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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

After - Hegeriug illness Mrs. NANCY Coz
Inns BORDER died ct the residence OF her sun-
in law, NJ o. Sogstad, ia the town OF Webster
October f2th she was born In Morgan cuuu
", Ohio, January 50. 1870; married Nicholas
border, February y, 1872. Funeral services
were held ia the sugar Grove church. on Frl-
day, attended by the entire community. Rev.
John A. Stemen preached the sermon. She
was "A faithful mother and "a helpful kind
friend She will be much missed by her old
neichbor ana friends.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

pEsd1ction they appear 10 be about
equally efficient. Cornmeal is not more
efs2sst for beef production than Is ear
CEN. ~SKf
Ear sern Is much more efficient for
bsef PRODUCTION than IS shelled corn.
This test indicated that the supple
rnsnting # eocn.wlth nitrogen0us con.
osatat-z used IN this instaAee in
Grsasss the efficiency Of corn AMI clio
Voc hay Tor beof production.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

How TO Rsd Linen Of Fruit stains
SSrutt stains may be removed from
ne linen by molsteaing the stain
9th milk and then covering with
isred common table salt Aft
Kali in the ordinary manner.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Al the residence OK and by Court Commits
stoner Drew In tue village Of La Fargo, Oc-
tober 40 Mr.. CHRISTOPHER WEIBEL 70 Mrs.
OuTELfA ABETn, both Of the town cf Web
ster.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Az the United Lutheran church ia Westby,
October nth. by Rev. Gulbrandson, Mr. JOS
RPH BRENDUM aud Misc KATE HAEEsrAD both
OF Westby community.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
y - = - 80
Z w DEYOE q

Now I u a UuL NUIIdgl
p. J E Nuzam sells our paint.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09

Ct lie spirit shown by the Gear. the
negotiations can hardly he expected to
progress.
Meantime powerful Though friendly
influence is being brought tc bear on
Japan 20 he moderate in her demands.
These hopes have not yet been rcal!zcI
although information has been rpcciv-
ed that Great Britain will welcome
peace 1t is still hoped. However, that
some assistance from that quarter
may yc. be forthcoming. Berlin and
Paris arc beth giving loyal assistance
10 the efforts Initiated and the result
IF Berlin's activity is already being
felt
Further instructions have been sent
Ambassador Meyer ut ST. Petersburg.
6ni their character is not known
Count Cassini. The Russian ambassa.
dor called at The French embassy TO.
day, where he hal n, long talk ON the
situation with Ambassador Jussnrand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
PERMISSION TO
INVADE THE STATE
Governor Montague Issues Orders Al
lowing Tarhcels to Bear Arms 4.
at Bethel Saturday.
Especial to the Dairy press.)

Especial to the Dairy Press) l
RICHMOND, VA, June S.--Governor
MontaGio today granted The requcst
IF Captain J. w. Forbes, of the Edge.
cnmhc Guards, Tarhoro. N. c., to hear
arms in This State and to participates
III the ceremonies. incident to the un-
Yelling of the monument MT nethel
next Saturday
large NUMBER of people from this
city will make the trip, the Chesa-
reake and Ohio having granted a spe.
rial rate to these who go from this
city
a crowd of veterans frnm North
Carolina aud Virginia, ACCOMPANIED by
the wives sons and daughters of those
WHO wore the gray. will attend the
ur"ellins. while this city will be rem
resented at The ceremonies by large
nnn'i'e: Of its citizens who served in
The war between the States.
Among tt0se who will 80 from hern
to attend the unvciling, besides Gov.
frnor Montague and his staff. will he:
CChSi cssman John I.amb Colonel John
Murphy, General Alonzo l.. Phillips. T.
"a. Cary, J. s. Moore, Joseph Wing
held, john Ayers. Victor Floyd, j. b.
Mooie. r. Il. Elliott, w. II. Mccarthy
and Captain John q. Curtis.
The train will leave here nj nine
O'Clock and the crowd will 1iscmbari1
al M1rrison's station, from which
PLACE they will go by private convey
ar.cc to Bethel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
CUT OUT PRAYER
FOR ROYAL FAMILY
NorWegians Revise Church Services
So AS to Conform to the Poll
teal Situation.
iBy Associated rress.l

CffRISTlANIA. June S.---'rhc S.orth
ing this afternoon empowered the
president of the house To forward King
oscar the address adopted yesterday,
with covering memorandum.
The prayer DC ok of The olwcgian
church has been modified in accord.
ancn with the change i'm The political
situation, The prayers for the royal
family being omitted
The ecclesiastical authorities have is
sued notice calling ON the clergy at
the first celebration of divine service
after the deposition of the King, t.
offer prayer fcr the fatl'erland.
II is announced that Mr. Guide, MIN
lister mt Copenhagen. who is aSN"rw
siah has decided to resign, and Is
assumed that Mr.. Grip Dnis)Ar ut
Washington. Mr.. Won DiiYh' pinisler
Ia Rome. and Baron w "VdetJaris-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
THE CALEB POWERS
CASE is TAKEN UP
Attempt to Have Trial Removed to
Jurisdiction of the United
States Court.

NASHVILLE. KY. June S.-.Thc at
tempt To have the case of Caleb Pow
crs. charged with completely in the
marder of Governor GoabcL taken from
tie State courts anl brought. within
the jurisdiction of the United States
courts came up lcfore Judge Cochran
Today.
Former Governor Yates. of Illinois.
heads the list of attorneys for pywcrS.
while Attorney Genera! Hays was as
sisted Ivy f',rmer Solicitor General Law
renee Maxwell and others
In ordrr TO bring up the question of
Jurisdiction the commemorative attor
my moved 10 transfer the case to the
federal court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Action of Philadelphia Newspaper
Man Causes Fight In National
Editorial Association.
"MlzZLIS IN PENNSYLVANIA"
With That as Subject city Editor Of
North American Declared MuzzIinu
Bill Was Passed Because ouays De.
sired Unsmlrched Biographies, Win.
out Leaving Stainless Records.
Cry Associated Press. !,

GUTHRIE! OKLA June S.-The &C
ti"n IT Iaiucs a. Benn. city editor of
The Philadelphia North American. in
attacking Governor Pennypacker AMI
Tic late Senator Quay. in an address
before the National Editorial Associa-
non today. has caused Il fight I'm the
pennsylvania delegation ANA tonight
+. IS Mckcn, of FrccpOrt, Il. II. Har-
ter. OF l'nllfontc. and f.. S. Phelps. OF
iIiic, Pa. assert that lhcy will present
Il resolution tomorrow condemning Mr..
l}cnn's course.
Mr.. Bcnn. in his address on "Muz-
Ilcs in Pennsylvania" reviewed tho
organization uf the sn-called Quay ma.
chine aud the events leading up to the
passage of the rennypacker law.
Quay's Governor Responsible.
lie blamed MIR. Quay for this severe
Inv, declaring that it was Quay's gov
crnor that iustlgatcd it, He closed by
saying
There never was II Quay or Penny
l'qekep pSrli 3Yh6sS
y measure that wo,ilil yestrict tie dIltsI,
crty ofitlie press or hamnat"tt fMs It's.
constitutional right of public utter.
anrc
THE Quayis of Pennsylvania desire
unsmirched Biographies; tell them to
leave behind them records free from
stain. If the Pcnnypackers Of Pcnnsyl-
failih. or any 0tcp commonwealth In
THIS Union desire cffcctually to mug
zle The press, they must lie themselves
to some other land Than that In the
fundamental law of which 1t is writ
ten. the freedom of the press ought
not to lie restricted.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Nc Indictment For kaann.
lliy Associated prcssl

uiy Associated rrcss)
TAMPA, FLA. Juno S.-The grand
iiiry whlrh has hcen investigating tho
killing ct l'Glico Captain Carter by
=. w. Knapp today reported nn true
ihll. Judge Wall ordered Knapp hell
III 'ail tn await the action of the so
lIcitd of the criminal court. who may
lie Inflammation for lesser degree of
homicide Turner's of intention "a
lynch knarp tnnisht caused Sheriff
Jackson 10 place twenty special drpu-
lies. armed with Winchcstcrs around
Tie county Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
GEN. BATKANOFT
WAXETH HOPEFUL
WIsheth Soon to Wire News Of Gior.
ious Victory to His I'M
peria Master.
tE.y Associated Press.)

it!NSfIU PASS. MANCHIrRIA. June
s.-Ccneral BatkanoT. commander of
the third Manchurian army, addressing
The troops yesterday on the occasion
of the Empercr's birthday. told them
h.' hupc'l soon &c he able to telegraph
The news Of Russian victory to his
majesty. Later, in conversation with
the correspondent of the Associated
Press. the General declared that the
defeat of the fleet was sad and hard
blow, hut it would not effect the NOR
ale of the troops. who, with the dog.
seslness of the Russians. were prcpar-
cd to fight en- as long as the Emperor
gave tie word.
IF the sea is lost" he added. "2.is.
STA can still be victorious on land.
Peace. unless Japan is reasonable is
impossible"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
BANK WRECKED
BY DYNAMITERS
Adjoining Stores Also Demolished
Safe With Funds Intact.
Bookkeeper Hurt.
Dry Associntcl Press

PARIS. Ills. June S-1he Edgar
County National bank was wrecked by
dynamite this morning. The charge
also demolished Bralshaw's iewelry
Store and Wctzels shoe store, adjacent
to the bank. The vault was wrecked.
The smaller safe. in which were the
banks fnnls. WAS overturned, hut is
still intact. Walter .Iuntgen, The book.
keeper of the bank. has Il broken arm
which he says was caused by Il brick
flying into his windows across the
square frori the explosion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
CARS ANSWER is
NOT UNAVOIDABLE
Believed That Reply to Presidents
"offe" of Good Will" May Be
i Productive of Results.
CIV Associated Press. =,

WASHINGTON, ID. 9, June S.-The
Gar has at last been heard from nero
and the result is not unfavurabie ia
peace. In his recent audience with
Mr. Meyer. tho American ambassador.
the Car indicated q willingness to
take under advisemcnt the subject of
peace ANA expressed warm apprnniu-
liun Of tho friendly words of Mr. Alcy-
ar, speaking rs The personal envoy uf
The President. The reception of Mr..
Meyer VAS characterized by tho great.
est cnrtliality and friondlincsS and the
ambassadors callcsran to the Prasi-
dent giving general account OF the
audience is Of distinctly hopeful tone.
Mr.. Meyer did not carry to the ST.
Petersburg government an offer of
mc,i!ation. Int friendly offer Of good
Will" as WA. described by Count Cas-
SIM. which apparently was gratifying
TO the Gar. Further than This it is I'M
possible to record the character of the
cahlcgram.
Jap Minister Calls on President.
Mr.. Takahlra, the Japanese minis.
ter. called by appointment nj the
White lIOus, this afternoon and spent
All hour with the President He was
stili unable To give tie President The
slightest information regarding ia.
pans peace terms, but 1t is believed
he was acquainted in a general way
with The hopeful tone Of Mr.. Meytr's
dispatch and. with thi, as a lever. tho
l"pe is expressed here tllat .lle Mika1o
Will meet the President half way In
The earnest efforts he Is making to
assist in bringing about an early peace.
Later I'm tie afternoon Sir Mortimer
Durand. the British ambassador saw
Tie President and tonight Baron Snecli
Won Sternburg WAS at the White House
for nearly an hour.
None Of the callers would discuss
their visits and 1t can he stated that
with tie exception of the call of Mr..
Takahira none of these visits was of
great Importance.
Mo Radical Change at Once.
1t is not expected that the situation
will change radically in The next day
or two Until some Indication comes
from japan OF her attitude In the light
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
ID WERE DROWNED
IN A SUBMARINE
British Diver LAB" Goes Down anil
Refuses to Come up-Dipped
With Hotches Open.

PLYMOUTH. ENGLAND, June s.
Submarine boat AS" was LOST on tic
brcakwatcr here this morning. Three
explosions were seen and beard from
her ah,l then she suddenly disappear.
ell. She had on board eighteen officers
aid men, including her regular crew
ana men who were in training. Four
teen of tie number were drowned. The
others were picked up.
The disaster occurred while the
AS" was proceeding 10 sea for prac
ttce, accompanied by another subma.'
rinc and torpedo boat. She is cigh-
teen fathonIS under.
The first inimaticn of The disaster
came from the boat herself. signalln;;
that she was submerged and could not
tcmc to the uifacc. a signal was
received shortly before noon which
said; All right up TO The present
time" Diving parties Immediately
proceeded TO tho scene.
How -Four Escaped.
These who were saved were stand
ing by the ccnnirg tower at the time
of tho disaster and we're picked M
by ii passing trawler. They were I.ier-
tenant Candy. commander of the beat:
Subj Lieutenant Murdoch petty of
icer' and seaman. The lot boat
whs of about 300 tonsf disagreement.
and was launched in 1901.
One of the survivors, wlo was inter
viewe1 sail he was un:ble to explain
the cause of the accitl'nt TO the AS"
He added That sll' suddenly dipped
while her matches were open and i'm.
mediatcly filed nd sank.
This is The uhd submarine boat dis
aster within lit,lc more than year.
the others icing the AL" RIM down
by ln,ir in the Solent by which
eleven Ulcers and men we're cntomb.
cd ii.tl,e bottom of tho sea. and the
"A-," which sank off Queenstown af
IT, an explosion. by which six of her
1reS were killed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Members Refuse to Explain How
Man Happened to Get Shot
at Me ting.
MUCH MYSTtRY N THE CASE
Some of tn, Men Present at Meeting
Admit That They Know Who Shot
Joyce. But Refuse to Tell Who 1t
wourced Maj May Die From,
Effects Of Shot.
ORy Assnclatnl Press. !


PHILADELPHIA, PA, June s..
Sixty members; IF .he local branch of
t"e National Structural Iron Workers
and Hri'lse Builders Union are locked
mp in n station house here tonight.
pending the solving, Of mystery sur.
ronn,iIns tho probably fatal shooting;
nj me Of the members of the oraaniza.
ton. The Victims name Is Edward
Joyce. If Washington, ID. c.
He is In dangerous condition. but
refuses to tell the name of the mar
vic shut hint
Locked Up All Found in Room.
There was a meeting of the union to.
night which Joyce attended. How thu.
shooting occurred ami who did il has
not vet lccn definitely determined
AS meme Of the members Of The union
would disclose the name of the man
who :ircI the shot at Joyce, the police
decided TO lock up all The men found
in! the meeting room and hold them I'M
Ill they learn who did the shonting.
The members at the meeting were
examined separately. and while some
Of them admitted that they knew who
did the shooting they refused To tel,
who lid It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Officers Of Master Plumbers.
Try Associated Press,

ATLANTA. GA, June S-.Thc Ma.
iional Association of Maslnr Plumbers
OF tho United States closed the twenty,
third annual session here today aftor
selecting Atlnnlic city. N. j.. as their
n"yt meeting place ami electing tho
fhllGwin. officers: President. J. c..
G"yd. Chicago: vice president. r. Il.
Noodle, Dayton, Ohio: treasurer. VIM.
McC"ach. Philadelphia. secretary.
Charles r. Byrne, Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
BIoNDi LOSES CASE.
Directors Had Rinht to Put "The Sat.
uSnalia' in Cellar.
INV Associotcd press

DIRECTORS Had Rjnht to Put "The Sat
urnalia" in Cellar.
U'y Associated Press)
NEW YORK. June ST he directors
of The Metropolitan Museum of Art arc
entirely within their rights when they
removed Biondi's famous statue The
Saturnalia' from The gallery I'm tho
museum whr-e 1t was on exhibition TO
ihe cellar where it has Hemiancd for
many months.
This decision was announced by JUS
ticc l-eventritt in the Supreme Court
today after an extended hearing on the
suit in crnity brought by Diondi
against the directors.
The complainant alleged TIA. The
directors We're bound by contract to
exhibit the statue for year and That
he had been greatly injured by their
action in violating the terms Of the
contract.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Prince Louis to Visit America.
By Assncinled Press.,

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June S.-The
navy department has been advised
through the British embassy of the In
tended visit to American waters This
autumn Of Prince Louis of Battenburg
with squadron of British warships
consisting. as understood here. of four
cruisers. The squadron will visit New
York and then Annapolis. From the
latter place the Prince is expected to
come 10 Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Secured Simply as Nest Egg.

NEW YORK. .!unc Sit ,lcvelopcd
today that nearly $i0,0n0,G10 CT the
money raised in this country hy ;ac
sale of the last issua of Japanese I'M
nerial bonds will remain on deposit III
this city for an indefinite period.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
ARE LOOKING FOR
MASKED WHITE MAN
Orang'. County Residents Seeking In
dv;duaI Who criminalIy Assault
ed Young Woman.
tspccIai to the Daily Press,

RICHMOND VA. June S-Scarch
is being made for masked While man,
who crminally assaulted Miss Cora
Schcnle!. Is years old, daughter of
William Schooler. of Tine Blue. Or
ange county.
The girl was attacked and knocked
dcwn willie going through the woods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Final Encrt to Save Mrs. ROGERS.
tBy Associated Press,

ALBANY. n. T.. June S--Justicc
ferklam. Of the United States SUI
rrclnn Court. Will give hearing to-
morrow 10 The attorneys for Mrs. Mary
Rogers the Vermont woman, under
sentence nj death for the murder of
her husband Application was made
Ia Judge Pc'kham by mail for Il writ
81 error which would. il granted, cairy
''Ir case I" the United States Court
On appeal from the Vermont courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Delegates of zemstyo and of
municipalities Adopt a Re.
markabIe Address.
ARR sIGNS THE BUREAUCRACY
Reminds czar That His Promise of Ma.
tionaI Assembly is Slow Of Fulfil
n,enr. Declares That Country is on
Verge of Civil War and Even criti-
cIses Royal Measure.

ST PETERSBURG, June g.-.-l.5O IL.
III The voice OF The delegates Of the
HemSLvos anu the municipalities. ,lc-
nlaililidg in no uncertain tone the I'M
Mediate ronvCcatiOn of n national as
sen,bly to pass upon the question Of
lieaco or war to heal internal strife.
and To unite the people for The reja-
venation of Russia, will he heard In
the address adopted by the all-Russian
ZenstvO Congress ut Moscow, which
a depulation headed by Count Hayden
and Nj. Shipoff, is bringing here 10 pre-
sent To the Emperor The document.
bids fair tn become historic.
Etiquette is Dropped.
The customary phrases of respect
at the opening anu the closing are
omitted and it is otherwise nnceremun
ious. employing the direct personal
pronnlIn.
The address, arraigns the bureau
cracy aud reminds the Emperor that
his Pledge to convokr national as
sen,bly is slow nf fullnlment II says
the country is on the verge of civil
VAR and even ventures to crlticisc Il
royal measure. The address urges the
sunmoning of n national assembly that
the war may become national.
There is intense interest to learn
whether the Emperor will receive the
bearers Of so bold message
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Presidents order obeyed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jane s.
Governor Wright has called Secretary
Taft officially notifying him that the
orders of the presidcn. regarding the
Russian ships in Manila Bay have
been carried ont.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
WHISKEY KILLS SON
OF A SALOON MAN
Child Drank Half capfuI From Faith
er's Medicine" Bottle Taken
Homa From His Bar.
Especial to the DAILY Press,

NORFOLK. VA, June S.-.i.croy
Joncs, three and one-half years old,
The sun Of J. H. Jones, died in st. Vim
cents hospital last evening as the re.
suit Of drinking half Il cup of whiskcy
poured from bottle which his faith
CT n saloon keeper had carried home
for medicinal purposes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
Another Yellow Fever Case.
(RY Assnclnted Presal

WASHINGTON. 4; c.. June s..
Governor Magccn reports che more
case of yellow fever in Panama, that
Of Edward Hurley, an American. but
an employee on the canal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09

rcrs minister ut Madrid. who also are
NG:%rsIans. will tender their rcaisnu-
IONS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
If a Prince Cannot be Secured
for JDb of Ruler Popular
Will May Prevail.
OSCAR M ~ CHANGE lis MIND
If He Does Not Danish King May Be
Requested to Furnish Prince to Hold
Down Throne-,oenerals snd Civil
Service Employees Take Oath of
Allegiance.
Allegiance.
nay Assnclntcd rrcas.


COPENHAGEN. June Sill is re-
ported that the Norwegian govern
mrnt, IN vinw Of King Oscars appar-
emily dAiinilc refusal to consider The
offer III tho Sturtning to place a prince
"I The house cf Rorna,luttc On tho
lllrGnc, has privately approached TIC
i)a:ish royal family 20 ascertain if an
GTcr nr the throne would he received
ny Il member of il. preferably Prince
Charles. son or Crown Prince Frc,lcr-
ick. The general opinion expressed Isl
That such III offer would be refused.
According to reports from Stock.
holm. King Ostu: may lie induced to
reverse his decision, and NAV later en-
Iarurabiy regard the offer Of the
throne for n member Of his house.
Authoritative information received
from Norwegian circles represent
majority Of Nnrwpeians as opposed tn
giving The throne To- IL prince of The
house Of l,rrnadottc
May Beocme Republic.
.dtaiS,statcd That il King Oscar should
definitely refuse The throne for mem.
her of liis family and that il the Dan.
ish royal family should likewise refuse
To place ono Of its princes on it, Nor
way will become republic. and that
this IS favored by the mass of The pop
ulatiCn.
All those III the civil service Of
Norway have announced their adhesion
To the new government and all The
generals have taken The oath of allie
glance.
The Associated Press learns that
Crcwn Prince Gustavc had long in.
:crview ON the crisis with Emperor
William before he lcfE Berlin AMI :hat
II is understood the Emperor is not
unwilling To Intervene IN favor of the
Swedish dynasty.
An authority Intimately connected
with the Emperor confirms rumor
that he abandoned his "trip 10 Norwa,
at tic request OF Grown Prince Gus
tavc.
Still Loves the NorWegians.
Mr.. Paulsen. Premier Michclscn's
secretary. has returned from Stock
hclm where he went TO hand The King
their letter announcing the decision of
the Norwegian government. He says
that the King opened the letter and
read the first few lines lIo,ihon an.
neartd to lie deeply moved and asked
his secretary to read 1t aloud. Al the
conclusion of the reading his majesty
vented his feelings in unrestraincd
terms. hut soon became calmcr AMI
spoke anlably to the Norwegian gen
ticmcn present. assuring them of his
increasing affection for Norway and
the Norwegian people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09

The DAILY PRESS
ls the only newspaper
n Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press Report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
THE WEATHER..

Fair Friday. warmer
in interior; Saturday.
partly cloudy and some
warmer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-09
No Radlea Change at Once.

1t is not expected that the situation
will change radically in The next day
or two. Until some indication comes
from japan OF her attitude In the light