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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
PREACHER MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR

Policeman Clancy Oh mount VeIIiot' us
-. q light in the First Congregational
60, -rr,rs5av night at 1:2O a. m and thought
+ha+ he had pocketed a burglar The officer
caTtionsv investigated and discovered that the
,.s+o- the Rev. William B. Allis. was there Mr.
Ans. a,,Ia,ned to the officer that he had just
,a+-,.d From, his vacation and during his
obssnca his house had been closed When he
er+srsa his home he found 1t. swarming with
neas, and in order to obtain peace and comfort
he u,.s obliged to resort to his study in the
church until his family returned ana the house
could he renovated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

roadsterz, David Bonner, Albert {, Han ana
Robert W. Leonard; harness horses. F NJ ware,
CIV A Ward and Willard Parker 1r.; ponies
- IIo-neee and under saddle. G. Jason Waters;
radGia horses. E T. Talmage and Robert Mac
iay! hunters and jumpers. Howard N Potter
and Robert Maciay. II, G po,,,o1
rzou-aTd WiIlets, Miss Henrietta Weatherpee,
Miss May DeeEing Miss t Marion H Pa0
1r,,o,,5 Ms w 8 Elliott, Robert Cutting.
NJ ESy-in n Weatherbee, w. II. Catlin, Miss
Catlin Mrs E w kaufman. George Z. ClauseI''
w Iar1es Rurler Herbert Coppell, Charles A
Gould. Mrs Henry siegel. Clarence Whitman
= - fseTin and Thomas a. Maitland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
MOTORISTS INGENUITY.

Mr. Edge tells pleasant little story OF ingenuity
+toL bas cached him In 4 letter from Mr.. Allison
who has been touring with Napier car in Basuto-
land the first car that has been 'here' The drifts
ascending from some or tho rive4s so steep IN
-. 80 ,,s car was tilted until the petrol tank
was lower than the carburetter. and Of course the
car ' stopped for want of fuel Mr. Allison made
small tank for petrol TO clip on TO the dashboard.
and put a IT, joint with two taps into the petrol
feed pipe. that when ne GoHes 70 very steep
-. - m,tb ,na,arubber tubing and goes gavIv
He measured Of the , arif'S We 70 have rise
o. LIS ars n ,h. sides or houses We shall not need
70 n a tnxsniopS-Oun6ss AaSsrtissr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
FOR BIG NEW PUBLIC PARK.

A plan is advocated to make q public park
along the entire route Of the Bronx River in
Westchester County and the Borough of The
Bronx. The Improvement is proposed by Will
tam w Niles one of the directors Of the New
York Geological Society, who is drafting bill
10 be presented to the legislature. The bill will
name a commission whose object will be to pre-
vent the pollution Of the Bronx River by people
living along both sides Of the waterway. 1t is
believed that the new Bronx Valley sewer will
be a great help to the plan, as II will take care
of the drainage that flows into the river from
The towns from Yonkers to White Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
EXPLORED AN ISLAND FOR VACATION
F. A. stratton Found Live HOLSTERS and Seals
on New Possession IN Maine

F A. Stratton president Of the Westchester
Lighting Company, has just returned from
ten days vacation in Maine, exploring island
which he purchased about a year ago. but had
never seen. The island consists of thirty nine
acres and among other things, Mr. Stratton
found that It contains twelve kinds of timber
and an abundance of small game, while the
waters OF the neighborhood abound with giant
Holsters and seals. Mr. Stratton and his family
arrived on Monday, hired twenty-seven car
penters. had a large cottage erected by Saturday
night and lived in it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

nounce that they intsnd to build q Zo-foot ad-
dtiou to the present building:
Miss G p Mason and Miss J. E Farwell VITO
have been in Europe for the summer. arrived tsa
home yesterday. Miss Masons scnooi' INC
Castle will open about September q
The citizens of North TarrytoWn THINK tnds
the village should have another policeman; ana
expect to ask the trustees TO make an auui1oN
TO the force .. -
Miss Gwendolin Hawthorne. daugnLer o.
Julian Hawthorne and Michael A MlkReisen'
who were married IN 1onkers recently WI -
side at No 81 C1rove-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
THE WESTCHESTER FAIR.
HE4THERBLOOM TO JUMP.
Hozcard WHLets WW Erhibit NearLy
Al His Stock.

One Of the most attractive features Of tho
Westchester County Fair and Horse Show,
which will be held at White Plains from Sep
TENDER IS to %. will be the exhibition by How
ard Willets of his great herd of cattle. sheep,
pigs and hogs. dogs and horses. His total ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

the Assembly of the Province of New York, re-
ceived SIS for sixty days services.
The old records show that the board used to
hold its sessions as early as O'Clock in the
morning Now II meets at 10: 45. and some of
the members find il difficult to be present at
that hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
DEMOCRATS SHIRk DUTY
ONLY One Delegate an Three at the
County Contention.

The Democratic convention OF Thursday was
one of the smallest which ever assembled at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from sixth page.

Mrs. George c. Howe. Charles A Scheren. NJ.
and Mrs. Charles r. Flint. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Cordova. F. Augustus Heinze. < <. S2ossiter and
the party of Packer students comprising Miss Mar
guerite Planten, Miss Henrietta Dana. Miss Mabel
Wckert. Miss Charlotte Hand Miss Carolina Tag.
Miss Helena Tag and Miss Ruth Parker, chapeT-
oned by Miss Alice ". Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs James Stokes have booked passag &c
on the Celtic, which sails from Liverpool next
Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Among the American visitors in Paris last week
were Mr.. and Mrs S. Edwin Buchanan. Miss Janet
Buchanan, Mrs. James l. Morgan. Mrs John Hill
Morgan Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius ZabTiskfe. Mrs
Richard T Merritt, the Misses Merritt. Mr.. and
Mrs James F. Fahnestock. II. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Power. Mrs. L. T Sheffield. Rufus L
Scott, tr.. and Herbert Dickinson Lewis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Mrs George R. Sheldon, Miss Gertrude Shsldo-
and Miss Kate De Forest Prentice expectet
home on TIE Deutschland. which is due Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Though not yet the middle OF September some
town houses are already opened Among me re-
cent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs Edward g. Jourdan
Of Unon-st-. from Schroon Lake. Adlrondacks;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Troy. OF sth-eve.. from
the New Monmouth. Spring Lake Y ]. Mr and
Mrs. Lewis NJ Meeker. Of sth-ave from Garden
City: the Henry L Haydens. OF PrAsident-st-, from
Warwick. n. y; the William Murrays of the Lake
wood, Sth-ave-, from Lake Sunapee. y. H. Judge
ana Mrs James G Church Of shave. from the
W hlte Mountains; the Rev DR. and Mrs. y MCGEE
Waters, OF Union-st-, from Brooksville. Me; the
Joseph z Merrfhews, OF Kenmore Place, from the
New Ocean House. Svampscott Mass. Dr. and
Mrs Perry Dtckie and Miss A Madeline Dickie. OF
Schermerhorn-st.. from Eastern Point. New Lon
don, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lott Schenck
Of the Lakewood. shave. from Western trip:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore L. Lutkins. OF Cambridge
Place. from the Belgrade Lakes. Belgrade Me-,
and Mr. and Mrs. William c. De Witt. OF Remsen-
St. from the Prospect House. Shelter Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Greuville Temple Emmett. Of New-Rochelle. has
gone TO St Paul, Mimi. where he will be mar
ried. on September Is, to Miss Pauline Anne
Ferguson. The ceremony will be performed by
Archbishop Ireland. at the home Of Miss Fer
guson's grandmother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

Invitations are out for the wedding of Arthur
II. Whitley, of New-Rochele, who has for twt
years been engaged in mining in Ely. New. q
Miss Laura Grace Bassett. The ceremony vii
take place on September 20 at Ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10

The marriage of Sydney NJ. Wood. Yale 90,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph s. Wood, Of
Mount Vernon. and Miss Clara Jacobs. eldest
daughter of Post Office Inspector Joseph z.
Jacobs of Summit Chester HILL will take
place on Monday. September %, at the home OF
the bride The Rev. Edward ]. Flynn will Off
Cfate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
tain rings up at the Academy Of Music
Monday night.
Something New.


There is pleasing novelty about the
comic opera Sergeant KITTY which
Will he seen at the Academy Tuesday
night Tor the sccoEd time this season
lhcrc IS nothing in the Music.
wlrch is excellent. that in anyway
Suggests other comic operas and there
is def treatment If the plot tla,
makes it totally unlike any other con-.
ic plots. There is a swing and dash
to the songs and, the chorus work Of
TIC scores Of pretty girls who matte
up that feature Of the production that
is more han pleasing.
Helen Byron. The leadin" woman
who plays the title ulc Of Kitty is
unlike many comic opera Queens. Size
is rot a tall statncsQnc woman. hut is
a slight wisp Of Il girl. winsoMc IL,
every Mood and who CnrrelS ;,slmira-
ton Of her audiences not only because
If her manner and voice but as we'll d.,
cause Of her ability as an actress.
Charles Wayne the Chief comedian.
has way that is quite different from
the average comic opera comedian
and nc made quite a lit wlcn lie was
seen here arlv in the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Ordinance Passed Prohibiting the
Sale IF Cider
SAY EMPLOY CITY ATTORNEY
Matter Discussed in City Council Of
the Ancient Capital-Mr.. N. l.. Hen
ley Mentioned in Connection With
the MISUNDERSTANDING Sidewalks
tspccja, to ,l,e Daily prcss.>


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 10
The city council held its regular
monthly meeting Thursday night, aud
III the absence Of President L. w Lane
Mr.. Hugh S. Bird, vice.prcsident, pre-
sided
An ordinance reported FROM the or.
dinancc committee at the las, meet
ing. prohibiting tho sale Of cider Of any
kind in the city Of williamsburg. was
passed. The ordinance is effective
from its passage.
a resolution was offered by Mr.. Bird
looking to tho employment OF a city
attorney At the request OF Mr.. Cole
the resolution went over till the next
meeting. Tho name OF Mr.. n. l.. Hen.
Icy was mentioned for the new Office
aud he will probably be chosen at the
next meeting.
a resolution was offered bringing uu
The question Of paving the sidewalks
II was suggested that the work would
cost about $4,000. according to the es-
innate of Contractor Nally Richardson
Of Hampton. As the city has not that
much cash on hand this year. the
amount needed will probably be Dor
rowcd from tho local banks. The mat
ter was referred to tho street commit.
tee with instructions to get estimate
as 10 the cost OF the paving and report
at the next meeting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Time 10 Stop.

IN insurance company properly con
hHctch should be always in a position
to cease its operations al any moment
SO Tar as ne wbusiness is concerned
and slowly liQnidatc. paying everybody
III tnll the face value OF the policy and
IT'S proportion Of the surplus. Would
It not be good thing for the three
giants. commonly 50 called 10 consid-
CT the wisdom Of resting upon their
oars for a while?
Underlying all the discussion with
respect TO the insurance companies is
he one Tact that they arc becoming
nh"ic!dy. Tho rate OF increase itself
Increases sharply as time goes on.
Many people think that they arc be.
coming TOO large for good manage.
'ncnf. Some think they arc becoming
700 large Tor general good. There is
no law compelling them to go Oh accu-
initiating assets and liabilities.
It strikes us that this would be 3
good place and good time for them 10
stop. Wall Street Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
APPEALS FOR MISSISSIPPI.
Jefferson Davis Daughter Wants
State Recognized on Monument
a !

Jefferson Davis Daughter Wants
State Recognized on Monument.
N;y Associated Prcss)
MERIDIAN. MISS. March 1u.-a1rs.
Margaret H. Hayes. OF Colorado
Springs, Colo. daughter of Jefferson
Davis. has written letter urging the
Confederate veterans OF Mississippi to
use every cndeavor to have tic State
Of Mississippi recognized OH tho Davis
monument. to lie crcctc; at Richmond
Va
She says her father always regard
cd himself as a Mississippian
taught his children as such. anu that
it will be q great disappointment to
the family IF the most beloved State
Of Davis is ignored on the monument
Mrs. Hayes asks that Major Lowry
and other leading Confederate vcter-
ans make efforts to have the inscrp.
ton on the monument changed, and
says il would have hcen better had
the widow of the dead chieftain writ.
ten the inscription, as she best knew
her husband would have wanted on
the monument.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
MURDER SAYS JURY.
Coroner's Inquest Says Mrs. Stanford
Died Unnatural Death.
(Bv Associated l,rcssl

(BN Associated 'rcss.)
HONOLULU. March a.-Jhc coro.
ncr's jury last night returned verdict
that Mrs. Jane l.. Stanford died all un.
natural death. Tho verdict SAYS that
death was duo to Strvcl.nnc poison
IL. the poison having ben introduced
into bottle of bicarbonatc of :;od;,
With telonious intent ny some person
or persons to the jury unknown.
The cid Of the inquest with a posi-
tive verdict Of murder. leaves the DO.
lice Of Honolulu rs much vlthcu- a
clow as when Mrs. Stanford died
High Sheriff Henry said after to-. in.
quest that it was his opinion that the
strychnine was placed in the soda iii
san Francisco by a member OF Mrs
Stanford's household \; the inuucst
Dr.. Sherry testified that the strvchninc
';Scd as shCwn by The tests. was a
strychnine such as is not used general
~ tor mcdicinal purposes. but used
principally Tor poisoning animals. This
statement is regarded rs OF possible
assistance in tracing the purchase, Of
tho Strychninr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Reasonable Explanation.

oskalCosa. Hans. is situated more
Than mile from its railroad station.
one morning recently a Kansas City
travelling man. who was riding to the
station from an Oslaloosa hotel in a
cold bus. began swearing about the
distance. winding up with. what on
earth made them build that depot SO
far from the town." The bus driver
shifted his quid Of tobacco. Because
they wanted it TO be near the railroad
reckon he said quietly. That ended
The convcrsatiOn.-Kans CITY Times
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11

its annual, meeting today. Charles H
Mni!ikin. president, and j. J. Davies.
secretary and treasurer were re-clect-
'c1. The Jpnervilie Horse and Colt
Snow Association was admitted to the
association and rule adopted provid-
ing for appeal by an exhibitor to tho
association when debarrcd by any Of
The affiliated organizations from ex-
bijitinS.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: On railway freight rates-H
i. Goodridsc. j. Anderson and RI. C.
BraXton: on passenger rates-C. w.
Smith ana J. w Cochran
Schedule CT Show Dates.
Eat2s for the shows al the various
places were as follows: Kcswick. May
?: Leeshurg. Innc : and s: Upper
vile. june - and IL: Fredericksburg.
July ! : and II: Cnlpcpcr, July and $ ;:
Manassas. .IEly &c and p: Orange.
I'llH II and August /: charlottesville,
August :: and I: Stanton. August $. Z?
'il 70: Front Royal. August ~ and
-: flarrisnlhurg. August 49, IL and
U: Rerryvillc. August "a and %: War
rcnto1. August 30 and II: Lynchb,,rg,
October ;. 1, . and &: Richmond DC.
tol,cr 10 to -: Norfolk. Oct 10 to 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF NEW
FORT NEWS, VIRGINIA.
by virtue Of decree entered by the
Circuit Court for the county OF Eliza
beth City. Virginia, May 18th. 1904, in
the chaDccry cause Of Fanny j. Langs-
low vs. r. +. i.angslow, administrators,
etc. ct ais, the undersigned special
commissioner, will offer for sale in
front OF the premises. on Saturday,
March 18th. 1905, at l. O'clock a. m,
the following property, to wit:-Tirst:
Lot No. II in block No. 4O1, as shown
upon q certain plat cutitlcd. "Map OF
Part OF the City of Newport News, Vir-
ginia." made by r. f. Mclean, civil
engineer; and second: Lot No. 81 in
block No. 40l, as shown upon the afore-
said plat, which said plat is recorded
III the clerk Office Of the Corporation
Court for the city Of Newport News,
Virginia: being the same real estate
OF which John e. L-angslow, deceased,
died seised and possessed, together
with the improvements thereon.~
Tcrms:-One-third cash: and the re
s'duc in six. twelve and eighteen
months payable in equal instalmcnts.
the credit instruments carrying interest
from date Of sale and the purchaser
executing bonds therefor payable at
said respective dates, and the title Of
the property retained by the court until
all OF the purchase money is paid and
convcyanccs ordered by the court; but
the purchaser or purchasers if SO Sc
Letting may pay all Of the purchase
money in cash.
SIDNEY J. DUDLEY,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
quirctl Of the above named special com
missioner by decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Elizabeth City county has
been given, with security approved by
me.
H. II. HOLT,
For further information apply to
Nelins. Maryc, Royenton e. Chaplin,
Inc. Real Estate. Insurance and Loans,
23j7 Washington avenue 2-15,St VISA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Battle West Of Mukden.

TOXIC March TO- tNcon)-l, i;
nno1i"ia'ly reported that the Russian
strength west CT Muk.len consists 81
twc corps.
The japanese. who destroyed n"
railroad. arc pressing the Russian
nu';kNa:d along the Mulidcn roa;l is
nov engaged six miles north or ~.
Hun river.
The extreme japanese right is with.
III FIVE miles Of Sushun.
Nearly al tho Russians heavy guns
and many field guns have aeen cap.
,u:cd.
The Russians seem to b. :noyin:;
eastward toward Fushun With the Oh
ictt Of retiring north.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Belmont at the Throttle

August Belmont is personally direct
nS the llsh! against the traffic strike
IRON Palm Beach. and Miami Florida.
= telegraph wire leads directly from
General Manager Hcdley's room, in
the Astor House. to Nj. Bclnont.s
room. in The Breakers Hotel at Palm
Hcach. and the Hotel Royal Palm Mi
ami, where Mr.. Belmont went ycstcr.
day to fish. One Of tho messages that
came over this wire was. in substance.
as follows:
Make no concessions: submit to no
arbitration plan. Keep up the fight to
The end. No compromise
Nr. Belmont exchanges score Of
messages With Mr.. Hedlcy daily. he
!" Kept posted ncvcry detail Of the
slriE" The messages sent TO him
''aHc been OF the most optimistic char,
actcr. In effect, Mr.. Hedlcy has dc.
ciarcd his opinion that the strike i;
broken.-New York American
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Eva Tanquay.

Miss Eve Tanguay has been ire.
Gucntly compared with both Lolita AMI
RCsiua NolicS. for &t times her spon.
taneitv Of action and tcc,lndity of I'M.
'nor strongly remind one CT the formcr.
while in other scenes she suggests The
n,ii"t yet forccfEl methods that tie
latter we]l-bclLved across was wont 10
employ.
In The Sambo Girl" Miss Tang,:,y
is said to have found role hat exact.
y MS: he: peculiar requirements am!
one in which she has achieved another
wtli-'ncritef success Her company.
too. and especial stress is laid on the
announcement Of the chorus of Young,
fresh voices that not only ill the nvp
as 10 beauty bnt are mos, satisfactory
as to voice
T. he mail orders TOR seats for Miss
'mSuay's engagement indicates .l,al
the little con.cdicnnc will face an IN.
usually large audience when Tic cur.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
FOR SALE.

@ CLOSE AN ESTATE. HAVE
for sale below value. a fine residence
four years Old newly painted and
papcrcd throughout. 8 rooms large
cistcTn. sewer connection. two poul-
try houses. runwavs fenced with
Wire. fine orchard berries ami vcSct-
able garden. Lot 20ox2a0. Building
cost sl.700. Mortgage sl.lo0. Late
owner held the property at $4,000
For quick sale now to close tho
estate. vii make very low price and
easy terms. Apply to IT. S. THOMP-
SCN. - r. Queen street. Hampton.
Va. Phone i32 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
TO DiSBAR FORMER JUDGE.

Charged With Deceit. UnprofessionaI
Acts and Dishonesty.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March 10
Proceedings for disbarment have been
entered in the Circuit Court at Mari
anna against 3. S. I-iddon. former
chief Justice Of the State OF Florida.
The charges. three in number. al
leSe deceit anu official misconduct.
unprnfcssional acts and dishonesty.
The matter has created a sensation all
over the State
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
A Familiar story.

IARlS, March l0-7'hc Russian cu.
ha$sy officials cxpi,in that Genera,
NuruI'atkin's retreat as being part ,l 4;
settled plan Il'cy say the real strr.-
;;'r will occur At lIarbt. where The
Russisns Will concentrate large rcln
forccurntS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
Viii Do Part Toward Making
Exposition a Success
so SAYS GILES B. JACKSON
Richmond Lawyer Says Negro DeyeI
opmcnt and Exposition Company is
in Fine Shape Expects Organization
Will Receive Substantial Assistance.
Especial to the Daily Prose-. /,

RICHMOND, Ma. March 1n-t;iic$
g. Jackson the coicrcd LAWYER. who
occupied 4 conspicuous position Al the
head Of the negro ool,lnu III the ina,,-
gural parade Saturday has returned.
frcm Washington With high ropes TO-:
he success OF the negro exhibit at the
jamestown exposition.
When asked TO-DAY what wu".:I hs.
The future plans for TIC success Of IN.
negro exposition since Congress ha,
failed tc make the FIJI! appropriation
10 his enterprise. he replied That the
Negro Dryulnpn,cIl and Exposition
Compare was never III a BETTER cr,.di
ion | ban il is i,rw. ana then IN. added
hat III. ta"l that Congress had made
ANY apprcrr..alir', ri all had created
enthusiasm :l.on:s tho people through.
ont ~ country.
Par. Of the Exposition.
You SOC said he. the mere fact
hat Tie government appropriated
$i2J-Gnh 10 i,ar!icipat" III the cnlehr:l.
lien al Jamestown in cpn,neEora iGl,
pt II" Iallji!." of the first English.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
GEN. KUROPATklN
TELLS THE GEAR
Sends an Official Dispatch Announcir,
tho Beginning Of His Retreat
Last Night.
icy Associated IrcSs.)

ST. PETERSBURG March, 10
General Kuropatliin has sent The fol
loving dispatch to Emperor Nicholas
under tc.|ays Gate:
Last night began The retreat Of
all our armies. During the night thcr"
MAS no fighting. bat a heavy cannon
?dc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
KAWAMURA IS
THE KEYSTONE
Continued from nrst pagcD

rifles west Of Nnkdcn railroad station
10 Talchckiau. thence turning north
cast aIcn:s tie valley Of the ru river tn
the village OF Tardyatun. niue miles:
northeast Of Mnk,lcn and six miles
west Of tho railroad. and thence con.
'inung generally northward toward
Tic Pass.
II. places til" japanese bent their
lines sharply inward as at the imperial
tcmts which their shells arc reaching
ANA where the railroad turns eastward
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
FURNITURE.

MIR. W. r. CARPENTER. FORMER
ly with the Newport News Furniture
Co. is now with us and will he
pleased TO have his friends call up.
THE PEOPLES FURNITURE
PACKING AND STORAGE CO.,
when in need Of anything in the up
holstcry line. Cit phone 50.