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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

For sale ~
AZ r. WIGHT s CO.
Owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

t,room houses. lots HHis0 on good
car line fine places. tlu1 cash down
balance tif % This iH your time 70
act n nice home cheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

aroom house. on large lot Enat Pine
aatrtst near mth Ave improvements
lnit paid 800 cash. balance us.W per
Jngiith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Elmo & room hVurf 9Th Ave North
sanenr ear line ON ig{ fsin Improve
1ntuta all paid tGB cash. balance
GlhW PEE month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

slto~ln house sth Az West Queen
nNfihe I'LL fire view near car line
Frtgrra $500 down balance monthly
.psVmenfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

t1i0 ID So cache Cleared lots. only tvo
milea from center u Seattle two
blocks from two paf lines. With beat
uciHhhothnad property rapidly In
greaHinE Or value. - down. balance
O. per month. Neither notes Hof
fNUfIHaEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

room houHs. neat 3 car lines. Inn
pruFemeuts ga NJ aud paid lot G3aa
ear aud electricity fixtures iH Hud
window shades la laundry tubs ia
huHeWsati good buy ThlH wont
last laua Come ~ aud see We about
. u u Terms part cash. balance
monthly
f T. 81 CLAYTON 4 BON.
ff New York Bin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16
POLICE COURT 4

When we inadvertently slapped
the right leg of our trousers this
morning peculiar metallic Jingling
ssonIId arises from the 2caver4ous
depths of our unmentionables. That
Is what we like, three real gents left
a little, present for use One left SIS
and the other two So eachs That's
the idea, money makes the mayor
90. We put one to work for three
DAYS, had to do if they would rather
work than see the pride and joy got
a winter ,overcoat-le let EN- work
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16
sna1l Freight Wreck

A small freight wreck at Fleming,
ton early Monday morning delayed
No. 2 east of Bridgeport 80 minutes
Only one car got off the track No
one was hurt and the property dam
age was slight..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16

In the Salem district, this county
The South Penn Oil Company mas
given. its No. 3 on the Lloyd Ran7
5olph farm light shot and increas-
cd its production to lis barrels a
dav. The same company's No. 8 on on
the J. d. Law farm is producing 10
barrels day and will be shot.
J On Rock Camp run, in this eoun-
K. the South Penn has drilled ITS
10. 1 on the j. W. Edgell farm 50 81
feet into the Gordon sand and IT
made an eight barrel flow Judge
COTS No. 40 is holding up at 90
barrels a day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16
THIs sIIAKE JUS
GENUINE
ARTICLE

when the Sig. sautelle and Welsh
Bros ciEasns played here SOME weeks
400 there escaped from the I1eIlllg-
erie Young boa eonstrlctoE Of
wishing to alarm the residents o..
soverWoFE the police no ment6n OF
it WIS made public and only ono o.
two persons here knew Of It. Yes
terday afternoon while party 81
gentlemen were taxing d stroll along
the banks Of the creek IN TIE ylcinitg
of Glen Elk, the dog Belonging 70
one Of fhe party suddenly STOPPED
short. began to whine; the HAIR upon
his back rose up, his whole body be-
came tense with e4e te.nent Upon
peerine around to ses the cause OF
tlIe animals sudden action, they as
covered coiled Mt the roots OF q
small bush the missing boa. an
of the party retreated hastily but
one. who stood his ground ike hero
Roy Reynolds, not toe5e outdone by
those two Indian hunters, Jimmy
tDavv and Mac Mckee. Procures
stout cudgeI, and laInbasted and be
labored that snake until it resemb-
led a fIlr or feather boa more than
the real article, t3sEls is's
chest inflation his g1SJf1iillls i 81 me
film ssssyyold erfll1 q 'seef k4sss Id pre-
served both The Fsjjn asaETf g stick
ana VII a51se them as Chm Ina sne-
for j is PATRONS at chair No
/ at Welch's tons0T5af aioEIs
- /
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16
Death ofsChild

Vera Heasley, aged 16 months
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
z69vde 7sSsley,- Of Volt Summit
l]Sed SIM az Oets rs ) az Ia a. NJ. OF
'pineumonia. The funeral will take
tuesday, Oct II, and the rem1hint
win be shipped to RittsbuTg for bur
.ial. : SNGl-ES
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-16
THE BIG CT tRPEF STORE,

-; ]: - lEs sLss ssssss 2l8B Y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

cd this afternoon, charged with rob
bling the mails
lie was caught by Il decoy letter
mailed by Inspector james b. Robert
son. marked money being found III
his possession
~ search OF Sllcrman's homo is said
to have disclosed large number of
stolen letters.
He waived preliminary hearing be-
fore Commissioner O'llricn, who held
him in $4,000 bail for appearance he
fore the federal grand jury, Scptcm-
her -.
Sherman has borne ii good rcputa.
ton and he has Il wife aud four chill
tlrcn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
a FORMER MAYOR
ASSAULTS JUDGE
Objected to Sentence Passed Upon
Negro Charged With Numbering
His Nephew.
(I5y Associated prcss.)

CHARLOTTE, n. G., Sept. "a
special TO the Observer from Durham
says that NJ. l.. McCown, former may.
or Of Durham. assaulted Judge George
w. Ward, of the first judicial district.
tonight, knocking him To the floor OF
the hotel lobby.
The assault was occasioncd by the
imposing Of twu-ycars' sentence on
Allen liaskins, colurcd, by Judge Ward
at the afternoon session of the Su.
pcrior Court, for killing |. &. Day, who
was nephew to McCown.
The attack was The occasion of some
excitement Judge Wards assailant
was Immediately attached for con.
tempt and is being given Il hearing IN
the Durham county court house To.
night.
Tic hearing was concluded at Il
late hour tonight Judge Ward sen.
fenced McCown to thirty days in jail
and fined him $500 He ovcrrulcd :,
motion for an appeal to the Suprcm,
Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
ANDERSON CHOSE
THE LIVE WIRE
Was About to Fail Into Pit of seeth.
ing Metal-Took Easier
Death.
(Dy Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Nels Anderson,
Il motor inspector for the Illinois Steel
Company. chose death by clectrocn.
ton In preference to more horrible
fate in ono of the company's seeth.
ing metal pots today at the South
Chicago works.
Anderson was doing the repair work
on the arm of Il crane directly above
one of the hot metal pots. a Slight
movement of the arm caused him to
lose his balance
Tho only support within reach was
an uninsulatcd live wire which con
nectcd the crane with the power dy-
namo
The doomed man gave one glance ar
The white hot metal below and caught
the wire rs he was falling. lie was
almost instantly killed anu the body
hung over the wire until the current
was shut off, Death is thought to
have been instantaneous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
SYSONBY TAKES
ANOTHER PURSE
keene's Great Colt Captures the $780,.
600 Century Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay Track.
(By Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Defore a
crowd or 20,0UO persons, james H.
kccnc's champion threc-ycur.old colt.
Sysonby, winner of the Great Republic,
Lawrence Realization and the Iroquuis
stakes. today added TO his already long
list the 100000 Century stakes ut
Shccpshcad Bay.
Sysonby was held ut the prohibtvc
price Of one to 20. and many books
refused to put up any price against
him. In his two years Of racing Sy-
soilby has been defeated only once,
and that Was last year in the I'uturity.
when Artful and Tradition led him
home. Including his victory in the
Century today. lie has won the cnor.
nous sum of $4,000.
Sysonby jumped in front at the
hitting OF the barrier. and was leading
by three lengths passing the stand the
first time. Rounding the far turn
Nicol cascd him up little and his
field closed up, Dolly Spanker getting
within thrcc-quartcrs Of n length.
Many thought that tho son of Mel.
ton WAS beaten. but Nicol again let
out bit ana he bounded away from
his field aud In Il few strides was lead.
ing by two lengths. which advantage
he easily held to the finish
Summary;
First race, (stceplcchase, full
course)-Duck ODowd, won; pious
second; Grand Pa, third. Time,
5:19 2-5.
Second race. &c furlongs)-Pat Bull.
ger, won: Marjoram, secolld; Clotcn.
third. Time 1913 %.
Third race. uhc Flatbush stakes. 7
fIrlongs)-Yankcc Consul won; Tim.
Der, second; Whimsical, third. Time
LAG.
Fourth race, (thc Century stakes.
mile and a -Sysonby, won;
l'roomslick, second; Eugcni a. Burch.
third. Time, 2:35.
Fifth race, Give furlongs) Isolation,
won; Sterling, second; Odd ELLA. third
Time, 1:O7 2.5.
Sixth race, (milc and sixtecnth)-
Don't Ask Me, won; Pronta, second.
Fleur dc Marie, third. Time. 1879 3-5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
BENNINGTON COURT
MARTIAL SELECTED
Secretary Bonapartc Issues Order Con.
vening Tribunal to Try Young
and Wade.
tIly AssncIatc,l Irrss1

WASHINGTON, Sept. Secretary
Bonapartc today issued an order CON
vcning Il courtmnrtial to meet nj the
Mare 1sidnd navy yard, California.
September 10, for The trial of Com
mandcr Lucicn Young, and Ensign
Charles r. Wade, on charges growing
out of the fatal explosion OH the gnIt-
boat Bennington at San Diego In July
The detail Of the court is as follows
Rear Admiral Henry Glass. Captains
Charles l.. Perkins, William K. Day.
John l.. Roller. (rctircd), Frank II.
Holmes, trctircd). Commanders Lewis
c. licilner, James IL. Bull, Edmund Il.
Underwood, William Windcr. Stacey
Potts, Robert NJ. Doyle, Henry c. Gear.
ing and a. W. Dodd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
PALMER DESIRES
TWO RESERVATIONS
Claims That Foreman Oscar J. Rick
etts and L. c. Hay Have
Been lnsubordinate.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-pubIic
Printer Palmer has requested the res
ignatiOns of Oscar ]. Ricketts,. fore
man of printing, and l.. c. Hay. fore.
man of the job division of the govern.
mcnt printing Office basing his action
upon thcir alleged continued acts of
insubortlination. Both have refused
TO comply with the request. on the
ground that they arc not required to
90 so until furnished with specific in
stances of characterization and given
sufficient opportunity to reply. as re-
1uirc, by the civil service regulations.
MI. Ricketts, tonight made Il brief
statement of the case. at The same
time speaking in behalf of Mr.. Hay:
Ills statement says that they know of
no reason why this request should be
made at this time unless il arises from
the facts that they were called as wit.
ncsscs and testified in the matter nm
der investigation iii the purchase Of
certain of typcsettlng machines ard
i'll that respect they gave evidence
fairly and honestly, rs they were
Obliged TO do under their oaths."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
TWO ARE LYNCHED
FOR BEATING MAN
Mob of Fifty Take Negroes From Mar.
shall and Hang Them to
Tree.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Sept. "A SIC.
cial from Silver City, Miss. says:
Arthur Woodward and Talcum
woodward, negroes. were lyichcd here
today by IL mob Of fifty persons The
negroes were III custody of Marshal
w. H. Jackson. who was boarding Il
tram when the mob appeared and look
possession of the prisoners They
were taken 10 the outskirts of the
town and hanged to Il tree.
The negroes had assaulted Andrew
White, a well known farmer, AMI scri-
ously beat him"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
TO DISCUSS SIZE
OF LOCKS FRIDAY
Subject to Be Considered by Consult.
ing Enginccrs-Visit Panama
This Month.
(By Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Thc board
oil consulting engineers OF the Panama
canal today discussed various details
OF organization. While formal action
mas not been taken il has been prac-
tically determined that the board will
accept The invitation Of Chairman
Shonts to visit the Isthmus the last
or the month when the commission
meets mt Panama
II was further decided that on Fri
day a discussion would he held ahomt
inc size of the locks. which is IL very
important question now that larger
SHIPS are being built every year
When this has been decided il will hc
possible to figure the cost of lock
caIlal and to compare this with the
cost OF Il scalcvcl canal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

The last point i'll dispute was arranged
at Il meeting of the Russian and Japa-
ncse Observation-Disclosures which ended ut
IL o'clock tonight. AS the plcnipo-
tcntiarics emerged from NJ. Wittcs
room, where the conference was held,
Baron De RuScn was asked il IL final
agreement had been reached. He did
not answer.
"Wili there be meeting tomor-
row."
No. he replied. There is no ne
ccssity for one, the clerks can do the
rest"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
May Be Seventeen Articles.

PORTSMOUTH,. n. H.. Sept. .
1t Is now understood that the treaty
will consist of seventeen articles. pre-
coded By Il short pranbic in which, 1t
is asserted on good authority. no allu.
sion will be made To the action OF
President Roosevelt in bringing about
the peace conference which led to the
conclusion of the treaty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
First Legal Hanging For That Crime
in Sampson County.
(By Assocl;ltr,i I'rcss.)

NT'9 4NNSUCIICtIl I'TVIS.D
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Sept. 2.--Thc
first legal execution for criminal as
sault IN Sampson county took place
at 800 O'Clock this afternoon at Gin.
ton. \. c., When Ashton Moore, col,
orcd, was hanged for an assault ON
Camilla Brcwington. The crime WAS
committed last April Moore was
twice respitcd by Governor Glenn
Only % persons witnessed The lang.
Ing, admission being by ticket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
Georgia Man Held for Observation.
Bys Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept with Il fever
patent from Georgia. tho schooner
Aiilhohy y. Nichols. WAS today dctain-
ga az quarantine here. The mate was
round III with some sort Of fever, from
when several other members of the
crew had suffered during the voyage.
me schooner came from Satilla
River, Ga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
fifty-0ne Cases and Nineteen
Deaths Disquieting Record
up to Last Night.
ANOTHER CASE AT HAMBURG
German Health Authorities Taking
Strenuous Steps to Stamp Out the
Danger of Its Transmits
sion to America Believed to Be Very
Remote.
Remote.
Nsy Awsnciatc.l I.rcss.n

Uiy Associated I'rcsS.l
BERLIN, GERMANY. Sept 2.-Thc
record tonight stands at 81 cholera
cases and - deaths, Il steady increase
and Il high percentage of mortality.
The most uneasy news for America Is
that second case exists at lam
burg. II was officially reported late
today tina, Il nurse at St. Georges hos
ptal, where the RiYsian cmlgrant
died, has cholera, but il is added that
lie seizure is of Il millcr form Than
the previous one.
Two of The other fresh cases are In
East PRUSSIA, indicating that the i'll
fcctcd area has wilcncd The I'M
pcrial health office, as shown by tn,
statement made today To the Associat-
cd Press, is confident il has the us
case in hand.
Among Russian Rivermen.
The most recently reported victims
are anon; the Russian rivermcn in
quarantine.
Professor Adolph Kafka. profesSu,
knchs successor as head of the insti-
tutc OF infectious disctses. has ei,lr
To the infected district th dircctitr.ia
measures to conGnc the disease.
The institute of infectious diseases
will be open all night examining Sc.
crctiOnS taken from the digestive
tubes Of persons who have died under
circumstances suggesting cholera
From time to time messengers arrive
from some part of Germany with por.
tions Of bodies done up hcrmct:cally.
The ministry Of the interior has issued
an order covering all Prussia rcqlrr-
ing physicians Immediately TN death
OF suspected patient 10 send a mcssen-
ser with sections OF the alimentary
canal TO the institute of infectious dis
ease" for thorough examination.
Say Danger is Remote.
The German imperial health Office
today made the following statement
concerning the probability of cholera
reaching the United States from Ger
many:
The danger of the migration of
cholera to America from Germany is
remote. Since the experience of 1892,
% arrangements have been perfected
tn combat the disease even if its i'm
portation cannot be prevented Ham.
burg and Bremen are the most dam,
scrous spots and to them the most
care has been devoted. So far only
sporadic cases have occurred withiI,
German territory. Five days is IL,
period of The development of the ma.
lady, therefore in the future no Rus.
sian cmigrant will be allowed TO leave
Hamburg or Bremen for America
without passing through six days quar-
antinc."
In Two Galician Districts.
WElClISEL. SILETIA, Sept. .
The existence of cholera in two differ
cli districts of Galicia is confirmed
ny medical investigation. Tho local
authorities fear a spread of The cpl
demic, as boaimcn in floats are coming
lihinicrruptcdly down the Vistula river
from the infected Prussian districts.
TWO ARE f.YNCHk.D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
Six Cases in Pensacola.

PENSACOLA. FLA. Sept. 2.-Onc
new case OF yellow fever developed
mere today within The infected district
and within two blocks of where the
first case WAS discovered This makes
SIX cases developed here within the
past four or five days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
Italians III Infected Town are Ug-
~ and Menace Emer-
gency Hospital.
WILL PROTECT INSTITUTION
Governor Blanchard Gives Uncquivo-
cal Orders and Says Arms Will Be
Sent to Cuards-Favorable Reports
From Both Country and city-New
Orleans Citizens Less Alarmed.


Q'y Associated Prcss.)
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept. 2.-Yel.
low fever report to D. m:
New eases. 81.
T0tnl To date, l.a?5.
Deaths, ,.
Total. Isl.
New fOci, TO-
Cases under treatment, 33S.
Cases discharged, ,37S.
Danger of yellow fever riots at Pat.
tHrson were reported today in Il trlc.
gram to The State board of health
from pr. c. l.. Horton, WHO is repre-
s"n;ing the board at Patterson
Threats have been made agains, the
emergency hospital and the physi-
clans who are fighting yellow fever.
Rioting by Italians Feared.
Horton autographed that riotng by
Italians is feared. Several Italian.j
have died OF yellow fever ut pattcr-
son, aud The doctors today were warn
ed Ia be on their guard.
Or Horton Immediately ordered u
guard To DC thrown about the hospital.
experimenting that an attempt might
be made to burn II. Is meeting OF
citizens was held and an organization
perfected To protect the hospital the
physicians, the nurses and the town
itself from violence
DIR. Horton tclegraphcd To Governor
blanchard and the governor replied
that the doctor must protect the hos
pital under all circumstances and flat
arms would be sent to him for that
purpose.
Sheriff in Charge of Volunteers.
The sheriff will take charge of the
volunteer guards. DR.. Horton said
mat there was not an Italian in tllc
hospital at this time. AS 10 the fever
situation itself, he said il was improy
ing. there being only two cases re.
ported today.
Favorable reports Of the yellow fc.
yer situation. both In New Orleans and
III The country were again the rule to.
day and, with increasing evidence that
all danger of Il repetition of the dcyas.
tatinG epidemic of 1878 is past. pub.
lie alarm is slowly disappearing i'm The
rural regions
The appearance Of sporadic cases of
fever at Vicksburg has had a helpful
effect in New Orleans, because it made
Vicksburg realize that the danger does
not lie in infection of freight.
Situation in Mississippi.
JACKSON. MISS. Sept. 2.-Miss'1,
sippis yellow fever summary tonight
is rs follows: Gulfport, eight new
cases: Vicksburg, one now case; Pear
lington, two cases under treatment and
one suspicious case; NatclcZ. one new
case; Mississippi City, two new cases.
The latter are members of the State
militia. Five soldiers have been
stricken with the disease and all are
doing fairly well. mississippi quuran.
tined tonight against Florida on &C.
count of the Pensacola infection. To
which the Atlanta case is traced.
There was no quarantine declared by
the State against Atlanta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
LIVED THE STRENUOUS LIFE
Ran Amuck For Three Days Through
Territory Twenty Miles in Extent,
Burning Houscs and Firing Upon
Men and Womcn-AIso Tried to
Wreck A. Electric Train.
Nyy AssocIntcd prcss.l

LORAlN. o., Sept. ON the point
oi capture by Il shcrifr's posse Peter
'iits. the maniac who tcrrnrized the
countrySidc, from Avon Beach to
l-orain for three days, is dead by his
own hand.
He shot himself In tho head today
In full view of the band Of armed
farmers who were pursuing him and
sank dead upon the ground.
The three days in which he ran
amuck through n territory Of twenty
miles in extent, firing upon men and
women, burning farm houses and driv-
ing the population from their homes
to places of safety In the city marked
one of the strangcSt and most scnsa-
tionai episodes in the history OF the
county
Farmers Afraid of Him.
Young. powerfully built, intelligent,
PITS turned maniac was more danger
Gus than any ordinary man would
have hcen under the same circum.
stances. Farmers were afraid to ap-
proaeh him, even with loaded rifles
and shot guns
Ills first deed of violence was on
Wednesday. when he fired thrice from
corn field upon Miss Mary IIeckler.
Ills next was when he set the torch
To the liccklcr homestead, burning it
to the ground. Afterwards he at
eI In, fire., I,.,,
driven away.
Friday morning he piled ties upon
The tracks of the Lake Shore Electric
line tn wreck car, but failed In his
object. The motornmn of the Toledo
limited car discovered the obstruction
i'll time TO save himself and his pas
scngcrs from destruction.
The climax came when word was re.
ccivcd that Pitts, still armed and raw
ing. had been seen at his grandfather's
home at French Creek.
Grandfather Turned Him Out.
Ththcr posse of 100 meil galoped
without stopping. while the farm
houses In the ncghborhood were lock-
cd and barred by their frantic inmates.
at French Creek the posse was met
by the news that Pitts had been re-
fused shelter by his grandfather and
was then bound down the Stony Ridge
road
The posse followed. At a turn of
the road they saw him in the distance,
and they formed. ready to fire.
lie turned, watched the squad mo.
ment, drew his revolver. vaulted a
fence. and then, while the posse grim
ly watched, he shot himself four times
and fell corpse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
SAME OLD Story
FROM LYNCHBURG
Trusted Postoffice EmpIoye, Robblny
the Mail. Caught by Inspectors
Dccoy Letter.
tBy Associated I'rcss.)

LYNclIBURG VA, Sept. 2-E. D..
sherman, the oldest clerk in the
Lynchburg postoflicc, who has been
there or.ninetcen years, was arrest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

The Last Point Settled.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Sept. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

THE DAILY PRESS
10 the only newspaper
~ Newport News thar
receives full Associated
Press report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Fair in west, rain in
east portion Sunday;
Monday, fair.