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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
srnen stnnsrefprur. apnaresrronb

eSUBeH SuupeEeIuthi. sNoH9lS'HVu''O
6. g. 2unbis fra Snbima en- Sor'
manS / S1fcts Srpfningstnrnite, og
forleben iagbe ban til en- 8eporter:
Congressional Recuro fonuner life
til at fslge De iimpItfieerebe Staoe'
reeIer, men bItper trpft inm for. &ig'
tigncf bar ieg life talt meb 8latt,
senatets Grpfnngsformnnb; men
lea antar, ban er entg meo mig. Sea-
tlrrligpis bliper Brafioentens Subfdb
uptrpft meo Den Retfripntng, ban
bruger; ntet onbre Ting, iGn fcrruter
ino / Recorb, oil blt ffapebe paa garu'
mel Bis"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Gpbert Yeara boIbt ! 2srSaas

Gubert Eears boIot ! 2sroass ct
offentIist Torebrag / bet ~nat,rbiito.
rife IhiieIun / 9efp gurf ON fin
8oIariGrS. San erflnrebe iom fin
Sperbepisnine, at Der fanbtes 2ano
ctftcbs omfring 100 WeiI | GorSueit
Tor @rshano, aitiaa sardfe nar go.
len, bpiIfet ipm befienot itrioer MOB
Haniens Ebeori. Ge fanSt nemIis
Sriptsmmer Ianat Gorb | @oInriien,
lasSe ban. San troeoe. at bapoe life
fiSite Sonancr paret iaa uiaonanlig
haaro bernoro, ifiIoe ban bare naaet
ieIpe s~soropoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Oliiasem. Sasen MOB StanoarS
Oil Company inSbrngtes IsdnSag
ben 1OSe December for SsSeralbom'
mer Sanbis Chicago. &ompuntctS
abpofoter forlongte, OF ben ffuIbe az
piIes eler uoiettes, ba ben bar an
Iaat tfsIge elfins.2ooen, iom 10 OPP
brpeoes al a~ongresiens 600 ON SSern'
banetarter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

Ben Sfat. Sainois Centred onen
betaIte BEN ste December $600,102
til Sninois gtatsfasie. 9eme Slmt
repreienterer 7 Iroeert at 8aners
9rllttoinotagt at fine G6nrter.Sinier
/ De 6 Raaneoer, fom bespnbte ben
lite Mai og euSte Sen Bite Sftnber
1906. Sor be 6 Ranneoer, iout be.
gpnSte ben 1fe Rooember 1905 og
etote itSitleoen 3Ote apriI, betalte
9anen $592,522. Gen Sfat, ben
inSbetuIte / forrige ltee, Dor ben itsr'
ite, iom ben bar erIagt for ct Salo.
aar.
SenS ~Seeprab-Boitsu" til SIagt
81. R.rve~ ; Aot oor,Io 0r,,N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

itSiat. Sagen MOB GbicagoS Stor.
ilaatere Heo | Mmoags uSfat til
lobe Samtar. Ie err tiItolte for
Samneniorrgelie I Senfigt at lG9se
gaanS poo Sen irie @srefie. Garia.
gen til ltSipttdien er, OF aSpcfaterne
paa beege siSer er optagne meo an.
ore Sa9er, iom Observation-Disclosures
bar anIaat Tor Giltriftsretten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Ucrffe Kpac
1S14-19o5
l1eo portreter, Yiosrafsr og en- Iiteratur.
hiforif JnoteSnins PEG
artTtian p~rsT+aarn.

Senne Samrins nOrFfe apaS, Der All, fom usfipninas.
afoelin8t A3eeorab.B ofen' fra Suit 1902 til Gecember 1908.
Ct MI meo enbel Nstteiier % Spranbrtneer ubEouunet / g,oa.
FORM 4lanbt anbet CT Der tiIfsiet ct Iortrqt ai aasnumb
wtnje Tom, faa pibt pibes, albrtg fsr bar paret pfeltlieaioft.
Doeen giber ct ianltt Binebe al ben norfte lDrHfe Eigtnina
bet ldnee 5tosrann, Tom ftraffer ig menent be to merfeliae
brtpeosdar 1914 % 1905. Sen ~inbebpISer Iprtretter o.
SiOsrahsr al fsIsenbe Sistere t~iuisemeb ct tlboals af Serss
Siae:
epoer soseu, SObuu etorm Mimd, gpnrao gieolai
Sdtuad, Stnroa CLAUS a9olff, g1arrits SanIen, Senrif gnfer
Slerregaarb, Senrtt @ergeIanb, 8. g. @elbapen, Spfpeiter
Stpertipn, Gbrifian Dtpuien, gnbreas WNnn6, Spraen gRpe,
81 u. @egeh, 81. o. 9anbtaS, 3. q. Senien, CLAUS lapels
Stis, Sbephcr &jsruIL DIE Big, Spar aaIeu, Gasmirnb
gtrie, Camilla golett, aR. 8. Mcnrab, Senrif Sbien, gisrns
fierne gfprripn, gneebret Spusen, Senrif arobn, Souas STE,
aorens Sietrtdfpn, Sriitian Otter, Grne @arbora, Sohn Sic.
Sobn BauHeu, Saepb 3. Bun, Rorbabl SPuIflen, srtftofer
adnoers, TbeobOr gaspari, Ser siple, ~aaoiertrunts Sobnien,
Gnbers Sooben, gilbefm &rae.
Gf Sorcrbet ~bisiattes:
see bnaber, at mango af be bio til 9anoet iuoHpt.
feoe Worornano oil gienEnbe benne &pabIdnnina lin
gfplen, % at Der fra gosens SiaSe pl iiee rem ipr
bereS tnbre Spn ct Stpffe Morss, fprflaret aisnneu
Observation-Disclosures Stiar. Sfuloe benre pSa hone
nogen ipeciel wliSitou, lfnlbe bet altiaa bore ben Of Biz
bragg til at 9Dlse bfant ben SuOe, iont penber biern mob
bort sanle Srbrelanb."
8osen sr no 5iber tor, iuutt ubfpret pa trpft poo
flint Saptr.
gris i%nsbnnaet $3.50.
9. anmnSien, Setorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
err GnasIn!

GYecieIe &Iasier for Gpiomuisre nes
Queen Giiy Suiinsis college, Grooilton,
Iinn. Sfrip eiter aatalpa. S4's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

&epraientant g. g. Campbell, Re.
pitblifaner fra 8anias, fremlagoe ben
lite December en- &eioIution, Der
frGper Ell inoganenbe unoerisgelie
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sitting iii
Sruits, Wonopoler, bore ino1ntrieae
6orbolb, &rbeibernes 2sn og aaar.
Wr. Campbell forIanger, at Der ifal
ne6i9ttes en- Gomuisiton meo oct
Spbrag at opflare alt bette. timber.
isgelierne bill gfpe commissioner
9inf ON, enten Der bebsnes Ell Sor.
~auorins I SoIointierne eler eli, og
Sen Ifdl ubarbetbe en- S%nbftiuing til
8ongresieu. Sliiets Speafer ifaI no
nPpne 8 af bens Reblernner, Sena'
tet 8 og BrGfioeHten l.. Se ifal 10
$1,000 / 2sn, og De ifaI faa en- Sur.
tig~ifriper, bnis Ssn I~igeleSes ifal
bore $1,000. war. Campbell uotaIte,
Sa ban fremiatte fin ReioI,ttion: Get
aieIber at efteripore De ftatssfonomi.
he 8rimSe, iorn Der miIieens fan
bore til en- Soronbring | SoIbInoen.
Senipnet iii 2onoets 8eIfRrS % life
politiife 8riinoe bsr Der bore beitem.
menbe.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
konsresfen


s.. Wooop til Ssieiteretsbommer fom
op til RebanbIiitg I Senatet Den lite
os.. men bIcp life afgiort, bo De De.
~mofrntife Scndtprer, irrIig be fra
Spoitaterne, forIanete at foa ben
~nsopenoise lib til at mroerisge
Mlooops mefprb iom Rongresmano,
ipecieIt meb Senfpn til, bboroiSt ban
life boboe Ingt ifg efter at faa Sp.
oens Representation | aonsresien
forminoifet.
Wsrb Senfpn til StobfGftelicu al
gorteIpolis ~ltonGbneIie til Sinans.
mtniiter os @orfieIos til Snoremini.
tier boIoer Senntet paa. at Oct life
bar nosen Sait; tbpertfaIo mener &c.
natorerne paa Ginansfomtteen, at De
er berettiget til at faa geifeb ON,
bna6 SiS Siuansmtniiter Sbatp %
SnSreminiiter Sitdcocf agter at fro.
treble, for be taeer rtosen Gfsisrelie
meo Setipu til llbnGpnelien al oeres
gftermpnb. Der er inben Senatet
abifilig Stemning MOB g~orteIpolts
Sorflpttelie, ibet man finber, at Sbatp
Bar siort iaa GOD Sieneite, at man
btroe forisge at faa BAN til at blibe
itaaenbe.
Senator 8itrrotps fra Widigan
bolot ben lite Ell beftig Gale moo
Wormonerne t gnIeoning at @eeS
Smoot Sogen. San beifpIote Mor.
monfirfen for at i9tte iig uS ODER
2anSets 2ope os for at tiIffpnbe til
2oDlsSbeb o. Sorbrpbelie. 9r9fibent
Smitb og anbre bsie nlorrnonfe Dig.
uitGrer blen at 8urrotps life Iepnet
sGre for fire Sfiaing.
Br9fibent Hooiebelt bar uSnabnt
Sobn %. SsiSble til MmbasIaOgr |
ct. petersburg efter George b. g.
Reper, iom ffal inb / aabinettet. Scr.
Rioole er en- SfoIefamerat og Ben al
Br9iioenten, ba De begse iamtibia
~ituoerebe peo Sarparo l1ntperiitet.
@fterat babe taget purioiif grmen
brog &ibble til 8aris % ~ituberebe
Der | to aar for at sisre fig ififfet til
at iHotr9oe / &ouiulatpeienet og Den
oipIomatiife Eieneite. 8reIi6ent
@lepelanb ubn9bnte BAN til Sega.
tionsiefreter i 8onitantinopel paa
anbefaIing at 9ommer CHARLES G..
S%lanoreau | ct. Saul, bois Stebisn
ban oar; men ban raaoipurgte life
y. s. aellp og RifaeI Soran, og De
giorbe greol, aa l1buepnelien forn
til Senatet.
Senator @amble fra Sub 9afota
bar forelast senatet en- 8ia ON, at
Regieringen ifal fisbe en- Section
2anb af Snoionerne for 100000.
2anoet Iigger i bet ipobdtliee Gimme
iota % inbeboIber ct stenbrub, bbor.
fra Der ifaffes Wateriale til De be.
fienbte inSianife Sobafspiber Of Sten.
Sa 8iacn fom op / Senatet ben lite,
taIte Wr. 9nute Relio imob ben.
Seq bar n9ret paa SteSet og peo,
5poo 2ano Der er. Oct beitaar of ct
Stpffe Brairie meb nogle of bisie
Bipeitone Guarries, iom Snbianerne
gaar til for at fau Stem til Sobafs.
piber og anbet lignenbe. Seq bar
Jet Stenbruboene % tror, at $780,.
900 for en- Section, iom birfeIig life
er bGrot %nosenttna, er en- Bris, iom
Ser life err Rening l." 8aa Sorlag
nj RpISnu hlpn 0i0pn hpnInnt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

eeuh "GreOrab' Rspeu" I'll elGsi %
geuner | 9amle. 2onbst,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

minneapolis SpssspstTsr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
INTEREST ON CITY'S BOAOs
WILL Be -PA|0 BY SPECIAL LEVY
Additional Income Will Enabie City to
Meet Its Expenses During, Com
ing Fiscal Year.

A special levy of - cents on 500
is to be made by the city council for
the purpose of paying the interest
upon the bonds of the city. 1t has
been learned that this special levy is
legal and il will enable the city to use
Tor general purposes money which
otherwise would have had to be used
in paying interest on bonds.
The total levy this year will amount
to Sl.3o OH 800 and will be divided
as follows: SO cents for general pur.
poses. 20 for schools and % for in.
tcrcst on bonds.
On account of the reduced assess.
ment' the finances of the city would
have been In bad shape during the
coming fiscal year If way to make
the special levy had not beep discov.
cred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
EasleF|y Blow Causes Vessels to
Seek Shelter in Roads.
BARGEs DID NOT VENTURE OUT
seven Coal Carriers Left Port Yes.
terday, But the Shippers Decided
Not to Face Storm-Missing Ship
In Port-Marine Notes,

Many vessels sought shelter in
Hampton Roads yesterday from the
severe easterly blow which swept
along the coast. Few sailing vessels
put to sea during the day and quite
n fleet is anchored in the Roads wait.
ing for fair weather.
Seven bargcs, carrying about li.oUO
tens of coal. flushed loading here
yesterday and were recorded as sail.
Ing The shippers Of the vessels dc.
cided not TO face the storm. however.
and dropped anchor in the Roads.
They are expected to put TO sea today.
The British steamship Hernia. from
Boston for this port. has arrived
safely after a hard voyage down the
coast Nearly all of the coastwisc
vessels have Jared badly during the
past week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Social Personal

Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson. of New
York. left yesterday tn visit relatives
i'll Louisa county after spending sew.
erai weeks with her mother. Mrs. NJ
E. Wilkinson, On Madison avenue.
Mrs. Scott Macdonald. of Rich.
hiond. returned home yesterday after
visiting Mrs. Il. Il. Parker Oh Twenty.
seventh street.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Gersun announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Hannah, to Mr.. Louis Gary. n
young business man of Manchester
Va
Mr. aud Mrs. Abe Horwitz and MIR.
>. HI. Wertheimer will leave this even.
ing for New York on business trim
Rev. w. V. Tudor, ID. L.. prcsi,.
ing elder Of the Richmond District OF
the Virginia Methodist conference,
spent yesterday in the city, returning
TO Richmond on the evening train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Arrived.
March 3, 1906.


Steamer Hernia (Br), Fettes. Bos-
ton-To Bcrwind White Coal Co. in
ballast for coal
Steamer Fcrniield tBr). Smith.
New York-To Berwind White Coal
Co. in ballast for coal
Steamer Bayport, Jensen, Lynn-To
White Oak Coal Co. for coal
Steamer Windber. Dow. Providence
TO Consolidated Coal Co for coal.
Steamer Iemassee. ---, Philadel.
phia-To Clyde Steamship Co. with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Powhatan. Ryan. Baltimore
To Merchants & Miners Transpor.
tation Co. with passengers and merch.
andise.
Steamer Essex, McDorman. Provi-
dencc-To Merchants g. Miners
Transportation Co. with passengers
and merchandise.
Steamer Princess Anne. Taplcy.
New York-To Old Dominion Steam.
ship Co. with passengers and merch.
dnulSo.
Barges Barava. Phillipsburg; Idaho,
Providence; Hernia. Boston.
Sailed.
Steamers: Powhatan, Ryan. Prov.
idence; Essex, McDorman, Baltimore ;
jamestown. Hitler, New York, via
Norfolk.
Schooner George D. dmands, Cole
man, Plymouth.
Barges: Geo. r. Skofield. Boston
Cienfuegos, Boston: Sharon. Fall
River; Gibson, Boston; Landsen,
Providence; Grafton. Portland; West
Virginia. Providence
Entered at Custom House.
Steamer Hernia CBrD. Fettes. Bos.
ton; Fernfield tBr). Smith, New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
WILLIAM G. ROUSE DEAD.
Aged Citizen Of Smithfie!d Passes
Away After Lingering illness.

"9eo Ct'zen OF Smtthfie!d Passes
Away After Lingering Illness.
Mr.. William G.. Rouse. an old and
highly respected citizen OF SmithfieId.
died last night at $50 O'Clock at his
nome. in the 73rd year of his age
he had been sick for about three
months.
For about forty years Mi. Rouse
mad been in business as an undertaken
and funeral director in Smithfield
He was devout Christian and was
widely known and beloved in the sec.
tion In which he lived. Surviving the
deceased are his second wife, one son.
Mr.. w. r. Rouse. of this city, and
1our daughters: Mrs. Noel and Mrs.
Hutchins, of Portsmouth,; Mrs. Joiner
and Mrs. Nelms, of Smithfield.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Smithfield Methodist church
iuesday morning at II O'Clock and the
body Will be Inferred at Ivy Hill CEN.
etery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
FEBRUARY EXPORTS.
Value Of Goods Amounted to Nearly
Quarter of Million,

Quarter of Million.
The value of foreign goods entering
this port during February amounted
to nearly a quarter of a million dol.
lars, according to the records kept at
the custom house. Just $58,0119S
was collected and turned into the
treasury of the United States. The
exact value of the imports. free and
dutiable. was s240,652OO, but sGS.
226.oo of that had to be entered with
out charge
The exact amount of the value of
the exports during February has not
been verified officially, but it is said
that the month will show exports to
have been fully as great as i'm Feb
ruary in recent years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

sunk beside pier-A In the storm last
Tuesday, has been lying alongside the
pier all the week. Tho owner has
been making efforts to unload her
cargo of oysters. and yesterday OF
fercd to give them away in order to
tighten the vessel. Last night the
schooncr'was faring badly and it was
feared that she would be pounded to
pieces during the night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
SIREN FOG SIGNAL PLAYED
OUT D UR|NG THE STORM
Bells Being Used at ThimbIe Shoal
Station emporariIy-.Buoys
Changed for Summer,

The lighthouse board has issued the
following notices:
Thimble Shoal Light Station, Chesa-
peake Bay. Va.-Locatcd in IL feet Of
water on the Shoalest part of Thimblc
Shoal. Va. off the Horseshoe. Chesa-
pcakc Bay. northcrly side of the chan.
mel to Hampton Roads.
The compassionate siren fog,signa;
at this station became disabled Feb
ruary q, and until replaced two bells
will be struck simultaneously by ma
chinery, every seconds, during thick
and foggy weather.
Elizabeth River. Va-Sewell Point
Shoal Buoy. No. >, frstclass can,
found adrift, was replaced Feb. %.
Hog Island Inlet. Va.-Outcr Bell
Buoy, BAWPS.. was found capsized
Feb. ~. and the ballast ball will be
replaced AS soon as practicable.
chesapeake Bay. Main Ship.Chan.
mel. Va battle-ground Buoy. No. 6.
was changed to Il first.class nun, for
the summer, Feb. %.
York Spit Buoy, No ). was changed
TO second-class can, for the summer,
Feb -.
New Point Comfort battle-ground
Buoy, No Z. was changed to first.
class can, for the summer, Feb. %.
York River. Va.-The following
buoys were changed from winter
spars. for the summer Feb. %:
Poquosin Flats Buoy, No. /, to IA
hrst-class can: Elbow and York Spit
Buyo. No. .. to a first-class nun :.
sandy Point Sboal Buoy, No. 7, to a
second-class can; Poplar Creek Flats
Buoy, No. q, to a second.class nun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
HOPE ABOUT ABANDONED.

Newport News Not Chosen as Site
TOR School-5iii Expected to Fail.
Hope for the location of one of the
proposed onrmal schools here has
about been abandoned. Friday night
the joint legislative committee rec.
commended Fredericksburg. Radford
and Harrisonburg as the locations for
the schools.
1t Is believed by many the bill pro.
viding for the establishment of the
schools will fail to pass after all.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
$46.75.
US. To California Via Southern
Railway, S46.75.

Effective February 14th and con-
tinuing daily until and including April!
9th, 1906. Southern Railway will sell
mixed class Colcnist tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Cal. at
rate OF $46.75. Correspondingly re.
duced rates to other California points
and cities OF the West. For detailed
Information call on or address STAN,
TON CURTIS, Passenger Agent. 95
CRANKY Street, Mnticello Hotel. Nor
folk, va. fe IL th,su,tuap6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Larceny the CHARGE.

Walter Johnson, young white man
employed at the shipyard, was arrest
ell yesterday by Special Officer Gil
dersleeve ON the charge of stealing a
lot of tools. The case will be heard
in the police court Monday Johnson
emphatically denies the charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Athletes in Nnrtnlk

a squad from the local Y. NJ. e. A.
went over to Norfolk last night and
participated in the second of series
OF tri'city association athletic meets.
those who went over were Mcssrs.
w. X. Lynch, Edwards, Ould. Chess.
man. liundley' Guthrie. Wilson.
Hughes. ~. G. Hughes. w. 4. Epcs.
Harvey. LEM, McFall, Hamilton and
McArtllc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
A WoNAA's BACK.
The Aches and Pains viii Disappear
il the Advice Of This Newport
News Citizen is Followed.


a woman's back has many aches
and pains.
Most times It's the kidneys fault.
Backachc is really kidney ache:
That's why Doans Kidney Pills
cure II.
Many Newport News News women
know this.
Read what one has To say about it:
Mrs. +. a. Fowlkcs. 3i2 Twenty.
sixth street. says: For six months
pain i'm my back IL not constant at
first. gradually Increased until was
scarcely able to stoop, and to lift any.
thing or any ovcr-exertion hurt so
that | was often in misery. Even q
slight cold Increased the suffering and
morning after morning | was so lame
and Sore across the lCins that could
hardly attend to the slightest house.
hold duties. never was successful
In purchasing anything which brought
permanent relief until got Doan's
Kidney Pills. I'm a very short time.
considering the nature Of my case.
they cured me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo NJ
Y. sole agents for the United States
Remember the namc-Doans sand
take no other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Blaze Narrowly Avcrtcd.

The iooring in the kitchen of Mr..
i. f. Stearnes' residence on West
avenue caught fire yesterday morn.
ing from the range. Mrs. Stcarncs
discovered the fire in time to have il
stopped before much damage was
done. Fire Chief Stow was called to
the scene with his chemical cxtiu.
guiShcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

The cases of Charlie Tcrrill and
Robbery Brown. negroes. both charged
with fclonious assault, are set for
trial in the Corporation Court tomor.
row. Wednesday the case of young
John Gerkin. who stabbed and fatally
wounded Walter FELTON,. is to be
tried
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Miss Starr Cominn.

Miss Frances Leigh Starr. of Nor.
folk. an exceptionally clever cIocu.
ZIONIST, assisted by we'll known local
people. will give an entertainment at
Trinity Methodist church Tuesday
evening under the auspices Of tho
Ladies' Aid Society.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
For Customs Service.

Secretary L. II. Fisher. OF the
fcurth civil service district, has an
nounced that an examination will be
neid on May IA for applicants for po.
s.tlons In the customs service. All
applications for this examination must
be filed before the hour for closing
business at the custom house on
April 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Looking For information.

Fire Chief w. K. Stow went to
Norfolk yesterday for the purpose of
examining the aerial ladder truck used
by the fire department of that city
The local department is to be provid-
ed with an aerial truck and the chief
IS looking for information concerning
this particular piece of apparatus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

An enjoyable moving picture enter
tainmcnt was given at the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday
afternoon and repeated last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Mrs. E. !. Ford Operated Upon.

Mrs. Il. ]. Ford was operated upon
at the ST James Hospital yesterday
afternoon by Drs. Cooper and Aylctt
The operation was entirely successful
and Mrs. Ford is said to be well ON
the way to recovery now.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
ladies' Help Guild.

The Ladies Help Guild of the Sail
ors Rest will hold meeting Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
Calendar for This Day.
Monday, March d.
CONSUL Enr Nnr.uau

mr. G. H. ArnaI has been notified
of his appointment by King Haakon
VII. as consul for the new kingdom
Of Norway at this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04
MARINE NOTES

Cereal exports for the week ending
yesterday fell below the high record
OF the week before, but TIN amount of
grain shipped was not greatly below
the normal. AS given by the custom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

Seven barges left port yesterday
for Northern cities. carrying 14,0O0
tons of coal. Owing to the storm
which threatened during the after.
noon the barges anchored in the
stream to wait the passage of the
blow.
The schooner Geo. D. Edmunds sail
ell yesterday for Plymouth with 800
tons of coal.
The British steamer Carsbrook sail.
ed yesterday from New York for New.
port News and is expected in port
today.
British steamer of 1850 tons has
been chartered under private terms to
take cargo of coal from this port to
CicnfuegUs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-04

The steamer City of Birmingham
has been chartered by the Old Do
minion Steamship Company for one
trip from New York to this port and
return. She is expected to arrive
Monday with passengers and cargo
of merchandise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-21

The pure feed law passed by the
last legislature has been of great
benefit TO the farmers and dairy
men as we'll as all other people
who buy stock feeds. In the adj
ministrations of this law andlof the
fertilizer law the A. and NJ. Col
lege has shown conservatism, wis.
dem, and economy. The well
equipped laboratories at the Col
lege greatly facilitate the work Of
inspection and analysis. 7 h e
people OF the State were at first in
different to protection from fraud
in the sale OF feed stuffs and fertil.
gers, but they have been educated
until they now demand il.