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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05
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WILL sooN REACH GALVESTON
Long Cherished Plans OF Rock Island
Nearing Realization.

The cherished plan Of the
Rock Island system for reaching Gal
weston. Tex. over its own rails is near
realization. Tracklaying on the Trim
ity & Brazos Valley railroad to a
Houston connection was completed on
the work Of surfaeing is finished the
road will be ready for operation. The
Trinity & Brazos Valley, extending
from Cleburne south to MeXia, Tex,
T9 miles, was acquired by 3. F Yoak-
um and associates in 1905, and the
construction Of an extension from
0fexia south to Belt Junction near
Houston, 157 miles, with a branch
from league Junction, which is IA
miles southeast of Mexia, north to
Waxahachie, 81 miles. was begun. In
April Of the present year the Rock Is
land acquired a half interest in the
road. the other half interest being
owned by the Colorado & Southern.
The new road, which will be operated
as a separate property, has traekage
rights over the Santa Fe from Hous-
ton to Galveston. IS miles. and from
Cleburne to Fort Worth. % miles.
and trackage rights over the Missouri
Kansas & Texas from WaXahachie to
Dallas, 81 miles Connection is made
with both the Rock Island and the
Colorado & Southern at Fort Worth.
and with the Rock Island again at
Dallas The distance from Fort Worth
TO Galveston over the new line will be
317 miles. which is 2 miles less than
by any other existing route. although
the Houston & Texas Central is build
ang p 9A-mile cutoff between Mexfa
and NavasOta, which will effect a saw
ing IN distance over that line AS the
road Will handle the export business
of both the Rock Island and the Colo
RADIO & Southern systems. it has been
built in the most substantial manner
and with the lowest grades Of any line
covering the same territory The
Waxahachie branch is not vet finish
ed but 1T is being hurried to compile
ton as rapidly as possible and it Is
hoped to have the line ready for op-
Grafton from both Dallas and Fort
Worth to Galveston by January 1.
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GOLFERS DENIES 1T.
Says Tobacco Trust story Is Not Held
Up on Account of Election.

New York. Nov. 5.-Norman Han
good, editor of Collier's weekly. is
quoted in the Times today as having
made the following statement regard
ing the charge made by John B.
Moran, candidate for governor in Mas
sachusetts, in a letter to District At
torney Jerome, that a story treating OF
alleged bribery by what he termed the
tobacco trust" had been suppressed
and would not be published until after
election:
THAT is pure rot. It is true that
We are to publish q story of the to-
bacco trust and that story will be the
story of the trust from its beginning
that a. part of the story will deal with
the influencing of legislation BY the
trust. We are sorry that the story
was not ready for publication some
time ago. for we would have been
very glad to publish it before cleo
ton"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05
WISCONSIN ~ Love 4

Madison, Wis. Nov. Wisconsin.
after being thoroughly beaten BY
Iowa in the first half Saturday. turned
around in the second half and whip
ped Iowa to standstill. winning by is
to T.
Iowa had the better of the ar9u-
ment in the first half. scoring a drop
kick. Never was such a reversal Of
form shown as that displayed BY the
Badgers in the second half They
fought like demons and played good.
hard football all the time. Meemer.
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AIinnesota Ii. NebrasI.a 0

Minneapolis. Nov. 5.-The University
of Minnesota moved one notch nearer to
the western football championship goal
Saturday afternoon by everthrowfng
Nebraska by q score of 10 TO O. but the
vanquished Cornhuskers proved stnr-
dy foe and forced the husky Northern
ers to extend themselves to the limit to
snatching the laurels of victory. A sin
gle touchdown by Ittner, Minnesota
massive linemans and two field goals bv
Marshal. the veteran colored md
marked the measure Of Minnesota's sue
cess. Nebraska's showing was a dis
tinct and from a Minnesota standpoint.
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S1AUNsELL GETS A PERMIT.
VIII Construct Electrical Conduits at
Once.

An excavation permit was issued late
Saturday afternoon to C. r. Maunsell
of the Topeka Electrical company for the
construction of the conduit system which
viii be put down in the main business
and residence section of the city. The
construction Will actively commence
Tuesday morning The conduits have al
ready arrived.
The conduits viii be laid at first in the
alleys between Jackson and Quincy
streets and connecting with these will be
other conduits at Sixth. Tenth avenues
and Fourth street The new asphalt
pavement will not be interfered with at
anv of these points because other pave
ment is down at the intersections.
The work on the power plant will com
mence soon after The location of the
plant has been settled and the site
purchased but Mr.. MaunselI does not
want to give it out for publication yet
Stock for the promotion of the new
company has been sold in the south and
east and this has caused the delay in
the construction nlans Of the COMPANY.
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ARTHUR MONROE IS VICTORIOUS
Wins Prize for Raising the Best Corn
in Shawnee County.

Arthur Monroe. a seventeen-yea
! old farmer boy. the son OF J. L. Mon
roe who lives about three miles north
of North Topeka on rural route No. 4,
was the successful contestant in the
corn growing contest which was held
at the court of Topeka last Saturday
afternoon. For his prize he received
ten dollars in cash and a season pass
to the Mfdwinter exposition. The sec
ond honors in the contest went to
Clarence Olson, a light haired boy in
his teens and who halls from the
Swedish persuasion. Olson lives
northeast of Garfield park. His prize
was eight dollars. Karl Nystrom who
lives southwest of Washburn college
was the third successful contestant
and was rewarded with prize of six
dollars. Fred Van Niece who lives
away down in the southeastern por-
ton of the county and gets his mail at
Richland won four dollars as the
fourth prize. The fifth prize Of two
dollars Went to John Ready who lives
southwest of Topeka on rural route
No. Z. Five other prizes of one dol
lar each went to Zoe Burnett route
No. Z; Hugh Bundy, route No. q;
Joseph Sproul route No. Z: Perry
Tice Mission Center; and Edward
Warner of Auburn.
This contest was held as a result of
a movement started by the State Agri
cultural contest for county exhibits of
this kind Contests are to be held in
each county and the prize winners of
each county are entitled to place their
exhibits in a state contest which is
held at the Agricultural college. The
contests in Shawnee county is fostered
by the three Farmers Institutes and
was started about the time of corn
planting last spring. The committee
which had charge Of the contest was
com posed of the presidents of these
Institutes r. p. Rude of the Indian
Creek grange was chairman of the
committee and the other two members
were C. A. Kline of the Berryton IN
stitute and Emory Brobst of the Oak
Grange.
Each boy was required to furnish
data in connection with his exhibit
which showed all the cultivation and
methods used in raising the corn. The
corn CT Arthur Monroe. the winner.
was planted May 2. cultivated May
18th, hoed May 25th, cultivated a Sec
ond time June 1st, again cultivated
June IS, and laid by with its final
cultivation July 1st.
Arthur Kiene of Valencia and Roy
Dorman of the state reform school Of
flciated in the capacity of judges.
Both are graduates Of the State Agri-
cultural college The corn was graded
by the standard which is furnished by
the state Agricultural college and
scores the corn as follows:
POINTS.
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Seattle. Wash. Nov. SIS special to
the Post Intelligencer from Juneau.
Alaska, says: Norman E. Snaith, a Ten
akce hotel man and former famous BIZ
cycle racer has been killed at Tenakce
hot springs by Robert Reed. The shoot
ing was without warning. Reed empty
ing both barrels of a shot gun charged
with buekshot into Smiths body and
head. Smith is said to have had a bad
reputation among the miners and Reed
claims to have been threatened by the
hoteIkeeper.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Fredonia, Kan. Nov. 5.-Mike Baker.
a negro. charged with attempting to at
tack Mrs. Frank Taylor. two miles east
of Neodesha, October u, was capture 4
at McAlester, L T. He was brought be-
fore Mrs. Taylor Sunday and she identi-
fed him. An officer brought him here
today for safe keeping, pending the pre-
liminary hearing.
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ESKILDsEN HEARD FROM.
His Wife says Everything VIII Be All
Right.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Christian Eskild-
sen. the missing supreme treasurer of
the Danish Brotherhood of America.
has been heard from. according to a
statement made yesterday by his wife.
who asserted that Everything was all
right" A discrepancy of about SIS
600 was found in the accounts of
Eskildseu and satisfactory arrange
ments for adjusting the tangle were
made Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-05

Springer and Clark were stars for
Wisconsin, as were Knowlton. Collins
and Kent fer Iowa. Touchdowns were
scored by Curtin and Clark after shift
plays, while Mesmer fell on the ball
behind the Iowa line for the third
touchdown. Mesmer kicked all three
goals, but had no success with his
drop kicks.
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Then WI1v Did He no Tto

Sioux Falls, S. D, Nov. 5.-cashier
Yandervoort. of the Lakeside bank at
Lake Andes. S. D., committed suicide
today by shooting. His accounts are
said TO be all right
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TotaI

After the prizes had been awarded
Secretary T. J. Anderson of the Cons
mereial ciub made a short speech ard
presented each exhibitor with a large
pockeI-knlIe which IS sure 70 b. ais-
Lfeelatea by any country boy. r. :.
bTlgharn, IN little short talk. present.
ed each Of the two winners with ? sea
son pass to the Midwiater exposition.
The contest is considered a great sue
cess ny the committee who had the mat
ter IN charge and plans are already be
ing considered for the meeting ext
year.
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cob

~ '.....-' ..-..-ss ,
Composition:
Large germ and horny layer
and<a relatively small amount
Of the white starchy portion 10
4
Market conditions:
/. Vitality: Bright, well matureI.
firm on cob, large bright
germ -......-. 10
?. Soundness or freedom from ir-
jury No cracked, rotten
worm eaten. or otherwise in
jured kernels ...........
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Perfect
ERgEn
Truensss to type or breed eharae- :

Trueness to type or breed charac-
teristics:
/. shape of ears: Cylindrical.
straight rows. proportional
length to circumference Ills
?. Length of ears, conformity to
standard ...-..-... -...-..-.. )
g. Circumference Of ears. conform
ity to standard. -....-.---....-.
4 Color:
(a} Grain, no mixed kernels 5
tb) Cob: White kernels. white
cob; yellow kernels. red cob.
Uniformity of kernels. Uniform
size, shape, indentation. .--..10
General quality:
Proportion Of corn TO cob as indi-
Gated by
l. Butts Of ears: Kernels swelled
out about shank regularly 49,.
. Tips of ears: Filled out with
regular sized kernels. ....-.. 5
g. Kernels:
cal shape. Wedge shape.
1b) Depth: Deep or long.-...-10
4. Space:
(a)Furrow between lows.
fb1 Space between kernels II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Standard Supply
Company, Inc.
J. White Chandler, Il. II. Brllshwood
president. Secretary.
J. r. Gayle. Treasurer.
No. 260a Huntington Avenue,

Don't forget the NUMBER when in
need OF the following lines, we make
the prices on:
suS9lcs' Ru1abouts. Surveys, with rub.
Der and steel tires; Studcbakcr
.''agons, Virginia Wagons. Stude
BAKE Jrs. (goEt wagons), Harness.
Horse Furnishings, Disc cultivators.
Disc Harrows, Corn Planters. Oliver
chill PIows. Dcering G. Mccormick
Mowers and Rakes, Planter Jrs. a
full line of Farm implements of all
kinds.
Agents for Austin-Western Road
Machinery Armour's Fertilizers ut
wholesale prices for cash. Spend your
money at home. See us before going
VII M the city; VIC need your business
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
or VIRGINIA. SIXTH DIVISION.
In the matter Of ROY J. CHARLES.
bankrupt IN Bankruptcy. No 500
III The creditors Of Roy j. Charles.
OF Newport News, in the County of
Warwick and district aforesaid. II
bankrupt,
Nriico is hcr,hy given liza, On Tho
2Hh '!nv ri February a. H.. 1906. The
SAT-! Roy J CHARLES was duly adin,!i
Gated a bankrupt and that Inc fir@'
meeting of his creditors will he held
al IN; office in The Moss Block, NJ
Els 'fwnntyrrighih street Newprr.
News, Va ON The 2nih day or March,
a. -, l9nJ, a, T. O'Clock noon. II,
which inc Tho said creditors NAV al.
tend. prey iarir claims. appoint i
trustee, examine thu, bankrupt, ana
lransn,'i surh nthrr business as mag
properly come hnipr" said mccinu.
.lNO. H. LOCKE.
Refer" in I,ankrupiry
lHi"d Newport News. Va. MacN
T." 1905
lr'l q Mas$ic counsel Iur bankrupt
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE
~ Ia" Secretary. Washington D C..
March :. 1906 In nccnrdancc with
The requirements al Section - III lh%
NJ Of juno -, 1874. notice is hereby
Iir"n that scaled proposals viii hc 20
r"ivcd AT the Treasury Department in
Washington, - g.. until . o'clock
J. NJ Of Wednesday. the 2Stl, day of
March. l9o';. fur hn carting Of duiiabr
merchandise impaired ri Tho port at
Newport News, Virginia. Tor The term
& one year from Ii" iih day IF
April, 1906 All necessary inlurma.
ton concerning the work 10 he per.
formed viii be given Ivy tho Collector
Of Customs ~ Newport News. upon
application. Tine nds must lc adj.
dressed To The Secretary Of tho
Treasury. Washington. y. c." scaled
and endorsed Proposals for carlaer
ai Newport News tSigncd) II A..
TAYLOR. Acting Secretary.
mli.G. l2.2U.27
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s4675. To California Via Southern
Railway, $d6,75

Effective February Inn and ON.
iinuing daily until and including Apri.
9Th. 1905, Southern Railway will sell
mixed class Colonist tickets TO IA,s
Angeles and San Francisco. Gal. az
rate Of Sd6 Is Corrcspcrldngly re.
duced rates To other California points
and cities of the West. For detailed
information call on or address STAN.
TON CURTIS, Passenger Agent. 10
Cranky Street, Mnticcllo Hotel. Nor
folk. va. 70 II liI.s,I. tuapG
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wonklnc or TIE SLIP CLYDE.
Wrecke's Hope Soon 10 Have Tie Vet
sci Floated.
(RE AENnrln lGN LIc1r
y Associated Press }

NORFOLK. VA. March - Tho
wreckins steamer Rescue. which had
been working on The British sailing
ship Clyde. Of London stranded on III"
NORTH Carolina coast. returned Ia Nor
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WANTED.

WANTEn-+YCuNG MAN AS CLERK
III Office; must be vol educated. ur
neat appearance and familiar will
'ypcwritins. Apply by mail only in
own hand writing with references
Good opportunity lu acquire valua.
bic all round business Experiences
> X CO. First National liank Bldg
3-i:;.3i
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FOR SALE CHOICE DWELLING;
property near West Avcnur ,nL
Thirty-sccond Street. Ton ronms
and hath; price and term rensonn.
~. ~ NEi.MS' MARfE BOWEN
.oN X CilAPlN, INC, Real Estate,
insurance RENTS Leans and Invest
"'rhl bohhs. NH l-3t
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WANTED I!Y MACHINIs'r AMI
stationary engineer, position as on
sincer: six years experiences with
steam and gasoline engines. pumps
etc Familiar vita compound on
zines, also direct current machine
cry Have good Xii or u,achnistS
aud stcamfittrrs' tunls. age -: Al
references. Address 'MAcilINEEIs.'
care Daily Press .IlN6l
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FOR SALE JEFFERSON AVENUE
t"i near 'rwcn,yfifth street. for
sale cheap NELMS. MARYE.
CONVENTION Il CHAPLIN. INC.
Reai Estate. Insurance. Rents.
'-oal'S hhd Investment Honds l.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-13

FOR SALE ~ TWO DESIRABLE
lots, in the heart Of Riveryiew, on
electric car line. Price $3.50 cash
These lots arc Nos. = and &, In bloch
No. ., rs shown on map Of River
view. made by 6, W. I'tchett, civil
engineer They have II frontage Of
30 feet each on EIocirlS avenue aud
run back 100 feet. Address river.
VlgW." care Daily Press. II
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FOR SALE NICE DWELLING on
f"r'y-nnth Street. near Washington
Avenue only S2.0o0; u bargain See
NtLhlS. MAItIE. BOYGNTON e.
CHAPlN, INC, 25l7 Washington
Avenue. NH ll.at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-13

FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN. sen
oral good houses in East End a. ! :.
STEWART la3 Twcniy.fifth Street.
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FOR SALE "a GOOD WORKING
h,orse. kind aud gcntle; suitable To
driv" anywhere or hy anybody; not
afraid Of anything. Fer informa.
'ion Apply 3iOS huntington Avenue.
NH ll.2l
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ST PErERSBURG. RUSSIA. NJ
Donrnovo. minister ur The interior. has
ordered all the government works 90
dismiss their Jewish worklncn. on The
ground that the Jews constitute ga
unsafe element
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Want fds are inexpensive
Phone Shell Phone 1871
FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALI
paris of the city. Can and cct
priccS OLD DOMlNiON LAND
co. Hotel Warwick Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-13

BOISE. IDAHO The motion q! ii"
prosecution in the Stonncnlnlrg mur.
der case. to strike from The nngw,r
Of Tho Western Federation lcaucrs all
reference tn the arrest Of Meyer. Hay
wood aud Pcttibnnr. was sustained hv
the Supreme Court today. Tho men
will now be lricd
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THINNING AND PLUMBING

YES. | INSTALL aTEAM HEATING
hot Thtcr heating, hot air heating
and !atrobes, When get through
the job Ia satisfactory. J. A. YhNDD
GGiFr, 2ae5 huntington avenue.
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j, n. CAFFEN G. SON. Ssrd st. ans
Huntington Ave. Both 'phones Mo. j
reHldenCe. Fell 'Dbone. Al.
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PARIS. FRANCE Tho preliminary
nearing OF tho separation proceedings
Instituted by the Countess l,oni dr
Castellanc against her husband Count
Boni' which was set FOR March ~. will
probably be postponed
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RESTAURANTS.

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET soMe
thing good to eat at III 25lb 81.
HOME COOKING.
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CHICAGO. ILLS The final tcsli
mony was submitted ana argument,
commenced IN the packers ease lat,
today
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UNDERTAKERS.

w. 70. ROUSE. FOR GOOD 9RkyICa
and Hno hacks 234-2ss TweEty.afu
street. Phones, III.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
Office, Q. e. o. Station. Phones: Bel
Nos. 4ot and 1876: Citizens. No. IL.
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WANTED no LOAN SSnpo On lM.
proved property IN center, nf ciry:
preferably in one sum: straight 4
per cent. scmiannualiy long time.
Private funds. SOM MERVlLE x
NH ll3t
WANIbb~SbNEl,AI. APPRENTICES
IN orr Millinery Department. Apply
~. 100 ~ CO. 290i Washington
avenue. NH S.tf
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WANTED RlNETERS AND HOLD
"rS'on. First class gangs accustomed
to use OF compressed air machines
FORE RIVER SIIIpBUlLnlN(i co
QliihtN. MASS. :,.l:.,it
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NEWPORT. Il. 1.-Two. trials with
the patent petroleum rIol have ben
made in Narraganscti Bay Nv TIA" u.s..
ol the torpedo boat Mckee alinrlird
10 the naval torpedo station and II S
announced that Il third test is srhcri.
'llel to begin very shortly. Tie result
of The Two trials are claimed 10 have
been satisfactory.
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRE
Brief Items That Are Condensed
for Quick Reading.
gElEE NybAB .--------
The WHOLE WORLD At A GLANCE
Vlralri. Furnishes rsr quota as wan
as the Other States Bright sits Of
views Arranged IN an Inviting Man
ner For The Observing
-
KANSAS CITY. NO Former ;;nn,4
tor CpckrclI. uf lilo lntcrsia," com
mcrcc ''"l,.,' .>lnn IL an i;,,"r.i, )
here intnIatcs that he believes IA II
Roger" viii ttII all mex. time no Is N
tue witness stand in the Missouri suit
against the Standard Oil Company in
Tear Of punishment
CONSTANTINE TURKEY
United States Minister Lc;$bn,au viii
start lpr America shortly to confer
with his government officials regard
ing questions at issue between T,lr.
Key and America. one uf which IL Tie
tariff. and concerning which be can
not get n settlement from Tho Forte.
ST PETERSBURG. RUSSIA NJ
Dournovo. minister uf The interior. has
ordered nll the government works 20
disinisS their Jewish wOrkmcn on the
ground that the Jews constitute :a
unsafe element.
NEWPORT. r. l.-rwu.lrinls with
the patent petroleum rlcl have ben,
made in NarraganScti Bay Nv tho ,,S,.
ol the torpedo boat Mckee atinclrd
10 the naval torpedo station. and /, S
announced that Il third test is srhc,l.
'lled to begin very shortly. Tie result
of The Two trials are claimrd 20 have
been satisfactory.
WORCESTER. MASS. After ~ cy.
lie In Siberia Of forty years Nathan
Ainhclcvliz. one of The veterans nl ri
liillsm. has come Ia Worcester H.
will make his homr here with his
cousin. Samuel Cantor. 81 Wall street
NEW YORK. ~ y a letter rrr
rrScnting the dcSirabiliiy of bnildiu.
battleships in The Brooklyn navy yard
was sent to President Roosevelt today
by Bird S. Golfer. prcsidcn, Of the hur
ough of Brooklyn
PARIS. FRANCE. Tho preliminary
hearing Of tho separation proceeding,
Instituted by the Countess l,uni dc
Castellanc against her husband. Count
Boni. which was set for Murch ~ will
probably be pusiponcd
CHICAGO. ILLS. The final tcsii-
lnony was submitted nnd arguments
commenced in the packers ease lato
today.
BOISE. IDAHO The motion az III"
prosecution in the sitcnncnburg mur-
der case to strike from The answer
OF tho Western Federation leaders all
reference tn the arrest Of Meyer. Hay
wood aud Pcttibnnc. was sustained ~
the Supreme Court today. Tho men
Will now be tried
t.iI
Wrecke's Hope Soon TO Have Tie ves
sci Floated
nv Associated PtrsgJ
NORFOLK. VA. March - The
wreckinG steamer Resclic. which had
been working on The British sailing
ship Clyde. Of London, stranded on HE
North Carolina coast. returned ~ Nor
s.-C---.--,------..-----.-.---
s46.75. To California Via Southern
l,ii
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NEW YORK. n. ~ a letter rnp
rescniing the desirahiliy of bniIdin.
battlcslps IN he brooklyn navy yard
was sent To President Roosevelt today
by Bird S Golfer. president Of the l,tr
ough of Brooklyn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-13

WORCESTER. MASS. After ~ az,
ne In Siberia Of forty yrars Nathan,
Mnhclcvliz. one of the veterans ur Nj
hllism. has come Ia Worcester HI
VIII make his home here with his
cousin. Samuel Cantor. 81 Wall street