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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
Montgomery,
MARKET FOR FUTURES
COTTON OPENED STEADY A'
 SLIGHT DECLINE.
Considerable Pressure DrOughts How ever and Prices Fellowtng Calls Sold ofR to Larwer Decline
 en Active Months.

New York, Nov. 1.-The cotton mar ket opened steady at a decline of to s points which was considered better than due on the easy cables and clear Ing weather in the western belt There market, however, and prices followfng the calls sold. of to a decline of about 1I to I4 points on the active months In spite of predictions for freeze In the northwest following \ recent rains. Trading was fairly active and demand was suf1cient to absorb o9erings at the decline and cause rally of to { points from the lowest In the middle of the morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
Indicate. rtse Indicates fall
River Ferecast


 River Forecast. tFor next two daya)
 The Coosa will rise slowly tonight re- mainine stationary or beginning to fall Sun day. The Alabama will continue ta rtse slowly tonight. remaining nearly stationary Sunday.
 Weather Conditaons.
 (Past zA hours.l
 The east Gulf storm cf yesterday is nov central southeast If Jupiter. Fla: 1t caused continued rains over the most of the eastern half of the cotton belt yesterday and last night, though an extensive area of htkh barometer with crest over Tennessee has Eiven clearing. colder weather this morning over Gulf and nearly all South Atlantic coast districts. Light frost Is reDoftsd in middle portions of Alabama. Georgia. and Texas, and heavy frost in northwestern Ar kansas. Fair weather prevails over the in Lake Superior causing moderate tsmpera- ture rises In the upper Mississippi Valley ana Lake region. though another area of 'htgn has moved fn over the upper plateau region. Fair weather will prevail in this section tonight and Sunday. with continued cool tonight.
 Temperature and precipitation as rsportsa by the Weakher Bureau for selected soutn- err stations during s4 hours ending q nl- Now II. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
TREASURY BALANCES. vvashington Nov. 11.-Treasury balances slsl.ss7.7zs; gold ssO.s7s.25S.
New York Coffee and Sugar.

New York, Nov. 11.-Coffee, spot Rio, steady; No. ', invoice, 8 1-4 to 3-S: mild dull; Cordova, s-4 to 12 S-4. Sugar Fugai. se-test. 5 7-16. Molasses sugar. sb-s. Refined, quiet; No. 6. 400; No. 7 s.S5; No. 6. 3.90: No. 9. 3.S5: No. 10. s.s0; No. ii, -s.2s; No: IF, 3.7O; No. 13, s.et; No. it, aee; confsctioners fleet Hn A: t;iS; S.s0. powdered. 4.7O; granulated, 4.6O; cubes, 4.86.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
TaM nFETAL MARKET.

tabia change in the various metal markets. rio a6 e06 a3. SC. ,e5S6SsS. .s3E: casting ie 00@1s. 2s.
 Esa6 firm S,16@s.s5: spslter steady. s'is fssn is ii reported in good demand at rs- aAak nrinAa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
NKW oRLEANs sUeAR.

New Oriaana, Nov. 1l.-Su-ar market ccssntsifusai whites ssk @ss%; ,yelIows s-lS ksetie sl@sS; ScentrifuGai lO@2s! syrur ls0ee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Or1e1nH,. NOV. II.--bpot cottuh Hutct and weak Sales l.o5o bales. including 1oe to arrive. Quotations reduced lis. Mid- ding II 7-1s. Futures. influenced by un- favorable Liverpool. pened [. 10 points lower than yesterdays closing and the trad ,nw vas quite heavy January, | the early trading. declined to 1l.3l. which was 1s points below Fridays finals but bull support soon sent prices up. January gaining 22 points, the other active months showing similar improvements. The market contin- u5d firm throushout the remainder of the session and closed at about the ton. the list showing net gains of to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12

n Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
sr. LOUIS PRoyrsI ,Ns.

St. Louis. Nov. 10.--F1our. steady. Whiskey. steady tl -&4.
 Pork. lower: tobbinE Sl4.2s. Lard higher; prime steam, SC. Ss. Dry Salt Meats. steady; boxed extra shorts s7.7s; clear ribs sa.o0: short clear Ss. 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
MONTGOMERY COTTON
BEARS HAD CHARGE or THE SHORT
 SEASON.
Spets Did Net ResDsad te weakness es Futures and Heiaers are Now Taiking of 12 Cents
 for staple.

IxyGl b0W uAA4sAM8ss+e sessss'f~- Low mA44llnB .....s..-...s...AS S~AS
 There was> >bsarish sentiment In the sh0rt sessio6 of the future market yes- terday but spots were practically sta
 The ususl amount of Saturday wagon cotton was brought to town in the morning and at Court Square buyers were o6ering shade under II cents. cline of 2 to 8 points and later In the day under pressure lost II to fl points. Every time the market breaks the bulls rush in and take advantage of the weak spots. This promises to continue just as long as holders are determined
 Rirht now farmers are talking of f2-cent cotton just like they talked of if-cent cotton when 1t was selling around g l-2 cents. They are in the sa{dle and their hopes may be realised.
 There were predictions yesterday of {reexe throughout the belt This Is not Improbable and the market still looks good on every break.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati, Nov 11.-Flour. ruiet. Provisions cuiet. % WhislSey Sl.30. Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts Ss 50: clear ribs SIS: short clear $p. .0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
MARINE NEW0.

MARINE NEWS.
 Mobile, Novs~11.--Cleared; strs Banan, Nor. Monsen: Puerto Gortez: I' LM' Nor. NOT. ielsen. Puerto Cortez
 New Orleans, Nov. 11.-.Cleared: Strs. Louisiana. French Laurent. .Havre: Rathlin Head, Br.. Smith. Belfast: Joseph Vaccaro. Br Marullo. Ceiba: St. Croix. Dan. Berg. Copenhagen; Chalmette. Birney. Havana.
 Port Eads. Nov. il.--Arrived: 'trs. Nor. Hispania. Nor. seeburg from Puerto Cortez reported arrived last evening was erro- neous. 1t should have read "Hispania.' Ger. as Transport and Terminal Company"
 Sailed: strs. Sephir. Nor. Lindoe. Colon: frxceisior Hopner. New York: Chalmette. Birney, Havana: Orion, Br.. Lleweliyn. Liv- erpooi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12

wilmington, N. c Nov. l1.-Spirits tur- perltine steady. unchanged: receipts 3I
 Rosin steady. prices unchanged; receipts @.
 Tar firm Iso; receipts 15. Crude turpentine firm $3.35. &.TS and S4 IS: receipts 172.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-12
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah Ga, Nov. 11.-Turpentine noth- ing doing s7; sales none; receipts s5s; ship ments 2S4. ,.. ,o. Quote: A. B c. S4.25: D. s4.30: ID. s4.46; s4' TO: e. sl.Ts: H. s4. SO: l. S4. sh: K. $5. %; M. s5. 20: N. $5,so: W. 0. sS.ss; w. " sS e5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Reorgan zlIion al Time of I.egis
Iaiiye Nomination is Now Held
TO be Obligatory.
ACTION TO BE RECONSTRUCT
Committee to Meet Tomorrow Evening
at Which Time Resolution Probably
VIII Be Passed Calling Fer Election
at the Primary 10 3. Held on June
13--Jud1rs ard CLERKS.

Tile Elizabeth CRY county Drmc
cratic committee will meet iomorrow
evening. when it is probable IL rc.;olu
Eon will he passed calling for The ro
organization Of The committee in .Iurc
~ ;h2 mcc;iig Of he committee Fri
day nigh; il was though; best To wait
until lhtct for the election OF commit
torn,ri but yesterday af:cr having
talks with State Chairman TAYLOR III
tyson 'Onc nj ne mentors OF The com.
mite" arc nf the opinion that the re
organization must take place when Tho
legislative candidate is nominated
Til" committee has not been elect cd
Tor l"nr years ms iwo years aga there
were no other "andidarr.; ami the com.
nittccmcn simply declared themselves
re cl"clc'l fer another term.
rhIs year ,'!crc will probably be I'M
Interesting faht "asr,i for crnmil.
tc'mrn in each of the districts. 1t i.
probable that thc COMMITTEES viii have
an extended Session tOmnrrow evening
AnGng ;hc business to come bcfnr,
the lody will he the selection of the
juices AMI clerks IF tho primary,
which occurs on juno l3th
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
PENINSULA CLUB
AT UNIVERSITY
Students Attending the institution
From Newport News ard Hampton
Had Gay Time Last Night.

ne Peninsula Club, an organization
composed III young men from Hampton
ana Newport News. at the University
u virginia gave their final meet fer
t!:c year ri the rooms Of Mcssrs. J.
Whey AMI Alton w. Belts last night
The menu follows:
Ham Sandwiches Tongue Sandwiches
Cheese
Pickles Olives
Chicken Salad Dpyilrd Cr,,;
Saratoga Chips Tomatoes
Oatmeal Waters Nothcrs Cake
Sailed Peanuts.
Old Fashioned NIulasses Candy
Sisters Fudge
i';lnahas Oranges
l.cmunadc Iced Ten
Eat Drink and he Merry!
For tomorrow we musl-Part.
Speeches. songs and stories were in
nnISrl III until the meeting of the
clock hands warned thcm that ii was
lime 10 diapnrsC.
The University has had eight young,
men from tlis Vicinity This year. viz;
a. w. Bates Il. ID. Cock. II. Oh Grir
nm. +. w Grcomc, j. u. Jones. Il. II.
Massey, {. Y. Sprailcy, j. |. Whey. all
III whom have made crrdilablr records
thc club has met monthly during he
."hr"l term am! has kept alive the
lratcrnal AMI sc cial spirit among them.
The officers uf The club are:
John Irwin Whey. president and
toast master.
T. lian,,don Massey, vice president
and cork pullcr
Roland d. Cock. sccrctary.trcasurcr
and hni-air artist.
Fred. W. t;raomc. chapcron.
some Of he Toys, whose cxamina-
tinns are about over. will he home this
week hut others may remain till the
closing exercises on The 18th.
Mr. Thomas II. Massey. one Of the
boys who is taking a mc:iical course
vas operated on for appendicitis about
Il week ago. Ills parents were with
HIM III The lime They returned a few
days ago, rs he is getting along nicely
MIR. Kulani d. Cock. law student.
has also been under The weather. h"i
is all rish' again.
Mr.. John Irwin Nihc%. who is taking
Il law course. has been assistant to
Professor Noah *. Davis. marai philo
e ply instructor during the year
One of The drawings in ''Cc-ks' &
cnrl&.' the University annual. was
done Ivy Alton w. Bets. . first year
student
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
William and Mary College Il
Close on Thursday.
SESSION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL
Roll Of Students Reached 200 and
There Have Been 90 Children in the
Model school-commencement Pro.
grom.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June B. rEn
present session OF William ami Mar,
fnllc"" will close Thursday, June Sill
II has Ecen an unusually SucceSSfU!
session not only in ;hc Attendance al
students. bIi in guCd work The roll
al student; mas reached about .:"o. and
lhere have been about 10 chilfrpn in
Tho Motel School. In The athletic
held The collc." has been remarkably
successful. Aion. other lines much
has occurred tG encourage the frirnd.
of the college. a contract has iccu
given nnt to build a Schemes hall to .,C.t
S!3.hW. and the Alumni are now en-
.agch IN raising This amount II is
expected that The building will be in
place by September lith. when the
next $ session begins. TO this luil,line
Will 10 transferred the department ni
the Natural Sciences which will he
probably divided into two chhirS-onc
retaining the old name and the other
To hE know as the Chair uf Biology.
Following is The programme Of the
closing exercises:
Sunday. lnnr .llh. a. m 3accalau-
rcaIn sermon. Rev. j. l.. Hawthorne,
RichmDnL. Va
II. m Sermon before The Y. NJ.
Z. a., Rnv &. w. Mcdaniel, Richmond,
Va
Monday. June ',th. s y. m..-Cclcbra-
ion of Phii1malhCan Literary Society
Tuesday, June Gth, II Il. ni.--Scnior
Class celebration.
5 u. M Celebration Of Phoenix Lit.
rrary Society.
"Wednesday, June 9Th. II a. M.
>ra!iun before the Literary Societies,
Hon. Joseph T.. Willard. Lieutenant
Governor OF Virginia.
u. m.--tr;llion before The Amni
Assassination John Weymouth. attorney
;tt-law, Hampton. Va
thursday, June Sth. II Il m.-.
Awarding Of diplomas. medals and
scholarships.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

IN LIGHT OPERAS.
Splendid Concert Will Be Given in Py
THAN Castle Hall Tucsuay.

Splendid Concert Will Be Given In Py
THAN Castle Hall Tuesday.
a nnmEer Of prominent singers OF
Norfolk Will give concert from light
operas in l'ythian Castle Hall Tues
day evening for the, benefit Of tho or.
gan fund Of the First Methodist
church.
I'll" program will he rs follows:
TlI" Legend Of the Chimes from
Robin Hood -uuartcttc.
Polly Warden from Dolly Warden
Mr. Ethcrcdse.
Duet. for soprano and tenor. from
kubin liood-Mrs. Berry ANA Mr..
Whiidit.
In silence What's the Matter
With the Morn?' from tho Mockins
l:ri- Miss Yoilu" and Quartctte
My Own Dear Irish Queen" My
Sonny BOY" Chaunccy Oicou--Mr
Wh,ldii
'"rakc me, Jamie dcnr"-Bischon
II Drnam't that | Dwell in Marilc
Tails" lOhcmiah Girl Mrs. Kerry.
"'falc Of HE Sea Shell" from Prince
Of pilsan Mr.. F;thcrctigc and Quartet
Il Love YCu, Dear from Burgo
MASTER Miss Young"
Tile Merry Miller" from R0b,Roy-
QuiriCitc.
"Armorcrs Song" from Roll Hood
MIR. I.thcrcd.c
III Baccio" Crhc Kiss A:ditc-
Mrs. Kerry.
Song ur Tho Flag" from The "Knick-
crbc"k"rS" Quartcitr
''Si"in Song" from Prince Of Pilscn
Mr.. Whi'I'::t ard Clnartcttc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
HOUSTON WILL
OPPOSE COLLIER
Fight For the Legislature is Now On.
Primary Will Be Held on
June 18th.

Tho race for The legislature rs The
Heater delegate from Elizabeth City
aud Accomac counties will he made he.
tween MIR. CHARLES Locke Collier, the
crescent in"ambcDt. ana Mr. Harry Il.
H1nStcn, q itar OF the Hampton Aioni-
Tor
The time for The filing Of tho appli.
cations Of candidates t. be voted fer IN
Tie June primary closed yesterday and
the cniy two |" comply With he tci ms
OF tile county committee were tlessrS
Houston and Collier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
ReIva Back nj Home.

Rrlva Thornton. cnl0rn,l. who is par
t!cnlhrly well known in police circles
'Has arrested last nigh. ana commit
ted &c Jail TO await IA hearing on Tho
charge nf drunkenness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Free Ice Water.

Mr.. w. j. Payne. president Of the \.
". II Il o. p. Railway Co. has kind
~ agreed to supply ice daily during
The summer in The fountain erected by
the w. &. r. u. on King street. near
Qncnn. so that everybody can have
free leo water during The heated Ten M.
This will BIZ a great convenience 10 the
public. especially ON Sundays. when
the placcs Of business are closed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Normal School Notes

Cards are OH announcing The com.
Ing marriage Cf Robert Il Morton.
comnanhant Of cadets Of Hampton In
SIlimtr. AMI Elizabeth Hunt Harris.
daughter ut the late Samuel Harris.
who WAS for years leading co,orcd
merchant at Williamsburg The ccre.
ni"ny viii ta;r place at The First Bap.
isl church, Williamsburg. on June I.
~ =. III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Persons desiring to be certain of
their transportation TO Bethel on June
10 may secure tickets al Tie Hampton
Transfer Co, ut s each for the round
trip. Office 122 W. Queen street
HAMPTON. Ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Now is Your Chance

To buy groceries at your own price.
Attend the sale AT ilickman's. rs East
Queen street, Monday morning ut 10
O'Clock. GEORGE w. PHILLIPS. Auc.
tionccr. 6.3-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Aliss Louisa Fcrcbce Of Shawhoro.
y G.. who has been visiting Mrs
Frank Roche. in Linden avcunc. left
Yesterday for ncr home. Miss Fore
l'cc inst graduated from :hc college al
Winston. Salem
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
IN CHURCHES TODAY.
Weeping Woman" the Theme An

weeping Woman" the Theme An
nounce ed For This Morning.
Weeping Woman" is the theme an.
nounced fer his morning subject by
Key. Asa Driscoll. in Central Methods!
church today. and tonight, Penalty for
Refusal Ia lear"
Rev )r. l.. Pcndlrtcn Jones will con.
iuct the usual services in the lamp
ION Baptist church.
AZ 81. Johns the usual services will
10 conducted hy Rev. George f.. Rog
rrS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Miss j. T.. Davis aud Miss Craiehcad
VIII lca"c about the middle of The.
mO:tth FOR Il summer Trip to Europe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

DR. FIissoll left for the North We'd
noS'iay night 10 Join Mrs. Frisscll
They intend ,u spend the summer IL
Europe, lravin. Now York vest criay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
Personal and Brief Notes.

Mrs. l.. NJ. Gi,lding.,. who has beer
in Norfolk hospital Tor several weeks.
has rcturntd home very much i!nprov.
cd III health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Frank Webb, an apprentice in the
printing Office. cauSh. his hand IL n
press Thursday and had several fin
gers mashed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
To Housekeepers.

Auction sale of Hickman's stock of
groceries, 35 East Queen street. be-
ginning Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer.
q o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

No iG.922 drew The box of cigars at
lIUlIiS CUT RATE DRUG STORE
last night. It
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
TWO FOR REFoRMAToRY.
Fisher and Dennis Saved From Peni
Tertiary by Courts Order

Before adioErEinS court Judge Black.
stone entered an order directing that
George FiShci. convicted Of house
breaking and given one year in The
penitcntiary. and Cornelius Dennis.
convicted on similar charge will,
one year in the ponitcntiary. he CON-
mitted 10 the "Olorrd rcformaiory, III
stead OF the pcnitcntiary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04
EVANS-JEFFRIES.
Newrcrt News Man Will Marry 8aIti
more Lady in HAMPTON TODAY.

''TO'- t-''UT
y license to marry was granted in
The clerks Office yesterday 10 Mrs
Nancy Frances Jcffries. OF l'altimur"
and MIR. Randolph Evans. OF Newport
News. The marriage is to take place
III Hampton today. Mr.. Evans is en-
played rs a machinist i'll the Newport
News snipyard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

Royal shirtwaists; this LOT of
waists consists of the most up-tu-
date styles o,li, and the best ma
tcrial made; some slightly i'm
perfect; not noticeable; spe-
cial. 98c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

y full limo of better waists to
select from; new styles, $1.5o to
$3.50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-04

~ full line of white and black
china silk waists; newest styles,
$1.98 to $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

Fever gallons wears longer; peyoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

r@rcan diplomatic opinion must be
struck With The fact that every wrte,
on ine 'fe'rt! OF international affairs
ha$ spunieda nolc II warning that III.
Netherlands 'l:Hst ultimately fall. Il
ape Fruit. into Germany's lap Indeed.
Dh& pan-Gerinan organ has already de-
e'a'e,; tha, Tic Years ct Hollands lidr-
nenlcncc are numbered tina, lic ,a!, is
imminent. This makes startling news
or American ears, which DO not re-.
r"'F" III" ncvGr-ccasing whsperirys Of
II" International intrigue 81 continent
al courts. i'Ht Whita The German paper
mag take an :iaTm:,t yicW there *
Stii! enough IL the runnrs is make one
'h'ii< nights My aItemp, by the
t>aisei a 2nhh& II, Holland means
nothing !rsS than q general European
var MAJ such step would be bit
sgEiN "pDnsr'i NOT only BY France, buf
'2lS& ~ tnGi&nd is a to"CGonc cp,clu-
at'!il .SEch q step would make iucyil-
ah'" close Alsln-i'}ench union. WIN
ht:'c !1&iGlUni rs tic lover ana I'll" tic.
"tcA q war. Austria would. through
.ieato'i5N, nc all@nated from hor Cor
man brother Wi,o would s,lrnl, draw
}a' iaiSS!A in 4 union Jhat the Kaiser
ms !n"@ desired BIT never dared
M"alt"i!c, Ei5.2 William and Kin.
Edward continue 30 DO their dur. -
lti@lr reab"etiFr paopes IL. rosi,!" az
i"NiG& br9th@rS .!Cs, how 4luch ;njs
AI'ie DiGee II comedy ncco}uoI!shcs. ii.
""u!d W. iii5icnit D say. l!nt Il IN ID,
"it record shat the English dealers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

him 70 dine With nc 81 the We'll known
Cafe Nienncis. i'll the Rue Moutr,ai,re
Nhtc sitting at the table noticed
he got rather Hdgcty, ana at last suc-
"cs12d that he had bctter leave ne TO
finish drner atone Oh inqurin~ III
reason lie called my attention 10 Il
=rour OF five w!ell-IrcSScd men a; i'll
adiacAnt table, ana informed mo that
he knew them and il would 10 better
lgr me nor TO be sGcH in his company.
On loplSin" ;2crcss at tie group |
recognized one Of tho men as a rcla
tive OF the murderer o' the F.mnross
Of Austria. persuaded my comIai
ION no! TO leave hnrriuGiy \ few NO
mcnls later on" o. the occupants of lir
other tahlc noticed us, and after st.rI,-
tlniZin% rs Ter 4 time. rose, came over
70 our table ana addressed my com
panion in his native tongue,
''At the finish Of the conversation
The two men raised their hats 10 each
other, and my companion turning ia
me: he2Gc': ineato come outside il,llne-
diatciE. Once in tho street lr ,ur:ac;!
10 walk toward The opera house, am,
asked him to tell ne the meaning CT
his strange behavior he would no,
answer wCrd until We got 10 the cor
ner By the opera house, when he stop
ped abruptly and said:
You are only a young man. aud
you don't want. 10 die vet, do yono'
Not il can Help it. replied. and
r'utched my revolver in my ovcrcoa,
pocket Thinking hcl meant 10 attack
nc
Well hc continued, take IN az
vice. ] have done you 4 little service
ana you have done me several li::le
llndncsses- Go 10 he Commissar,, Oi
Police ask him for a protective cscar5
and don't stop travelling until ycu are
out 81 the country. If you dn:i'; follow
my advice Rcd Wcol' VIII enc von
career. Al: r"vcir and bon VOYAGE.
monsieur. ana be Immediately turned
and walked away toward Cooks Ton
'iis, Offices
From ,fai day u his have n.ye:
succeeded IN scI:ing the .nsstcry. ~.
the following morning my companion
was found dead in tic R;ic Arccie
stabbed 10 the h@art With 4 knife.
round the handle OF which was ,icu
i DOW CT red wool H. London EN-
press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Austrian Score: Service Man Ead
Marrow Escape.
WARNtD AGAINST E!:D Wntl.
His Companion ard Friend Fourd
Dead Nc>t Morning Win Kn;fe
Through His Hcsrs-Thc Hysse,-y
Never Explained.

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