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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

The Ladies' Card Club will meet
next Saturday at the home OF Mrs.
George Peacocke.
Newman and Moorman are erect
ing a new porch in front OF their
butcher shop on Aultman street.
Jos. l.. GirouX and family and
Frank Paul and family spent last
Friday rusticating in the groves OF
Steptoe Greek.
w. Y. McGill and Geo. NJ.
Peacocke spent Tuesday on Glea-
son Creek in quest of sage chickens.
They succeeded in bagging quite a
number.
7. w, TANSEY Teacher Of
Violin and Mandolin. Student of
Paul Hartmann. New York City.
Music furnished for balls, parties
and private receptions.
T.. kohn of Salt Lake City, who
formerly conducted dry goods stores
both in Fly and Cherry Creek, ar
rived in town Tuesday and expects
to remain in town some time. He
has a store in Calientes adjoining
Hans Olson S saloon.
7. J. Roman, who has been cash
ier at w. B. Graham store for
several months past, resigned his
position Tuesday and has been Sue
ceeded by Miss Y. J. Carothers.
Mr.. Roman intends to leave for San
Francisco shortly TO take a course
in mining engineering
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

Bart Smithson of Snake Valley is
visiting in Ely with his sister, Mrs.
W. A Moyle.
Joseph d. O. Neil, brother of
I. Fl. and George O'Neill of this
place, arrived from New York City
last week and expects to remain
here.
f. G. Giroux, proprietor of the
Model Meat Market, has a new
sign which is about the warmest
thing in town. 1t announces to all
passersby that he is in the butcher
business
Mrs. B. F. Miller and daughter
Minnie of Salt Lake joined Mr..
Miller at Las Vegas last week and
will make their home in the south
ern oasis. Mr.. Miller is manager
of the stage line from Bullfrog to
Las Vegas.
Mrs. Harry Waller intends to
leave in a few days for Oakland
Cal, where her parents reside
The altitude here has not agreed
with her, and she hopes the balmy
air of California will prove bene6-
cial TO her health.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

lanes H. Marriott OF Osceola
was transacting business i'll Ely last
week.
Samuel Truckee of Kent has been
enjoying city life in town for the
past few days.
Francis Briln has been suffering
considerably the pest few days from
an abscess in his hand.
w. n. McGill is on Hot Greek,
Nye county, on business connected
with Adams & McGill' $ sheep.
DR.. Treen, dentist, now at bly,,
brings best credentials and COM
plete outfit for all classes of DENTS
try.
I L. Smithson of Snake Valley
brought i'll sixty-fve wethers last
Monday for Eager and Randall OF
Georgetown.
!. D. Crossette and Ben Dial
took charge of the Ely Hotel on the
morning of the first under a lease
from Neil Munro.
Fine Molleson and family and
Mrs. H. P. Molleson of Step
toe were visiting their Ely friends
several days last week.
The best l have ever tasted =
that's what everyone says who has
taken a drink of Especial Old
Grow Tom O'Neill is the sole ag
ent for White Pine county.
Robert Hunter who has beer act
ing as night Waterman i'll Ely for
the past month resigned his position
last week, and the town is now
without a guardian during the ear
~ hours.
D. T.. Hendrick left Ely for
Oasis Tuesday to bring i'll a hay
press Mr.. Hendrick has a contract
TO bale the hay that was cut on the
the Georgetown ranch last year and
this year S crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Peaslee and
daughter. Clara, of Phoebe, who
have been sojouring with relatives
in Cherry Greek, returned to Ely
Friday, and after greeting their old
friends. continued on to Phoebe
Sunday.
Samuel Tippett, who has been
spending his summer vacation with
his mother at Copper Flat, departed
for Reno Tuesday TO accept po-
sition in the office of the County
Clerk, W. A. Fogg. He will re-
sumo his studies at the Reno High
School in September.
This certities that Dr. Treen,
now temporarily located in Ely, ex-
tracted four teeth for Inc absolutely
without pain or disagreeable after
effects. This was by the use of a
new anesthetic.
(Signed) Mrs. J. b. SIMPSON
See DR.. Treen for all classes of den
tistry, at reasonable fees; 6rst-class
work only.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
% LOCAL ITEMyofTyVTEREyI

! C. &. Bnzzetti and wife OF Warm
Springs were Ely visitors last Sat
urday.
Thos. G. Davis of Cherry Greek
spent several DAYS i'll Ely this week
on business matters.
II. &. +. Brown returned home
Friday after an extended visit
with friends in Salt Lake City.
The Board of County Commits
sioners will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Monday.
W. D. Campbell and son, George
of Steptoe spent Saturday in Ely on
business connected with the Mason
ic Lodge.
I. w. Payne's teams pulled in
from Oasis, Utah, last Saturday
with load of freight for the Ely
merchants.
To NoTARIEs PUBLIC - Ac-
acknowledgement Blanks printed to
suit the laws of Nevada. for sale at
the News office.
Mrs. ". A. Moyle, who has been
visiting her parents III Snake Val
lev for week, returned TO her
home in Ely last Friday.
Cleve McGill has been compelled
to take lay off for a few days on
acconnto of felon on his hand which
has given him much trouble.
Charles Graham has disposed of
his interests in a certain spring at
IIolt's camp to L. + Gray Supt, of
the Nevada Con. Copper company.
c.. II. Spencer, mineral survey
or, left Monday for Los Angeles,
after completing the patent surveys
for all the mines of the GirouX
Con Mines Co.
Mrs. c r. Reeves left last week
for visit TO her old home i'll Boise
Idaho, hoping that change of CHI
mate will prove beneficial TO her
health The altitude of this camp
has not agreed with her.
r, Dec. Treen, d. d. s., late
| Demonstrates of Operative DENTS
try in Dentistry in Denver Univer
sity, is receiving patients at Ely.
His Office is in the Tucker building
west of the postoffice.
Mrs. Percy Jackson and son, Har-
old and Miss Josie Jackson were
passengers on the Eureka stage Sat
urday morning for Sumpter. Oregon,
where they will visit with Miss
| Jackson father and mother, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. F. Cupid.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Baker were
arrivals on the Eureka stage last
Saturday. TIL ey have been alb
sent about a month, and during
the greater portion of that time
they were visiting with Mrs. NJ. A.
Baker and Sol Hip and family of
Reno Mrs. Baker took occasion
to visit relatives in San Frauci SEQ
during her absence.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Board of Health Will Meet.

The County Board of Health,
consisting of the Commissioners,
Sheriff and County Physician,
will hold "A formal meeting in the
court house next Monday,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03
Do You Want Wood?

Then see Peaoocke, the wood
man, he can furnish you with
any kind of wood, sawed to any
length, and delivered at your
door at prices that viii astonish
YOU
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

We have them in all sizes and
styles. You want one of those
natty effects shown in our win
dows, We can fit you, and the
suit will wear-yon can depend
ON that.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-08-03

The Ladies' Card Club will meet
next Saturday at the home OF Mrs.
George Peacocke,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Social. Dissip

young woman from Il nearby
town. who was recently visiting
friends in Cleveland, was taken sick at
the theatre 1t became necessary to
call doctor from the audience, and
one promptly appeared at the manag.
erS office to render her assistance
After learning her symptoms. he or
dered her 10 take a Red Raven She
was sent homo in her carriage. When
the excitement was all over the man
ager said to the doctor: Il would serve
Red Raven to every lady in my audi
cnce ii thought It would keep them
well That is not exactly the idea :
said the physician. This is a par
ticnlar case. This young woman has
been suffering from too much social
dissipation. She has been going some
"hcr" every night for the last two or
three weeks. no doubt. \ theatre with
refreshments attcrward. a party. d late
dinner and ,icci,is.lly too many lunch.
cons Her system las become over
taxed. Had she occasionally taken a
RFd Raven she would readily have
stood this strain. AS ii was. she al
lowed herself To break down. There
is nothing like Red Raven for people
III her condition. But the trouble is
they do not all know it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
POINTED PARAG RAPHS.

bank teller is probably so called
because he doesn't tell anything.
The more YOU put in a slot machine
the more the owner takes out
Even With her mouth filled with
halrpins woman is sure to speak
twice before she thinks once
General kuropatliin is an expert in
botany and geography. ana he is inter.
ested iii the progress made from week
70 week in all the sciences Scientific
periodicals. are sent to him in Manchu.
ria from Russia. France and Germany.
Pope Leo \ is credited with having
administered a most appropriate re-
Duke upon presuming visionary who
pretended to have discovered the phiI-
osophers stone and demanded a rec.
ompensc therefor. His Holiness pre-
scented the discovcrer With an empty
purse. The true possessor OF the phil,
osnphers stone" said the Pope. SIS the
miner whose iron copper or tin are
always convertible into more precious
metals. Agriculture is the noblest OF
all alchemy, Tor it turns the common
earth into gold and confcrs unon its
cultlvator the additional reward of
health"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
S. A. |. WAR GOES ON.
Chairman Stewart, of lnsurgent Stock
holders, Issues Statement.
toI

\l'E ASSnClitcQ 1EcSS.(
BALTIMORE. Jan. oS-The commit
tcc OF stockholders Of the .Seaboard
Air Line Railway. which appeared at
a recent meeting in this city to in
vestiga,e the new financial plan in be
half OF the dissenting share holders.
had meeting today. After tho meet
ing c. Morton Stewart. chairman of
the committee, made the following
statement:
The agreement and plan offered by
lhoS. r. Ryan and others committee.
was gone over and carefully considered
In detail. 1t was the unanimous opin-
ION OF our committee that the agree
nieni plan Of Thos f. Ryan and others.
committee. as proposed. should not he
entered into bv the stockholders of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany and that no stock should be dis
posted under its terms and conditions.
The reasons for this conclusion Of our
committee that it considers the agree.
mcnt and plan as proposed wholly IN
Just and Of doubtful legality A fur
ther meeting Of the convention will be
held on Tuesday, when final report
will be made regarding the entire plan
i'll all OF its aspects. both legal and
financial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Decided Increasein Exports Shown
Last Week.
BIG SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR
Port Ranked Second Only to New York
Garages of Corn Taken b. Six
Foreien-soins Steamers During the
Week-AIong Waterfront.

The exports from this port for the
week ending last night showed a de
cldcd increase over previous weeks
and compared favorably with the ex-
ports Of the other fifteen American
ports.
Newport News ranked second in the
shipment Of -four with 33:333'1 barrels
and New York was first with
1929. Baltimore took third place
With 2S.215 barrels to :. her ere.
ut. The flour shipments of
last week were the best this year and
ranked second with any of the weekly
shipments OF last year.
The shipments Of corn for the week
werr the largest Of the year. Sin
ocean freight steamers took 81 1927
bushels combined. and the bulk of that
amount was shipped yesterday on the
steamship Ecclesia, which took 200.
o"'' bushels; the Polarsterjncn, which
TOOK 1887. and the Amsteldyk, which
carried 11.l42 bushels.
The corn exports for the week plac.
Cd Newport News in the fourth place
among American and Canadian ports
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
She Married "Bluebeard" Last
October and He Decamped
Week After Wedding.
CAROLINA SCnAFER'S STORY
Hoch Robbed Her Of 5000, Which She
Had Entrusted TO Him For Invest.
'nent,-shc Recognized His Picture
When She Saw It in the News.
papers.
(By Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2S-Thc pc
lice OF this city claim to have discov
cred another woman who was married
tG Johann Ifoch, wanted by the Chica.
go authorities for murder. bringing the
total number OF Hcch's wives UP to
twenty. Carolina Schafer called On
Captain Donasny. Of the detective dc
partn.cnt. to-day and told him that she
was married to Hoch last October
He Left Her in Week.
She asserted that he lived with lcr
about 2 week and then decampeu with
$500 Ot her money which She had ell.
trusted to him for investment Tho
woman said she recognized 2 news
paper photograph of Hoch as that Of
ncr missing husband.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Condition Of the Bank.

CHICAGO. Jan est is said that
the liabilities of the Pan-Amcrican
Bank. here approximate $4,000 To
meet these liabilities there are as
sets consisting of $500 in cash. one
trust deed of doubtful value and some
Dromisory notes. the whole amounting
to $4,000
Receiver Edwin Day has made the
discovery tlat within the last four
months $4,000 had heen withdrawn
from the Pan-American Bank for the
private use Of President VIM II. Hunt
III Wall street, New York, and that
other Withdrawals of 50 800 and So 900
we're credited 70 Hunt and branch
Institution in the city of Mexico
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
ICE NGASLY ALL GONE,
Sun Released Small Boats Yesterday
Marine Notes Il.

tEc warm rays OF the sun yestcr-
day melted the ice il, James river con.
SiusTa';'y and &c s'>a'l oyster boats
vhlcli We're held prisoners by ,h,.
Si' al tai>cs of ice, hoistoI-sails. wei2:,-
g" anchors yesterday and sailed for
thor various destinations
h''c was Very little activity among
mo sh'HS il. the kIrbor yesterday.
An>t ri TIE storm bound schooners
s'lil'H' fi'on the la:bor Friday aul
H'Sit rday there was practically 10
.HoveEent CT Vessels except to ana
l'p"l the Chcsarca.llc and Ohio coal
"orS, !hrra is still 4 large fleet of
SEh"oncrS aud hargcs anchored in tie
Sl''ah awaiting hcrths at the coal
piers Tho big seven master Thomas
~ Lawson. is still anchored in the
rlE,r awaiting The hHrth at pier 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.
w. r. Hunt Held in $4,000 Bail on EN-.
bezz!ement Charge
(By Associated Tress.

NEW YORK, Jan 2S.-W. II. Hunt.
president of the Pan. American bank Of
Chicago, which closed its doors several
days ago, has been arrested here
charged with embezzlemcnt. Hunt
vas arrested at the rcCneS, OF the
Chicago police who notified the New
York authorities that they had a war
rant for Hunts arrest on the charge
OF embezzling $4,000. Hunt was ar
raigned in court ard held for extra
dillon. He was later released on
$4,000 bail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Local Built Ship Broke Worlds
Speed Record.
OPINION OF CAPT. DAYTON
President OF Trial Board Thinks Tidal
Allowances Will Place Average
Speed at 22.4s-Pres;dent orcutt's
statement-comes Back Today.

Although the first rcpor,s credited
tho armored cruiser Maryland with
making an average speed Of only
22306 knots when she was given her
official acceptance trial over the Cape
Anne course Friday. it is believed that
when the tidal corrections have been
made il will be found that the magn-
iicent local built ship has broken the
worlds record for vessels of her class.
The Cramp built Pennsylvania recent
u developed an average speed of 22.433
on her official trial. breaking the re-
cord
After the trial. Captain Dayton,
president Of the trial board did not
hesitate to state that he believed that
the Maryland was a record breaker
Ne said that he thought the vessels
average speed. after tidal allowances
had been made. would be about 2o.4a
The Baltimore Sun Yesterday pub.
lishcd the following statement from
President circuit. of the Newport
News Shipbuil;ins and Drydock Com.
pany:
Broke Worlds Record
{. I'VE are most agreeably surprised
BY the action Of the Maryland This
it not because she has evidently brok-
en- the. worlds record h,,, because Of
the easy way in which she travelled
over the course One noticeable fea-
ture that should be brought out is
her steaminS capacity. We used the
regular 'rUn-ot-lnna' coal OF the Chesa-
pealle and Ohio Coal Agency Company
(New river coaD. We made some spe-
cial preparations for firing and our
smoke showed an especially good com
bustiOn.' ...
From what the members of the
trial board tell me feel positive that
the Maryland is the queen Of her class.
It is an especial pride to me and to my
company that the State whose proud
name she bears is SO close to the place
where she was built"
The Maryland left Boston on her
way to this port at 4 p. nj. Friday after.
noon, Immediately after the official
trial trip. 1t is expected that it will
take the ship 45 hours to make the
run and she should arrive in the har-
Dor at I O'Clock this morning.
Orders were received at the shipyard
yesterday to make preparations for
receiving her at S clock this morning
Among the naval officers and ship.
ward officials who will return to this
city this morning on the vessel are:
Captain Richard Inch.tU. S. N, senior
inspector of machinery at the ship
yard; Captain Robert Ingersoll, who
Will command the Maryland when com.
missioned: Lieutenant Commander j.
!. Newton. Lieutenant Commander
Atwater. Lieutenant Commander w. j.
maxwell, Lieutenant Hughes. from the
bureau OF constructions: Naval Con.
structor Bisset and Gunner Donald ap.
pointed to the Maryland; Genera!
Manager ". \. Post, Mr.. James Row.
bottom. superintendent OF machinery
". g. Foley. assistant superintendent
OF null constructions: Charles Bailey
chief engineer Of the shipyard and
John Locke. chief clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

New brick store building on corner
,lot;r rental capacity. $500 per month.
7 Price. $4,000. Will exchange for vac
ant or improved property
Brick store building on Madison ave.
nue.. renting for s2700 a month. price
$4,000. Will exchange for improved
property.
Corner lot on Jefferson avenue. price
$1,000. Will exchange for improved
property.
Two good building lots on Twenty.
third street, between Jefferson and
Madison avenne Want offer. Owner
Will consider good renting property.
vii! pay difference in cash
Want Offers on two GOOD lots ar, ,hc
north side Of TwentS-fourth street, be.
| tween Jefferson and Madison avenues.
Nlne-room house on Twenty-fourth
street. renting for $1,000 a month.
price Sl,;oo Trade will be considered
Brick building on Madison avenue,
renting for $4,000 a month. mortgage
$1,000. Owner will consider exchange
for equity
$4,000 Of stock in the n. j.. T. & l..
vi Co: paying II per cent. dividends
paid monthly. Individual responsible
lty Of board OF directors. one million
dollars ($1 .nOOO00) Will exchange
Tor farm. This will bear Investigation
II you have property YOU desire 10
sell or exchange, no matter where if
is. Call on me-
e. c. BROWN.
2l2% Madison Ave.
Bell phone :97 Newport News, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
AtteII Defeats Tommy Murphy.
tBy Associated PresSo

PHILADELPHIA. PA. san. o&.-In
a six round bout at the National Ath
lctic club tonight Tommy Murphy OF
New York. was completely outclasSc,.
''y Abe Atte]l. Ct San Francisco. Tn
der the law no decision can be given
IL this city, hut Attcll':; skill was so far
superior to that of Murray that there
could be no question as to whom the
lonors belonged Murphy fought slid.
~ ana vas unable 10 avoid the punish.
lncnt inflicted by his opponent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
REFLECTIONS Of a BACHELOR.

Inc bot1cmless nit is where a man !
money and good resolutions so.
Iherc is something about bari
oa';incc hat always makes a man
WISH 1sures would lie once in a while
A woman's clolhesarc net made for
me hgurc she has. but for the figure
sbe wants ncnnic to think she nos
NothlnS makes a woman more indiy
naht "heE she IS orr with the baby
than for stranger not to nc,icn il,
and II he Goes it makes her very sus
.Pclcus.-New York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
MASSACHUSETTS, i'm DRY DOCK
Hundred New Plates Viii Be Put on
VESSELS Hall.

IN" steamship Massacnuse tts was
Heated into dry do.ak No .. at tn.
snl,y'rd.. Yesterday. Ii is expected
fnAt the !',- :,h;., VII remain in tl.,
DC. several weeks us there are about
h''::'srfd Of damaged rlatcs to be
'aho' eli h%r hull ana new ones put
~ III !i"ir place ''ha Massachusetts
vas body damaged ou 4 reef in the
i';ii:.NaS >cN.a:al months ago and after
SIG h;.l boz, surveyed here the con
'r:''. l';!' requiring her was awarded ;c
'iit 't..al yal'' 1t Will cost over S1np,.
n'''' II rcl'ai" he:.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Ice Covered Steiner

W',h her hull and rig2in. covered
Win sparkling coat OF ice the British
steamship Universe arrived in Hamp-
ton koadS Yesterday frcm Santiago
lor Acrfolk Largo iticlcs were cling
ing 70 tn vessels rigging ard edge OF
her !ull and she presented beautiful
spectacle as she slowly Gided into the
ROADS with the sun; rays striking
Groh the ice. causing it 10 sparkle like
Il mass CT diamonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Notices to Mariners

Tie light house board has issued
the following notices:
Hog Island IIlet. Va Outer Rel
Buoy, PS reported capsizel January
-. was replaced BY perfect buoy
January 81
Elizabeth River. Va Lower Lam
bert Point Buoy, No. / a .:dclass can,
found in a sinking condition, was rn-
placed by 4 perfect buoy January Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Booker T. at the White House.
(RY Associated PrcsS.l

WASHINGTON. D. G., Jan. IS
Booker T. Washington. principal Of
the T,skegee Institution. at Tuskegee.
Air, had,'a conference with President
Roosevelt. Prof. Washinston's cali
was induced by the desire Of the Presi
dcnt 70 talk to him about a matter
Of purely personal concern
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Georqis's Crors Safe.
(By Associated Press.)

TETON. GA, Jan. oS..--No damage
to fruit or growing crops in this sec
lion are reported from the cold The
only possible damage would lie oats
and the indications are that this is
Very light if any at all Fruit trees
specially peaches. had rot budled so
the cold had nc effect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
The Port Of Norfolk.
. iBy Associated Press

n NORFOLK. VA. Jan. IS .A,7.ivc,,
Steamers lord Cprzon. OBJ Steel.
savannah. and cleared for United
Kingdom or Continent: Montreal.
! br..) Evans. Galveston. and sailed for
bremcE: Aqllila, (Nor.,N Anderson.
New YORK; Universe. MOI, Bull
Santiago. and sailed scr New York.
Schooners Fanny c. Bowen, Chase.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
Life Term in Prison Fc" Britton.
fEy ASaOcfater 1.race sm#.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Jan. 2s..--In tn,
tria! Of VIM B,itton. fot the murder,
ofnJanics CockreH. in Brca,hitt county
the jury today returned a verdict 81
guilty. fixing the punishment at life i'm
prisonmcnt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
!ur.-ate to Be- Placed.

Preparations are now being made a.
we shlpyard f3r setting the bat,leshio
Vlrgn1as tErrots in place. The
ho'sts and inner workings for The tur-
refs are now being rapidly completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-29
MInnesofa'S Maete

:'r military masls for the battle
Si!i" N''n',s's;- ncw building on thu.
stocks Il, Tie >iin:ag,l. are about com.
Nirt@.! a',a wilt it is understood DO
s'enpcl o. tho vessel hcft re size is
launched in March.