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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-04
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Oct. 3.-Today's stock
market reversed the course of yester-
day, the symptoms of depression in
the early part of the day, giving way
to a better tone later as compared
with, the early strength of yesterday.
chang ng Is hcaviness before the close,
The difference as between the two
days was apparent rather than real
as tho whole movement was narr = :
and professiorSl. except for the OBJ
scure class of specialties. The fea-
ture of the market in fact is its dull
ness. The conspicuous place in the
trading of the low priced industrlals,
many of them non dividend payers
and others with checkered dividend
career, was in itself a dissuasive in
huence to the investing class as the
bringing into prominence of such Sc
curities often marks the final stages
of a speculative campaign. The i'm
proved tone of the general list became
marked only after business for the
day had been completed at foreign
money centers The. early influence
of depression from that source was
due to the advance in the discount
rate of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many from 4 to per cent, which in
duced an upward movement of the
private rates of discount in Berlin,
London and Paris.
The governments report on cotton
and the break in the price of that
commodity became an influence in the
later trading and overcame the de-
preston shown by some of the South
ern railroad stocks, owing to poor re-
ports of August net earnings.
Another advance in the price OF
copper made the metal stocks firm
The announcement Of the Erie bono
issue and the Wabash controversy
were discussed with interest, bu
were without appreciable effect or
the stocks concerned. Covering o.
shorts in the late dealings by trader:
who had worked against the marke
/ in the morning helped the more gen
ersl advance which developed aftel
| the Southern railroad group moved
upwards. The closing was strong.
Bonds were steady. Total sale
| (par value) s3.140.000.
! United States new As advanced l.
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Cash t,uotat1ons were as follows
! Flour firm; winter patent 3.90@4 20
str.ghts3 3. 500 SIS, baRers 3.4Oa3So, wheat No.
& sS@86 No. 3 1885, No. 2 red, 8}t4G......, cprn
No: 2, 50 mo e"ow So, O.ts No2 27A, no.
67o,...., go,d feeding barley 36@H, fair To
choice mailing 4o@4S, fax eed No. go.
No northwestern, io3, primo time tIm1 ~ y
s ard es 100 r b< 77@ DBL snoFs rs;
(loosa} $50 SIS dry sailed ed shoulders thoxed
800, short clear sides (boxedl 87599.00
whSikey basis of high grade wines 1.32, clover
cont act grade 12.7S@a........
New York Provisions.
New York, Oct. a.--Flour steady, winter
patents 4.25d475, Minnesota patents 4.ssa
SIS. do bakers 3.S0a4OO, stfaights 5.25@5.SO,
Rye flour irregu ar, fair TO good, 3.59G4.0O.
choice To fasncy4 6G@a.90.
Buckwheat flour steady. 2.90@210
Cora meal qui t, yeii,w coarse 100, Kiln
dried 3l0
Rye STEADY, No. 2 Western e.
Bari quiet feeding 4a%, o mating s1 M SS@6S ao
Sentember 90, December 891s.
Corn steady, No. S. Sc, l. 5SH. Dec. 81 &
May 4854.
Oats Steady, mixed a2a33.
Beef firm, fafnlr 1t.S001200, packet 1900
i2.5O, mss 10000 1880, beef hams p 01@2200
Cut neats steady, picked 'ellies Sk@10H,
L,rd firm, western steamed, TO, refined
steady. continent 100 compound 53s'@A.
york easy. 1;tnlity 11SJUloU0, SIlOib CIV;tr
f600016.S0, mess 16.00916.50.
Tahow stead, (S2 ger pkg AZ, ountry do
4H.
Turpe tine easy, CO..
Rice urn, dom site fair to extra, 3I@5%.
M"lasses steady, New Orleans open hettie
good t. cho CO 29@3S.
G flee spot rh2 sieady, No. invoice 84, nil |
quiet, cortiava 10G13.
sugar raw firm, fair renning 3, c., T.
tritugai VI tosi 3}s, molAsses agar "a
refined steady, conloctioner's A, AS, moi !,
SIS. cui ~ $50 crushed $50, pu"tercd 500
sr.. iuaicd $50 cnbes SIS.
Butter finn creamery common 10 extra.
i7a21 state d.,Ty Is, western factory 16Ia@20 4.
ored fancy 1917 small white fancy; 1917,
Eggs firm. Western best 2i1@, state dairy
and Penn nearby fancy selec't7d white 30 ,
POTATOES finn, Long Island. f.75t92.f2, r
sey so LIS, Jersey sweetest .5OQf.7S.
South ESQ. LIS d yellow 1O0ai5O.
Peanut. quiet, t"ncy n"Au.moKed q r.
Cabbage steady. $50 400 per 100,
Cotton by eteaIn W Liverpool Is.
Cotton seed on market was steady
,5@25%, off summer yellow nominal. prime
wniu 29@ 80 prime winter yellow 20 80.
baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore. Oct g. Flour quiet; wInt r
PATENTS 41094.3O, spring patents SIS S.S0, extra
" heal fir IN, spot contrac, S2a4a7s. spot No Z,
red western 830H, Aug. 8034, Southern 10y
sample 680Si.
Corn firm spot and August So, Southern
white corn $1,000.
Oats firmer, No. . white 32@%, No. 3, ......
Rye dull 64G%.
Butter firm, fancy imitation 1920. do
creamery 22a23 do ladle 1920 store packed,
1916
ESgs S cay, q
Cheese firm. large l2}4, small IS, me-
dium 12%
!. {, sugar Steady. coarse IEranu'a,ed 500, hne
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G. Co., Tnz ' ~GsT

SOUTHERN RY. TRAIN, leaving
Raleigh $40 a. m. and Durham 9:36
a. M, arrives Greensboro IL noon and
Lynchburg 2:45 y. m; connects with
C. & O., leaving Lynchburg 4:4O =. m
daily (will wait 30 minutes for eonnec'
ton, If passengers are reporte"( and
arrives Va. Hot Springs 10. ,, M
Cincinnati a. M, Chicago $3.50 .. m
st. Louis 6:28 p. m.
Parlor Car LynchburF 10 Cu1ton
Forge.
. Pullman Sleeping Cars. Clifton Forge
TO Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago and
st. Louis, connecting at these cltles Ioi
all points In Northwest, West and
southwest.
S. A. l.. TRAIN, leaving Raleigh
1850 a. M, and Durham 1O:o5 a. m'
arrives Richmond 4:55 p. m, arc con-
meets with C. & o.. leaving lO:45 p
M. with Pullman Sleeping Car TO Gin.
ciDnati and Cincinnati to chicago and
st Louis.
For Rates, Tickets, Pullman Reser-
yations and detailed Information, ap'
ply to your ticket Agent or address
W. o. Warthen, D. P. A. =. q .. Ky
II. w. FULLER, @. P. A
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4 SENSATIONAL
BREAK IN PRICES
Produced by the October
Condition Report.
REGARD D.AS BEARISH
The Lowest Points Were Reached in
the Late Trading, When Prices
OF Cotton Were About Thirty
Eight to Forty.Four Net
Lower.
REGARDED. AS BEARISH
(By the Associated Press.)

New York. oct 3.-Declines in raw
material had considerable to do to-
day with q quieter condition in the
dry goods market than has obtained
for some time past. The market was
firm with sellers making no conces-
sions. Jobbers were doing only a
moderate trade in the majority Of
departments.
New York Cotton.
New York. Oct 3.-AThe cotton
market was active and excited the
failures being the October condition
report OF the government which show
cd condition OF 11.2 per cent,
against 72.1 per cent last month, 1873
percent last year and 66.1 per cent
the ten year average giving a very
bearish Interpretation and was follow
ed by a sensational break In prices.
There was only a slight rally on COW
ering toward the close and final quo
tations showed a net loss of 36 to 81
points. Sales were estimated at fully
500. 900 halcs.
The opening was easy at a decline
of to points in response to disap-
pointing cables, and during the fore
noon tho market ruled generally easy
under liquidation and bear pressure,
encouraged by weakness in October
and expectations Of a bearish bureau
report. Shortly after the call prices
showed Il net loss OF about IL to Is
points and. while there was slight
rally toward midday the general tone
continued unsettled. and following the
bureau report the loss was rapidly in
creased. During the afternoon there
was a rally from the lowest of about
10 to ~ points on covering, but as
the report circulated, additional SELL
ing orders were received by wire and
commission houses and the lowest
points were reached in the late trad
ing when prices were about 38 to A
points net lower.
Receipts ut the ports today 69,564
bales. against 63,017 last week and
90.236 last year. For the week (esti-
matcd) 325.000 bales. against 293,523
last week and 402.559 last year To
days receipts at New Orleans 1896
bales. against 1870 last year and at
Houston 27,935 bales, against 1888
last year.
New York. Oct 3-Spot closed quiet. 30
points lower middling uplands 1885; mddling
gulf 10 co. sales SOS bales. Cotton futures open
ed easy andclosed steady at the DECLINE
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COTTON.

New York, October 3.-This years
cotton production as automatically
indicated by today's coditionAtigure of
71.2, as reported from Washington,
taking the acreage reports of the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
as a basis is as follows:
Assuming a season identical past
and future with crop 1900, 1925, 200.
Assuming a season Identical past
and future with crop 1901, 12,765,0O0.
Assuming a season identical past
and future with crop 1902. 13,770,000
Assuming a season identical past
and future with crop 1903, 11,065,0O0
Assuming a season Identical past
and future with crop 1904, 11,l35,0OO
Average, r. 10000.
In view of the above | no longer
regard the market as in a state OF
equipoose and believe that the pros
pective supply now heavily over
weighs the prospective demand.
(Signed) THEODORE III. PRICE
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ain and Provisions.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-LiberaI receipts in
the Northwest had a depressing effect
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

on today's wheat values here. AT
the close, wheat for December deliv-
cry was off is to IA. Corn and
oats both showed gain of 1-S to / -4c.
Provisions are down IL to sc.
Oneninc 4 Ii iul,st. IL .nNeSi u Closing
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Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Receipts yesterday .119 bales
Prices yesterday 10 "a 10 l-Sc
Receipts year ago yesterday, SO bales
Prices same date ....9 IL % Sac
Receipts this season 3,442 bales
Last year same date -. 3,O36 bales
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Ne,y Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. Oct. Spot cotton
i'm fair demand. offerings light. Sales
2.15O bales. including 1850 bales to
arrive. Delivered on contracts yes
terday 1.400; today 1900 Quota
tons reduced lac. under the influence
of futures; middling 10 3-16.
Futures opened 6 to 10 points lower
than yesterdays closing in anticipa
ton of bearish condition report
from the government bureau and
when the report was read the trade
was apparently almost a unit in so
constructing it. In a few minutes
prices dropped Is to 90 points and
later receded still further under ham,
mering by bears and weak longs
throwing Their holdings overheard.
The bears were in charge of the
ring throughout the session. The
closed weak, net losses Oc-
tober and November 35 points each;
December. January and February 81
and the remainder Of the list 3S.
Naw Orleans Oct 3-COttOn futures steady
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per cent on call
Total sales 673.100 shares, including
Copper 42,60O; Cotton Oil coo; Loco
motive 24,500; Smelling $4,000; To-
bacco 1000; A. &. l.. 1.400; Brooklyn
Transit 27.7c0; Chesapeake and Ohio
$500; Louisville and Nashville 1900;
Norfolk and Western 400; Pcnnsyl-
vania 1900; Reading 29,100; Rock
Island 24600; Southern Pacific 22,600;
Southern Railway 1900; Southern
Railway, preferred, zoe; Union Pa
cifc 44,600: United States Steel So
900: United States steel, preferred,
1860; Virginia-C Carolina Chem. 1000;
Sloss-Shcflield Steel 2,30e.
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STEWARDS GREAT WORK,
Hundreds Have Made Profession OF
Faith in Christ.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, n c., Oct 3.-The Stew
art meetings ended tonight and Evan
gelist Stewart will go to Lynchburg to-
morrow where he will conduct a ten
days meeting. The large crowds and
great interest continued up to the last,
the warehouse being packed to the
doors tonight at the last service This
morning the service was held in the
First Baptist church and this church
was packed to its utmost capacity
Last night a personal Offering was
made to the Evangelist. This collec-
ton was taken by Col. E. j. Parrish,
who headed the contribution with a
gift of 800 He was followed by 9TH
ers who gave neat sums. The total
amount raised for the evangelist was
close to one thousand dollars and it is
said that the sum was raised to a
figure above a thousand dollars to-
day.
While preaching here Rev Mr..
Stewart has stirred Durham as the
town has not been stirred before in
years There have been thousands
who asked for prayers of the Christian
people. Hundreds have made profess
sions Of faith in Christ.
In the Superior court there is set
for trial tomorrow the case of Adams,
administrator, against three colored
doctors, Drs. Moore, Warren and
Shepard. The claim of the plaintiff
is that the doctors pronounced dead
and shipped from the hospital ne
gro woman by the name of Julia STAN
field.
The remains Of Joseph Gates were
inferred in the city cemetery this at
ternoon, the burial being with the hon
ors of Odd Fellows, of which he was
q member. The funeral was preached
from Main Street Methodist church
at 3 o'clock by Rev. T. A. Smoot.
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ms. Oct. 3-Cotton futures steady
Liverpool.

Liverpool. Oct 3-Cotton spot in moderate
demand: prices points lower: American mid
ding fair Sol. good middling S.H. middling sol,
low mddlng S.q5. good ordinary SIT. ordinary
S.li. The sales of the day were 5000 bales OF
which 500 were for speculation and export and
included 800 American. Receipts $1,000 bales.
including 81. 700 American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington. Oct 3-Turpentine firm. 651s
receipts 30 casks.
Rosln steady receipts 277 bbls.
Tar firm $780, receipts S.
Crude steady, 304. 40d4O receipts 80.
Charleston, Oct. 3.-Turpentine and roSin
nothing doing.
Savannah Oct 3.-Turpentine firm 81.
sales All receipts 780. shipments $50
Rosin firm sales, 2,i56 yeceipts 2,196 ship
ments 1900.
A. B. c. $50; d. 395; E. $780, f. $50; G. 4.6S; H,
4671a; I4.7O; K, AS; NJ. 4.85; N, ass; VIC, $40;
WV SIS
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s. A. l.. Stocks and Bonds

Baltimore. Oc1. as. A. L. common a. dc
preferred 49,
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Special Rates to Richmond Horse
Show. october 1Oth-14th.

The Seaboard will sell tickets from
Raleigh Durbam and intermediate
points to Richmond and return for
one first class fare plus SO cents, in
Guiding one admission to the Horse
show. Tickets win be sold October
9Th to 14th, inclusive, with maj limit
For further information address c.
Il. Gattis. Travelling Passenger Agent
Raleigh, N. c.; H. A. Morson, Z. p. A..
Raleigh, n. c..
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Port.
New oYrlx Money.

New York. Oct 3.-Money on call 50%. clos
ing s. offered at S4 time loans steady, so and
80 days aga q. six months 44Sa, prime mer-
camille paper 4SS@S. sterling excange firm with
actual business in bankers bills at ass asa SO
posted rates 483Gih and $780,, commercia
bills 4Siai@S. bar silver 924. Mexican dollars
az
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Tone. Middling. Receipts

Other Cotton Markets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
RIVAL TEAMS PLAY
RUBBER" TODAY
Shipbuilders and ScottsvilIc 10 Meet
on Casino Dianond-Joe Cur.
tic in the Game.

The Shiphuildcrs and the SCOTS.
vile E;nc vii! cross bats III the ca.
sino mark this afternoon ut $50
C'clcck to pla:' the rubber" of The
series ot three games. Tic teams
Spilt even in doubt" header hero
Lahur Day.
The Shiobuil'lcrs arc in fine shape
Tor he !ra.' aud are confident al vie
rory. Joe Curtis, the crack Shor;S,oD.
whn has bcen playing with the New
LHndnn team in the Connecticut state
League, will hc ;crn with the Shin
builders today ard his work should
prnvc Il -roai aid Ia the locals.
Eliiot will hC in The box for tile local
Doys an! SncSsc will ,lu he twirlng
Tor the hri; from across the Roads.
nc ShlnbuildorS meet The Artillery
SChcul nine on The Fort Monroe din.
mon'! toiucrtuw a:ivrnoun n, 30
u'clucl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
L. Frank Jordan Dead After III.
ness of Thirty-Six Hours.
ylt1lN OF pERIroNlTis
Popular Restauratcur Was Apparently
Hale and Hearty Thursday at Noon
and Brcathcd Ills Last in Hospital
Early This Morning.

After an illness of less than thirty
six hours. l. Frank Jordan died at the
Newport News General hospital This
morning al 30 O'Clock from pcritoni-
tbs. following pcrloraiion of the
bowels.
Thursday afternoon Mr. Jordan np-
parently wa5 as hale ana hearty as any
man iii the city. .\bput > O'Clock that
afternoon ne began 10 feel badly AMI
Went to bed. hut no one supposed that
ne was seriously i'll until Yesterday
He was suffering terribly Yesterday
mnriiing ami grew steadily worse dur
ing The day. Late yesterday afternoon
Dr J T Buxton, who had been called
in. decided that an operation must bc
performed NJ The time the doctor
stated that there WAS hardly one
chance in Il hundred for The patients
recovery and that death within IL few
hours was certain unless there WAS an
cpei aticn.
Mr Jordan was in fun possession of
his senses when hc was removed to
The hospital am! rs he was hciiiE car
ricd 10 the ambulance he spoke 10
several oi his friends ut the door
Shortly after . O'clock an operation
was performed by Drs Buxton and
Hrl son
Use surgeons discovered al oncr
that i, WAS too late tn save the pa
TENTS life. The intcStincs were prr
torated in several places and the fear
FIJI effects OF periiuni,is were plainly
To be seen. The patient was not con
scinus again.
Mr. Jordan hal been in the rrslau
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Appeal Is Allowed.

Noticc was received here ycstcrdav
To the effect thai an appeal and writ
Of a,ucracdcas had been granted b..
The Court OF Aprcals III the case of
NEWPORT News Shirhuilding and Dry
i'ork Cohlian" against a. j. Joucs
,ICies, who sued the shipyarh in tho
circuit Court for abou. 100000 cn
Il cornt oil damage alleged 10 have
nccn done certain oyster beds owned
ny nm. secured Il Judgment several
months ago for $500 with costs,
amounting to over 81 400. Tic ship.
yard carried the Gaze 10 the Court
of Appeals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Fine Program Arranged by Fag.
le Engine Company.
ON CASINO NEXT SATURDAY
Athletes From All Over Tidcwatcr Eek.
pcctcd to Participate in the Events.
Invitations to Local and Hampton
Organizations.

Eagle Engine Company, No. 5. Of the
LEGAL volunteers fire department, has
completed all arrangements for it.,
field day exercises. which will ic held
on the Casino grounds next Saturday
afternoon, beginning at . O'Clock.
Invitations To attend have hccn sent
to the Hampton and Phocbms depart
montS liz iIamD;on athletic AsSoca.
ton. Ncwpor; New Young Mems Cnris.
ton Association anu the Rescue AMI
In France fire companies. of this city.
1t is expected that Il number OF ntl.-
lcicS in those ORGANIZATIONS will par
;icipatc iii the events. The committee
on arrangements for the exercises ha.;
also sent invitations tn the hest known
athletes Of Norfolk, several of who are
expected Ia come over
This will hr the first event OF it's
kind ever held ny any fire company ui
this city ana the laitlies expect u cool
attendance ni the lovers Of athletic
sports III this ci'.,
Following" is The list OF events aui
prizes:
l'ai mans race. moi over 2nn pounds
r''9' P'i"'' ld"i' "t!lairu ny i. Key
hcr: second pfizc. hiN OF cigars. dnnHt-
cu ny Model pnol room.
SICK racc-First prize, cake. Ola
Homestead bakery; second prize. six
"o%cil collar buttons, W. G. l.auk.
ioo-yart dash, Tor amateurs only
First prize. lamp. l:raXton and Parker
Furniture Company; second prize. UNI.
brrlla Wrrihcimcr Il CO.
khlnllG hiSh lump-FirSt prize,
icn'"il'lc S'' Pa"i Hahn: second
prl|c. boz cigars. Hollands t;r"ccrJ
Com hai!
i'"'Haru daHn-open to all-Fir:t
pr1Hc. par oil shoes. ElSCnman'S Shoe
raiace; second prize. pipe. j. r..
oprashc' 'hiF" prl"c, box collars. {.
Mirih"Isfoin.
summing broad lump-First priZc,
rccklhS chalr, Newport News Furnl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16

up on the quarter deck and Captain
Winsluw will read his commission as
commander frC,n the navy department
after which the band will play the
national air as the Stars and Stripes
are raised At The stern ilag-pole and
the ponnant If the navy at her for
ward yard arm. Then the ship for
mally becomes Il part Of the United
States navy.
Captain Winslow, commander Of the
Charleston, IS the son OF Admiral
Wlnsiow, who commanded the famous
lrigatc kcarSlrsC. which sunk the
Confederate warShip Alabama off
ChcrbourSh. France. during The Civil
war.
II is understood that the Charleston
Will be sent To sea for her final ac-
ccptancc tests soon after she is com.
lnissioncd and after those tests are
completed she will return to the Nor.
lolk navy yard TO receive finishing
touches and lie remainder Ut her ar.
mancnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
MlTTIMussEs TO BE ISSUED.
Robinson and Chrysson Must Pay
EincS lmnnScd In poIicn catIrt

Robinson and Chrysson Must Pay
Fines Imposed in Police Court.
Chief nf Police Reynolds will today
ask for miltimuscs against a. C.. Rob
ihsrn and George ChrySson. who wcrc
ilho" Sio and costs each recently for
operating slot.machincs
At the time the fines were imposed
Robinson and Chrysaon were given ten
DAYS IN which 80 produce the men who
placed 'pcnny-il'-tiic-SloI" machines in
their places of business. with the I'm.
dcr:ianding thai the fines would nc
rcmiticd if the mcn wanted were pro-
duccd.
the men have not iccn for thcomina
and the lines have net been paid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
MoRGAh GETS CONTRACT.
win Build Handsome Residence for
+. {, Ccny

Mr.. Frank G. I.cnE yesterday award
CT contractor T.. Morgan. The conirac-
lnr, Tor the construction III Il handsome
brick ana stuuc residence to he erect.
CT III the corner ur Wickham avenue
ana Twcnty-iilth street.
The house will cost about SIS. 900 and
VIII 10 ono of The finest residence,
east ol the Chesapeake Il Ohiu rail.
way tracks Il will he built in the
center 81 five lots. the property having
y frontage Of one hundred and twcyl.
five feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
Not Asked to Arbitratc.

LONDON, Sept. l5.--'rhcrc is no
truth III The report that Foreign Sccrc-
tary l.ansdownc has been asked To
arhitratc thc qica,lonS in dispute he
tween Sweden and Norway.
II is stated that the Swedish minis
tc;', Baron Dc Bilit and DR.. Manson
have had conversation with officials
oi the foreign cilicc. but no proposal
FOR british arbitration has been made
hy either side.
l. is believed that satisfactory Sc,
tl"incHt Will hc reached
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
MI. Cofcr Out

Mr.. Nathaniel Cntcr. who was pail,.
i.liiN hurt several nights ago by being
thrown from his buggy. has recovered
rapidly ana was able tn hc AT his Office
yesterday. MIR. Cufcr was moi injured
internally. but his collar bone WAS frar.
iurci ana his entire body was moro
or loss bruised mp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-16
CARNIVAL BEGINS MONDAY.
Jones-Adams Novelty Company's Elk.
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Joncs-Adams Novelty Company's Elk.
hibition is Coming.
Beginning Monday a carnival will be
hcld all next wccl. OH tic vacant prom.
criy lust south of the shipvard under
inc auspices Of the Painters, Paper,
hangers and decorators Union.
the exhibition will he given By the
loncs'Adams Novelty Company
TWO excursions have been arranged
ior the week. One will he brought
lrcm SmitlllicLl Oh the steamer Eli
dcavor Thursday. and Saturday The
same steamer will bring il crowd from
Cape Charles.