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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
RYE0ATR.
Death of Farmer Resident.

Percy Ellis Meader formerly of Rye
gate, died in Montgomery, Alabama,
Dec. s, after lingering illness OF about
one year, in the SD year of his age. He
was a son of the late Granville Carleton
and Elizabeth A. (Colburn) Meader, and
was born in Newbury in 1858. His edu-
cation was obtained in the public schools
OF Ryegate and he had taught with sue
cess ia East Ryegate, South Peacham
and Groton. He went west about 80
years ago and engaged in railroad con-
struction work. About Is years ago he
went south to work for Cochrane and
Brown. For some years he did contract
work under the name of McMurray &
Meader, and later took charge of the
work for the firm OF Cook & Laurie,
prominent builders in Montgomery.
About 20 years ago he married Miss Jen-
ME Sturm of Eugere, Indiana, who with
one son, Henry Carleton, survives him.
He was a member OF the Masonic Fra
ternity, OF the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. and of the Presbyterian
church. He had many friends in the
south and in Vermont, who respected
him for his character and genial DISPOSE
ton.
A force of 100 men are working through
the winter at the big paper mill at East
Ryegate which is being erected at an ex-
pense of 1915 ,OOO.' The mill is being
built of steel and concrete, and is to be
finished next summer. New York capt.
talists are the heaviest stockholders in
the new enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

charges brought against Council
men Doyle and Matthews recon-
meudei that the city attorney bring
charges against the accused men.
but a fierce fight developed over the
adoption Of the report. and as fin
ally adopted the report recommend
ed that the city attorney take the
matter Into his own hands and do
az he saw ut. Tho two councilmen
are charged with having accepted
SIS each from Mrs. Julius Horton
Mayor Macllef has been forced 10
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= BUTTE. Mont. July Ill he .
a cause her husband deserted her .
20 travel with the Grow Indian .
. baseball team and because he =
. sold her share OF the tribes .
4 cattle and spent tho money for q
q whisky. Title suis. = full q
q blcoded Grow Equaw. has begun .
. action to secure a divorce from q
q George Sula Tho complaint y
q was filed IN the district court .
= AT Livingston. Mont. and IL the .
flrst o. the kind on record In q
q the West q
Both Suia and his wife are /.
. well educated. having been .
. schouled At the Crow Indian q
q agency. SuiH won considerable q
. fame for himself a. a baseball q
q pitcher and left hia bride some q
. months ago To travel with q
. baseball team The complaint q
: alleges that 3uia IL a periodical .
= drunkard and that he spent bis q
a wife's entire fortune for liquor q
49, 80 $500 sts =
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SEATTLE BEATS EN- ALL

PORT TOWNSEND. July IL
Following el,Wcly upon the annual
report ~ tho United States ship
ping commissioner for the district
OF Puget sound. resume OF which
Was published exclusively IN The
star the report OF the collector OF
customs for the month OF Juno fur
niahca additional evidence OF how
far Seattle boats 'em all" when Il
eomw To doing business Collector
ido'a report. Issued last evening,
shows Seattle to lead In every de-
nartment even In exports. which
has always been the boast Of tho
city on Commencement bay. The
following figures containing a sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

! tempted 20 rob one Of the Pullman
cars on Northern Pacific train No.
Z near Sand Point. Idaho. on Sun
day night Pullman Conductor
Healy found the man Fiouchink In
the yutlhule and. catching sight OF
a revolver IN his belt. Al once Crap
Piled with him. The robber beat the
conductor almost into insenhihility
and ahot al him once. but became
frightened and leaped from the
train. RE must have landed unhurt.
for no trace Of him could be found
when the train was stopped and a
search made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11
SMALLPOX IN
LOCAL HOSPITAL

Hence. and she has been practically
alone except FOR the presence of her
nurse since being aoltcd with sick
ness Little fear Is entertained OF
oontaglon from the case.
lt IL thought Mrs, Rainford con.
tracted the dread disease IN Port
land She ia standing the siege OF
smallpox well, and although the
case Il severe one, she viii prob.
ably recover.
This is the first case Of smallpox
reported In the city since last Aug.
ust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

RecognlEed only after n had de
veloped 10 an advanced stage. a
case OF smallpox was discovered at
the Seattle General hospital Mon
day Nctepnoon.
Nrs. Rainterd. wife ef a travel
ms man. aud recently arrived from
Portland. Is the victim she was at
once removed 30 the pest house. by
order 90 Health Officer Or. W L.
Ludlow. and the room she had &C
cupled was thorouKhiY fumlgated.
Every other precaution was taken
10 prevent tho spread OF the pest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

BoLTIMORE. July I0--At the
Christian EndsayOr convention be
inE held here Charles J. Bonapare.
secretary OF the navy. delivered IN
address on Pure Politics and Re
Mgons The closing session OF the
convention vas held Monday night
Ia Annoy hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Hackaehs Is "A very common afnic-
ton. and IL caused ~ the nerves 81
the spinal column being affected
Or. Miles Servine will relieve the
pain by soothing. strengthening and
curing the nerves and euunilKlnE the
nerve force. n fret bottle does not
benefit Eet your money back from
the druggist.
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Call ard Make an investigation
Examination Is Free-46- Page
Illustrated Beck Explains All;
Call or Send for II.

There Is no more opportune
time q the year 70 have dental
work done than now. The wealth
er In comfortable, and the sys-
tenn generally at it's best aver
age Of health BY having the
work done now you will save
yourself a lot OF discomfort DUR
Ing the winter months, for
drauKhts and chills will not
settle as readily in healthy teeth
and gums as In diseased ones.
II you are IN need OF the serv-
ices Of a dentist. then dentists
and dentistry interest you vital
~. and 80 you have no doubt
heard Of The Boston Dentists
Alveolar Method OF Dentistry.
the most wonderful revolution
that the profession OF dentistry
has ever known.
Unless you are already bllndly
attached 20 one particular dem
list AMI cannot be reasoned with
ln behalf Of another. we ask you
20 consider the qualifications OF
the Boston Dentists. 1899 Sec
ond avenue, the Keniuses who
htasNAEffo AiAt AAFtNihE 1tthh4
OF Dentistry,
While medicine and other pro-
fessions and arts were making
progress dentistry was at a
stundstif FOR a generation or
more, until these dentists gave 20
the world certain patents and
discoveries by which pyorrhea or
discharge from the gums could
be cured. by which loose and
falling teeth could be tight
ened and missing teeth TO any
number could be replaced with
out the old-time. cumbersome
and annoying bridgework or re-
movable plate.
You say Extraordinary" and
40 Il Is. and. better still. at their
office address. 1890 Second Ave-
nue., that and even more diff
cult work is being done sue
cessfully every hour of the
day. Call or write. and the
written or personal proof win be
shown you.
lt Is no more expensive to have
work done by the Alveolar
Method than by ordinary meth
DDS, and yet the former IS more
skilled. safer and permanent.
Naturally which will you pre-
fer7
No charge for examination and
advice.
Anyone can call az the offices
OF the Boston Dentists. 142o Sec
ond Avenue, Seattle, and be ex-
amined. counseled and advised
free OF charge. Appointments
may be made by telephone.
Numbers A 2S1S and Main Use.
Opposite the Bon Marehe.
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90 TO ALkI NArAroAlum.

Every afternoon and evening the
great POOL Of warm salt water is full
OF the best Of people enjoying the
warm salt baths sss
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The Art laurel stoves and ranges
tho only double fiue' takes the
lead Art Stove Co. 1922 First ave-
nue. Seaffla Thos. Hegdahl 4 Co.
Inc. sole agents s's
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resclnd his order suapendlng the ac-
euscd eounellmen pending their
trial. on the ground that he had no
authority 90 make such an order.
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STRAY COW FINDS FOR
TUNE.

BUTTE. Mont. July IL 4
= Miss Mamie Brown. an Is I
q year-old colorad domestic. (,
q while searching for a stray I
= COW near iiomenfake. a half I
= mile east or lutte stumbled ,
= into a sopher hole. out Of which I
= had been thrown several small
= PARTICLES OF quarts IA which the
4 gold fairly glistenrd. The girl
= carried tho sparkling rock
q home and assays IN butte b
a a number 81 reputable asaayefa
a show that the rock carries
a more than $1,000 Ia sold 10 the
= ton.
= The domestic led her rm- I
= players 70 the gopher hole and
q the whole country was az once
= staked eff. the ioeatora being
= Con conkliu. s. y brown. A. !
. /. Stevens and Miss brown.
q each being given equal share.
4 Tive shafts have been sunk
= 20 feet. revealing two large
= gold leads In which the free
4 gold can be easily seen. About
q $4,000 worth % rock 10 in sight
a already. and excitement runs
q high over the discovery. James
= brown. formerly city editor Of
= the Butte Inter- Mountain. To-
q Gated A claim leo feet 10 the
. side OF the gold leads. bat Ia
= ter abandoned the property, ,
= missing the gold vein which
= the bursowinK gupher revealed
= 10 the negro girl
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PRINCE Chinese Restaurant. 1916
First Avenue near Pike. Noodles
chop auey and American meals go
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Everyone Is catching perch in
Lake Union Go fishing and got
your tackle at Piper & Taft. 1924
md aNa sts
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CEOR CETOWN
SCANDAL

A. the meeting OF the George
town city council on Monday night
the special committee previously an-
pointed 10 investigate the bribery
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CLEARING ABOUT TOWN.
Still Busy Cutting Underwear Prices

big BY purchasing the summers supply while they
AT ice, WORTH
jersey Shaped
High pearl button etc. pretty trimmed best
SPECIAL VALUES
variety handsome crochet
white esami special values soc, 59c and 65c
AT s5o woRTH
Ilsle Union susLow
trimmed umbrella finest zoe quality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11
NEWS of THE
STATE

oLYMPfA-The pcnitcntiary re-
port for June shows 50 prisoners re-
ceived during the month. and so dis
charged, leaving ~ there
Z The June report Of the Medical
Lake asylum shows % patients re-
reivcd and seven discharged during
the month. leaving total Of asa
there.
A stranger. supposed 10 be H. Ed
munds. shot aud killed himself With
y revolver at Tenino on Monday.
Il wALLA WALLA-M Milton Evans.
q pioneer farmer Of this valley. died
on Monday. after an operation for
cancer.
Twtsp-L II. nlanton and a
party Of railroad men are planning
60 build a railroad In the Methow
valley.
Y ANACORTES - The Anacortcs
Lumber and Box company will re-
build It's burned mill much larger
YUAN NtANANH
WALI.A WALLA-In the city
election held here on Monday all
the present incumbents were re-
turned, with the exception OF tho
First ward alderman.
q
TACOMA--Many Washington peo-
pie are going with the Mazama eN-
/ petition on itg climb up Mt Rainier
among them are Prof Henry Landcs
OF the University OF Washington aud
Gen Hazard Stevens OF Olympia
/ The party leaves hero on July 15.
+ OLMYPlA-Gov. Mead has hon
ored the requisitlon Of the governor
+ Of Illinois for E J Lewis. wanted IA
Du Page county for getting money
under false protenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11
ENGLISH ARMY IN BAD
SHAPE.

4 ENGLISH ARMY IN BAD 4
SHAPE. =
\ LONDON. July lin the 4
: fight Ia the house OF lords on
\ Monday evening over the rooo- =
luton trayeralng Premier Bal =
A four'a statement regarding the =
= lmpoaslbility of tho invasion OF
\ Great Britain. and urging the :
= necessity OF keeping up suf1-
4 Client land forces 20 repel any 4
a possible invasion. Field Mar 4
4 shall Lord Roberts created q 4
= great sensation by a speech. In /.
= which he declared that the 4
a British army n unfit for war. 4
4 and that It could not repoi an Z
= invasion. should one be at. 4
= tempted. He declared that the 4
4 people were 20 blame for the :
4 condition OF the army. as they :
4 took no interest In Il. except 4
4 in time OF war. 4
a 4 a A A a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A A /.
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We make a spcs ialty % fiahias
tackle. Piper 4 Taft. i92t End ave
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FOR THE FIRST TIME noIi
Is A DRY TOWN.

a BOISE. Idaho. July it.--Aa a =
4 result OF the city campaign be =
4 iuEwagcd the council At Thurs =
a day nights session parsed an =
= ordinance requiring saloons 10
close At midnight and sundaya =
q The ordinance came a a sur
q prise and It Il claimed waast
4 done Tor political purposes :
4 Mayor HRwley approved the :
4 Measure on Saturday and II =
= took eject Immediately The =
= police we're instructed 10 ngoF- =
a ouaiy enforce It's provisions. =
This IL the first time In It's his q
4 tory that boise has been dry ON :
= Sunday. Both parties claim .
credit for the ordinance The 3
q election IL 10 be held tomorrow
aud will DO a holly contested .
q affair Tho Statesman. a re- =
. publican paper. IL supporting q
q the democratic candidate Tor =
q mayor.
80 a 4
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sPoKANE--A lone robber at
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priced attraetiyey careful VIII
be had al such extraordinary low figures
47e. WORTH
Union suiHIIEh neck.
trimmed she'll finish ankle length all
Sc value choice
25o.
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WORTH
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Trimmed rantHFreueh band merreflzea dfawHnE
patterns all hae value choice lie
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ti60 dozen Electric Silver Metal
Spoons, G for 25c 200 dozen
Electric Silver Metal Table and
Dessert Spoons. tipped pattern,
viii wear forever. cannot tar
nlah or corrodo; worth every
where $3.50 and 1900 dozen.
Tomorrow only. for.s..25c
ti.o0 Extra Plated Berry Spoons
26e- Beautiful Wild Rose pat
tern Fronoh gray finish Berry
Spoons, with satin bowl. one Of
the choicest patterns in our im-
meuae stock. jewelers. ask 81 90
and fl25 for these Berry
Spoons Our price tomorrow
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t700 Guaranteed Garden Hose. !
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The Place to Go
For First Class
Dental Work?

Marvellous Fsats In Dentistry
Accomplished by The Boston
Dentists-Wonderful Alveoiar
Method--The Only System
That Tishtens Loose Teeth,
Cures Pyorrhes, Eto.-etart.
ling Revolution in Dentistry
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ming up of the report speak for
thefuNeiypgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

TWtap-L. II. Hlanton and a
party Of railroad men are planning
10 build a railroad In the Methow
valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

A stranger. supposed 10 be II. Ed
munda. shot aud killed himself with
y revolver at Tenino on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

ANACoRTEs - The Anacortcl
Lumber and BOX company will re.
build its burned mill much larger
than before.
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WALLA WALLA- Milton Evans.
n pioneer farmer Of this valley. died
on Monday. after an operation Tor
cancer.
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you Housewives have To know this de-
NAPKINS SAVE a THIRD
Loco dozen French Restaurant Napkins IN
wiH be perfect
these
VIII soi Clearance sale price ....+1 3 OFF
500 BLANKETS 7se
Fancy cooed checks make good lounge
ad0nment bed
these and big bargains at siOo pair ceafsnee
$50 BLANKETS 900
only n regularly $50 Clear
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economy headquarters
22e UnBLEAcsEo sHEATiHo lie
i0s unbcarhed good useful quality
hfeaehes regularly sold yard
Clearance sale price, lie
% KITCHEN TowELINo $40
absorbent
we'll 10 inches vide with red border value &c. Clear
sale price
i5o DOTTED SWISS
800 Dotted Swiss IN variety Of dots
lee yard Clearance Sale price 12c
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Z 90 Guaranteed Garden Hose. S3.oO-50
everywhere 400 July Clearing price. tom
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81 90 Near Cut" Half Gailon Lem.
onade and Water Pitchers, O.Je
Near Cut" the finest imitation
Of cut glass made brilliant
sparkling half-gallon Water aud
Lemonade Pitcher, 2 different
styles 10 make selection from
worth regularly 900 July
Clearing Price. tomorrow GJc
tG % dozen Havilnnd a Co.'S
White Ransom Extra Tea Cups
and saueefa. 25c Pair 100
dozen beautiful White Ransom
pafteru HaYiland China extra
Tea Cups and Suucera suitable
also for coffeel; worth regularly
"a 49,. LII fHHsgl-Nvfaa H.aaI ass
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

continued steadily throughout tho
day and mt noon nearly half of the
ballots had been cast.
AT the finish there was no rush at
any Of the polling places. In the
Fourth ward only ono vote was cast
during the last fifteen minutes before
the closing hour
Tho polls closed at Gao o'clock and
at 10 o'clock the entire vote had been
counted and the judges were ready to
submit the returns to the city commit
tee.
First Ward in Lead.
AS usual the largest number of votes
was cast in the First ward, In which
both Martin and Swanson received
good majorities. The Second, Third
and Fourth wards gave Judge Mann a
plurality of | votes, hut Swanson's
plurality of us in the First gave him
n very crcdtable plurality for the city.
The Third ward gave Judge Mann a
plurality of ~ and gave Governor
! Montague majority of Al. Martin
| carried the Second ward by 10 votes
and Swnnsons plurality in that warI
/ was / Martin received a majority Of
| 90 votes in the Fourth ward and
SwansOns plurality was IS.
Eegleston Led Ticket.
Egglcston easily led in the running,
1 receiving more than five times rs
many votes rs his opponent. Ellyson
/ and Anderson also had everything
their own way In all four wards. In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

Although the weather was fine and
the friends Of the various candidates
worked untiringly in their efforts to
mraiivcly light vote was cast here In
yesterdays Democratic primary, the
first State primary election ever held
In Virginia. Two hundred moro
votes were cast in the recent primary
for the nomination OF candidates for
the legislature and city Offices than
were pollcd yesterday. II is suggest cd
tive that many OF the local" llcpub-
licans who usually participate in Dem
ocratic primaries must have remained
at home yesterday.
Passed Off Quietly.
Tho day passed OF quietly, hardly
an incident out of the ordinary occur
ring in either of the four wards. AS
predicted. Martin and Swanson car
ricd the city. but the formers major
lily was about half what il was eX-
pccted to be and SwansOns plurality
was nothing like SO large as his
friends believed it would be. The
Montague leaders were very much dis
appointed, but console themselves
with the knowledge that the fight was
close one and everybody had n
square deal
Began Voting EARLY.
Tho polls opened ut sunrise, 5:27
O'Clock. and great many votes were
cast before the shipyard employees;
went To work at T o'clock Tho voting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

Returns received at the Daily p:csG
office up to o'clock this morning
Indicate that Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin WAS successful in the Democratic
primary on yesterday AMI that he will
succeed himself in the United States
Senate
In the gubernatorial contest Hon.
Claude a. Swanson, now Represent
alive in Congress seems to have Sc
cured substantial plurality over his
nearest competitor, Judge William
Hodges Mann, of Nottoway. The coun.
try districts did not respond To Judge
Nann's candidacy with the enthusiasm
expected and the returns soon indi-
Gated that Mr.. Swanson's vote was far
in excess of the claims of his conserv.
ativc supporters.
For lieutenant governor, Hon. ].
Taylor Ellyson seems to have walked
away with Mr. James Aston Cabell,
while Acknowledgement Anderson SC.
cured large majority over Judge
Williams, of Wythe, In the fight ruI
superintendent Of public instruction
MIR. Egglcston, who threw the bomb
shell into the State Board last spring
will probably lead the State ticket
His opponent, Mr.. Hulvey. carried very
few precincts in the State.
Tho returns lack a good deal Of be
ing complete, but there is little rea
son TO believe that those now to como
in will materially change the result
forecasted above.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23

a. J. Montague, who put up strong
fight.
Congressman Claude a. Swanson,
probably is the nominee for the cover
norship. winning over Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Joseph T.. Willard and State
Senator William Hodges Mann, who
made his fight almost entirely on Tic
merits of the law bearing his name,
which closed S05 saloons in Vir.inia.
State Chairman j. Taylor Ellyson was
nominated fer lieutenant governor. cas-.
lily defeating James Aston Cabcn, Of
this city. Joseph d. Egslcston, Jr.. Of
PRINCE Edward county, was victor for
superintendent of public instruction
over George II. Ilulvey. of Rocking
nam county. For attorney general, the
present incumbent. Major w. 4. An
derson. was rcnominatcd over Judge
Samuel w, Williams, of Wythc
The vote cast in the State will total
about 100000. practically the full vet
ing strength Of the State.
tucNlttttt strength was SHOWN by
! Senator Martin, not only in those Dor-
lions of tho STATE conceded to him.
but in what were considered Mon
taguc strongholds. This was espco,al-
ly the case in Danvillc the governor IS
home town. which was carried by Mar.
tin. The latter received every vote
cast III his home town of Scottsville
and swept his district
Governor Montague had counted On
carrying the State by majority of
10000 On the contrary those flgurc3
are likely to be the majority of his
opponent.
Richmond city. where vctc an.
proximating 1000 was cast, was conn.
IDENTIFY claimed by the friends of the
governor. II went for Martin by ma.
iority of 80. He also carried Norrni.;,
Danvillc. Petersburg and other Zig
cities of the State. and many of the
counties. while the few that went eo.
the governor did so by very small ma.
, jorities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
SHE WENT ASHORE
DURING HEAVY FOG
Schooner Marion e. RockhiII on Bar
at Amaganzett Bay, L. Grew
Taken Off by Life Savers.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The three
masted schooner Marion f. Rockhill,
bound from South Amboy, N. j.. H>.r
Danver's Port. Mass, went ashore near
Amaganzctt Bay, j.. T., today, and her
crew of five men were rescued by life
savers from Amaganzctt station. The
schooner is owned by M. L. Gilbert, Of
Bath, Me. who also commands her.
registers go tons and was laden with
coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-23
Richmond City.

Richmond City.
RICHMOND, VA. Aug 22.-Rich.
mond city complete give Martin, 2,392;
Montague, 2,291; Mann, 500; Swanson.