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Fourtf1zand Broad SITS,

the Lord is clear. enightcning the eyes;
that the fearFof the Lord 4 Is pure. endllr-
ing forever that the ordinances OF the
Lord are the truth, that8 they are alto
gether just and tina t ason, conscl ence.
heart and. soul unite Il accept and re-
joice III them. 3Ssa IS VI i, y
Here. my friends. IS your text for the
coming year. Go forth into that year
with courage and high hope. with the de-
termination toilet every day, every act
of your life pindcate your faith, and
Justify the honorable position that Is
yours as the witness Of the living God,
before whom there is mono, bcsidc whom.
there Is none and whose dominionIis
wider than all space and more lasting
than eternity, Because you are Jews put
aside every unworthy thought resist
every lgnoble temptation. discard every
sordid ambition. Because you are lows
let your every motive be pure, your
every action generous, your every thought
be high8.n clean. Then shall your tes-3
tImony be heard, then shall your faith
be truly known. and then in the unt-5
yersal temple of humanity will ~ united
mankind Voice the anthem, Hear oh
Israel, the eternal, our God, the eternal
Is one.n Amen. q s9fs
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a PRETTY WEDDING.
Maddox Hill Greatly Interested
in Marriage Of Miss Clifford.

A quiet bur pretty marriage took place
at Mr.. George Glffords. on Maddox Iiill,
la st Tuesday at o clock, when his sister,
Miss Rosa Clifford, became tho bride of
Mr.. Willie r. Phillips. The Rev, G. Otis
Mead, rector of Christ church, was tho
officiating minister. .,t
Promptly at tho appointed time tho
bridal party entered to the sweet strains
Of Mcndelssohn's wedding march, which
was beautifully performed by Miss Fanny
Lewis. NJ .5s
The bridal party entered in the fol-
First the maid OF honor, Miss Rebecca
HILL with Mr.. Allen Wade, who was
groomsman, followed by Miss Emmle
Williams, bridesmaid, with Mr.. Ellis Gill;
ford, brother OF the bride, who acted as
best man, the bride leaning on me arm
OF the groom, & ~ H y XXX ri. l
THE four attendants formed n half Cir
Gle around tho bride and groom while tho
ceremony was heing performed.
The bride was prettly dressed In white
organdy, deliberately trimmed IN lace and
bridesmaids also wore white organdy,
Immediately after the ceremony the hap-
ply young couple received the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS of all present; then the doors
to the spacious dlning-room were thrown
open, and tho guest were Invited to par
take OF an elegant supper, which con-
sisted OF all the dellcacles Of the season,
after which dancing was INDUCED In
until the eastern skys became tinted with
the ray of the rising sun Of Wednesday
morning. when the guest departed.
Many useful and handsome presents
were received, which attested tho popu-
larity OF hotll Mr., Phillips and his bride
Among the guest We're Misses Louis
Rebecca Ilill. Emmle Williams, Flora
Snead, Alma Ennis, Fannie Slaughter,
Kate Snend, Pearl Clifford salllo Schoho-
Ter, Annie Williams. Susie Taylor. Lilly.
Naglesmhn, Ida Hill, Mary Fuqua, Mena
Taylor Mary Coleman, Annie Hin, Mary
Oil, Mary Melton, Nellie Hi, Mesdames
r. r. Avery, Joseph Clayton, Bennett
Lewis, Mary Austin. Thomas Martin, j.,
d. West, j. r, Bailey, ], Griffin Black
burn. Robertson Dillon Sandridge, Geo.
Clifford, Ennis, John Garrett, tdchard
clifford Williams, II. B, Taylor, A. Pow
ell Snead Richardson. Wright. Atkinson,
iFordham, Hornberger, Manford Man,
ford CiIrle, George Tuck, Charles Schooler,
Arthur Barnes, Charlie Hall Lonnie
West, Benny Epps and B. +, Dillon.
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doctrine, your study strengthens your
faitf1,$ ali ybur intellectual powers zorro.
borate thbJtroral truths which he laid
before YOU with the Psalmlst you say
s"I,ralse the Lord, oh my soul and all
thRt Ia within Inc, praise His holy nntne.'
\ Il III Ii In This direction that the strength
OF Judaism lies. Subjected TO the scveres IS,
tests Of suffering nnd degradntion. u
has come forth sevnnfold purified rom
bthe9hcnted furnace Of perseG ton. Z Never
III all the history of fnnhkind4 has any
peoples loyalty to their ideals been sub
f1ccted to SO fiery, 40 fearful and go
u strain, and never IN MS
tory has any people resisted ore dcvot-.
eddy. more heroical1y or more patiently,
mid never iii all the annals ofstnen have
the ideals OF n people come forth more
&triumphantly from out the fierce h ilta :.
&gonsm that sought to destroy them. II
&is bccausc the iildcstriictible4 power Of
Gods own truth permeatcs and informs
4them.} Judaism may be- ecllpscd In the
glamour md potnp OF worldly circ,iiil-
stance and triumphs. It may be Insight
flcant among the great material and
temporal powers that be. but It has seen
tie frightlest empires OF the world rise
and fall and sink Into nothingnesa, It
stood by the tomb Of Egyptian greatness.
sItbthcld the end Of nnsstrengtli,Ga and,
the overthrow Of Persian power. ~ VIII
nessed Greek civilization flower and fade
away, and though outraged and crushed
by Roman leglona. It saw this sclf-snmc
Roman colossus ovcrthrown and thrust
Einto{ his grave. It stood ms n spectator
when Gothic greatness came TO eft ana
when Moorish night w;,s broken. ARD
again, though outraged and crushed by
Epurblnd fanaticism IN the days OF Span
&ish supremacy. lt saw that self-satrle
Spanish supremacy sink meath the tide
of time. ! It was present when inc great
HOLY Roman Empire that for n thou-
isnnd years had made Europe a bloody
%battlencld !, met the doom Of It's demoll-
ton. II has seen the crown Of the
EFrankish kings. wrestcd M from their
brow and d Republican president sit on
The throne or b the proud Bourbon dy-.
nasty It has seen too, within this very
year just come unto N close. Its hars1c ,
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were still In session to-night. 5 They Will
probably not conclude the business be-
fore NIondny. Tn . 4 matters ,s der spil;.ss
sideratioil are the enlarg Of ii bar
srlcks nnd Improvement In several 7 ot her
$intcndent Shlprh
There are present at the meeting
Alexander Hamilton, chairman, Of Pet Pes
telsburg; Al L. Ravennl, OF Roanoks;3;
Phil r. Brown, OF Blue Ridge Sprlngs;s8
DR.. John Upshur,9 of richmond; 81 ]. Is.sS
White, of Abingdon; Francis u. Smith
of Alexandria; John N .s Tabb, Of Glou.-s2|
ccster county; Thomas W. Shelton, .44of
Norfolk; w y T. Shields, OF Licking ton
and Adjutant- Genera Nale,s Of a Rirli-s
nOnd. & 5 III iSy 1f
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LYN HBuRo HORSE SHOW.

LYNcHBURo II oRsE3S sH oW. 81
$4.25 ROUND TRIP, VIA N. g. W.. RY.
The Norfolk and Western Railway will
sell on October "a, Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9th
round trip tickets from Richmond to
Lynchburg at rate OF s4.25. including one
admission to the Horse Show and good
for return passage until October 7th.
Tickets sold at company's office, S3S East
Main Street: offices Richmond Transfer
Company, and At Byrd Street Station.
f c.. Fl. {ROSLEY,
NJ 4 District Passenger Agent.
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q "a ~ IN CO Ea Il
Bears i. 31ha Kind You Have Always Bougt
''sa # Y l><9s,1.l617Nz1m

SPECIAL REDUCED RATES TO RA.
LEIGH, N. Gu AND RETURN,3VlA ri
'SouTHERN RAILWAY" s y
Account North Carolina State Fair, rate
one fare, plus Soc, for the round trip,
Including one admission to Fair Grounds,
Very low rate for Military and Brass
Bands In parties OF twenty or more.
Tickets on sale October 18th to 21st,
return limit October 23d, from Richmond,
Norfolk, Lynchburg and all intermediate
stations IN Virginia, and from al points
In North Cnrolina, 81 sf
Inquire OF MI ticket ngents,
C, w, WEISTBURY. d. r, a, Fl
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Atf Hasker- M emorial Church.

on account Of the Improvement work
being done on East End Baptist Church r. |,
the entertalnmcnti,to be given Monday
night October I'd. for the benefit Of tie lie
building fund, will be held at the sIi a
Memorial Methodist Church, Venablel
Street, between * Twenty-seyenthg and
5Twenty-eighth, instead Of at East End !
Church. is ]. s Ss 85 ~ 3sl !.
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Why in Israel's House.

n Ask yourselves now, why do You join
In this observance? What's there In your
breast that iippels you to join the house
Of Israel to-day and identify yourself
with the hopes and the hardships OF
Judah? Is 1t simply the force OF tradi-
ton; or race or history?BI i the spirl-
tunl momentum OF your fathers and your.
fathers fathers, yelling up out the
grave and carrying you to this service?
q Is 1t spiritual inertia, that makes you@
too, follow the lines Of last resistance,
and brings you here simply because your
friends. your family, your Intimate ac-l
duartances como and you come with
them? liz It simply this, or Is there not
In your breast another thought, a feeling
rather, that you, of your own accord.
as a thinking, reasoning reflccting be-
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'ITCHES AND BURNS

The return of warm weather means
return Of torture to Eczema sufferers,
The blood is charged with burning acids
and acrid matter which is forced to the
surface through the pores aud glands,
forming pustules which discharge sticky
fluid, aud the itching is intense. 4
Ii The doctors said ! had, pustular Eo.
Eema It would break oI fon s ana h Whdse
form Sspi ana drop of, leaving ths skin ssd
Ena iH'fdisu; ana barnins character:
istlo Of tho disease for Ave years, and
during the ii me used various rned1cated
applioatioms seemed to make me worse
"a e iasscxe; the 4teSinfFB na Sid P sStt
mediSlne, and soon I'll the ugly erpp,
tons disappeared and my skin n Is Ho hae az
tf Tnbaaa w 3. any 0feaH f. 5. oKEIIY
Sometimes the disease Is in the dry
form, and bran-like scales form Oh the
skin, but the cause is the same-hutnors
in the blood. Salves cooling washes,
powders and the like can do nothing
more than relieve the itching, because
they do not reach the acid-laden blood,
the seat of the trouble, S, S. S,cures
Eczema and all skin diseases by neutral,
izing the acids and carrying them or
through the proper channels. When
S. S. S, has done this the symptoms
pass away, the blood is cooled and
sS the disease is
6 i; ; |;;''; Il; ;Ei; ;' J; ];
So surely in skin
4 PURELY VEGETABLE, d disease as
N 4. s.,S,S., and it
at the same time acts as q tonic to the en-
tire system. Book OH Skin Diseases and
any medical advice without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta; Ca,
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! DI Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth | ] h |! Powder I
Cleanses and beauties the
teeth and purif1es the breath.
Used BY people Of refinement
for over q quarter Of a century.
Convenient for tourists.
"a PREPARED BY
~: : ~ ( J; J; ~ Z! )

sized by this hotir Of temporary segrega-,
ton. y when this day Is done, we VIII 60
back TO our accustomed toll, to o,irEdaily.
tasks and trades. We Will mingle with
our fcllowmen and walk with them the
yyuys OF life. l{5a5 ~ SE y t5gt
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THROUGH PULLMAN z SERVICE TO
CHICAGO, VIA NJ g. w. RY.
Commencing October lst, train no, l5,
leaving Richmond $50 i, NJ. and Peters
burg 1925 r. M, will carry through Pull
man sleeper, Roanoke to Chicago. Via Co
lumbus und PENNSYLVANIA lines. This new
service, In connection, with the Pullman
seepers now arried by this traln from
Richmond to eItynchburg md Petersburg
TO Radford, forms practically a through
sleeping chr line from Richmond and
C.. FL BOSLI9Y,
District Passenger Agent, 4
g "a. S. so CD HR e IA. ZIG.
Bs,r. H. 5Si !, The Kind You Have Always Fought
S'ft Y l51az1zax
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The Final Reason.

And for a fourth and final reason, that
i am a Jew, 4 offers5 the fact that I find
IN Jndaism8the basic principles OF the
universal faith which shall be the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

The! history Of. the levi h people. plainly NJ
demonstrates how hey have caught the the
true spirit OF this doctrine AZ making the
3llial relations i'm the> homes1 Of Israel to
be among the most beautiful on earth,
without degenerating fintot, the ssupersu-
lions which characterize the Celestial
Empire SI h "a AZ Il
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~ N0NRNV WIZ
the disease is
cured perlna-
llently. Moth
ing acts SO
pro m p thy or
surely in skin
dis e q s es as
~ n "a t,.tJ "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
No Murder Charged Against Him,
Biuebeard Says.
READY TO RETURN 70 CHICAGO
Chief CT Police O'Neil. Believes That
h Accused Man Murdered at / east
Twelve Of the Mary Women He
Married. 81.
(EN Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-Johanr Iiocl.,
Or Chicago. who was arrested here last
night charged With bigamy and wife
abandonment. Told the officials 1T 20
ice headquarters today that he is
ahSlouS TO return to Chicago at once.
ne wanted to face the charges against
hlm IN That City. lie said. and mas no
~iifelticA OF opposing n%xtradition. HccE
was photographed for the rugic'$ gal
l,ry before being taken * court.
When !!och was a,raigned in pclicc
coul he was remanded back to police
Headquarters tor torty-eisht' hclrs. AS
the prisoner was leaving tho court
room he Scid:
Yes, | am the man wanted in Chi
cage. but they arc mistaken as 10 the
charges. | am wanted for some trou-
BILE hal With my sister,in-law about
some furniture .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
senator Bates Charge Against
Catholic indian Missions.
His INFLUENCE SOLICITED
Declares Agent of Missionary Society
offered Him Political Support in Re-
Support of Catholic Schools.
(Ey Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Sensation.
al disclosures in relation to the alleged
use Of ndian trust funds for the sup
port OF sectarian schools We're made
today by Senator Bard III Il statement
TO the Senate committee on indian at.
fairs. MI" |.."M ri" 4.##
Senator Bard addressed the commit.
mite" after statements hal ben made
- ). NJ. Bru&iuS, agent for the Indian
Rights Association. and Francis E.
l-hupp. commissioner OF Indian al
fairs. The scnatu said that he been
visited by Or. e. l.. Schari, an agent
for a Roman Catholic mission society,
end asked 70 use his influence with
Republican members Of Congress look.
ing to forwarding the int.res, or Cath.
Giles III getting a diversion OF Indian
trus; funds for the Support Of Catholic
schools on the reservation.
Quotes Or. scharf.
Tie quoted DR.. Scllarf as saying that
il The Republicans would agree to bring
about the desired legislation the Cath
olics would see tha, twenty congress.
sipnal districts in which the ReDub
leans Wcr,. weak were carried for the
party. Er. Scharf was said to have
given h anne Of the districts. to-
Selhsr with the number Of Catholic
voters in each and names OF the
priests who would look after the aggee-
inent AMI deliver the necessary votes
to carry IN. districts. @ If
The Church and Politics.
Senator Teller said that il it was
proven that the statement Of DR.
Scharf was made in earnest then there
was more cause 10 complain Of the in.
terfcrence Of the Cat..ulic church than
OF the Mormon church in the political
affairs of the country. -
Senator Bard said that he attached
great Importance TO the act OF Con
sress Of Jun Z 1897, which declared
that il WIS the settled policy OF the
government 10 hereafter make no ap.
preparation whatever for education in
any sec,arian school"
The senator stated that lie had hecr
{ infn"T5nd that fharN was Ia rr,c1tG at
I1ltc int2ric: ;1nnartmcn: .f at,norit.
lar he diversion Of these trust fuglus
to the support Of Catholic schools but
had the statement that it was done on
an oral order, which agents OF The. In.
dian Rights Association alleged to
have been issued by the President.
h committee took the statement
seriously and it was the sentimnt
that at the neNt meeting an amend
menC vii be offered 10 the Indian an
preparation bill prohibiting in the FIJI.
ture h use of the Indian trust funds
in the name charged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
CURED OF BRONCHITIS
Letter from Prominent Milwaukee
Mar Published by Request of
Congdon's Ideal Phar-
" - macy. m. -

To the Editor Of the Press: Fla
For the benefit OF all people in New,
port News suffering from hard colds,
hacking coughs, bronchitis. throat
troubles or weak lungs, we wish yol,
would publish the following letter:
Dear Sirs-For two months | suf-
fered with a hard cold and hacking
cough, which settled into bronchitis
and sore lungs. was nearly worn
out, had tried all kinds OF medicine
when Vinol was recommended. have
never tasted cod liver oil IL so deli.
cious a form, and what is better. it
quickly cased the soreness in my lungs,
cured bronchitis and cough and made
me we'll and strong. ! enjoyed taking
every dose w. Fl. O'keefe, Milwan.
kee. Wis.
We guarantee that Vinol will cure
all such troubles. or will give back the
money paid for it. The above letter
is published simply to add additional
proof.
Physicians everywhere endorse Vim
o.. 4 prominent physician writes:
|"Vinol is the most valuable prepare
ton Of cod liver oil known to madic;re:
it is Of untold valne to create strength
and build up the general system foi
old people. weak ana children;
and i has no ecnal for hard colds
bronchial AMI all lung affections
We ask the people Of Newpor,
News to try Vinol on our CUE; antet
that if it does not help them T.; car
come back and set their Lcs
F.! don's Ideal Pharmacy. i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Mr.. Reardon Here.

Mr.. Dan j. Reardon, Of Portsmouth.
c,iitor Of the Heralds Of Liberty pub.
LEGATIONS and state deputy OF that or
t'auhlish hero a branch Of The crsaniza.
,:nn. which YVES founded in 1901 and
i; spreading ral:dIy in tire Southern
States. Many CT the officers Of the
nation al executive body are Soutber.:
Jnen. M, George I.au"knct has been
1la:ned by state Deputy Rear1on as
LEGAL deputy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
WILLOW CUTTINGS.

Section |. 4. MI".. &". ".. f
Bids are wanted for supplying
(6o,o00) sixty thousand healthy willow
cuttings CT any kind CT mixed kinds.
All cuttings must be three feet long
and not less than 81 of an Incl in
diameter at the top. They are to be
cut only from smooth burked wood
thai is not over two years old. They
must be cut when the wood is not
frozen, ana must not be allowed to
i''ee%e after cutting. All plants affected
with hight. scale or nth"r disease or
iAat shg& evidences tsi itiufy from
.l:e&tinG KAT s!ly2n.. ~ siIat ars uncrt
tiis su@&ificI. s:Ic. wi,t he rejected.
tsS2 outings mG~, u tl45 III bu.f5 t'@s
81 AuU Win ali butt eu.s uYMn, pucNeG
with damp material in paper lined
boxes and delivered to the jamestown
Exposition Company, Landscape De
~nar!mnEt, Sewell's Point, Norfolk,
Virginia, on or before March 10th,
1905. All charges for packing and
transportation is to be included in the
bid. Bids for any less than one-half
OF the quantity called for will not be
considered. All bids must be submit
ted in writing and in sealed envelopes,
marked oil the outside "bids for willow
cuttings before February 10th, 1905,
70 Gwynn Y. ~Shenpertl, Secretary.
jamestown Exposition Company, Nor
folk, Va. Upon that day bids will be
opened.
The right to reject all or any por-
ton of any bid, and the right to re.
quire bidders to give bonds for the
faithful performance Of their ON
tract is reserved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01

an certain and continued ,%ei:
mere deliberately. ",hcv vii! he siyca
The means OF presenting ;hcir needs
Mh grievances direct tc lii. save
ti2n,''
With these significant words. fore
~shadowins perhaps 'Ae Immediate
granting of something III the nature nl
the zcm,skv%alcc (iand parlis ncnt1
lie heir plesnmptivo L Inc ,hranc Of
Tic Ecman2ifs clded Tho Interview.
re then TUNED 70 Prince Ra!a2elskv,
his aide. ~instrucring him tc give III.
Associated Press every facility for H.
dependent investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Elements Of Discard.

In the iMe,inr there are many c,e
mtnts OF disco!l, but the situation is
Ect 50 bad IS ii is painted. the dis
orders ct Warsaw. Kiefr and elsewhere
are largely industrial, prodncel b;
trade depression and consequent lack
u employment Gil cconn Of the wal
They are no. revolutionary 1T tho
base"
Then withort icing asked tic Grant
Duke Went o. tC say. "neople speak 6
a constitution a constitution woull
mean the end Of Russia. as the state
would Be gone. anarchy would super
vcne and Wien il ended the empire
would be d~isintegrated. Finland an.
Poland and perhaps other @frontie!
provinces would have broken away.
Net Ready For Constitution.
Russia is net ripe fer a constitution.
80 out among the peasants who CON
prise the vast hulk Of the empires pop
nlat:cn and try TO explain 10 them GOV
eminent by suffrage. The peasan,
knows nothing Lf gcvernnicnt;ahc drcs
not even know What the word means
He knows his Emperor, for hin: tie
Emperor is everything. Give the reas
ant q vote ard all would be anarchy
Still. there is necessity IL: reforms
ard they will bc granted by the auto
cracy.@
People to Have Voice.
"MaintaiT.irg thc rrinriDlo of auto
s;;ry tier ia@ pcsn!e w;'t ra.e 81
opportunity to be heard in the so;Gru
mcnt?" questioned the correspond
vnt.
Yes" was the reply. '"rhey ca,
and am sure they will be given Z
voice. Or th:t 1 am certain" and h.
~AceStcd the words cmphatica!!y, /"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
EeIIed hy lcicle.

STAFFORD, DEL. Jan. 31.-While
cleaning off snow, Dallas Smith, en-
ployed at Donohues & Co.'S oyster
house. was struck and seriously in.
jured by a falling icicle. The point OF
the icicle struck him on the head, in
lnctlng a dep cash and rendering him
unconscious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01

Virtue is not to be measured by os-
tentatious giving. There is frequently
more real love for humanity i'll the soul
OF the man who mo the banana
skin from the pavement thar in the
heart OF the donor OF the memorial
window iii the church. Politeness. like
all other faults an4 virtues. may be-
come habitual. 1t is surprising how
many small acts or Kindness, how
many little deeds OF heIpfulness, one
may do in the course OF !: day wien
there are inclination to be kind ard Il
lookout Kept for the opportunity. One
may set out with this intention in the
morning, and the footing up at night
not to others, but to one'ssown secret
conscience-wili be cheering and en-
~n,,rn c-;,..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
Work on the Virginia.

The battleship Virginia was moved
from, beneath The big electric crane
u. tho shipyard yesterday and is now
ncored on the south side or pier 5.
The vessel will be put into the dry
tlnck il :: few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
May Rush to v

The investigation of corruption in
st. Louis, in which the brewers appear
70 have played no frothy part, may
force the gentlemen Under the An
heuser-Busch" to seek taller timber
Columbia IS. CD State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-01
10 Florists, Nursery
men and Con
tractors.

Bids are desired By the Jamestown
Exposition Company for certain plants,
etc. as set forth below. .
Bids must be made on zach section
separately, but any bidder may esti-
mate on all the sections.