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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS.
October Health Report Shows That
Formulation lie jncreaeinn

October Health Report Shows That
Population is Increasing.
DR.. j. X. Bagby, The health officer,
has just completed the following re-
Fort for October:
Deaths. total. 17-white male, 8:
white female. 4; colored male, 4; col
orcd female, 4. Causes of death, ma
laria. :; malformation OF heart, L;
marasmus. .; meningitis, .; heart dis
ease, .; tismus %nascentine, l.; gas
trio catarrh, !; d%iarrhoea, 1; convul-
sions, l..
Births, total, 4a-whiic male. q;
white female, ii; colorcd male. IL;
colored female. Z.
Contagious diseases: Diphtheria, .;
typhoid fever, ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
carlisle--West Point.

WEST POINT, n. T.. Nov. 11.-1Fail-
ire to kick caused West Point 10 lose
today To the Carlisle Indian eleven.
The score was 6 to , i'll the Indians
FAVOR and the goal which would have
tied tho score was missed by less than
six inches.
Prince Louis, of ~Battcnberg, was Il
spectator OF the game.
Two intircly different types of foot
ball players were pitted against each
other. the Indians using trick PLAYS
throughout the game and tho army
eleven relying OH its superior physical
strength to crush It's way To the goal
line. Each team scored NICE by It's
distinctive style Of play. Tho Indians,
after long patient waiting. picledtup
a tumble and raced with il over Went
Points goal. and then the army play.
ers, goaded on by prospective defeat,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Kenyon College Youth Deliber-
ateIy Killed While Being
Initiated.
MIOSHI 'MAN WILL BE TRIED
Secretary of the Navy sonaparte viii
See to it That Fatal Prize Fights
are Stopped and that champion
Sluggers" are Properly Punished for
Their Proves.
fgy Assncintcn rrrss.,

MOUNT VERNON. OHIO. Nov. II.
Coroner Scarborough rendered his
verdict i'll the picrsol, cast today. IL,
finds that Picrson had bcen bound or
tied AT The wrists and at the ankles,
II h Il he was tied fast 10 the rail.
road track and while tied was run
over by Il locomotive ana killed. No
arrests have been made.
Pierson wa n student of Kenyon
College and vas being initiated into
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity on the
night OF his death.
picrson. son of n wealthy Cincinnati
lumber dealer. was killed by a special
train that passed before The regular
train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
FIREMAN is KILLED
I'M A TEXAS WRECK
Train a Double Header Topples Over
on a Sharp Curve-Two Pas
sengers Hurt.
(By Associated Press,

ALEDO, TEN, Nov. 11.-Eastbound
Texas and Pacific passenger train No.
9, known as the c|annonball, was
wrecked near here today. killing one
man IL injuring eight others.
The dead:
LUTHER WILSON, fireman OF The
front engine, buried under wreck. Fort
Worth.
The train was a double-header and
the two engines turned over just us
they struck a curve at the top of the
neavy grnde, m which they were phil.
ing a train of fifteen coaches heavily
loaded with passengers.
Both engines, the mail and baggage
cars, the express and tho chair car
lett the rails. Only two passengers
out OF this car received injuries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Southern Cotton Man Practically
Charges the Secretary With
Criminal Act.
REPORT AIMED AT THE SOUTH
Latest Agricultural Department sulIe.
tin Held up to RidicuIe and is Said
to Have Been issued to Assist in a
Bear Raid on king cotton"-con.
gress May Act.
n:v Associntcd rrcsa.A

MEM YORK, Nov. 1l.-R;chard
Chcatham, of Atlanta. secretary Of the
Southern Cotton Association. is quot
ed by the Herald, us having severely
criticised the report OF tho cotton
crop issued Yesterday from Washing
ton. ~
Mr.. Chcatham said:
The most absurd piece Of spite
work ever attempted was the issuing
OF The crop report Friday by Mr.. vii.
son, thc secretary of agriculture. In
this report he announces the 'condi-
ton at GS,S.
Crop Conditions Unchanged.
Now there is no sane man who
ever, saw Il cotton stalk who does not
know that on November | IL Is not
only far beyond the fruiting or bearing
stage, bur in nearly every case is void
of foliage. It's condition. so far :is
conditions are recognized in reports,
is the same on October | previously.
For Secretary Wilson TO make II re-
port on condition on November /, is
TO assist in the operations of the bear
SPECTATORS to hammer down The price
OF cotton.
II say|fo Mr.. Wilson shame, Shame,
sisanae {: 'on& Atnrsstsas tlle eSsstswhosas-
sisted him in this attempt at spit work
against the cotton producers of the
South.
Congress Expected to Act.
1T is Il final effort to get even and
the attempt will result in sure liscom-
torture of the department of agricul-
tnrc before the next session of con-
sross is far advanced. That there will
be an Investigation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
HEARST FINDS
MANY FRAUDS
Outcome of the Present Municipal
Fight Expected to Fill
the Prisons.
lHy Assoclateo press.l

NY associated IreSS.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Manngcrs of
the w. II. Hearst contest claim re.
turns from the election district car.
tains OF the Municipal Ownership
League, which are coming in show in
every instance a gain for Mr.. ucarst
In the figures of the captains tall,.
sheets over the figures reported by the
district election boards and poll clerks.
These figures We're carefully gathered
and classified with the object of usinu
them as evidence in the PROCEEDINGS
To contest the otc
IT. was expected today that one OF
the Tammany district leaders would
be arrested on charges of violation of
tho election law. After the grand Jury
endorses the Indictments which havp
been drawn up charging assaults at
the polls on Monday arrests are OK
pected.
Mr.. llearst's counsel were securing
large numbers nf afiidavits today and
asserted that within a few days they
would be prepared to secure the arrest
of sixty men for various violations OF
the election law.
y Jerome watcher today made aft.
davit to the law COMMITTEES of the Je-
rome nominators that despite his pro.
tests both Democratic and Republican
election inspectors had refused TO OK
clude men from voting on other names
than their and that one Tammany
Inspector had ignored his protests
against defective 'rammany ballots
in more than thirty cases in one cleo.
ton district in the Sixth assembly dis.
trict.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12

College Men Play a Rowdy Game and
Two Students are Suspended.
(EN Associated prrSSl

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nov. Ii
Pennsylvania today defeated Harvard
III one OF the iierest gridiron battle.
ever seen ON Franklin field. The score
was II to G. Both ~clevens scored y
touchdown II kicked the goals i'm the
first half and the Quakers added ii
touchdown in the second half.
Lamson. the player over whom there
has been so much contention, scored
both toucbdowns for the Pennsylvania
eleven.
That there was i'll feeling between
the players of the two elevens was
made apparent early in the first half,
when Parker. the Crimson center. was
disqualified for smuggling and again in
the second half when Sheble was
sent tn the club house for n like OF
tense. Both touchdowns i'll the FIRST
half were due to lnck.
The numerous changes in the Har.
ward lineup attest the ficrceness with
which the Pennsylvania PLAYERS went
into the tandem play at the Crimsons.
Five men were 20 badly weakened that
they were sent To the side lines. The
Pennsylvania lineup remained intact,
however. with the exception OF Sheble,
who made too free use of his hands.
The particular sta was little Levin,
Pennsylvania's left end. Time and
time again he broke mp Harvard's in
reference before the play had gone
six feet. Six times during the game
he recovered the ball after a member
of his team had fumbled. Thrice he
was laid up because OF his fierce taciil-
ing. but he always resumed play after
receiving the sponge bath.
More than 22.00o people saw the
game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
GRAFTON HOUNDS WORN OUT.
Strenuous Work of the last Two
Weeks Tells on Animals.
nv AssociotoJ praeu

MlDDLEBURG, VA, Nov. ll.-Tho
Grafton hounds met at I O'Clock this
morning at M~ountsville. ~ miles from
%Upperville. Only a fair field was onr,
for both horses and riders were worn
out with the life OF the last
W weeks. Hounds were cast into
the woods and Il find was made almost
AT once.
The hounds we're placed on The trail
of rcynard by a shout OF a field laborer
ana he went off like the wind. hur
were soon thrown oM on account o.
TWO other big red foxes crossing his
line. This wealth Of foxes proved too
much for the hounds, fer as soon as
they tool up the tracks Of one they
crossed the trai of another, and their
noses went up. Finally the old trail
was picked up. The trail was abani-
oned shortly before reaching Lees
burg and were later brought back ~
the Grafton establishment and cast
INTO the c0verts on Crosse Creek To
try their luck again.
Henry Iiigginson, master OF the Mill
dleseX hounds, was arrested on II wal-
rant sworn out by \. Payne. over
whose land Mr.. Higsinson had riden
inadvertently. Mr.. IiiggiHson com.
promised the matter by the payment
OF $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
v. Of V.-Washinaton.
NIy Associated l,I.ss.l

W SHlNG$ON. Nov. 1.-THE Uni.
yersRy. ofesirginia, today defeated the
George Washington University foot.
basl team on the local gridiron by Il
score of 80 10 o.
ohnson. acting captain OF tho team
from the Old Dominion, pilotcd. tie
visitors To victory. lie. circled the
ends and pierced the lines with ease.
Early i'll The game he ran % yards for
Il touchdown. and the next time he got
his hands on the ball he ran 73 yards
FOR another touchdown. NAPLES, Hop.
kins, Barry and Maddox gave material
aid.
George Washington lacked weight
m experience to win in such fast
company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
IN MINES.
John J. Brady Says Mexico is the
Place to Co..


Mr.. John ]. Brady. mine vcntilat-
ing engineer, of Mexico City. is in
this city on his way back to Mexico,
where he will engagc in the mining
business. MIR. Brady stated yester-
day that he was thoroughly familiar
with all OF the gold mines in Mexico
and believed that it is q great field
for energetic young men.
When asked about the Capuzaya
mine. in which local capitalists are in.
terested, MIR. Brady stated that he has
been i'll the mine several times and
that It's riches are almost fabulous.
The ore he says is very rich and that
properly worked the mine should yield
millions OF dollars.
Mr. Brady will be IN this city for
about q week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
ORDER is
AT LAST IN RUSSIA
Church to Take a Hand in Putting
Down the Disorders at Count
Whites Orders.
NRy Associatcd press.,

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-3:20
a.. m.-Thc sroundless nature of the
alarmiSt reports that Il St. Bartholl.
NEW massacre would take place last
night was demonstrated when |
hours passed without the slightest de
Neiopment of moi spirit.
The only sign Of anything out of the
ordinary was that the Jewish stores
were suffered up earlier than usual
in several streets and localities which
rumor assigned as the scenes for loot
ing and Jew batting. Students in uni
form avoided these quarters and the
frequent military patrols indicated
that the authorities realized the ne.
cessity Of preventing n outbreak III
the capital.
Prince lIvof, the Moscow Iemstvoigt
and one of the leaders OF the cons,i.
tutional Democrats, has issued a r..
assuring announcement declaring that
the JUNIORS OF the organized Black
Hundreds" We're almost entirely
myths.
In all effort to pacify the country
ana end the fraticidal strife. Count
Wittc has enlisted tho aid of the
church and the Holy Synod has issued
an encyclical which will be read in all
the churches of the empire in place If
he usual Sunday sermon. 1t reminds
Russians that wrath and hatred often
change the nature OF men and make
them, like wild beasts. forget the laws
OF humanity and commit crimes aus
ing eternal remOrse. The encyclicul
urges Russians To york together for
the common welfare.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
ST. u CHURCH
TO BE
Portsmouth Catholics Will Use Their
Handsome New Edifice
Today.
(speclal to the Daily Prcss.>

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. list. Paul's
Roman Catholic church. the hand.
soonest church edifice of that demons.
nation i'll the South north of New Or
leans, viii be formally dedicated in
Portsmouth tomorrow.
The services will be III change Of
Right Rev. A. Van de Vyver, bishop III
lfichmond, who will he assisted by
FEATHER 7. J. Brady. pastor of Tie
chirch;. Father Joseph Frioli, Of
S%itaunton; Father Edward Walsh. of
Norfolk and other priests.
4 Tho dedicatory ermo will be
Preached by Bishop Van d" VvVo~.
5The services will begin at 8; o'clock
Sunday morning IL are cxpecteu %
continue for four hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Boston Police Raid Alleged H.
legal Doctors Officers = No
Arrests Made.
M.LPaACTiCTONERS SLICK
Surgeons" Use Screens and Masks 10
Hide Their Faces From Their Pa.
tients White in the sanitariurns-
indictments arc Found Against Four
Persons in the Geary Case.
tny Associated prsss.,

BOSTON. MASS. Nov. 1I.-Twcnty
detectives headed by Police Captains
Joseph DUgan and Lawrence, made 4
sensational descent this afternoon
upon five offices in fremont street.
where illegal operations have been
performed ON an extensive scale.
Tho action OF the police today was
the result OF disclosures in the Susan.
III. Gcary case, whose death followed
an illegal operation alleged To have
been performed in tho office OF Mrs.
DR." lone Bishop. and the moro r..
cent operation performed upon lola
Reed, u lJ-ycar-oli girl of West New.
field. Me.
Girls Waiting in the Rooms.
The Bishop office was also deserted.
Three young women were found ut
the Williams Office. They were wait
ing for the doctor.
The establishment which held most
Interest for the raiders was tina Of
Mrs. Jane Bishop at IFS fremont
street. 1t was here that Il greater pat
oil the evidence was gathered, and it
was hero also that the officers learn.
ed Tie method of disguise adopted by
the persons performing operations
was disclosed The parlor is clabor.
ntely furnished in blue and gold.
Books found in a desk showed that an
enormous business has been done
daily. .us,
Patients Do Not See Doctor"
There are three operating rooms in
the place, all clcvcrly arranged with
the idea of hiding the operator from
tho patient. Over each operating
hangs Il curtain in which there is an
opening only sufficiently large to- per-
nit the doctor TO do his wcrli. An
officer found additional evidence OF
the extreme care taken 10 conceal the
identity Of the operator. He found i
large mask having long black hair
which covered The face from the top
OF The head To the neck. Black pieces
of yelling were used to hide the eyes.
Tho Bishop establishment is said to
he the largest of its kind i'll New Eng
land and The headquarters of n num-
her Of branch offices. many of which
are ont Of town. a syndicate is IN
operation here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
virginia--southern Games.

AT richmond, Richmond Col
lcsc. 20; William and Mary. ).
~ ~Blackhurg. WHY. p. l.. IL:
Washington and Lee, o..
At nanvillc. Danvillc Military
Institute, II: Randolph Macon. II.
At Washinston-uuivcrsity of Viz.
Ginia. "a: George Washington, %.
AT Ashcvillc-Binsham, .; SCutl,
Carolina. !.
Al Raleish-A. NJ College, %: Nor,l,
Carolina, u.
Al Savannah Gordon Institute. t;
ColumhiaS Of Savannah, II.
At Auburn. Ala.-Clcmson. 20; An
burn, o.
~ Atlanta Georgia Technical lns;i
tute, is; University of the South
tScwannc), is.
A. Bryan, Tcx.-A. ~ NJ. College. 6:
kentucky University, ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
WINTER RAGING ARRANGED.
Horsemen Prepare for the crescen,
City Season.
(By Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. H.
The winter meeting o. the Crescent
City Jockey Club. which will he IN
augurated on THANKSGIVING Day, gives
promise of being OF the grandest ever
held in New Orleans. Although the
meeting is over two weeks off 400
horses are quartered at the fair.
grounds.
Fully q thousand nominations have
been received for the different events
that will be decided vor the Crescent
City Jocky Club course this winter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Y. P. AND U. OF Y.
RE VICTORIOUS
Neither af Vifgioia's Big Colleges
All ~ Their Opponents
TO Score.
PENNSi AN ANA BEATS HARVARD
conses, Quaker City MARRIED by
s'rsoi"9 and Exceedingly Rough
P'ayim by the Home Team-west
Point eadets Defeated by the Car
Isle Indians by Score of 6 to 5.
4, Sal TO the lDai,y Press,

SBnRG. Nov. ll.-Nirginia
PolytrcltE lnstitute defeated Wash
inston , a3Lcc today 10y Il score Of -
Blaqlt lfrg put up the most ragged
zane cPSshe season.
Wa spn and Lee played n beau.
tifnl sive ame
Washington and Lees inability 20
advanc, The ball at critical moments
prHvcnGtEthcm from scoring.
Stickley's goal from placement was
prubabl thc feature of The game.
NaSby. Mnormaw, Dtfcndah aud Han,
Icy alsqSdid good work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Prisoners Start a Revolt.

ODESSA, Nov. 1.-THE prisoners of
kishineff and Bcssara, revolted in a
body last night and demanded their
freedom. On their request being re.
fused the prisoners returned to the
jail. Troops were hurried 10 the scene
and fired a volley into the mutincers,
of whom twenty-five were killed and
manw wounded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
MaIpraetlctioners Indicted.

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 1.-THE
grand jury today indicted four persons
whose names have been connected
with the death of Susanna Geary. the
suitcase victim. They are Mrs. Mary
5. Dean. OF Boston. as principal. and
DR.. Percy d. Mcleod. of Boston, and
Louis w. Crawford and William r..
Howard. ALA Hunt. at present in GUS.
tody iii New York as accessories. M
indictment was found against Norris
Nathan. tho GIRLS sutton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Third Mutineer Convicted.
rtSy AssoCfdted -Presx.)

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. IL
Henry Scott. thu third OF the negro
mntineers ron the schooner Harry y.
Berwind was convicted in the federal
court today ana sentenced to he hang
ed here with his %shipmates, Adams
and Ewaycr, on January %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
WOULD ENTER BIRMINGHAM.
Illinois Central Anxious to Enter Ala
Bama's iron City.
(IIy NSSOcIated PresS,

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. Nv
!. Harahan. fourth v~ice-prcsident and
In charge OF the operating department
accompanied by a. 8. Baldwin, chief
engineer OF the Illinois Central rail
road with headquarters in Chicago.
were in Birmingham this morning ar
ranging TO make application 80 the
city of Birmingham and the county of
Jefferson for certain rights and privil.
EGGS looking To an entrance into this
city for their railroad line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
pesth of ar Infant.

Arthur Linwood Mason, the nine
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
S. Mason, died at the residence of the
parents, 937 Forty-second street. yes
afternoon at 2:So O'Clock. The
funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
HElREss TO WE'D A DUKE.
Miss Townsends Buys a Title viii,
Her Wealth.
N}y Negotiated press.,

WASHINGTON, u. G., Nov. IL
The engagement of Miss Mathil III
Townsend To Duke d'Albc is reported
from Paris, where the young woman
has teen living for several months.
Miss Townsend is the daughters Of
Mrs. Richard y. Townsend, OF this
city, and is worth several million dol.
lars in her own right.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANNAPOLIS ND M

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Nov. li.-rha
Naval Academy eleven delighted is
supporters this afternoon ny playing
most brilliant Football and dcfeatin,
me much heavier team OF liuckncll ny
a score of "a To o. This is one of tha
largest scores modc by the midship
men this season II strengthens The
confidence here that Annapolis has
more than IL good chance OF winninr
from West Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
HOME OF HERo's WIDOW.
StonewaIl jackson Memorial Associa.
ton to Care for Mrs. Jackson.
UBy Associated press.>

tBy AsSocinted rrcss.l
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 1.-THE
Stonewall Jackson Memorial Assoc;a-
ton will prepare Il oom in the old
jackson home at Lexington. which is
to be turned into Il hospital as Il mem
orial 10 the Confederate Zero. for the
reception of Mrs. Jackson and will III.
wife the widow of the famous chief:a'n
To occupy it whenever and Tor us lou.
Il time as she may see fit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
YlIe--BrOwn

MEM HAVEN. CONN. Nov. ILL.
. game full OF sensational plays Yaic
defeated Brown University today 1y
the score Of II Ia o. No until wajl
through the second half did the Val.
supporters fcci certain that Rrowa
would not score Il touchdown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Six Years for CunIiffe.
IRN AsancIatrh Preas

PTTTSBuRG, PA. Nov. l1.-Edward
Il. Cunlifc. the Adams Express rob
her, a sentenced TO serve six years
In the pententiary this morning by
Judge Mcfarland. Cunliffc was sen.
fenced on two charges of larceny aS-
sresating SOL 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
close Game in Georaia.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. ll.-.Aftc.
CAPTAIN and Quarterback ~Scurborou.i,
had lead his teammates OF Scwanco
To within easy striking distance 81
victory he allowed Sweet. Of Tech. tu
get him and make a 50-yard run for {,
touchdown. which tied tho score, IS
~ IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Graf WaIdersee in the Mud.
(Ry Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Ham
burS-Amcrican passenger liner. Graf
Waldersee while leaving New York
harbor today for Hamburg ran
aground on the fats off Red Hook. The
vessels rests on the mud.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
To courtmartiaI Naval Cadet.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. IL
Secretary Bonaparte today ordered a
courtmartial for the trial of MidshiIs.
man Minor Mcriwcthcr, ,Jr., OF the
Naval Academy in connection with the
death OF M%idshipman Branch, which
followed n fistic fight between the two
students.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Union Miners Charged With Murder.
(By Associated Presr.)

WHITEWELL, TENN, Nov. H.
Lieutenant Bass. in command of the
military force here, arrested twenty
union miners today on the charge of
having killed a n|on-union miner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Ric!~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT and M,rv

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 1.-THE
college VI William and Mary was do.
ioatcd 90 Broad street park today by
i'irhmol4i college, the score being
81 to .,
The r%isiiors scored in the first half,
bnt were outclassed in the second.
The game was splendidly played.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Others EASTERN colIenes

Wesleyan, is: Williams, o.
amherst, o.: Dartmouth. u.
Dickinson, is; l.ohigh, %.
Harvard Freshmen, IL; Cushing
Academy. o.
Washington and Jefferson, q: West.
ern University OF Pennsylvania, II.
Yale Freshmen. rs; Princeton Fresh.
men, q.
John Hopkins. %; Haverford. >.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
Seven Prisoners Break Jail.

CARTERSVILLE, GA, Nov. 11.-Six
negro and enc white prisoner escaped
from the Barlow county Jail last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12

obtained a charter today from tho
State Corporation Commission. The
president OF the association IS Gov
II y. J. Montague.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-12
STATUE FOR AN ACTOR.
Richmond Proposes to Build Memorial
to Joseph Jefferson.
DIV Assnc,atfd Prcsa.)

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. little Of
fcers of the association formed for
the purpose of erecting a monument
here to Joseph Jefferson, the actor,