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Evening journal., 1905-02-25
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON DIV.
Schedule In effect January 8. 1905.
Trains leave Wilmington a. follow

AralnS leave Wilmington as fOli0W8s
For Chester and Philadelphia, 14s. 80
l6.1o. e-sc. l7.o5. 7.42. 750. 1907. a5o. 1900
$50. 1000. 1850. Ills. 1ts2. 1145 a m, l12.io.
lS4 l2.S5, z5s, 400. asa. 1875. COZ. ie8.
6bS, 9i3, 1000 and il1.00 D. m. weekdays.
Las. 40, Ti0, iS1A 300. s.s5. i1.6 a. m.
l2.i7, 49, l26. 25s. l400 4.54. .5zb. 6.07
'i5l. 9la 1000 and i1lO0 D. m. Sundays.
For Philadelphia only. a39. s.a5 a N.
?i2.aO. sos, 6.1s. III and 800 D. m. week..
days. SS9 a. m, Sis. I'll and 500 p. m
Sundays.
For New York Through ekpress). 145.
SSs, 9.35. Has a. m, 'n2@. el.s7. s.10. 6.07.
'261s. '62S. I'll. 92s p. M weekdays
i.4s, 90. 'u.l5 a. M; 'is7, 2,5s. 6o7. '76.23.
I'll and S.23 p. m. Sundays
For New York (connectilg at Philadel-
phia), 420. $40, nos Connects at West
Philadelphia), I5O. s.O7 Connects at West
Phiiadelphia), $50. 9.s5. 1909. 1880. Ills
Connects at West philadelphia. li2.l0 a.
M, 2.5S. A5j. b.O5. els and hoo connects
at West PHILADELPHIA weekdays. 40.
40, lS.A a. m.. Asa. 61s and III % (con-
meets at West Philadnlphia) Z. m. Sun
days.
For Boston without. change, 1000 a. m.
and 500 .. m. weekdays. 500 p. m. Sun
days
FOR Newark Center and intermediate
stations, f.25 a. m. and 642 p. m. week.
days.
Baltimore ana washington. lass. 40
alb. 500. 9io. lio.1A lL02 and 'i14s a. m
'l2.Ss, mn. s206, $50. SIS, sos, se.3e
400, '7.3i. isis D. m. and 12is night. weel
days. 1885. 40 7l5. SOC 101t. Ills a
m, 'i2.35. '205. $50 SIS. 6O3 '6.ss
'7.si, Sis p. m. and il2lS nights. Sundays
Baltimore and intermediate stations
l2.s6. A4a 1918 D. m. weekdays. 1914 q
m. and l6.la D. m. SUNDAYS.
Evening journal., 1905-02-25

Miss Anna y. Slate Of Williamsport,
Pa. who is a missionary at Yokohama'
Japan, recently wrote to her parents at
|Wilnamsport the following graphic do
scription Of how the news of Port Ar
thurs fall was received in Yokohama,
says the Chicago Tribune:
I'VE were all in the parlor when the
news came. The room was full OF Jap
anese men who had come to pay their
New Years calls and to meet Bishop
Harris. Suddenly the whistle began tC
blow, then bells to ring. and ther
rockets went up. and we all few out on
the steps. People were running and
shouting: Port Arthur has fallenl Ban
zail BanzaiF
"In a few minutes flags began to Sc
up in all directions. Miss Lewis and /
IAN over to the school and rang the
8oell wildly to call the girls to tell them
he good news. The cook. who had
Asone downtown to buy some things
Il eft his purchases in the shop and ran
*lome to tell the story.
@ II want to tell you the sweetest thing
lbout the girls of the school across the
,treet. At the time of the news Miss
j Pratt ran to call the Bible women t
S ell them, and she found that they had
4 lready heard. Most Of them were IN
4 ,heir rooms praying. She said she new
= heard such beautiful praTers-and
Evening journal., 1905-02-25

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street Sta
tion for Wilmington. $50. 6.s5. 10. TO.
H.4S' S23. 1905. 1916 1910. li0.sS. li.o6, a.
M. i2Si. LIS. lt2s 2.05. 800. 1870. a2b,
4ol. Noi Aie, iAis. 507. SIS. .5s4 $50.
le.27. 40. ls.sa ssi. 1922 lio5. ll2s, in-5o
p. m. and 1909 night weekdays. ss5, To,
lSss. 9.o5. l035. Hog a. m. il22a. Lsb,
.25, S2o 4.46, b.O2. b.25 l6.la z40. s.sS. lSsa
llo22. nos. ILLS .. M. and l2.o9 night
Sundays
From West Philadelphia. 3s5 and 1i.N
days.
Evening journal., 1905-02-25

Schedule IN effect November q. 1904.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Oyster Industry Para;yzed.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. G.-For the
first time IN years Norfoll, harl,or was
we]l-Gi'ed With floating ice today and
navigation was confined entirely to
The larger shipping and The steel fer
~ boats. 7 he rain and war;:e,
weather early this morning tended 70
soften the ice i'll the tributaries tc he
Elizabeth river and the foes that camc
out with the tide filed the ta7bor to
1he danger line
Tho oyster industry Is paralyzcd
and oyster men fear that the move.
mrnt OF the ice in the rivers ana bay
will cause :.1illicns Of dollars damage
70 whartes end piers. as we'll as Ia
small oats used in the business.
The mcvcmnt Of ice down the James
itlycr.rcachcl such proportions ;his az.
:ernccE that g. large fleet Of big sail.
il':s vessels si.Eallsd for tugs ana wero
towc,i Into tho inner harbor for safety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Will Cause a Sensation.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 7.-1:5n a.
m.-1he news Of the assassination or
Soisalon Soinincn. procurator general
Of Finland. though occurring before
noon on Monday. was not generally
known in st Petersburg last night, bit
may be expected to produce an i'm
mense sensation when it becomes pub
lie rs it Will be regarded as the pre-
cursor OF an era Of terrorism for which
the events OF January in ST. Peters.
burg and throughout Russia gave the
signal
The classification OF the province cl
Finland has been meeting With great
opposition and creating much bitter
ness especially since the formation OF
the party OF active resistance. which
was recruited from the bolder spirits
CT the original party Of passive resist
ance. and to which the perpetrator Of
this ~latest crime probably belonged
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Oystermen Released.

CltlSFlELD, MD. Feb. 6-TEe State
police boat Governor Thomas com
'nandcd b. Captain Howard. which ar
lived l:cre today. landed at Deals IS
'ahd TINS morning. and Put ashore
twenty oys1c1me:, the crews Of yes
scls that had been frozen in the Pat.
'Acnt river for three weeks TIE
men mad suffered greatly ION: long cx-
Posurc tn the cold ana lack Of snIi
cIcit food. Captain Howard. reports
many boats frozen up III Patuxent
river including five tugs
The Governor Thomas Will proceed
from here 10 Tangicr Sound to hun:
Ter the schooner Jerome and other
vessels reported frozen IL, ircluGias
one IF the State beats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

send. III rcply;o Mr.. Richardson Gala,
was positive in tho assertion that the
bill. i'll connection WITH the so-called
Ell,lns act, would reach the private
car lines.
Mr.. ('fici'ar,lson ,-\la.l said the &C.
mard for legislation to regulate freight
rates had come il such IN earnest
way that Congress could not for Il mo.
mcnt disregard il but h. counscled
against sn2a";n. III Tasty or hostile
legislation. He was particularly an
tagonistic asain.; he feature of tho
bill prov idin" tor Il special court !,
pass upon rates, maintaining that j:
was a departure from the judicial svs-
tom Of tho government
The House adjo"rrcd until ,omov-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
The Rule Objected To.

WASHINGTON r. c.. Feb. G.-\ct
ln% under Instructions Of the Rcpul.
llcau caucus. the Ilu:;se committee
on rules. adopted 4 rule which was sub
scquentIy a'toptc,l y. the House to
govern tie consideration Of the rail
road rate LII. The rule provides for
general debate on Tuesday. WcGncs
day ana Thursday. The vote 10 be taken
at 3 o'clock On the latter day.
Joint session CT the TWO Houses tc
count tie electoral vote on Wednes
day is 10 come on, OF this time. The
time OF tho debate is tc i've equally Ill
vidcd between the two sides and will
be controlled by Mr.. Hepburn fIowa>
and Nh. Darcg (I-a.' During the con
s'derat:on OF the bill the House will
D5ect at l o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
R0JESlyeNsKY CAN'T WAIT
Delay Would Bring Monsoon Season
on Him-Denicd That General kuro-
patkin is III or Will Resgn-Gripen-
berg's ecall Due to His Break at
sandepas.
tBN -ASsocintcd Press. )


ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 6-ric
dock yard at Crcnstadt are completing
the preparations for active service OF
the battlaship Alexander II. the cruis-
crs Pamyat Azova and Admiral Korn-
iloif, and the sunboat Crozjastcly
which with the new hattlcship Sava
will form the second division CT the
Third Russian Pacific squadron. These
achievements are expected tc sail
about the end OF May
The admiralty confirms The Assc-
ciatcd Fress statement that the First
division of this squadron will leave
Libau in the middle OF February. bit
it is pointed ont that Admiral Rojest-
Iensky will be unable to await its ar
rival because he will have to cross the
Indian ocean before the monsoon sea
son which begins in March ana rex
ders navigation impossible fer torpedo
boats. small cruisers and coast dc.
Tense vessels. Admiral Rojestvensly
Will probably prce eel 10 the Far East
at tho end OF February after the ar
rival Of Kear Admiral Hotrcvsllv's
division.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
DAMAGE in Fruit Belt.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb G..
- Conservative estimate places the
damage 70 pcnc:ty from. the freeze
in nc fruit belt at 100000. The CT
feet on fulI-erown peach trees and the
1908 weld has not yet teen deter
mined
The sun shone in Shreveport. La. to
day for, the first ,irae in week, ana
4. was, The first day in that tine that
ING temperature registered above the
freezing point. The temperature in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
HocH STILL in GOTHAM.
Extradition Papers From CHICAGO Al
thcrities Did Not Arrive.
(Ry Associatco press

(Ry Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--When johann
lloc!, was arraigned il court today in
ne expectation that he would be turn
Cd ever to officers from Chicago. it
was found that the exrladition parers.
had not arrived. and he was remandcd
70 police headGuart ers n NJ ~ .ss,
Additional charges We're made
against FIoch today of having married
three women in New York. Il w:s
also learned today that il! the search
OF the room occupied by Hoch when
ne was arrested there was found a
stylo@raphic pen the reservoir or
Which was filled with q white powder.
bclleved TO be poison. The pen. with
the rest OF 'Ioch:s effects WAS Turned
over 70 elective Titus, CT Chicago
Also Jersey Woman
Hoch is said 70 have married Mrs
Minnie Westphal. OF Jersey CITY. IT,
1885 under the name OF Wnl. Fred
click Blessing. Accordin. to the -
lice. Hoch made her acquaintance
through 2 newspaper advertisements.
and cot $500 belonging to her. The
POLICE SAY ,la, ll,:ch ted them IL, :;n
lcc1cd Mrs. Wcstphal from LOO re-
plies 70 his advertisement. The name
OF a seccEd woman is not disclosed
by the police. but they say Hoch mar
lied her in s97, and secured $500 from:
her
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Gripenbera Goes Home.

RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS HuIAE
MOUNTAIN. (Sundav. Feb. 5.)-Lieut
Gen. Gripcrberg. former commander
of the second Manchurian army. left
.:cre To-Day for ST Petersburg.
The Japanese are fortifying their
east flank and center evidently appre-
bending g. ],tssian offensive move.
the Russian movement on the Hun
rl%cr having demonstrated the posi-
biii'y OF operations despite the winter.
l'hc japanese are attempting vainlr
TO l6n uD the Russian right Wing
northwest Of Sandepas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
kuropatkin Won't Resiun.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb G.-G:.l5 j.
m. The Associated Press is author
lied TO announce that moi the Slight
est information has been received At
the war Office regarding the alleged
illness or rcsignc zion OF General Kuru-
patkIn. On the contrary the war Of
tice information indicates no change
whatever in the headquarters staff in
Manchuria and that the departure u
Gen. Gripenbers for St Petcrs,.ur:,
is due to illness.
The version OF the departure of Gen
GripehherG. now given in the best in
formed clticiaI circles is that he
general left the front because he cx-
cseded General Kuropatkin's orders in
pushing beyond Sandepa@. ana need
lcssly sacriccd thousands o, mon.
This led kmopatkin to demand Grip
cnrcrg's recall
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Profitable Business in Indiana.

NEW ALBANY. IND Fob. b.-Mrs
Matilda Schmidt. who liked in Kew
Albany is thought to have been enc
OF the wives of johann 'loch. About
a year ago. after the death Of Ter sis.
ter, she married the man who ha,.
been her sisters husband The man
is believed to have been Koch. Mrs
Schmidt could Ect be seen, but a.
newspaper picture CT HIGH was idcnti.
lied by relatives as lie likcness CT Mr:.
Schmidt's husband
Eight months after TIE second wed.
"'ns Schnidt disappeared. During
Scfniidt's residence in New Albany he
is alleged 10 have secured from his
two wives nearly SG.GOc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
OFF FOR MOUNDSviLIE,
Postotfice Department Grafters viii
Leave For Prison Today.
tFy Associated Press.

. WASHINGTON. y. c.. Feb. G-7hc
EEond5ren for August W Nachcn.
George +. l.orenz Diler B. Gron and
Samuel a, Croft have been dircctcy:
10 surrender the individuals named
into custody tomorrow morning.
The plan is that the four men con
vlctca Of conspiracy 10 dcfraud .hc
United States in connection with th.,
lostof1icc irregularities shall start fer
the West Virginia Spenitentiary a.
Moundsvil|e tomorrow afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
REELS LOOT BANK.
Got 100000, After Which Leaders
Flee and Privates Surrender.

l:y Associated Press.)
HUENOS AYRES. Feb G.-Govern-
mcnt 'r"ors attacked the rebels who
hal fortified themselves at Mcndoz. at
dawn today. Seen artery wards she
rebel leaders and officers fed 10 Tic
mountains and lie men surrcndercd
Internationally. The rebels had sack.
Cd the loc;. branch Of tho National
Bank CT Bucnos Ayres and had seized
S"'o.ooo. Numerous arrests have
been made and the city is now quiet.
Late information shows tina, INC il.
surrcctcnarr movement is now re-
stricted &c Cordoba Generals Whit.
ter. Behavidcs Garcia "nG Rcca. with
'argc': superior forces are surround
ing the Cit. The rebels are holding
Senator Ynirc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Only Heavy Draught Steamers
Able TO Make Their
Way to Capes.
BIG STEAMERS IN TROUBLE
Two Of the Norfolk Baltimore Lines
Have Abandoned Schedules-Oyster
Industry Paraiyzed-Twenty Oyster
men Rescued From Patuxcnt River,
BY MaryIand State Police Boat.
tEy Associated PrcsS.N
8

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb G---Thc ice.
embargo on Chesapeake Bay ana
coastvise shipping is now complete
Only the heavy drausht steamers are
capable of making their way through
the dangerous channel to the Capes
Today it was announced that I'M
il further orders the steamers Of the
Old Bay Line and the Chesapeake
Steamboat Company would send out
no steamer to Norfolk.
Net only IS tho thickness ci The &c
cause for uncasincss among the snip
owners now. but the sudden rise III
temperature makes Il breakup and
runninS of the ice fields a thin. to he
expected at any time
More than fifty small vessels are
frozen in at the Canton wharyes in
fifteen inches Of ice
Four Big Steamers Battle With Ice.
Battling with the ice in the bay be-
tween Cove Point and the Seven Foot
Knoll are four big steamers from tho
sea. They are the British steamer
l-old Londonderry. from Teneri:ie. tie
British steamer Yoruba from New
York: the Norwegian steamer Frey.
from DaiQuiri. ant Tie United Fnut
Company's steamer Watson, from il
'''hlca. These vessels have been in
'nc bay since early yesterday The
British steamer Sir Richard Gran
vile. wi.ich entered The bay Saturday
managed to reach Quarantine this
:nrrri:i@
The ocean steamers ar,ivin. h..rc
report navigation extremely difficult
an acc Cunt Of the great fields Of ice Al.
tho way from tie canes 10 the cit,
wl,a:vcs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
kuropatkin Reports

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. G.--Te,c
graphing under date OF Fob. 5. General
hurcpatkin reports as follows
y Russian detachment marched to
S2ntalise. Twelve miles southwest u
Sipon bay. The Japanese a, Santai-
'se ana Sdodameng were rcp;llscI
The Russian losses were insignificant
The Japanese assumed Che often
s'vc along the line TO Chan Chuantcc
today Several uf their batteries adj
vance' but tie Russian artillery re.
pulsed them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Edwin Fitzgerald Dead.

DENVER COL. Feb. 6 Edwin
fitzgerald, assistant general freight
agent OF he Southern EaiiHav died to.
night Of Ia grippe from which lie Mas
su'lc:ia" wien l,r ra"he'l Dn:,vrr a
week ago Ills son. Edwin Fitzgerald.
IT., Ct Mobile. Ala. is speeding across
ne c.nhtr% hoping to reach his faith.
rr's bedside in time 70 see him alive
~ Fitzgerald fought throughout tnc
o'vi' war on the Coniedcra,o side. llr
vas thc v'%'nsc:;, major il tie c..
icdcratc ARMY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
FOR RIVERS AND HhRBORs.
Feature of Bill is Provision For state
or Municipal Improvement.

(3y Associated prcss.)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. G.-rhe
river and barber bill was today re-
ported to tie House Under head OF
new legislation there is provision
which strengthens the authority G:
the engineering. depal tment ir pre-
venting the dumping of refuse and
other material in harbors and ravica-
Die channels. Provision fer more than
one hundred surveys are contained il
the hill.
feature Of The river and barber
oili IS The insertin. Of a number OF
projects for which appropriations are
made. conditional upon the expense Ct
the Improvement bein" shared Lv the
state Or municipality benefited
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
MoT'vE PURELY poii1IcMl[
Murdered Mans 17Y"aro'd Scr
Vert to Rescue and Wounded His
Fathers Murderer and was .Hir:-::
~ y
self Shot Through the Arm.-The:
Assassin Not Vet Identified. Hi. 4;
. 17Yoar Cid Son
iEy Associated Prose-

ElELSlNGFORS. FINLAND. Feb. 81.
.-Soisalon Soinincn, procuratci genet
al CT Finland. who before he was ca
noblcd was known By he name ~
Johnson. was aSsassinacd Eoday by a
young. man whose identity. up to tho;
present time has not been determined.
The assassin and Sentiments son were
both wounded i'll a revolver duel fol-
lowing the killing. The motive OF the
crime apparently was purely political
the slain official being q prominent;
member Ct the government party. 35sT
The murderer appeared at the pro-
curator's residence at II O'Clock tcday
and sent in card bearing i'll FrenGs,
the name OF Alexandra Cadd. Who is IN
tho Russian service. The young man
who was Smartly dressed III an officers
uniform. was promptly admitted to the
officials private study. and Oh his en-
trance fired four shots from revolver,
one OF the shots piercing the breast
of the procuratCr. who expired almost
Immediately His 17-ycar-cld son. ha.ss:
ing the shots, rushed in from iii ssSiS
joining room and fired three CT four
shots at his fathers assailant whose
right leg MAS broken below the knee
by a bullet He was also Slightly
wounded in the shoulder and q finger
Of his left hand was struck The as
sassin fired the one bullet remaining III
his revolver at Sentiments son, wound
ING him Slightly in the calf OF his
right leg. He then endeavcrod to es-
cape. but fell unconscious 70 the liOOr
in the an,n-room. There he was
seized. The assassin was removed TO
the suTsica! hospital where he lies
guarded by the police answering no
question ard evidently unconscious
His recovery. however, is thought to
be certain. Up to the present the an
thorities have been unable to identity
him. He is OF dark com plcxion and
apparently between IS and 80 years
CT. age
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY q 1905

northern Texas shows no signs Of r.cd-
Grafton. CATTLE iE Texas have wealth
'erc.l the cold snap,
HE Ohio rive: is icc-Lcunl f.um
Pitt sl1i. to its mouth. In Louisville.
dynamite was used to break Il serge
which threatened damage to many
,cits. There is 70 prcspcc, Of a re
sumption Of river train, 10. some inc
To CONC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
STATES FINANCES.
IN Good S':spe ard S2oO 900 WortI, Of
Bonds May Be Rouaht.

Especial to the Daily Prose-
RICHMOND. VA, Feb. 6-The boar:
OF sinking fund commissioners hello ;,
meeting at the Office Of the second lu-
dltor today and decided to alvertis.
for Virginia bonds. on account OF Tie
commissioners to the amount CT $2oD.
600.
The advertisement w:ll appear III a
day or two and will ask fnr>1hc total
OF 100000 or any part thereof. The
finances CT he State are in v..rr yocG
shape. the bonds; bearing Il lew ate
Of interest and Lc;rg quoted at sc i :
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
OFFICERS ON STRIKE.
Fourteen Members Of Fork Union Mill
tary Academy Leave.
Especial to the Daily Press

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND VA, Feb. c.-Commi,;.
Stored officers from Fork Union Milf
Try academy to tic number OF four
teen. 5ave withdrawn from that ins,itvi.
;iCM ,
The academy is situated in r'luvan.
ia county. The Young n1cn came
!ere tonight. They declined to dis
c's.' he matter except TO say thc;, had
left voluntarily.
Cadet Forced 70 Leave.
some weeks ago cadet was forced
TO leave school and This is thought 10
nave some connection With the present
affair
Anon: the officers Who rave .af, Tho
academy arc. Captain Newman, icu.
tenants Harris Eai!ey AMI Quiscnl.c..
~ Sergeant Major ". Il Jorcs. ash
Scrgean's Rhodes, Niece and Terrell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Apponattax Covered With Ice.

Especial to the Daily Press)
N PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 6.-1he
Appomattox river is covered with ice
three or four inches thick from City
Point to this city. Al navigation is
blocked for the time oc;ng, ana the
vessels in the harbor here are fast
frozen in ct theil wharvcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Charlottesville Baptists Want COLLEGE.

CHARL OTTESVI.LE VA. Feb e.
INC charlottesville Baptists are max
ing strcLg effort 70 capture the
Great Central Woman's College"
which that denomination purposes
erecting ct some point in Virginia. Tie
Baptists intend to build a plant worth
$500 900, ard to have 500 boarlers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
BURNED TO DEATH.
Sswyer Loses Ills Life in Sav,ni.. 4,
commissary Fire.

Especial to the Daily rreSs!S

Especial to the Daily PresSS
RICHMOND VA. Feb. G.-S. F.. par.
kcr. sawyer. was hlrnnd ,c ;.ca,h YES.
terday III the commissary CT mill CT
IN" Blackstone Manufacturing Con-
PAW in Di.widdie county.
re was asleep a the time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Charles S. Bush Resigns.
by Associated Press. !,

--- TTCS!S.J mi ~
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb C.-Bc-
cause o. ill:css Charles S. In.h hac
resigned frcm the active management
OF the Crescent Jockey CLUB, which,
operates tie Old track here. r. A.
Remand succeeds Mr. Rlsl,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

Misses Bette and lola Thompson
Of Ma: lins1ura. ~. Va. are visiting tnc
Misses Thompson on Twcnty.eighth
street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

Cd IN 1T. Gross tonds politics 10 albright
if ftl,e cross roads wants ts but " sis dig.
tiictly aurprlsihg TO find the duest t'lF or
the delivery u mail split upon party l''li,ty
lines and tlih carrying power 9 q tw 'l2-
cent stamp nude of no avail for f DEM 'rts
iiiercrits.'''S 81 til 4 55 Sfsss S5{. \ 81
IF 1T were only III remote and seauees '-
tered Svlcihitles, however, that postal 'si1l
abuses Of one sort of another were 4 owl y;
dent We might cotnt ourselves fortunate I'M tie
Unfortunately Incompetence and curcl ia''
ness f¬hing worse, nro observas bio III
higher places y & cannot be snid Of al
postniasters tint their services leave g, te
nothing to be desired; and II most re-
spects 1t doubtful II 1'iltevlllc or Lone
jack is y any worse than some Of tho
larger elites. n ", u
It gives US pleasure to say, however, err
that Postmaster Knight, of Richmond, 3 iis'
attentive to tho d,itesiSof Ills office and
Is giving thy patrons Of tho office g, good 600.
service. Il i Vi "a; 81 H: III M I'll