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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

You can always tell the mood Of the
whistIing fellows. If they are feeling good
they whistle lively tune, but IL they
are feeling tough they whistle a slow,
sober tune.-Atchison, Kan. Globe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09
hOIOhIayoSt MOdOu.

Velky po6et nasich mladych
mdzu, bydlicich We meste j pc
farmach 81 davaji stfihat vlasy
masinkou u pax jeste ma temeni
hllvy sc davaji polechtat bfitvou
Nasledek pax je, re Gini DOZEN
starce jakmile sunda klosouk z
hlavy. ak Sc ndhledy rGznf;
Nekdo jenz jc holohlavym lfiro-
zcne, by cal vseeky poklady zeme
"a jcden akr Irody v!asove M
poll sve hlavy; II ten zas, komu je
~popfano teto ozdoby sc j zbavuje
~zpasosem ume fm, totiz nGzEama
u bfitvou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Velkolepy vflet ~uspofadaji f&dy
c. S. p. S a u. c -. J.. nedeli
dine 10 srpna. 1906. Y zahrade An
tonina Nedveda. - mile s..v. cd
Tyndall, ureita v l hodinu odpole.
dne. We prospech ceske skoly. X
zah6jeni vfletu ptednese p. Zitks
slivnos,ni rec, nacez Dude nasledo
vat bohaty a reclive sestaven{
program zpevn, dcklamaci. a has.
meek, ktere pfednesou zaci a III.
kyne skoly. Pc prog-amu Dude
nasledovat volna zabavn, pfi hud.
be 6eske kapely Tyndallske. O
rozlicna obGerstveni n pofidek bu.
de nalezite postarano, Vsichni
krajane jsou uctive zvani Sc dosta.
Wit pofadaiicim vtborem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09
ptSyEDGEni.

Nasledujici zaplatili ma npviny v
me,icich cervnu \ %cerverci:
thr Brych ! 5h--F r. Wagner 3.OI
VIII Mach ! 5O-Jos N"vutny 81. l.hO
fr Nov"tny ! 5O-Pi .Iusle So $50
O j. Andersen 2.25 - THIS. : an "A
lju-J. I Murphy Ism - !. Y. Jauda
3.no - tr. Biarhrsk | So j. In ioin
I.5o 49, ~. kuhal i.5p - Er. led ae-k
10 Acct. Gas Co. > 25- karel Ned.
vel L5n - A. j. Wagner Ia p r
NcLinn Isl. +. Behrnskt l.ho DIR
=. I. sirI>kal. | 'n-lusrf. Plavec, MI.
l5o - J. r. Hruska | &c. -l"s. lavec,
81. l.5n-Mnrt ,aha I5-Rich Celm =
* - Ian Snnhrada ! in - Olaf Olson
L.5o-J l.. MARTINEZ l.in-lus. Kreher
: Sd NJ Smith 81 Matfi kcupal
mattel KUrtan l.5o 49, L. George
Garln.ra 80
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09
Sl.5O do Sioux City a zp6t.

Ia 81 so do Sioux City a River
side Park a zpst 20 Milwaukee,
draze. Zylastni Walk vyjede q Ia
bora V 6. 10 hodin rano We stfedu
dne 22ho srrna. Ze Sioux City Sc
ma zrstetni ceste Us ho-
din vecer a z Riverside Park VI 80
ten ssmf den, Listky budou pla
tici ien ma vlaku vtletnim. Kon-
cert o | hod. odpoledne: hra v mfe
l.20 hod. Wagner rroti Brookine
vzlet bal6nu o 80. ZePteite Sc
agenta drGhv o dal;i rodrobnosti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

V nede / zde hrali Getty Tdtor-
ska a Springfieldska V mic, a po-
sledne jmenovana prohrala. Nf.
sIedek byl . proti s, ale oh!ed mu-
81 bgt bran na tn okolnost, re eeta
Springtieldska nemels vsechny s,e
pravidelne hraie, coz mohIo bl
ptfGinou jeiich ''obilenin.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Josef Hubal prodava lnterna,
tionai krmeni pro dobytek a drd.
be-: liniment ma rany dobyteat;
lex proti dfchavicnosti koni, lex
proti Servnm u spafeni zvany "cnl
culc''. Tyto leky jsou osvedeen6
a kazdy je Una, pro,o by bylo
zbyteene je chvalit. Chvali Sc
samy sebou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Stara sAolni budova V distrihtu
81, zvana ''Rezac school" buae
prodana We vefejne drazbe, V Sc
btu enc Is srpna. Budova je
doposud V doDrem slavI, n mIze
vykonut dobrou sluzbu 20 nekolik
roku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Nekdo Sc ode mne vyp1jeil pied
dvema roxy zebfik, kdyz jsem Sc
nedival, a nyni bych jeJ pokorne
prosil, ably nj jej puJeil aspoh ma
par hodin, neuot jej lotfebuju.
Jan Nanecek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Upozoriujem ctenate ma zubni-
no iekafe V Lesterville, DIR. Mar
tina, kterf je doyednym d~entistou
a kaiJg lido jeho sluzeb potfe 1uje
mnze sc naii 5 uuverou obratit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Frank Kokes jenz byi nthodou
Posttelen pred dyema tydny je ma
crste k uzdraveni, pou osetrova-
MIN DIR. Blizka. d V kratke dobe
Dude moci Sc vratit ku sve praci
ma farme.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Jan Kostel prodava uhlf vseho
druhu We sslad9 McCaull-N eb-
ster a zvlastni pozornost VENUE
TEN, kdoz mali mlaticf stroje.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Robert Vauk odjeI do St. Joseph
Ohio, v pondeli u mimo toho nav
stivi nekolik jinych velkych vs.
chodnich NEST. vratf Sc asi "a
ctrnact dni.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Ian n Frantisek Langrove. Ava
kff Joesfa Haeicktho u Niobrara,
Neb., jsou zde ma n6vste,e tento
tyden.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Vystrala. Davame kazdemu v
casnou vfstrahu, by Sc neopovazil
honit aLeeo jinak poskozov.t La
sekci 2. twp. y3. ige. 90 pod poku
tou soudniLo stiLani. JOS. ftak,
JOS. 1upa. Volta kortan, majitele
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Eda Rysavy byl Y Tyndall V
Pondslf.
Quea'Gv sklad oSdrzel karu soil
minulou sobotu.
Volta Herman byl v Lakeport
"a obchodem V pondelf,
Manzelam Josef P~okornych me-
delil cap klucinu Y sobotu.
Jack Bellew, fotograf z Tyndall
byl zde "a obchodem We sttedu.
Hruska a Trunec obdrzeli karu
vozd q koeAra.
Dr.. Form&nka ceska hofka ma
prodej We vs.ch zdejsich hostin.
cich. Zkuste j pro zdravi.
J. 4. Matuska zastava misto
sklepnika V hostinci Blazka a lla
eickyho.
A. j. Nov&k dela veskerou pra-
ci klempifskou, jake jsou korytka
ma sttecby q pod.
Jan Kotalik obdrzel sv1j move
parostroj tento tyden a brzi Lude
ho,ov k mlacenf.
Ztratil sc mi pIl roku stary
kaneik, druhu razor bscA". 10
sef VyDorny.
Pr. Vac. MatejiSka a syn Vaclav
z Niobrara, Neb., byIi zde navste-
YOU Y nedeli u FIR. Welha.
Dobre kone do kocaru ma ma
prodej Vaclav Wagner. ffihlaste
BE ma bance.
Jan Dvot&Gek, mi byl Y meste
V pondeli a pravil, re jiz obdrzel
misto CO topic pfi aeleznici.
Pi, Jos. Hrusky a syn, Josef, Sc
vratiIi V patex re Scotland, kdel
byli n~avstevou.
A.. j. Novkk koupil pekneho
kone oil Jana Matusky minu I t.
den patek a ie spokojen S koupi.
Jan Homer a Jakub Wagner
byli v okresu Charles Mix minuly
tyden "a pozemkovym obchodem.
Jan T. Janda a Aug. Hajek z
Lestervlile byli zde po nekolik
dni tento tfden IN obcEodni zale-
litosti.
Potfebujete korytka ma stfecluu
yaseho domu Il k cistelne-A. j..
NovAk je ten jenz vdm je udela
lacino.
Tyndall buGe odbyvat svGj w
roeni karneval 20, 80 a 81 I. III.
Die pfiprav, lie soudit, re Dude
velkolepg.
V sini Reidingrove V Lakelor
Sc Dude odbyvat taneeni zabava v
sobotu dne Tho I. IN. kazdf Je
uctive Evan.
Ztratil SC mi billy honeckS pes
s eernou hlayou, asi pied IA dny.
kdo jeJ ma, necht Jei !askave vra-
Ii. tr. kostroun.
kdo ma nejake plisky 20 neboz
tikoyi FIR. keidingrovl, Lecht Je
Timed ptinese k vymene. Matous
Welt, hospodsky.
Ncchte objrdnavky ma dratene
dv,fea oKna v lumber yardu
Ouealove. Nebudete trapeni
iaouchama po cele lcto.
V nedeli Dude zde y. J. Bellew.
fotograf z Tyndall. kdo by 81
ptil fotograiii. necht Sc cvstavi
do Ielo budovy.
81 nj boufka Sc snesla mad zdej-
ii krajinou minuly patek V noel.
V pondsli tolloto tydne opet Jedna
u mukro jenz Z dest'a p%ovstava,
zae.n, hrozit posekan6mu obiii
hullobou, jestli nenastans sussi
poeasi. horne To neskodi, avsak
douf6 Sc, Re 70 vezme obrat k lep-
sfmu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-09

Ptisel ke mne cernS vIl, pred
dvouma tsdny, 3 roxy starr. Ma
jitel 20 ztotozneni o zaplaceni IL
trat jej maze obdrzet. J. W.
HruskI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
READY FOR THE PLUNGE
Cruiser North Carolina Goes Over
board Today.
GREAT GRoWD IS EXPECTED
Governor Glenn and Party Arrived
Last Night = Preparations for
Launching the Big Vessel Com
pleted-Employes Paid.

All preparations were completed Mt
me Shipyar,l yesterday afternoon for
inc launching of the now United
States armorad cruiser North Caro-.
lima, and unless sCmc unforeseen
hitch occurs the warshiD will glide
from her WAYS into the James river
ut ll:15 O'Clock This morning. The
cruiser will be decorated with hun.
dreSS OF flags early this morning and
she Will present beautiful picture
when The visitors reach the shipyard
inc Christening booth, in which Miss
itcDekah William Glenn will stand to
christen the vessel will he taste
July decorated with the shield ana
STATE fiag or North Carolina and the
stars and sthipcs The launching
n"''lorm at the vessels bow will also
be arayed in holiday attire.
Governor Robert b. Glenn of North
carolina and his party arrived here
from Raleigh at 5:25 O'Clock yes
le"day afternoon to attend the launch.
ms In the party were: Mrs. Il. r..
Glenn, Miss Eebekah Williams Glcnr.
General ana Mrs. II. II. Robinson
Colonel and Mrs. r.. II. Arlington,
Major and Mrs. Charles II. Gattis
Colonel w. ID. Pollock, Colonel G.
James, Colonel ID. l.. Ward. Colonel
Wescott Robinson CAPTAIN II. Mc.
koe Tucker, Miss Lillian Thomson
and Mr.. C. y. Hunt
Secretary of the Navy Charles 7
liohapartc. accompanied by Assistant
Secretary Ncwberry and q party of
naval officers will arrive here this
morning to be present when the
namcsakc Of the Old North State
takes TO the water.
Thousands Of visitors are cxpcc,cd
TO arrive here from all parts of North
carolina this morning, ana no doubt
virginia will furnish her quota. Spe-
clal excursion trains will arrive at
portsmouth from Raleigh, Whining
ton, Ashcville and Elizabeth CITY
ana the eNcnrsionists will come over
To this city on steamers early this
morning. 1t is probable that several
Thousand natives of North Carolina
who arc residents of Norfolk will
come over this morning ana hundreds
OF people will come here from Rich.
mond on the special excursion which
the Chesapeake & Ohia railroad Is
cumming for the event.
About an hour before the shinyord
gates omen to admit visitors at 10
! O'Clock this morning, n force of about
400 picked mechanics will begin wor,,
under tho bnlsihg sides of the biy
tlnise: TO prepare her for her journey
10 the sea.
The shipyard closed down Mt G
3c!cck yesterday evening and all of
iits employees were paid off at that
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
TAFT FEARS TROUBLE
Continued from page H.

yana, but it is not unlikely that one
OIL them may sail tomorrow
Quartcrmaster.Gencral Humphrey is
negotiating for the steamer Kanawha
which now is at Newport News. She
mas been engaged in the cattle trade,
and 1t is desired to use her as a trans,
port for horses and mules.
Some difficulty has been experienc.
ed by the ermastergenerars de.
partment i'll chartcring animal trans.
port, which can be gotten to Newport
News in time for the service, but the
chartering of the Kanawha, which
probably will be concluded tomorrow
morning, will avoid any possibility OF
delay of the forces at Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
- 10 --------
MINERS ENTOMGED.
Explosion Occurs, Killing Many Work.
ers IN New Mexico.
(Ry Associated plcss.l

DENVER. COL, oct. o. according
I" II special TO the News. fifteen men
are believed To have been Ont mhcd
IN TIE ilntchman mine ut Biossbmrg.
~ W. today. By an explosion which
wreck1d the waiis AID rlpf OF the tun-
mel III which they were WORKING.
However only six mon arc positively
known 10 have been IN the tunnel at
The TIME OF the cxplus A. hut the
suai Sliit, Numbering nltror, las
been located outside the mine. llcs-
cuing parties have taken ont fam,
dead bodies All Int one of the SIT
were Australians, the exc Mon being
All American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
q mad errort to reach Tho little ones

a mad effort to reach the little ones
Before the riot had been quol,e;l
several policemen had boon serious
~ injured by tho Infatuated women
ana one OF tho rioters had boon ar.
res'oh a contagious affection OF tho
eyes had spread from the Italians
IN tho vicinity of the schools AMI
INC doctors We're directed To make AN
investigation Ia learn the cause and
To cNtcrminatc the disease.
Many of the pupils upon going to
thcir homes. told their parents thar
INC murder doctors" wanted to cut
their throatS and tho mothers dccld.
ell To make an investigation I'm Il
Douy AMI marched to the school
hu'lGing 1900 strong.
teachers. who were warned of tho
approaching trouble. locked the doars
ana windows of the building ana sent
Il call for assistance TO nearby
p"'.co station.
iiei0rc tho police had arrived. tho
women rushed toward tho main en-.
trance of tho school building and.
iihdinG the way barred against them
made frantic efforts to batter down
INC door, On" nancl had boon
S"1Sasd WHOM nc vEurrnrd pf tho
ralice squad appeared uplM To scene
an" s"nrhi In put IL AuldcM end to
The trouble.
lhH wGmcn tn:dal uDon Tia 10.
l:enm"n lore their clothes. scratched
lh,. II .@cc" and pit thom 10 rout be.
i"f" z detail a' iifcan rr more police
rearAcl lie aeeac.
Wh2n tho rrlr!oYccmcnil came
h.S''sN one 'iaur was r"iurld TO drive,
IN" |tE"n !fcm the Square.
/, .o'hAt achcois in Inc same dis.
'flS; MO Wee Siirmol by women
VINO La wrongh, tho psrlycs INTO
ifen%Y un'm loa;iiia az The sl-callrd
'mGncr d"c'n"S.' II one case IL
was fond imross bic to ciict The
rioinTa rNt.l tao Dupil1 were dll-
missed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
TORNADO NEAR MOBILE.
Storm Cut a swath Fully 100 Feet
Wide,

MOBILE. ALA, Oct. "a tornado
passed by near Kushala, a station on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, about
~ miles north of Mobile. No loss of
lie has been reported and owing TO
the thinly populated country ii is I'M
probable that there will be any.
The tornado cut Il Swath 100 feet
wide, and fclled much timber. The
western Union Telegraph company
not only lost their wires along the
Mobile and Ohio railroad route. but
also lost those along The Louisville
and Nashville, and Southern railway.
The wires went down simultaneously
Mobile felt no effects Of the tornado.
ana there was not the slightest excite
mcnt here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
STATE TO STOP STRIKE.
officinI Tries to Bring Steamboat
Men to an Agreement.
(Dy Associnlcd I,resp.)

BALI lMolsE. MD, Oct, 5.-Tbe
state of Maryland today interviewed in
.hc dispute over wages between the
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
ana the Maryland Delaware and yir.
Sinia railroad companies and their
licensed deck officers, when Charles j.
FOX. chief of tho State Bureau of
statistics and Information. called on
Tho official representatives of both
sidcs and offered his services rs me.
dlator IN the controversy.
me men accepted. Captain Willard
thomson, general manager Of the ar.
lected lines, has not replied to Mr..
roc. MIR. Fox's action was taken IN.
der the authority vested in him by the
labor laws of the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
Social PeksonaI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Mildred Ware has returned
from visit TO friends in l.ynchburg.
Mr.. L. c.. Madison. of Warwick
county, has recovered after an III
ness of several weeks.
Mrs. c. c. Beal and little daughter
are expected TO return home today
after an extended visit to Ivy, w. va.
Dr. r. Lee Robinson is able to be
out after short illness.
Mrs William Garner, who was ope-
rated upon at the Newport News Gen
eral Hospital this week, is getting
along nicely ana her speedy recovery
is expected.
Or. and Mrs. Louis Loeb left last
night for Washington and Phi!adel-
phia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06

Continued from page ~
sons were injured. Fully 500 build.
ings were damaged about as of which
were blown flat.
Tornado Appeared Like Cloud.
The tornado here appeared at n dis
lance as 4 cloud sweeping along the
sea. It's course was uhdulating, some
buildings being skipped entirely as it
bounded skywards. Frequently it de
molished veran;las and fences OH one
side of the street, while not an object
OH the othe.' side was disturbed.
The cloud occupied several minutes
n crossing til. city. and hundreds CT
persons who saw end heard it NJ
preaching hal lime to run out of its
pathway.
Gas Tank Protected Hospital.
The saving of the Charity Hosp al
from moro iEan ru1inal dana e.was
attributed to big gas tank VIII 3h
stood between The ospital ana ti,e
tornado. The tornado struck Full
against the tank, winch withstood the
shock. although its iron sides were
denied by flying thinkers.
Five Bodies Wash Ashore.
MOBILE, ALA, Oct. 5.-Five bodies
were recovered today on the south
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
TEXAS HAS POOR COAL.
Battleship Unable to Make More Than
Seven Knots.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. s.
Inc captain of the battleship Texas.
which put in at Charleston. S. c., for
coal To-Day, informed the navy depart
ment that the ship was making but
seven knots an hour and burning Sd
tons OF coal day, Before the Texas
was placed i'll reserve she had a speed
of twelve knots.
Captain Clark inferred that she was
stocked with poor coal and intended to
get better supply at Charleston.
One trouble the Texas experienced
was in sailing against the gnlf stream
which at this timo of tho Year moves
at'about four miles an hour. S.he, has
not been docked forrneariy two years,
and has very foul bottom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
TwEnTY-hINE BODIES FOUND.
1t is Now Believed That Seventy Min.
er5 Were Killed.
(By Associated Press.)

y --t'''''N''sFR-VI
PoCAHONTAS, VA, Oct. 5.-Twen.
ty-ino dead bodies have been rescued
from the West Fork mine up to !.
o'clock today. II is conservatively cs.
timated that at least seventy persons
were killed.
The gases have all disappeared. thus
making the work OF the rescue parties
sale. There are gathered miners from
the surrounding coal fields here, and
all the saloons have been ordered
closed thereby preventing any trou.
BILE. su .s,r a ~
The one fortunate feature about the
disaster was that the mine did not
catch on fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
GRissETT OUT ON BAIL.
Justice Henry r. JONES' Accepts Bond

justice Henry T. Jones' Accepts Bond
of $3.50.
William Grissctt, the yong white
boy who was arrested and locked MP
IN Bloodfeld Jail Thursday ON the
charge OF feloniously assault'ng
Frank Wilkerson, an oysterman, was
hailed by Justice Henry Jones. of
B!oodfield, yesterday. The bond was
hyeh at $3.50 and a man named
Lewis, OF Aceomac county, the
yours home. was accepted as Sc
chrity.
Wilkorson's condition is still criti-
ca and tie Dhysic,ons entertain but
81 ght hope for his recovery
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
shore. which was swept by the great
storm OF last Thursday. The work of
relief is going OH rapidly.
MOBILE ASKS FOR AID.
Devastated City Needs Assistance for
Its Homeless.
(By Associated Prcss.)

\ NbN NSSUCIiIeU PrpSS.D
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 5.--Th,.
following telegram has been received
from Mayor Lyons. of Mobile in an
swcr TO an inquiry: /.
All South coast people are in
need OF provisions. clothing. lumber
toois, etc, with which to begin life
again. q
we can use cash to the best adj
vantage in purchasing needed sup
plies; can also use miscellaneous
shipments"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
1900 MOTHERS STORM SCHOOL
TO SAVE THEIR CHILDREN
Physicians Who Were Attending Pu.
pills Called "Murder Doctors
by Alarmed Parents,
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. Believing
mat the murder doctors" rs they
call the board of health physicians,
were cutting tho threats of their
children in a public school in the
Williamsburg section Of Brooklyn,
,'"'n women. nearly all of them Ital-
lans, stormed tho school building In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
Calendar for This nau

Marine Notes.
The British steamer Allechanv
cleared yesterday for Liverpool via
.Norinik with part cargo Of miscel.
laheous exports loaAGl ut this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO RICH.
MOND
Via Chesapeake G. Ohio by.
LAST EXCURSION SUNDAY, Oc.
TORER 1dTu

The G. & o. will continue the Sun.
day excursions from Old Point. phoe.
bus. Hampton and Newport News TO
nichmond and return until Sunday,
october 1dth the last excursion of tho
season on that date. Rate, 81 .25 round
tIp. 9-30-10 4.5.6.11-12.13
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-06
TORNODOEs WIPE our

Continued from page ~
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-10
INQUIRY IN CANAL AFFAIRS
PRESIDENTS INVITATION AC-
 GIFTED BY THE SENATE.

An Investigation to be Made Also Into
 the Question of the Exchange Rate
 on Money on the Isthmus--Philip-
 pine Tariff Measure Debated in the
 House--Opp0sed by MT Hll1 of Con-
 necticut on Behalf of Tobacco Gr0w-
 CTS of This State.
 Washington, Jan. 9.-The senate to- day adopted two resolutions of inquiry. One of them authorizes an investigation by the committee on inter- oceanic ca- nals into the general conduct of the af- fairs of the Panama canal and the other an inquiry by the finance com mittee into the question of the ex- change rate on money on the isthmus. The first resolution was reported from the canal committee by it's chairman, MT. Willard, and the second is the res- olution presented yesterday by MT. AS6iASJg WANAA llAS PAONApAOlA AGlcbl4NO lO the sale of Panama railroad bonds omitted.
 The remainder of the open session was devoted to a speech by MT. Nor gan on the railroad rate question, He advocated the settlement of all differ ences over rates in the courts, accord ing to common law methods, as calcu- lated to do away with much awkward machinery.
 As the doors were closing for the se- cret session the resolution authorizing an investigation into the Panama canal was presented and agreed to. The sen ate adjourned at 5:20.
 President Roosevelt asked full in- quiry into the conduct of canal affairs in his message Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-10
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER LOSES
Fight for Millions to be Carried to
 English Privy Council.

Victoria, B. C., Jan. 9.JThe decision of the full court this afternoon was giv- en unanimously against Edna Wallace Hopper in the Hopper-Dunsmulr will case,
 Edna Wallace Hopper's step father, Alexander Dunsmuir, brother of James Dunsmuir, millionaire and ex-premier of British Columbia, left an estate worth several millions.
 Mrs. Joan Dunsmuir. mother of the deceased and James, intervened with the plaintiff in attacking the will, her suit also failing.
 The evidence of eight eye witnesses was reviewed for both parties, those for the plaintiff stating in effect that Dunsmuir was of unsound mind through excessive use of alcohol, those for defendant stating that Dunsmuir possessed his faculties and business acumen. Costs are taxed against the plaintiff.
 On Monday argument will take place regarding the costs and the plaintiff s counsel will ask leave to appeal to the privy council of England, the court of last resort