-At
me convention of New York State
Bankers Association today Joseph H.
Brown, president of the Citizens Ma.
tional Bank of Raleigh. N. c., delivered
an address, his subject being "a Voice
From the South"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
pone fved Bishop Van de vyver
" Associated rresE)

no July 14.-The Pope today
receiin private audience Monsig-
nor de Vyyer. bishop of Rich
mofa.. who presented report
of york accomplished In his did,
ce u. .MllA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
N TIE RI.yoLuT ONlSTS
Trcpoff Revives Press Censorship,
! Which Now Thrivcs In all its Pris.
tine visor-Pronibits Publication of
: any News Relating to Strikes or
: Revolutionary Activities.
Try Associated I,rcss.,

TIFLIS. CAUCASIA, July IA
regiment of Russian sappcrs station
ed at a small village i'll the noun
tains near here has murdered all its
officers and il is rumorcd has Joined
the rcv0lutioniSts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-15
Negro Lynched by 500 Men.
tBy Aasociated Press.J

WACO, TEXAS. July IA negro.
who assaulted Mrs. Benjamin Roberts.
near Goidina. Tuesday. has been
lynched by a mob of 500 men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15

ARTICLE IT, rhe name 0t ~" cor.
porstiun shaft be- WILLIAMS CogrANY,
and To- principal nlHee ~ business stall
be in Alaehna. Alachua county, Flor.
da, but lt may pstnhlIsh offices and
agencies ~ uthvr places w,thin the
State ~ Flnflda
ARTICLE II The general nature
81 the business to b. transacted by
this cofpnraiion q. ,u bay and sell j
kluds of merchandise, supplies, ma.
ehinpfy and pvrronHl property, bay,
sell. muripHRe aud lease real petaie,
advance and loan money nn lands and
peponAl pruppuyi and this corpora
ton shall have power generally 90 do
aun perform, have, hold, acquire aud
enjoy All other property, powers aud
things, as shall be- Incident, necessary
or expedipnt for the conducting the
necessary operation OF The business,
and generally 10 be- vested hnd have
an the powers granted, 0r which may
BE- hereinafter granted 90 corporations
Tor profit under the Laws OF the State
OF Florida
ARTICLE TT -rhe amount OF The
eapital stock 81 said company shall be-
Ten Thousand Dollars, divided mo
one hundred shares. each ~ she par
value al One Hundred Dollars, ~ be-
pald IN ~ fellows SIX Thousand Dol
lars in cash and Tho balance 10 remain
IN the treasury 40 hs dispnsed 81 in
such manner q. ihe directors may dec
Ignate
ARTICLE iV.-The term Tor which
thls corporation D. 90 exist IL nineiys
nine year,
ARTICLE v The business al thls
corporation shall be- conducted BY a
president. a ee-pfesidruf, = seefe.
iafy, y treasurer sod , board 0i fhfre
directors che Office Of secretary and
treasurer may be- held by ila Same
pefspn The hoard 70 directors lhall
BE- elected rs The stockholders 90 the
meeting 90 be- held on ihe frsf NOn-
day in June. 1913. aud annually there
after Thr hoard of directors shall
elect 40 officers ~ the company fbu
president snd vice president shall D.
elected from among ihe hoard OF dl-
feci0u Dnni ere h'st election. and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
tive

The Park Theatrical Company sp-
peared for the second night Of the
weeks engagement last night, present
ing the four-act melo-drama, The
Wages OF SIM" The play WAS we'll
presented, the various characters be.
ins naturally impersonated.
This company has become very pop
ular here. and are making themselves
more popular a. every performance.
They are not only good actors, present.
Ing ciean. refined plays, but are clever
ladies' aud gentlemen, aud will always
be welcome here.
This excellent company will give
q matinee this afternoon 90
O'Clock. presenting "1he Old Home
stead Tonight they will present
'Niobe." TIE company 10 the best
that has appearel here this season and
deserves the patronage Of the public.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-15
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Alex Read, II manager of the Ium-
Der interests OF the Tyler Company
Montbrook. WAS registered at the
Brown House yesterday.
SIR. and Mrs. A. L Rreder and chill.
dren have returned from their old
home in Caneyville, Ky and will
make their home here indefinitely.
They were here last winter. during
which time they made many friends.
They became SO infatuated with
Gainesville and its people that they
decided TO return aud make their
home here, ard they will be gladly
welcomed They are pleasantly To-
Gated at the Cone cottage, n. Arre-
dondo street.
s$AmoRg the prominent visitors to
this city yesterday WAS Hon. Fred $.
Cubberly, collector Of customs OF the
ports of Cedar Key aud Port Inghs,
and also successful lawyer OF the
Gulf town. Col, Cubberly states that
the steamship line between New Or
leans. Cedar Key and other points
which was insugurated about eight
months ago, continues, and is enjoying
a fine business, Notwithstanding some
opposition Tie steamer from New
Orleans is expected in Cedar Key to-
day or tomorrow with large general
cargo. Phosphate shipments from
Port Inglis are also heavy, the harbor
being a scene OF great activity