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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL, 1906.
COCHRAN ON ANNEXATION.

Ia sayIuR that the annexation OF
Hawaii and the Philippines had
made the United States pregnabls'
when, o,hsswjss,ths mainland would
have been secure from attack Of any
kind, w Bouvhs Cochran, the Demo
cTatis leader OF New York spoke the
truth. Every student OF the worlds
history sud pressnt.day geography
must admit it. Prior to the Spanish
war tbs great Aueriean republic
was securely snsconesd In its own
shell. No nation--snd probably no
combination OF nAtions-sould have
successfully made war upou her.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

The positive 6iaisment that nc
sub marines were used 10 the naval
battles betwesu JSpsn and Russia
addu all tho moso to the luUtro OF
tho formers tiumphs. 1t was
thought that the remarkable victory
OF Admiral Togo in the japan Sea
was due largely to submarines, but
It now appears that even that was
q straight. stond.up fight, which
makes II oil the more ersditsbls to
japanese arms.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Why is it that George Rex, makes
mistakes I Bsosuss he 10 humans
and sssms to be obIiviouS of the
fact. Lately George has made them
bad mistakes. For further iniorma
ton inquire at THE INDrFRNDANT
Office; We srs not doing au AdvOr-
Iissr tsll.lal business.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
could prevent it.

Probably no life insurance com-
psny in the world has identified It.
self moro closely with Hawaii aud
tho HswaiIsn people than the New
York Life. That sompAny has taken
native risks when those risks wers
tabped by The Equitable.shs Mutual
ssd other large soneerns. The pres
snt effort to smbArTAss the New
York Life will meet With ssant locsl
sympathy. HswSIisn people know
the company too we'll. Besides that
they csn ossily see behind the bluff,
the hand Of the Hawaiian Trust
Company sDd Governor Carter who
have bsen deprived OF business by
the liberal treatment Of loOal clients
on .hs part OF the New York Life.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
Japanese arms.

The failure OF the owners OF the
Alameda to put another vssuel on
this run pending repairs to the local
ferry boat emphasizes oil the more
the Importance OF Honolulu owning
a steamship line between here and
the Coast, Tbs undertaking would
not bs great one, aud when once
in operation tho llas would be s
great monsy.mokar Now iS the
time for beginning. When once
started the proj,os would undoubt.
odly be q aomplels aud continuous
success. Nothing 10 the ordinary
could prevsntis.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Readers OF books, Of the doingS in
the old days, 10 the region OF the
wild and woolly West" should take
Ia ths "Sunsst Trail" by agood
writer, who describes, most RrsphiS'
ally, tho doisgs OF "bsHt men" in
those days. A B Arleigh, the book
seller, has the book on his ooHutsL
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

The Japanese gave the America
Msru & royal reception yesterday
afternoon, ss..tluE OF fireworks aud
fstoinR her officers. And we'll they
might. The America Maru 'ooh an
important part In the great war just
closed, both as an auxiliary cruiser
aud q transport.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

The Advertiser is ltill pattia2 it.
self on tho hosd iog 30 alleged auo-
cess in locating gambliaR denS, but
whore 10 lie evidences TO oonvicI the
men under sfEssti Talk and print
sr's iuk are cheap. whst the public
wants is something in the way ci
definite facts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

10 from the corner Of King and Fort
streets, e long distance away. Hae
the blaze started at night the reSultt
may hsye been extremely disastrous,
Considering the large number OF
people always in the building, a
proper FIRE alarm box should be
placed there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

The fruit OF the priokley pear has
been In season aud that season 10
sbout ovsr. This msy aomswhsi
account for Jaokis Lusss's freak 10
. lsnRusgs break at the Supsrviscrs
meeting OF the other evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Bourke Cochran, the great Demo.
cratic leader OF Nsw York, who
spou. lsss night hare, believes that
The United stsle5 made Q big mis-
take in uunoxing Eawaii, There are
people here who bolieve that Hawaii
made bS miS.oko 10 getting an
nezed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Mr. Cochran has not travelled iar,
but he has seen enough. He hos
reached the keynote of tho Amsri.
can situation 10 the Pacific aud 10
Asia. Ho hos observed things to
which the public oye has been blind
ed, but which are hideous facto,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

The Hawaii Promotion Commit
tee is again 20 spend alot Of money
on folders which will only find their
way to the wa.te.baaket on the
mainland. i half of tho money
spsas on suc' 'u,snas weg0 u'ed
ia the oi,o- Nor Of good pa
pera-sses, io' instance, "a The
Pagadiso oiho 2aoihe-somsthing
ulgl. bs az. 81 0shea
The G'e "a fran iaa Young
hotsl tae aoon aaovsd the
pgesalag nee oiae l9E thsgs.
Asit wae lhe darn Asd 20 ls saned
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

trouble. 1t has created vulnerable
points whore there need have been
none. In place OF strengthening the
country 1t hos weakened IL to such
an extent thet foreign power would
not hesitate to 20 to war With Uucle
Sam, while 10 the past such would
under no circumstances be ventured.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
CLAUS sranOnLrs wa. q. O.'nsIS3
..sts
Claus SpgsGEalS & Co. !
HA-N1SSH1E2E: y
noSOLULU 49,
4AN5S~ME1G.
nosOLpAU
San Faucisoo Acents.--T,HE NEYADANesss..
INA A7T0NAL BANK or BAN FRANCISC,O
rRAT SEcsAu0z en

rRLv SEGsAH0z cn
lAlg FIib.GCIBOO-TAo Nevada Eaaos
BANK OF San Francisco.
LONDON. Union OF London a Smiths
Bank Ltd.
NRW YcRK--Amsnoau Gxohanso NJ
sional Bank.
oHICAOO-Oorn Kxohage National Bank.
PARIe-Csedit IyonnaiAs
BaRLIN-DrOscne ner Bank.
HOHG KONG AND YOKOHAMA--Hpnt
Kong &shAng hai Banking
gRW ZHALAED AND AUSTRALIA
BnnkA OF New Zealand and Auatralgia.
VICToRJA AND YANCOuVRR--Banh
q. Btltllh nurih America
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

uenas, General Banhiag ena cssa a.,E
BRe'nssi,
Deposits Received. Loaus made on Approved
Security, Commercial and Travellers Cred4
ssusd. Bulls Of Exchange bought aud sold.
OolIsolIon Prcnpay Accounted For |,
-a27-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Bn. what 10 the situation today J
Sac has Hawaii out here, unprotsct-
cd, aad exposed to attack and cap
tura by any hostile power la the
Far East are the Philippines, slso
unprotected ana the United States
unable to protect than ia great
war And there are Samoa, Guam
and Porto Rico in precisely the
samo boat.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11

Mr. Cochran is right. The Re
publican greed for empire has pluug
cd the Anerisan nation in mess OF
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
EVERY AFTERNOON
lHxSspt Hcaosyi

nussrod q. the ros onnos " Honolulu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
A. Fernandez & Son
Importers and Dealers IN
Agricultural Implements

Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Leather
Skins, Shoe Findings Fish Nets,
Linen and Cotton Irvine, Rope,
Steel aud Galvanized Wire Cloth,
Poultry Netting, Rubber Hose,
Paints, Oils, ColorS, varnishes,
Brushes and General Merchan-
diSe.,.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-10-11
aUBsoHuEI0a RAzEs'

ss, able Invariably In Advance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
SENATORS DISCUSS
CRIMINAL MEMBERS
Bailey Would Strike BuPtaR's
Name From The Roll
al Once.
DANIELS IS WILLING TO WATT
:ana' Btil Goes TO Instr
hnce Question Discussed as WsI'
ap Haxina-,as,cr MAY Be Made
. Criminal oHcnse by conaresp.
Congressman indlct nhemeelvse.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Whether
Ire Senate Is warranted In iguoring
:. %cuator convicted in the courts on
charges Of misconduct in not aBslEu.
ing him to places on standing coai.
mittccs yet lcayius; his uamo on the
ioli, was discussed for two hours
By tie Senate toaay md then drop
rcd without n ruling on the question.
Mr.. Bailey. raiEcd tho point by In.
curing Of Mr.. Hale. when the Inter
prosecuted tho new list Of standing
committees whether every Seuntnr
hud been provided with q place. Mr..
Hale responded that every senator
except Mr.. burton. OF Kansas, had
been given assignments and that bio
had been left of tho committees at
his own request until the charges
against him had been disposed Of by
the courts.
Mr.. HALEY protested against any
senator's name being kept on the
rull unless he vas given work 10
DO and argued that IL. Is the duty OF
the *"natc to itself, 70 Kansas ond
10 the country TO investigate tho
charges against Mr.. burton and de-
trrm!nc whether he Is entitled TO 4
scat III tho Senate. 4, ,.
In the average" said Mr.. Bailey.
we all know that tho Senate today
IS as upright as II ever was"
"In thu last ten years there haye
bern five indictments OF. senators
aud all OF the indictments Implying
that crimes have been committed, for
rnoucS. 1t Is time tho Senate Is .to5.
tifyiug ITO tho world that this Is no
place to conc TO make money dis
honestly" ui ~.
Mr.. Daniel argued that the Senate
and' the courts cbuid not havo con.
Quoted Investigations or trials OF sen
a.ofa at tho same limo and support
cd the Senatea procedure In fol-
lowing the English custom Of wait.
lpg, for final disposition by tho
courts Of charges against members
Of the. national parliament or cop.
gross. ,. -
Mr.. Teller questioned this method
of procedure and defended tho iato
Senator Mitchell, saying that u
wonld take more than the word of"a
solf'convlcted thief, perjurer md
forger" to convince him that Afr.
Mitchell hod committed a. crime.
The resolution naming tho coin-
rol,tccs was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Gallingcr the
ship eubs,dy BIZ was taken no,
which makes It tue unfinished bual.
ness before the Scnntc., l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
GOULD As A LIFE SAVER
Stands by a Schooner in His Pri-
.'!e Yacht:
NIAGARA NAY RESCUE MEN
While Bound for Southern Seas the
Rich New Yorker Sights Schooner
in Diatress-oHcrs to Give All Pos
sibe aid to the eoat.

NV Aasoclaisd rt..s,


NEW YORK. Dec. Word tina;
Howard Gould's steam yacht Niagara,
with Mr.. Could on board. was standing
BY distressed schooner off Cape Hat.
tcras Yesterday, was brought into this
port today by the steamer Jil Sud.
Mr.. Gould sailed from Now York
on the Niagara for q winter cruise IN
the Caribbean sca. Yesterday when
both the Niagara and Ell Sud were OFF
Cape llatteras both sighted the
schooner Belle O'Ecill from George.
town. S. c.. bound for New York. and
flying distress signals. indicating that
she was aleak and wanted to be tuwc,i
into port.
Tho Niagara reached the distressed
schooner before the III Sud and stood
by her. evidently waiting for tho soa
to go down before attempting either
to rescue the imperilied sailors or to
tow the Belle O'Neill into port.
a heavy sea was running and 10
have attempted to take off the crow az
once would have been very dangerous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
JOHN a, M'CALL is
NEAR UNTO TO DEATH
President Of New York l,ife 10 Suffer.
ing from, Pneumonia al His
New York Home.
especial to ue Daily rrcsg.,

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.--Jobn A..
Mccall, president OF the New York
Life lnsuranc" Company, is serloual;'
III ut bis horle, G4 West Geycnty-sec-
oud street. He iG suffering from
pneumonia. althoush his condition Is
not thought 10 be critical
Mr.. Mccall was taken down with
grip week aGo today.
Mr.. AcCall ~ the third president OF
the biz life Insurance companies to
bo taken III since the Insurance 10.
YcstiGation began. James ", Alexan
der. former president Of tho Equitable,
Is declared to be . physical wreck
There are those who Eay that he IL IL
ouch u nervous state that his mind IS
AFFECTED Theu came Richard h. Nc
Ccrdy. of the aafntuul. Mr.. AfcCurdy
is i'll Morrlstown, y. j.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
STATE LOAN TO PAY
S4l9,300 INTEREST
3ondhoidcrs Will Get Their Dues in
Time to Buy Their Christ
mas Presents.
(jpcolal 10 Tho Daily prear.)

RICHMOND, Dec. 1S.-Thc State of
Virginia. through the medium of the
second auditors Office. is now prcpaI-
Ing TO pay her scmia.nnual nstairnent
OF the interest. due on tho public deb.
which at present is s25, 537 $50.
Within tho last year the debt has
been, reduced sl,313.o0o. and optim.
lists hope 20 see the day when IT, will
be n mere memory-a memory with n
history which has some decidedly dis.
agreeable features, Tie semi annual
interst. Which /, Is due in January.
amounts to $419,300.
The hooks for the transfer of bonds
were closed Friday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Conspiracy IN GhIcag0 Cost The
Nanipu|atoPs $4,000
LABOR UNION MEN INVOLVED
BY Confessions Made in Court Mem.
tiers OF the Pact Agreed That Only
Certain nriek Could DC Used iu tho
--+. .
Windy City.
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tEy Aasoclatcd prcan. l.,

CHICAGO; Doc. 1s.--'rhc eo.callcl
"ifjcl trust Of Chicago made q com.
plnin surrender to States Attorney
llcaly in court today and number of
It's officials ard several labor union Of.
hccra were GNed, an aggregate Of $751;.
Cue
The contracting company aud tie OF.
hcfrs, together With tho two labor
leaders. %ere indicted for conspiracy
10 DO an Illegal act. to prevent to COM
petition. and to restrict tho produc-
'ion and sale Of brick In tic Chicago
nurket.
The charge against the labor leaders
vas that tbey called s.rikeG on build.
iDgo whore the contractors used brick
purchased from others than those in
the continuation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

carSo OF cattle. whirii the steamer
was nndcr charter TO carry from
Guaria 10 Ilarapa, Cuba.
t'hndes Well Known Hero.
The Andes wau well known at
this port having been oYcrhaulcd at
this ward several times during tho
past ten years. Oucc the vessel
came here with cargo of fruit
for Western cities and after dis
charging 1t went 20 the local ship
yard for repairs.
d.. Gorta, owner OF the steamer.
was formerly her master, but sou,c.
time aGo Captain II. MANI took COM
n1and OF her. Is par, of the steam.
er's crew was discharged when she
arrived hero on October and a
number OF new men wero signed In
her just before she put to sea.
Fourth Ship to BE Lost.
The Andes Is the fourth vessel to
sail out OF this Port bound for South
American ports at which they never
arrived None OF the vessels have
ever been heard CT since the date OF
their shilling.
1t was Il beautiful October morn,
inc wlicu tho Andes slowly backed
out FROM pier 10 at, 1l:15 o'clock of
the morning OF October 90. Tho sea
vas calm, with hut little wind ana
tho sun SholIc I'm All ITO sDlcndor. "A
more ijcai day for the departure OF
vessel on long journey could not
have been wished for.
y, Is supposed that the vessel cn-
couutercd ono Of the terrific storms
which swept across The Caribbean
sea cary IN November and was un.
able to withstand thc battcrinE Of
the wind and waves.
Built at Glasgow.
Tho Andes was shit a. Glasgow
in 1865 ~ Randolph. Elder Il Com.
pany for H. Gort2. OF Hamburg. She
WAC for tune employed in the trans.
Atlantic freight trade. but for the
past tim or fifteen years che hal
been plying around the Caribbean
sea in the fruit and cattle trade.
She was thrco deck iron steamer
Of single screw typo and OF 1,l97
pct tonnage. The vessel was 90
feot long; 32.5 feet broad and 10:
feet deep.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
phupER IMMIGRANTS A MENACE
Congressman Discuss Hazing, insur-
ance and Russian Jews.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Insur.
ancc. ba2ing the suffering Ruaslan
Jews we're all topics of discussion
in the House today under the gener.
nj leave to Talk. The only business
done was 10 send the canal nppropri.
alton blu to conferences.
Fredprick lands tiud.) advocated
bis bill subjoctlpG TO federal control
all InGurapcc companies doing bust
ness IN the District OF Columbia, the
territories and ipsular possessions.
Asserting that as general propo-
aition insurance Involved only tho
rich and wcll-to-do. Mr.. Underwood
(Ala) bcld that the Immigration
question - decidedly of. more I'M.
portonce as Il subject OF legislative
consideration.
The sluicc gates, he said. are wide
open aud the pauper labor of Eu.
rope is pouring Into this country.
Mr.. Underwood mnintuincd that l,
mix the blood of the lower standard
Ct present day immigrants with, Am.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
WOMAN MURDERED
IN MOUNTAIN HOME
Lived Alone and il is Believed That
She Was Killed for
her Money.
tBy Associated Isresn.)

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. Is.--sfiss
Elm Read. an eccentric woman who
lived alone ON The mountain precincts
OF Pocahontas. Va, was found dead III
her home last night, apparently. hav.
Tug been struck OH the head with an
axe or club.
No clue has been found to tho muir
derer. u is thought the object was
robbery. rs Miss Read had q good In
come from royalty on coal lands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

pcnditurcs on the Southern Indiana
Railroad. The bonds of the company,
however, did not sell as rapidly rs was
expected and State and national bank
examiners were appraised of the fail.
uro of the loan. Up TO this time the
banks had been examined separately.
which enabled them 10 transfer secu.
rites back and forth.
Millions Loaned TO Walsh.
II was decided that the State exam
liner ind the national examiner should
make Simultaneous investigation.
THIS showed that the institutions had
lent large amount, estimated all the
way from Sl0.00U,uO0 To $4,000. 900,
on the securities Of the railroads that
were owned almost entirely by Mr..
Walsh.
il IS said that the paper for these
loans was signed by clerks. and that
they we're substuntiatcd by the bonds
CT Mr.. WalSh's railroads, the Southern
Indiana. the Chicago Southern, the
latter an extension Of the Southern In.
diana and the Wisconsin and lIicli.
gan.
Walsh Fails 10 "Make Good"
When the examiners had concluded
their report MIR. Walsh asked for time.
ray;nS that lie could raise the mone,'
~ s'rniShtcn out everything. lie was
not as successful in this rs be hoped
Ia he. When Comptroller Rdecly was
Informed Of the situation he came at
once to Chicago.
Comptroller R;Ggciy called meet
ing OF the members OF the Chicago
clearing iicnsc ard informed thcm OF
The situation. Tic meeting was bold
IN the Office Of She president os the
First National lIan., and continued
FROM . O'Clock Sunday afternoon M
Ill 8 O'Clock this morning.
Il MAS then anrGunc".! hy the
comptroller tilat the banks had aus-
pended ana tina; nil dcpostora world
be paid in iui by tho other banks or
the cit;l. y statement; to tie Same cl-
feet WAS issued by the M mbcrS CT the
clearing house.
Creditors 20 DC Paid.
Mr.. Itidscly'a statvmeD; says:
The action ui toe clearing house
banks nHkcs; il absolutely certain thai
al 1.-The ccvditurs Gf tho three insti:u-
tons will receive their money imilc.
diately. and should thus relieve amy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
FORTUNE ron A pocToR.
Virainian Leaves Bulk OF His Estate
TO His NcpheW.

Especial to tho Daily PrcsU)
WINCHESTER, VA, Dec. lS.-The
Will ui Matthias Miller has been n,i.
United to probate here. His estate Is
valued at 100000. DR.. Alfred u. lieu.
h"l, Mr. Millcr'a ncphaw. gets the
bulk Uf til" property
DR. Ilrnkel and Miss Phoebe j..
Grant. of Winchester. are the sole
leGatocs under the terms OF the will.
The entire estate Is left to Or. Hen.
koi. With the exception of q bruucst
u $4,000. which will be paid TO Miss
Grant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Printers Case Advanced.
-fSra,lrl ~ thn nu,,,, f,-,,,,

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 1S.A.Thc Ty.
puEraphical Union. defendants In the
INJUNCTION proceedings brought by en-
ploylnG printers CT Richmond, have
been summoned TO appear before the
SuproWe Court on the first Monday In
January. when n rehcarlng OF the case
Will DC zone into.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
NEGso COOK aIor.
G!pf eiai to tlin ilhNy Ftu,l., .

BEHRNVlLLE, VA. Disc. ls.-danio
LIVE. . yoOn GneBro womau. employ
81 as cook IN the family Of G. Il.
liuGhee. C''itcr of The Charlie Comiu,
"as ahrt yreterlav by Tliite man,
= Il" she says, ehe does not know
Aeont n month afo two children
were. burned TO death by the upset.
ting Of lamp in tho house OF Edltcr
Hughes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM LIVE WIRES
While Out Driving Horses Become En-.
Nngled in Wires. But Men
Arc Not Hurt.
tspcria! 10 the Daily prena. /,

LYNCHBURG, VA, Dec. 18.-H."C.
FGatherstope and Jesse Jones narrow.
~ escaped death Sunday FROM contact
With live telephone wire.
The horses became entangled in the
wire. which bad been broken b. the
snow and Ice storm, and were shock
Ell and hurled 10 the ground. Lipemen
cut the wires and released the AMI
mails. Both Of the men escaped IN.
hurt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

Pope this morning. lie was presented
by MonsiEncr Kennedy. rector of tie
North American College !IaskIn Is
preparing n book on Rome under the
new PontIG.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Story Lacks Confirmation.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. lS.-Up to to-.
night no report had been received in
Norfolk from the coast concerning the
Gould yacht Niagara and the schooner
Belle O'Ncill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
AID ron YOUNG MOTHER.
Only Ten Yeara Old She Asks +
Assistance.
(EitecIal to the pnily prnss.l

VFpecIaI 10 the Dnily Prossl
BRISTOL, VA, Doc. 1S.--Al!co III.
lis (colorcd), who camc to Bristol
from Toms Creek. Wise county. Va.
has appealed to the city authorities
for aid. Pauline Ellis, 10 years old.
/. tho girl who gave birth to Child
In the home Of Nina Crawford. Her
mother Is appealing for aid for her
entire family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
COLUMBIA STOPS FOOTBALL.
Students Ask Permission fer One
More Chance at Game,
Try Associated Prcasl

NEW YORK, Dec. IS.-Tho appeal
OF Columbia students to continue their
football association until next spring
was denied today by the faculty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
American Editor Mcnio Tic Pope.

(By Associated P.es3O
ROME. Dec. 4S.-Thc American
Journalist, Frederick j. Iiasltin, was
received in private audience b5 the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Creditors % DC Paid.

Mr.. Itidscly'a statement; says:
The action oi toe clearing hous;
banks makes il absolutely certain tia
al 1.-The creditors Of tho three insri;,l
tons will receive their money immc
diately. aud should thus rclirvc an,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

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