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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
ny u. A.. Cntlin, III,
No, q m, Eleventh Street.
PEREMPToRY SALE
Machinery, Shafting,
Scales, Etc,

on TuIgsloA Y, March 81 1905, commence
ing 1T 10 o'clock MI o I, pre1Ti ~ ~
N ilt sH,s T. ana ostat III tho Old Talbot
seyenteenth sstTeets, ceusiytng Sc Iatle @.
riIIs4 crn o1 o Hand Lathss Flames Yses,
clam'ps, Scales, Pull eys,,, sh9 ftlng, Hang
f,H. conplings, Collars, Scrap etc, 4, !,
expert reports some Of I'M ' e. M
der ana Sonic IN had order but n parIi,
gain mn nny be expected IN al oi I, nus Y
viii be sold 70 the highest pd :, Aipr 4 Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
5s BY Augustine Royal g. Co., .lS "a
Y Real fF;state Agents and 5Auctioncers.
Qffica No Np27 Hull Streetl N1ancheste IVA.


$T3 OMMIssIoNERs SALE or AFR ACT
~ ND@CONTAINING 90 6-10iACRE S,
AZ ACRDS NJ ORIGINAItS GROWTIi1,, n0L Z
PINE, 5E43 ACRES SECOND GROWTH
PINE EAND&lOA1I, ABOUT .s.6 y. ACRES ~ y,
CLDAREDILYING IN CIIESIERFlElSl14ID
yA.oNE ME- l., FR9A1, R11i /;
$Ras .i.; 4 oN!a1o NDAY, MARCH GOTH,
1906 AT91s1O, CLOCK MIN FRONT ~,
THE COURTHOUsE, IN: THE. C1TYr0t'
NlANCHESTDR, VA. ID CHAT BEING
3COURTsDAY).s 81. js NJ
BY virtue u Of a decree Of tho !. Circuit
Court for Chesterfield county, tered on
the 18th May 1s9s N te I |sr.
field sCoalscnd Iron Mining Company and
others, we Will 2sell at publ AUCTION, on
the F3hour4and place named n bove
that 3splendil Rtimbered and wooded 4 trac &C
of land, containing % 6-10 acres. one ,ha I
OF this tract lis In original y gro with &, #of
pine; the balance is well stocked W tn ., q
nine, s,litableffor timber and cord wood:
This landis bounded by the celebrate
Fo el I. r Duifer and the Harvey
and HarrlssS tract There is no doubt but
that this$land has q rich deposit OF coal
on It's. This tract should engage sp y, n,,,a
attention, beinggso near railroad ana ,the
market : For further part lars call on
the anctioneers plat ct this land nd fis e {
th TER 0Sf1'gsi VI fout an balance At
six, twelve and etgh teenE mont hs. Tor +
e{ as !efsst aadsa the
fitIe jr 81 until whole purchase
money IS raid and a conveyance ordered
nv fine court p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

TRUsTETs AUCTION SALE
LARGE %VACANT5I.OT3 ON TIII0 SOUTH
SIDE LOUISIANA STREET. BE-
TWEEN + SECOND AND THIRD X.
s Jle sg,.5is STREETS tt l5.l .f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

BY sutton g. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l6 North Ninth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Sof the' Special Commits sioners In the above
named suit hasfbeen duly given .,.,,2.g,s23
4 f,S, Clerk Chesterfield Circuit Court,
3Mch Il, IL, IL, 1876 2tt 4 ;j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
BY The Valentine Auction Co.
I 5itt5 AuCtIOnccrS. 2

THE / VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
Lar &c Sale Of Lots.

Aiessrs. j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
agents for Gould Hoyt, sold. last week,
a. tract OF seven acres on West Cary,
lTay,or and Beverly streets--to the West
End Realty Corporation. This corporation
il mana ged by Mr. D. r. Creecy, IT.
formerly OF Norfolk. and the company
proposes 20 slibdi,ide and improve the
lots BY running streets, etc. and re-
i;asling the same to honebuilders on easy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
WORK AT SAILORS REST.
Nearly Three Thousand Tars Enter
tanned in March.

Missionary John Golden has just
completed his report Of the work al
the Sailors Rest during the month of
March.
MIR. Golden and his assistants have
been active in their efforts to help the
tars and the report shows that good
results have heen accomplished.
Following is the report
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
GETTING up WITH THE SON

to get breakfast by seven o'clock isn't
necessary when you use gas for cook
ing purposes. Yon can bake rolls,
mullins, corn bread and cook Il fine
breakfast in Il short time when you
touch the match to your gas range or
stove when you get up For summer
or winter cooking there is nothing
like gas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
7 lleatricaI

Thursday and Friday nights and Fri.
day matinee. the Olympia Opera Com.
pany will play all engagement. present
ing Il series Of tire, operate prGduc-
;iGns at the Academy. this city.
Thursday night will he given Rich
ard Stalll's famous Oriental satire. en-.
titled said I'asha.' in which the
company shows up is the best possible
advantage. Miss Kendall appears in
the guise of Serena, The noble rashn s
daughter; Mr. Major appears as Has
sen Boy The Pas'la's first officer and
lover OF Serena: Mr.. Haydn appears
as TerranC. Il Mexican nrDlcman with
a whole score of beautiful music: Miss
!rnkinS will appear as Queen Ali.
Miss !;ark"r will appear as Balah So.
jah. and Mr.. Iaglcton will have the
splendid comedy character OF lIadad
an Adventures within MIR. Addc as his
assistant, Nockcy
The chorus, which has been aug
mtllteG with New York chorus girls
Will appear 10 The best possible al.
vantage in the many marches AMI dain.
~ stage pictures arranged fer then. bv
Mr George Collins, of New York.
Friday night Au1ran's delightful
comedy "Olivettc' with l.uttic Kendall
in the title role, and Ed. Iiaglcton in
the main comedy character Couuelico:.
will lie the Offering, while Friday al
terrocn nj the matinee Planquctlc'a
immortal work The Chimes of Nor.
mandy" will be rendered
For these two nights and matinee
the prices will he OF Inc bargain char
acier, ranging from Zoe to soc with 4
lew choice orchestra seats 2. 50c N
night and 10 and 20 at the matinee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
Old Dominlon Company is Ready
For Business.
BEER ON MARKET SATURDAY
Dixie" and Warwick" the Brands
Which Are Ready for the Consumer
Dome of the Big Plant Light,
ed Up.
ed Up.

Dixie" ana Warwick" beer, the
the local plant which is probably ex-
celled by none in Virginia. will be put
on the market for the first TIME Satur
day when The plant will have it's for
mai opening.
CHER Brewer Moclcr and his corps
of assistants have been brewing beer
for some time ami nearly all vi the
watts in the larger cellar are now filled
with Il beverage which is ready for the
market. The watts contain 200 kegs
each and Friday the beer will he run
oil to The racking room. where ii will
he run through The cleaner and then
pat up in kegs
The plant has hecn in operation
some time, bnt none of the produce;
has been PAL on tho market The beer
which will be turned ont from the Old
Dominion Brewery is made Of malt,
Talked rice and hops and Chief Brewer
MOelcr said yesterday that no chem
icals nj any Kind are 10 be used.
1t is expected that the opening of
he plant will bc quite an event here
and will he Of interest to the general
public.
The bottling plant has not yet been
| completed and no Bottled product will
be put ON the market for some time.
The brewery has secured thousands of
hotties. with steel crates, which will
take the place ri the old wooden crates
hundreds of new kegs have been pur-
| chased ly the company and for the
past week a force OF men have been ut
work pitching the inside OF the kegs
and cleansing them.
Tho mammoth dome OF the plant
was lighted up last night by various
colored electric lights and il attracted
Il great deal of attention. Rows of
| lights have been placed across the
dome. running from top to bottom and
after the plant is opened they will he
lighted every night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
EAGLES tt PLAY BALL
STRONG TEAM is ALREADY BEING
ORGANIZED.
Hampton "1rds" Watt ? Game and
the 5rotherly Rivals May Get To-
gcther.

The local Eagles have decided that
they will piuy ball this season and
have gotten together what promises
10 be one of the strongest amateur
organizations in The State Of Virginia
and he members or the local acrc
are confident that they will have no
trouble in defeating any Eagle team
i'll Virginia.
Several of the players who compus-
ed the Famous old North End" or
Newport News team. which held the
championship nl the Peninsula last
season, have signed up with the team.
Besides these there is some very pro-
missing material among the other Nom
bcrs OF the aeric and they will he got
ten out in Il short time.
The acriCS Of several other cities
in tile State have organized teams and
intend To play lh" local n:en. The
Eagles of Hampton have already aoi-
ten Il team together and ii is under
stood they will meet The local Eagles
about the beginning OF this season.
There has hcen great rivalry between
This city ml Hampton in sports for II
number Of years and the game would
undoubtedly draw II large crowd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12

Get your advertising copy in carly
Tor the Easter Edition OF the Daily
Press. To he published next Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
Socidl-Persondl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mrs J. A. Hayes will entertain the
Matinee Euchre Club tomorrow after
nOOn
Miss Katherine Clayton. of Albany,
n. Y. is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. +. Sherman, on Chestnut
avenue.
Mr.. NJ J. Blackman, OF huntsville,
Ala. is visiting his parents here.
Miss Marie Sinton has gone to Wash
ingion to visit relatives.
Miss BESSIE McWiliams. Of Siann.
ton. is visiting her cousins. the Misses
Bowman q Roanoke avenue.
Miss Frances Gary left yesterday for
ksnG William county, where She will
visit relatives.
Rev. a. s. Venablc. Of northampton
county. is the guest Of his friend and
.iassnlaie, Rev. l.. II. Wexford on
Thiriy-thiri street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
less, NEWPORT NEWS, VA, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL T. 1906
GOES TO GRAND JURY TODAY.
Case Of Andrews Sent Un by Police
Justice Brown.

Justice Browl..
The case of j. T. Andrews. charged
with shooting his wife Lilly b. An
tircws, with in,cn. to kill. will be put
before the grand jury in the Corpora
ton Cour; today.
Justice Brown yesterday sent tic
case on In the grand jury after hearing
the story of the shooting from Mrs
Andlow and testimony from Chicf Of
Police Johnson and Officer Vanars,lale
concerning what happened after An
drcws shot his wife ri The home of
the lattrrS sister. Mrs Michael Ward,
several weeks ago.
The prisoner hid no; 90 ON The stand.
Ii is understood that temporary in
sanity "iil be pleaded when The case
is taken up in the Corporation Court.
Mrs. Andrews. who has recovered
from the effects of The bullet wound in
her back, appeared in court ycster-
day morning, stylishIy dresse, and
locking youthful and pretty.
Andrews walked into the court room
with his attorney. MIR II. NJ. Lett. and
spoke To his wife as he passed her lie
is suffering little now from The effects
of the three Sclf-iniictcd bullet
wounds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
TWENTY-FoUR ADDITIONS.
New Members Received by First p, es-
byteran Church Sunday.

There were twenty-four additions 10
tho First Presbyterian chincn during
the services Sunday,
i The board of trustees Of IIamden-
Sidney CoIlegcr has requested Rev. Il.
I. Wexford to represent the interests
OF the college before Inc Norfolk
Presbytcry. which is HOW holding its
spring meeting at the Second Prcsby-
terrain church here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
Holdinn He Own

Little Granville Douglas. who was
sen, 10 Tue 'asleur Institute in Rich.
mono several days ago is reported TO
We i.ohiiis MS own, although he is not
improving very rapidly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12

Repairing, artistic painting, rubber
tires, hose wagons. patrol wagons, bug.
gIes. draws vehicles Of all kinds, sizes
or description.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
WHOSE HEAD

Aches? Yours? If so, what IS the
cause? Does little worry or over.
work bring that tight, sore uneasy
aching sensation at the base of tho
brain just back Of the ear? Have YOU
ever thought it might be due TO your
eyes? Gould we convince you by re-
lieving it with glasses? This is one
OF the "cye headaches" so common
with those having pronounced rerrac-
live errors. Proper glasses will cor.
rect the defect. The cause removed
The effects disappear.
HULL G. HULL,
Opticians,
l2l 2Gth St, opposite PcstoMcc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12
CORPORATION COURT.
April Term Begins This Morning
Grand Jury.

Grand Jury.
The Corporation Court will convene
this morning for the April term, the
regular criminal term Of the. court
Judge Barham will call his docket and
a grand jury will examine into mum.
Der OF cases sent up from the police
court
One of the most important eases will
be That of j. r. Andrews. charged with
shooting his wife with intent 10 kill
The cases of DIR. S. Delaney Hicks.
charged with forgery. and j. Samuel
Jones, charged with grand larceny,
will he disposed Of during this term.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12

We wish to announce to the
Newport News public that we
are prepared to do their work
with the greatest despatch in
the manufacture of and re-
pair Of vehicles, all kinds aud
sizes. In coming to us you
save time and have the benefit
OF our many years of expert
ence the best materials and
most skilled workmanship, and
these coupled with the lat
est machinery enables us to
give our full guarantee on aii
contracts large or small.
Estimates cheerfully fur
nished.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-12

Attendance for month. .2,Si5
Concerts at Rest ca, attendance. 1877
Church services ut Rest tl3). at
tendance ................. I'll
Sailors joined f. G. Il. sncicty 20
Sailors signed temperance pledges Is
Letters written by sailors ....... 81!
Given free beds 10 sailors. ..... 49,
Given paid beds TO sailors. - IFS
Given free meals To sailors. 49,. SIS
Bundles of reading matter given
sailors. ........ ......... 3oS
Bundles OF religious matter given
sailors ........... ......... 7sl
Ships visited Observation-Disclosures. GG
Jail and hospital Observation-Disclosures. ii
Destitute sailors helped .... Q
Employment found for sailors 49,. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
JACK THE CHOKER ...s
HAS BEEN CAUGHT
man Who Carried Terror to Hearts
of Milford Women Supposed to be
Lunatic.
tBy AssocIa ted Press,

Milford, Mass, Aug. "A period oe
error occasioncd by The belief tlIar
an insane man has been entering Nil.
''rd houses at night for the sole mr.
pose or choking women, is thought ia
DC ended by the capture last night.
of Samuel Miller.
IL is alleged that Miller was discov.l
ere" IN the act of choking the daugh-
'er OF Mr. Cossons and jump from
a window to escape the father, break.
ing his leg. IA. -,
y number of instances have recertz
y hecn reported in which houses wnre
entered and attempts made to chnl,o.
some OF The female members of The
h'nsehold. In no case. apparently!
was robbery the motive and the al.
sa'llts were confined to ATTEMPTS at
ohokiils, This led to tho !,ieory
mat the mara,idcr was insane.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
GOV. MONTAGUE AT
LAVVRENCEVILLE
Spoke Vigorously and Made Again
Charges Heretofore Brought
Against Martin in Campaign.
Especial to tho Daily press.)


RICHMOND. VA, Aug. Clover
nor Montague addressed n crowd of
about thousand at Lawrenceville,
brunswick county, today.
He was escorted by the brunswick
Camp OF Confederate Veterans from
the train to the courthouse square,
where barbecue was served. The
governor spoke vigorously and mad,
again charges he he's heretofore
brought against Senator Martin.
He particularly specified that Scna-
ter Martin w3s one of only two Dem
ccrats in the Senate to vote TO appro-
pirate 100000 to be used by the Penn
sylvania railroad TO erect depot at
Washington.
There were Il number of ladies In
the audience and the governor receiv-
cd much applause. DR.. X. S. Powell,
J. w. Bailey and T.. p. Buford did the
honors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
FEAR MAYOR HAS
ENDED HIS LIFE
Friends Announce They Will Put Up
100000 to Settle His Affairs if
He Returns.
(By Associated rrcssl

PATTERSON, n. j., Aug. 2.-Mayor
l'elchcr, of This city, has net been
seen or heard from since yesterday
afternoon and his friends fear he may
have committed suicide. The mayor
has been worried by the investigation
OF certain collateral he had given for
loans and the report by the State
banking department that signatures
on the part of the collateral had heen
forged. Yesterday Mr.. Belcher told
his H'-rre'ory mat nc intrnuud ~ .v
to his country home at Midvalc last
night, but inquiry today elected the
information he had not been there.
After meeting Of business men i'll
Mayor Dclcher's Office today state
ment was given out that his friends
will put up Sl,000,o00 il necessary To
relieve his financial strain Oh condition
that he return to Paterson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
81 PER CENT OF MEN ARE OUT
That is Estimate Of President of the
Union Railway Officials Claim to be
Well Satisfied With situation-rrai.,
Union-Railway Officials Claim to be
of Troubles.
CRY Associated Press,

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. 2-With
hundreds CT tclcsraphcrs OF the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific
Railroads on strike tonight and scorcy
of stations closed, immense hindramc- :,
is experienced in the moving of man,
trains On both traus.cun,incntal sys.
TENS Effected.
Through limited trains ana time
freisllts, by great cncrt. have bcc,.
kept almost on schedule time, but al
tempts have been abandoned to main.
tain local freight and passenger SEIZED
ules. The greatest Interference in
schedules has been on the Idaho divi.
sion some Of the fast trains being
delayed five hours where the striking
operators. il is. alleged turned the sig.
nal boards or opened the circuits.
Officials well Satisfied"
Railway officials tonight say that
they are well satisfied with the sit
lia'ion and that inside of ten days they
Will have enough men to fill the place,
Of the strikers and maintain n norma,
service. Meantime trains are run IN
time card rules and in sections. ami
III this manner satisfactory progress
| 10 nta1a -
No accidents have occurred thus far.
President perham, Of the Telegraph
| crS' Union, declares that 81 per cent.
OF the union members are out and that
they will stay out until they receive
what the union has decided will be n
square deal. MIR. Perham says that
10 per cent. of the men were both
station agents and tclegraphcrs and
where these went out the stations we're
| closed
DIspatchers in Sympathy.
He says that number of train lis
patchors, while not members of tho
'lnicn, went out in sympathy.
Missoula, Mont. reports that no
freight, except side-trackcd train. is
moving over the Rocky Mountain ivi
SIGN of the Northern Pacific.
The long distance telephone is sed
for transmission of orders in lslnv
cases. Many trains are tagged inand
out of stations, making slow tim,
Train crews say that the proent
condition is the most complete temp
known on the Northern Pacific
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
INVESTIGATION
OF EXPLOSION
Rumored That Bennington Board viii
Report Failure to Renew Grow
Sheet Caused Disaster

SAN FRANCISCO, August "a
special dispatch to the Call from an
Diego, Cal, says:
From an official source, the Tia.
bility of Which cannot he pucstitad.
because of its connection with he
court itself, it has just become kiwn
what in substance will be the rort
OF the court of inquiry now investat
ing the Bennington disaster. IL ny
be stated authoritativcly that the drt
will find that the boiler -, Of the N
nington exploded, not because ofn-
usually high steam pressure. bube-
cause the metal of the crown sci
and the bolts holding that crown sci
III place had hecomc dead had st
all life, and nearly all tensile strcth
by reason of constant use and the H.
ure 10 renew the weakened place. 10
court of inquiry will not ccnsurcle
officers of the Remington. but III
pass mp the matter and the rcspi
bility to higher authority"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
No Comment at This Time

NEW YORK, August AT tho
headquarters of the Japanese peace
commission tonight no comment was
made upon the Associated Press inter
view with Mir. Wittc. Amar Sato, who
has met all intcrvicwers since the Jap
ancsc delegation arrived in Now York,
said tonight that Baron Komura would
make no statement at this time and.
iiom personal standpoint, he (Sato)
Thought to make any statement or
comment 1T all would be entering the
controversy prematurely.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03

ter the camp and are discharged with
ccrtiicates Hf federal surgeons
No Federal Control Now.
The question Of whether federal con-
troll OF the situation ought 60 bc in.
vitcG IS still discussed, but unless
Sravor conditions arise it is not regard
cd as likely there will be any move.
mcnt in :hat direction
Mayor Bclrmam today signed Tho
mesquite ordinance, requiring tha; c,s-
tcrhS shall be oiled or screened within
forty-ci"ht lonrs. by each property
owner on his agent.
No apprehension exists of any s,rl.
Gus results from lie trouble that las
arisci. pn the mississippi and Louis,,
ana lmrdr.' c"sr The enforcement tr
the mississippi quarantine.
Mosquito Fleet on Scene.
Rcp"rtI o! Captain I,ostwick. OF the
naval reserve, and of Colonel Arscnc
Porilliat, Of Governor blanchard $
stan, conli"Tcd The charges that
i-"uiSiaila nShermcn. boa men and "i,i-
Zen's harr a"rn intcrfcrrcd with and
That there has hccn some obstruction
to traffic i'll :.akc Borne canal, anl
that the r"1cnnc cutter Winona. which
Is doing .,crvicc under The direction nj
Surgeon Wa: den, has intcrfcrrcd with
Louisiana heats. These reports ;aai
Governor blanchard to order Cania.a
l'ostwick and the mosquito feet of the
oyster commission To the scene
with GcNcrnar Nar'laman anxious
to avoid any conflict With the l.oui,i-
na authorities il is thought that Tic
MississinbiaEG coming near The I.uni;i-
ana line li2'ra.tcr will lie required to
Keep on t.Icir side Of the border an
thus all further possibility Of clashes
will be removed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
TO FIGHT REPEAL
OF JIM CROW Law
Mass Meeting Of Negroes to oppose
Proposed Action of Another Negro /
Mass Meeting. I
tBy Associa tea pleaa1

MEMPHIS. TENN. Ang. 2.-E,or3
we purpose OF lighting any attempt.
&c repeal the jim crow law. d mass
,,'ee,ing of negroes will be held next
Sunday. e.. Ell
me meeting is for the purpose Of
c"'''i'eracting any work to be done,
against the law by negroes Who are
opposed to il It is said counsel viii
DC employed by those favoring the Ii u
ana every step taken by those opposed.
to IL will be contested. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
LIQUOR DEALERS
FEAR THE LEAGUE
Origin of Report That Association is
Taking Hand in the eubcrnato-
rial Fight.
Especial to the Daily Press,

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 2.-Colonel
James Mann, of Norfolk, who was here
today says that the charge of Judge
Mann that the Liquor Dealers Asso.
ciaticn is taking n hand in politics, is
based on letter sent out by l.. B.
Hancock, the secretary. to the mem.
hers, calling for contributions and say.
ing: Concerted action is our only
hope of preventing Anti-Saloon League
making this entire State prohibitory."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
Member Russian Suite Arrives.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 2.-Dmitri
d. Pkotilcfr. member of The Russian
peace cnvoys' suite, arrived ~ the
steamer Empress OF Japan. tnlay He
Is T.; The way To Portsmouth. n. H.,
where he will assist NJ. Witte and Bat
ron Roscn in the forthcoming peace
ncs"liaticns. NJ. rkotilon dccl nee: &c
discuss the peace question in any
phase.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-03
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 1905

what the results may be MIR. Vito
feels that he will have accomplished
his duty.
lie emphatically denied having said
that Japan's peace terms were intolcr
able. Hc also denied positively that
he had predicted that the conference
would break up in week