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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
FOR "A y O--A>A
TO-DAY Goats, SUITS ETC

Tan Covert and Black Chsvtot
Jackets-stitched hox pieats
satin lfned-vaIue s.. IS. .....,-.. 3 aSf
Three-ouarrer Coats-Black Chsvz.S
and Tan Covart-Ernpirs or
paddock bsck-value S129S- 7 GE
Rain Cl0aks-pleatsd bacE-coIia<1sss
and fancy yo<e-Oxford- Tan.
Oiive-vRlUe S12 5O-------. g A9i
Cravenetted Rain COat-CoIlsrIszs-
box pleat back with belt. ...--..1 O. 96i
Tailored Suits Of Pebble Chsvioe--
Black and coiors-pIeatsd thrss-
quarter cOat-woTth so. .....f O. pEY7
Handsome Suits OF Broadcloth sad
Cheviot-BIack and co1ors-tRfleF
stitched or tlght fitting three
quarter Coats-worth s50.9s, 80 "a Re3l
sable Fur scarfs-satin lined
value 1913 ...-....... a goSy
Pillow mur to match-vsIus ssJ1B-5 .p9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

Buy Your Furs Direct
from importer and manufacturer and saw
all middiemen's profits. We carry IN stock
q full line OF furs, which affords the pur-
chaser an opportunity OF making a ats
factory selection Furs also made 20 order
remodelled redyed and altered IN the latest
fashionable styles at moderate prices
J. GINSBCRG Manufacturing FurrteTs
10 W 2Tth-st corner Broadway.
Established 1855. Tel 5ST Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS

8, Is. 90 %, "a. e. 80 West Fourteenth Street
H. 18 10. IT, 10 90 % o. Thirteent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

THE FT0RFNCB INSTITUTE M assase
~ 5-Sstr,g- uaaaicuriug facial and scalp
,.a.,, - t-tined assistants. 2l9 West a2d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
words, seven times consecusively' -. mSiT a.
The TrIbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
for q period OF fourteen days write toE
circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP.

An address by Walker Hill, president Of the
Mechanics American Bank, of St. Louis. on the
practical benefits Of membership in the Ameri-
can Bankers Association, followed the remarks
OF Mr. BIyth He said in part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13

vACTyTrM CAP FOR INDUCING HAIR
GpowTH. booklet and demonsTation
e-ss VA cTTJyM-CAP CO.. 1OS Fplton-st..
Gew-York CITY
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14

iisms Cleaned from Many Sources


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Ct VINO was s'rucN on 'ne neau ana '''''
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get the legislature 70 pass NH pr"V''-
ing lor school OF mines at that place.
William Hooper, ex-assessor Of Sho-
shone county whose term expired Mon
day has been arrested charged NIta EN-
''A"''''''"'' i''a A'''' ''ss 'e p''''e'' '''
W i7@o'
On Sunday last at Roosevelt, Jack
Weersing was shot in the leg and badly
injured by George Crooks, during a
quarrel.
The Idaho presidential electors met
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14
Legislative Notes.

Representative kirkpatrick, OF Lemhi
county, one of the two lone democrats in
the lower house, has introduced bill
providing for the initiative and refer
endum
Judge Richards has introduced bill
making unlawful cohabitation felony
Instead OF misdemeanor as at present,
1t provides for punishment by fine OF
not more than $500, and Imprisonment
for not less than one or more than five
wears
Bills covering adultery and polygamy
have been introduced in the lower house.
Two bills providing for state depos-
itory Jaw have been introduced. One is
fathered by Judge Richards, and the
other is known as the administration
measure. The, are drawn on radically
different lines
Canyons members in the lower house
have been assigned to committees as
follows: .Richards,- public health, irri-
CATION, bridges and ferries; Hamill
public lands, roads, appropriations
Ainey, journal, insurance and banking
The chairmanships OF the 26 hous,
committees are distributed among the
81 counties as follows; Shoshone,
Neg Perce, 4 Ada. 8 : Boise, Fremont
and Idaho, each; Bannoek, Bear Lake
Bingham, Cassia, Kootenai, Latah
Oneida and Washington, each; Blaine
Canyon, Custer, Gilmore, Lemhi, Lin
-oln. and Owyhee, none.
A resolution has been presented il
the house declaring vacant the seat o
Representative Anderson OF shoshon'
county, on the ground that he was NJ
longer resident OF that county, IN
portion OF the county in which he live
having been annexed to Nez Perc
county. :
Judge richards has introduced bill
in the house to divide the third iudieia
district, leaving Adaand Boise eountie
as the third district, and creating tn
seventh district out OF the counties Q
Canyon, Washington, and 0wyhee.
Other important bills introduced pro
vice: For an insane asylum at Grange
Vile; for a county roadmaster; for th
admission of Spanish-American war sol
diers to the soldiers home.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14

take part in all deliberations OF the adj
visory board, vote upon all questions
passed upon and act and cooperate with
the reclamation service in all matters
pertaining to reclamation work in Idaho.
The action of Director Walcott in in
viting the governor and state engineer
to sit or the advisory board is taken as
evidence OF an intent on the part of the
bureau to bring about harmony and CO.
operation between the state and the
federal service.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14

annual session of the Northwest Fruit
Growers association and the Idaho
State Horticultural association will meet
in Boise. This promises to be the most
important and notable gathering in the
history Of these organizations. The
meetings of the former will be held du-
ring the day and those Of the latter will
take place in the eveging. There will be
grand display of fruits and vegetables
and every member is expected TO take oi
send some product from his particular
locality. All friends Of these associa
tions are invited to bring OF send exhih
its.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14

REMEMBER the irrigation meeting
at the opera house Wednesday evening
next, and be there. Questions win be
cheerfully answered.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14
Mew Dairy for Payetfe.

]. T. Clement and 0. r. Finch have
engaged inthe dairy business and have
begun operations in manner which in
dicates that they will give Payette a
first class service. The firm name is
Clement & Finch. They have 2l0 acres
OF land in Washoe, one mile south OF
town, ior their purpose, 100 acres OF
which is pasture land, and have 30 cows,
II of which they are milking at the pres.
ent time.-Payette Independent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-01-14
CONSENT TO SERVE
Governor Gooding and State En-
gIneer to Consult with Re-
clamaticn Bureau.

On invitation Of Director Charles D.
Walcott Of the geological survey, Gov
ernor Gooding and State Engineer Ste
phenson have consented to serve as
members Of the advisory board Of the
reclamation service, SAYS the Boise
Statesman. In this invitation Director
Valcott said
The necessarily clos, relations he
tween our work and the functions Of the
state with reference TO engineering, con-
struction, water rights, state lands etc,
render it eminently proper and desirable
that the reclamation service have the
benefit of your advice and that you be
kept informed as to our work"
The governor and state engineer will
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Social

Mr.. r, G. Robinson and wife. of
Winchester. arc visiting MIR. e. G. Rob
inson ana family. on Twcnty.eieh;h
street.
Miss Belle Almond! of I.ynchhurs,
arrived in the city yesterday &c be The
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. c. 7 liinnear.
The Misses Mason. Of Rarpahan-
mock county. are The. guests q their
b.othcr5. here.
Mrs. ]. w. Porter aud children have
gone tn Memphis Tenn. 10 speild
some time with relatives.
Miss Anita Gaml,ol. of Morrison, is
Tic guest of her aunt. Mrs J. l.. r..
Stuart.
Miss ANY Kline has returned from
Georgia wh.rc she spent month
with friends.
Miss Ecssia Harris l,a,; conc To Bat
ii!ncrc to spend week with friends.
Miss Ellie I'rilcv has returned from
Il visit Ia relatives in Isle of Wight
county
MIR and Mrs &. l.. Powell have re-
turned irom a visit TO Isle of Wight
tti:aty.
Misses Julia Whitley nnd Frances
Carr have returned from williamsburg.
where they attended german given
Ivy tho Kappa Sigma fraternity
Miss Teresa Werthnimer. who has
hecn attending Miss Bennct's Sc hool
mt TarrytGwn-onthe{ hudson is; ar
home to spcnl the vacation wiIn her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Worth.
elmer.
Miss Elizatelh l.ownos Scutt. of
Ewrll. Va is The guest of Mrs *. C..
l'rachy. on rhiIticth street
MIR. c. ". Mryicar left last night fer
Washington He%will 20 to Winchcs-
ter tomorrow TO join General Smith
Boiling. Of Petersburg, commander of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Engaaemcnts Ends.

The engagement of the Corinne
Rilnkcl Stock Company at the Acad-
envy OF Music ended last night. with
the final performances of "A Dcsperal e
Chance" Large audiences witnessed
both the matinee and night perform
anccs yesterday and last night many
OF the friends of The members of the
company gathered TO say good bye
The players have become very popu-
lar during their stay in the city and
there are many who regret that the
approach of summer weather, driving
the people to breezy resorts, compelled
the management TO end the engage
ment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Theatrical

1 =. p ID )
Commencing tomorrow night, the
GaenonsPollock Stock Company will
present for three nights. one of the
most successful Of all plays, "Thc Lit
tie Minister"
"rhe Little Minister" needs no in
PRODUCTION, even 10 the ordinary the.
atergoei', and to those who pay any
attention whatever ia, the stage it Is
known as the greatest success of mod
tern years. 1t has been produced in
eycry English speaking country in the
world and everywhere received with
acclaim.
Tho special scenery necessary 10 a
first class production of this modern
classic is carried by the company and
will be put on ut the Buckroc thcatcr.
This will probably be the most pre-.
tcntious offering to be made by the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
YOUTHFUL FUGITIVE.
Little George O'SulIivan Taken to
Richmond by Detective.

llttlo George O'Sullivan Taken tc
Richmond by Detective.
Detective 'romlinson, of Richmond.
yesterday came down ia Old Point and
on his way home dropped bv this city
and picked up little George O'Sullival
Il il-ycar-old AsSyrian. VINO is wanted
IN Richmond as Il witness against n
street car conductor charged with
stealing tickets.
The hoy came here about two weeks
ago and, AS Sergeant Reynolds knew
him well, he was not molcstcd until
yesterday. when the sergeant was nnti.
lied Of Detective Tominson's coming
Little George formerly lived hcrc
with his mother, who is now in Rich
lnond. lie used To work for Mr. NJ
IT, Morris, who took fancy to him and
Kept him at his house often. Upon his
arrival here on this "Trip, the youngstcr
looked up Mr.. Morris and was with him
when located Ivy Sergeant Reynolds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
ELABORATE FIREWORKS DISPLAY
Splendid Entertainment Friday Niuht
at Euckroc

Splendid Entertainment Friday Niaht
at Euckroc.
Next Friday night al I,mckroc the
most elaborate display III fireworks
and nyrotcclnics ever seen at a pleas.
IRE resort in this vicinity will be
shown
Manager Rex has been making prep.
araiions for this ever since The opening
and il was only last night that he de-
cidcd 10 make the display during the
army and navy exercises. when there
will he large crowds III the beach. The
fireworks displays al BuckrOr hereto
fore have sometimes been intcrcfcrcd
with and improperly handled. hnl pre-
cautions have been taken 10 guard
against anything of this kind occurring
on Friday night.
No expense will be spared to make
he scene Il perfect success and the
most elaborate spectacle ever seen al
hc beach. An expert manipulation has
been engaged To come on from New
York ana personally siIpcrintend the
handling of the giant bombs, rockets
and shells, a spart of the explosives
have already arrived 81 the, beach and
are stored away in sale place, where
they can not he disturbed.
The list includes number of spc-
cially designed set pieces, dozens of
six-inch shells and scores Of eight
pound bombs and rockets Of the larg-
est size. These will he set off on the
lawn in front of the hotel and between
the road and the beach so that every
one can have Il good view. The en-.
terlainmcnt will last for ihrec-qliarlcrs
ul an hOIlr during which limo ihpre
VIII not be an idle moment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
CONFEDERATE VETERANS RE.
UNION

Louisville, KY. Juno 18th, to 18th.
SPECIAL RATES VIA C. i& o. RY.
For the above occasion the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway will sell tickets
from Newport News to Louisville and
return at rate of Sligo, tickets on sale
Juno 10Th to 18th inclusive. final limit
June 18th. subject to extension by de-
post and on payment of fifty cents
deposit, If not later than July 10th.
The direct route from Virginia to the
Encampment. 6.10-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Death Of Mrs. johnson.

Mrs. Mary +. .Ichnson aged ~
years, died last night AT ~ o'clock AT
The residence Of hcr daughter. Mrs.
w. +. Williamson, 2I3 1'hirty-frst
street. The funeral will take place
This afternoon at 1870 o'clock at tile
Trinity NJ. T.. church. Rev. w. Is.
lic;iuchan'r the pastor will conduct
The services. The body will lie inter
red at Grccnlawn cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11

company during its engagement of. the
season and il will eclipse anything
ever before seen at the beach. Tho
production is an expensive one and It
Is expected to break all records for
inc, house and preparations are being
made for the accommodation Of some
IS. r. O." houses.
The elite vaudeville program, render
cd between acts will be continued, this
having proved one Of The most popular
features OF the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Trinity Methodist.

Rev. w. i. Bcauchamp, pastor of
trinity Methodist church, will preach
the baccaaureatc sermon TO the grad
uatng class of The High school this
morning. his subject being, What |
Have to Give" This evening the pas
tor will preach on the subject. "Thc
False PrOphct-A Horrible Thing"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Special Services at Newport News
Baptist Church Today. =
WONDERFUL PROGRESS MADE
Over -Four Hundred Additions 10 Con.
ercgasion During Present Passionate
DIR. Porter Going to Europe
Church Announcements For Today.

Special services will be held at the
Newport News Baptist church today
n celebration If tho fourth annIvcr-
Shry or the passionate Of Rev. J. w pOr.
Ter. ID. ID. TOniSh'S sermon will H.,
III the nature of IL farewell &c The con
nreSation. aS The pastor sails for E,l.
rope one day this week and will not
occupy his pulpit again Tor about Two
months
h. growth and progress Of the
Newport News Baptist church sim,
Dr Porter became its pastor four
wears ago has been phenomenal. )ulin.
the four years there have been $50 al.
rl,iDns 10 the church and nj present;
There are Gin name; on the member
ship roll. The pastor has na0c warm
friends aIi;u,lS The people rf the city
generally ana the ycun. mcI seem 10
have bccu particularly attractcd ly
nm. II Is often remarked tl.al in The
largo congregations which pathor nj
The church on Sunday evenings arc
!" lc seen faces Of men who wcr.,
until of la;r never known To Gar;icn
the doors Of the church
In addition To he great increase in
momhcrGhip and the hrcadcncd field uf
work Il handsome house of Worship
ranking with the best III The State in
appearances. size and interior design.
was completed about Il year ago. Re.
Gently Il public reading ruum was open
I'd in the basement ol ilic church ANA
u IS thrown open To III" members Uf
the congregation and their friends
every day aud evening In this rourr
every Sunday mornin. lie pastor
teaches Ills Baracra class. sabbath
school class composed Of about IaO
men ~ all ages
Following i; The program for the
morning ami evening services today.
Morning Service.
Anthem Choir.
DcAolUGy--C Congregation
Invocation --l'nStOr
Hymn Cunrrcaaiinn
Scripture Reading Pastor
iIynn-'Wclcomc Delightful Mcrn."
Congregations.
Prayer.
Offering
Solc--Mr. Poole.
Sermon Shall Separate Us
From the Love or Christ'-Pastor.
SGlc-Miss Hull.
llymn-''liow Firm foundation
Congregation.
BCnedictiOn.
Evening Service.
Anthcm-Ch cir.
1gy-iCongIcgntion.
Invocation 'i1aStOr.
s LYNN Congregations
Scripture Rcadins- i'astoy.
llymn--'All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name -COncrc CATION.
Prayer Rev. MIR. Dunn, of Rich
mnIil.
Offering
SClc- MIR, I'riichard.
Scrn'on--''A Shipwrcck = Pastor.
Solo Miss Cicnshaw.
llymn-"JcsHa Lover Of My Soul
Congregation.
baptism.
I'cncd;c!ipn.
First Presbyterian.
Services will hp bIld :,i Tho Isirsi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
MIMIC WAR WILL
BEGIN AT MIDNIGHT
Land Forces Eagerly Await Ap.
preach of Sixteen Hostile
Ships of War. 4
FLEET IS NOW OUT AT SEA
Admiral Diokins Held Last Communi
casicn With Shore ior
General Wade Arrives at Old Point
and Assumes Charge of Coast DC.
fenscs-?ia1 OF Exercises.
FLEET IS NOW OUT AT SEA
Admiral Di3kins Held Last communi

Admiral Dickins. United States
navy. commanding sixteen warships.
held his last communication with
shore preparatory tn the joint exercises
of The army and navy Yesterday. His
ships now constitute albstilc fleet
which will begin operations, at IL
c'clOck tonight. against the defense
"uarunS The water approaches IL
Washington and Baltimore.
These dcicn;cs are Fort Monroe.
Fc:t Wool. Forts Washington anl
Hunt. guarding the Potomac river. and
The Immediate approach To the nai ion.
al capitol. arr, forts Mci!onry and
Howard. defending Baltimore All OF
them are mnnhcd and equipped 70
their full capacity. In all. iifiy-une
companies uf 'asi artillery. nca"Iy
hall Of this branch of tn" army, arc
on guard
General Wade Commands. "
Mayer General Wade. u. S. a. com.
nIandins the department Of the Allan.
tic, comnan1s he defense. lie ar
rived III Fort NIonrc" Yesterday from
Governors Island. New York. Weeks
haze hccn spent in special drills and
the preparations for the defense is
complete.
In working ont the exercises The con.
'liiionS Of actual war arc not To hc fol.
lowed. Three principal exercises cor.
St;tutc the work AT each defense Those
are. artillery practice in daylight. the
ships constituting the targets OF the
forts. practice With .hc scarchi.hts
AT night and tic operation of the mine
fields, When The artillery practice IS
on. the mines are disregarded
Will Fire Little Guns. Fl
This also is the case during the
scarchlight work None of the big
guns will he trained ON the target. hut
Il blank charge i'll Il onc.poundcr will
80 fired t. Indicate the larger shot
lust where Admiral Diclins will be-
gin work, whether he will sal, from. his
recent anchorage OIL Annapolis direct
to sea. and return to the Virginia
canes tcnisht and work out the p:ob
lens al Fort Monroe or whether he
will divide his fleet and begin at all
points at once is not settled.
Land Forces All Ready. i.
rho army is coi,tcnt to say that all
the dcfcnses are prepared aud that an
cvcr-waichful eye will be kept from all
points from midnight tonight To- noon
on June H. when the exercises will
cnd.
The militia Of the District of Cclum.
cir and Of Maryland will be par, Of
TIC force under Rear Admiral Dic;ins
The SHIPS Of The feet are the Battle.
ship Texas flasshi, monitors Ar;an
.;aS.. Nevada, Florida. Terror and puri.
tan; cruisers Atlanta AID Newark;
training ships Hartford All Chesa-
pcakc; torpedo beats Rodgers. Dupont.
ThJrT0n Porter. Stewart Macdonnuch
ard :hc converted yachts Hornet, Syl.
via and Siren.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11

lial address will be delivered by Rev
+. Benton Hill, of Norfolk, and Rev. L.
Z. Shcarer, pastor Of the church, will
preach the memorial sermon. Chill.
dren's Day exercises will be held ut
the church this evening at O'Clock.
Regular services will be held this
morning. lprcachinS by the pastor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
District Convention at Trinity M. E
Church Next Thursdav

The district convention of ,hc Wo.
mems Foreign Missionary Society. oil
he Richmond district of the Virginia
conference, will bc held Thursday at
Trinity NJ f. church of this city.
The visiting delegates will he ton
dercd luncheon in the church by the
ladies Of The congregation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
NEW STEAM BOAT LINE.

Steamer Aurora Put on Norfolk, New.
port News and Petersburg Run.
The steamer Aurora has been put on
the route between this city Norfolk
and Petersburg The vessel makes
three trips weekly, stopping at all
points along the river
If the passenger trade increased as
j is expected to, a larger steamer will
be put on the route later on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11

The Virginia Grand Camp. Confederate
Veterans. Fir. McFhar is an aide OH
General BoiIin:'s staff and will so To
Louisville with him L. attend the
grand camp reunion.
Miss Florence Page left yesterday
for Pelham Mass. To spend the s:iu,.
MGR.
Miss I.da S,allnan left Yesterday
for her home III l.ynrh5urc. after IL
visit TO her aunt. Mrs. IL Murray
Mr. A. r. Eubank. Of Richmond. is
TIC Guest of friends in this city
| Miss Crcssic Hurinn has gone 10
filaci;s!,urS tn visit friends;
Hnss Katherine davidson has gene
I" Nnr;h cart!ina, where she will
spen, he summer
Miss Rose D'Ncl left Yesterday FOR
Louisa county. To visit relatives.
Miss Elizabeth TAYLOR left yestcr-
day for RALEIGH, n. C., whcrr she VIII
visit relatives
Miss Grace Rollins has returned
from Phi'a'lrpba. where she has been
attending "rhGnl
Mr.. w. l.. Gatcwood. who has been
attending the Virginia College of Med,
icine at Richmond. and who has trav.
cled through Pennsylvania and Ohio
since the close Of the session. is now
stopping with his parents on Fifticth
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Died at sewall,s Point

The iivcmonths-oill son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. D. Click, formerly of Newport
News, died at Scwall's Point Friday.
The interment was made at Norfolk
Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
A Special Value.

$2,l0O-$6o0 cash. balance $40
monthly, will buy nice Groom dwell
Ing on Chestnut avenue, near Twenty
fourth street, with two lots. See us.
NELMS. MARYE, BOYENTON &
CHAPLIN, Inc, real estate. loans, in
surance, rents and investment bonds.
G-11-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
LAWSON IN DRY DOCK.

y !.c big scven-maslcd schooner
Themes w. Lawson, the largest sail
ING VESSEL in tho world, has bccn float
ch into Try dock M. |. at the local
shiryard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
St uinccnt,s Catholic

AT. ST. 'Vinccnt's Catholic church to-
day services will be held as follows:
First mass III = o'clDck: second mas.
ut 1890 O'Clock; Sunday school AT )
O'Clock; vcspcrS and bcncdiction at
I:30 O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Thirticth Street Christian.

Childrcn's Day exercises will be held
at the TliirtictI street Christian
church tonight nj o'clock. This
morning ii II o'clock The pastor. Rev.
Milo Atkinson, will preach on the sub.
jcc,. Always Ahnunding'
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ST. Paul's Episcopal.

Al st, I'anl's Episcopal church To
day regular services will he held in
the morning and evening. preaching by
the rector. Rev. a. o. Sykes. d. ID.