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als 8abn' uno Muno : @aIier aes
brau6t miro, 8G6ne uno Wnno
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Sanomabrinaerin unb @eiites 6eile'
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- DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATS
TICS AND HISTORY
STATE OF TEXAS.
Austin, February 9th 1906.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify, That the TEU-
TONIA INSURANCE COMPANY Of
NEW ORLEANS, La, has in all respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas
as conditions precedent to its doing
business in this State, and that said
Company holds a Certificate of Author.
ity from this Office emitting it to do
business in this State for one year
from the LIST day of January 1906, to
the 3lst day of December 1916.
- Given under my hand and
L. S. seal, at office, in Austin,
WI the day and date first above
written.
w. j. CLAY,
Commissioner.
Represented by +. J. SCUDDER &
CO., Alamo Fire Insurance Building,
San Antonio, Texas.
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fett, Wtar &rDener uno 8. s. Tbeis
ale Shiler Der Wormalihule in San
Marco5. babeu ba5 Stipenoium Der
SermounsI6bne BON lie $50 erbalten.
Sn &aufmann COUNTY piro
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Options bitinlmuna itattfinoen.
5n 6oufton itarb Der 0ol5b1no'
fer @has. Benber. friber bier uno in
@eu.8 raunfels m%0bnbaft.
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lofort beieitigt uno permanent turirt
eurh ,,8pru Sprmalin", (eimer
q Mmeno). Sn allen Gputbefen
gu haben.
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Sobm y. Bolton, Sefentl. Notar.
@rHucei8entum. @sent tiir 8enfpnsan.
1prade. 4e1 Maparrp Ctr ". Gel. 439
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Gomal Springs Rnrterb.

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Bdame?
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fen?
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suns baben?
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So beaiebt Guren Beoarf BON
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Der alidltbfe mana in Mrfaufas.

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fir 5 gents fret nerianbt
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0as Slid lit Elm 8eibent; Die
Weiiten beaniprudlen es ieood) als
Elm Reht.
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Der ihmerreihe Ment;er Meier,
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acknowledgement. GIN Serr e. eraablt
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inpnniidaer Sitter tournt er barauf
AZ lpreden, ba6 bic @aftfreun6idafi
IN Sapari 10 nett aebe, benz Sremoen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
Letter to Mr.. Barrett.

Because Of certain statements made
by Collector Stuart, Mr.. +. NJ Barrett.
one of the four inspectors dropped
last summer. wrote to Secretary of
the Treasury Shaw. In reply he re-
ceived the following letter:
December %, 1905.
Dear Sir:
have read your letter of the 18th
with care, and have looked up the
record. You were not dismissed un.
der charges. but at time when re-
duction of force was necessary. You
are eligible for reinstatement should
the Office require more inspectors, but
as your letter contains language.
Collector Stuart wrote falsehood
and he knows it," | presume you will
not care to ask the collector for re-
instatement. | am sorry you so far
forgot yourself as to write in that
vein. Yours very truly.
(Signed LESLIE NJ. SHAW.
Mr.. r. NJ. Barrett,
Newport News, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
OPPOSE LIQUOR LICENSE.
Negro Citizens Will Protest to Judge
earham Against Lenz's Application.

The negro citizens living in the
neighborhood of Madison avenue and
Twenty third street are up in strong
opposition to the granting of retail
liquor license to Mr., George LEM for
place at the corner of Madison ave
nue. and Twenty-third street
a mass meeting will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the colored
ST. Paul A. NJ. Il. church and several
prominent white ministers of the city
have been invited to attend and
speak.
Judge Barham has twice refused a
license for the place in question: the
last time refusing it to Mr.. LEM. the
present applicant. All of the negro
churches are interested in this case
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

that the work could be done with
one; but the collector did not give
Mr. Eubank AN opportunity TO demon
strate whether he could do the work
with one assistant. Another reason
offered for MIR Eubank's reduction
was his action in permitting The Brit.
ish vicc-consul to enter certain goods
and pay the duty thereon after the
cashiers Office WAS closed one even
ing. Mr.. Eubank stated that he did
representative OF a foreign govern
ment, and it was not disputed that
he turned the money over with the
entry to the cashier the next morn.
cock were that he was careless in
his work and that he was not strict
disciplinarian. AS refuting the
charges made by the collector against
Mr.. Eubank and Mr. Morecock there
was much evidence to prove that both
these persons we're especially compc-
tent and capable employees.
At certain nominating convention
in Newport News, Collector Stuart
was one of committee of five to Sc
lccL delegates TO the State conven-
ticn. and four delegates selected by
this committee were classified en-
ployes of tho custom house Among
these four were Mr. Vipond, who was
promoted to Mr.. Morecocks place,
and MeSsrs. Brown and Mitchell who
had been recommended for removal
by the representatives of the Treas
ury Department. but whose retention
had been recommended by the col
lector
From the evidence submitted 1t az
pcared Cd that the primary reason
for the dismissal of Messrs. String
field and Sherman was political: ca
that the reasons for the reduction of
, Messrs. Eubank and Morecock were
political; the reasons assigned being
trivial and the punishment out of all
proportion to the alleged Offcnses.
and CD that i; was most improper for
the collector acting on the nominal
| ing committee to name four classified
employees of his Office as delegates to
political convention. The commits
sion therefore recommended to Pres
ident Roosevelt that the collector be
directed to reinstate Messrs. String
field and Sherman if owing to in
creased business additional inspectors
were necessary, and also that the col
lector be be directed to promote
Messrs. Eubank and Morecock to
their former grades and reduce
Messrs. Powell and Vipond to the po-
sitions they held before the recent
changes. The commission also rec
commended that the collector be in
formed of his duty to see that in so
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
lhlcfieId-WoodroW.

Miss Laura Ihlefeld, of Riverview,
and MIR. Arthur Robinson Woodrow,
of Wilmington. Dell we're quietly
married last Wednesday at the home
Of the bride by Rev. E. Il. Wexford
bride. was maid of honor and the best
man was Mr. Walter Ihlefeld. Tho
bride and groom left for a Northern
tour, after which they will make their
home at Wilmington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

far as he could bring it about the
classified employees of his Office re-
frain from taking active part in poll
tics.
The President issued orders in ac-
cordancc with the recommendations
of the commission and during October
McSsrs. Eubank and Morecock we're
reinstatcd to their former positions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

ing that in making these changes he
was actuated by motives affecting the
efficiency of the service.
The reason assigned by Collector
Stuart for the removal of the four in.
spcctors was the falling off OF the
business of the port to such an extent
as not to Justify the retention of their
services. The records showed Il
steady decrease in the business OF the
port when estimated by fiscal years.
but also showed that the volume of
business between January and Au-
gust 10. 1905, was much greater than
during the same period in 1904 Not
during 1909. the collector claimed that
he work OF the port could be done
with fewer employees. The sole ques.
, ton therefore was whether in select
ing those TO be removed the collector
was influenced by political considcra-
| tons. Captain Stuart denied that he
was SO Influenced. and his reasons for
the separation OF Messrs. Barrett and
| kcllum tended TO show that the eff
iicicncy of the service was promoted
| by his selection of them for removal.
The collector showed that Mr. Barrett
was renewed principally because of
his physical condition. and reasons
affecting his efficiency. The former
| collector had also recommended his
dismissal on account of his physical
condition. The collector further show.
ed that Mr. Kcllum was quite illit-
crate. and was responsible for several
errors. While it appeared that both
Mcssrs. Springfield and Sherman were
men of limited education, there was
no complaint; as to their efficiency
son for Diminishing them being that
they both failed to pass an eXamina
, ton held by direction of the Secre
tary OF the Treasury in April 1905.
In March. 1908. two representatives
VI t1t IedSUTy department cHitln
ined the business of the Newport
News custom house and recommended
that the positions held by James T.
Mitchell and William II. C. Brown,
both colorcd Republicans. be abolish
ed; but no action was taken upon
this recommendation until Captain
Stuart assumed Office. He recommend
cd that these two persons be retain
ed as they had passed a civil service
| examination.
The position made vacant by Mr.
Eubank's reduction was filled by Mr.
IL. w. Powell. Republican, and Mr.
Morecock's place was filled by Mr.. NJ
NJ. ViponI an active Republican
worker The collectors reason for
reducing Nj Eubank was because he
retained two assistants i'm his divis.
ion, whereas the collector believed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

because the proximity of the place to
the Columbian opera house. where
NEST of the colored lodges hold their
meetings.
The application will be heard next
recess that day on account of the
holiday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
Y. M. c. a. Auxiliary.

There will be call meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the associa-
ton building tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. Final arrangements for a
Martha Washington reception will be
made at this meeting and all com
mittees are expected to report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
REPORT CONTAINS
INTERESTING FACTS
Complete Findings Of Civil Service
Commission Upon First Charges
Against Capt. Stuart.
c. G. SMITHERS MAY BE NAMED
Political Gossip Says Chcrryton Col.
Iector Will Be Selected by pres,.
dent il Senate Refuses to Confirm
Stuart's Observation-Disclosures Ex.
pected This Week.
c. c. SMITHERS MAY &c NAMED

The twcnty.sccond annual report
of the United States civil service
commission, Il copy Of which has just
been received here, contains matter
Of peculiar interest to the public here
On pages IA and 10 OF the report
appears ii complete history of the
complaint that Captain j. T. Is. Stuart,
collector Of customs for this port, dis
eliminated against civil service en-
ploycs in his Office for political rca-
sens. the facts revealed by an inves-
legation and the recommendations OF
the comission
Hints as to the nature Of the find
ineS Of the commission have been
known here since the reinstatement
of Messrs. T.. y. Eubank and Etlloe
Morecock 10 the positions from which
they were reduced by the collector,
but the report itself and most of its
Interesting features came as news
even TO many of the interested par.
ties.
Action Expected This Week.
Everything in connection with the
custom house fight Is eagerly sough;
lust at this time, because the Senate
this week is expected to act upon the
appointment of Collector Stuart Par
ties in "A position I, to know express
| themselves as being supremacy con.
sAdcnt that Captain Stuart's appoint.
Alt will be turned down and that
lresidcnt will then name another
''s;'' 6mithers the Man?
ago story was circu-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

lated to the effect that State Senator
j. G. Noel. Of Lee county. "or some
ether man whose name was not men.
toned would he named to succeed
Captain Stuart. Now the political
gossips say that the other man" is
{. G.. Smithcrs, at present collector
for Chcrryton, on the Eastern Shore
1t is said that Senator Noel would
have been named if Colonel Slemp
had insisted upon it, but that after
conference ii was agreed to substi-
tutc the name of Mr.. Smithers Ac-
cording to the report. if the Senate
refuses to confirm Stuarts nominal
ton. Smithcrs will certainly be
named
Cooley Comes Tomorrow.
Tomorrow Commissioner Cooley, of
the civil service commission. comes
here from Washington, presumably
for the purpose of closing an invcsti-
cation started by Special Agent Quinn
recently. This investigation has to
do with charges against Collector
Stuart filed since the investigation
last summer
Report of Commission.
Below is given in full that part Of
the civil service commissions annual
report which refers to the local Gus
tom house:
Newport News. Va.-PoliticaI Rcmov.
ais in Custom House.
In August, 1905. complaint was
made to the commission that the
collector of customs al Newport News,
Va. Capt. j. Il. b. Stuart. had re-.
duccd and removed certain employees
under him for political reasons An
Investigation disclosed the fact that
on August IL Mr.. l.. y. Eubank. dep
uty collector and inspector. was re.
duced from 81, 500 per annum TO in
spector at 50 per diem. and Mr.. T.dloc
MCrccock was reduced from chief in.
spectOr at 81 per diem to inspector
at 81 per diem; and that on the same
date Messrs. +. NJ. Barrett. G.. w.
Springfield. G G. kcllum and II. NJ.
Sherman were removed from the
service. On August ~ each of the
four inspectors who were removed re.
ceived letter from the collector
reading as fellows:
"On and after the close of business
August 10. 1905, your services will be
dispensed with in this Office aud the
Office will be abolished"
Neither Mr. Eubank nor Mr. More.
cock was furnished with a copy OF
the charges against him.
All six Of the employees who we're
removed or reduced were Democrats.
The removal and reduction oil SC
many employees of diifcrcn; political
faith from that of the collector
placed upon him the burden of show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18
GRATEFUL TO FRIENDS.

We desire to express our sincere
gratitude to our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement.
MRS. A. T. WINGFIELD
1t AND FAMILY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-18

Mrs. Nathaniel Friend Wilson Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Preston
l.. Roper, in Petersburg
, 1906-06-27
Date of Entertainment Changed

The entertainment at which Miss
Jean Wilson is to recite and which
was advertised to take place at Wild
wood Casino on June 80, has been
changed to Friday evening, June 20,
and the place to he the Holly Beach
borough hall. The following pro-
gram will be rendered: "When Hands
Meet quartette, Mrs. G~eisenberger,
Mrs. Mautz, Mr.. Hancock, MI. Parker;
.'The Senator's Dilemma" recitation,
Miss Jean Wilson; dreams, (Strelez-
kies) soprano solo, Mrs. Geisenberger;
''The Cremona,o Miss Jean Wilson;
when Richilieu the Red Robe Wore
baritone solo, Mr.. Parker; recitation,
selected, Mrs. Carl A. Haswin; sob!
Hush Thee my Baby" quartette; "The
Village Seamstress," by request) Miss
Jean Wilson; might Time" contralto
solo, Mrs. Mautz; "Friday Afternoon
at IA Country School" arranged by
Miss Wilson; Good Night from
Martha, 10y the quartette.
, 1906-06-27

Miss Olga Lehman, of Tioga, is
spending a delightful week with her
friend Miss Edna Barnett, at the
Centre House.
If you want good bread see the Cape
May Baking Co. \
News was received this week of the
death of James Young i'll Philadelphia.
MIR. Young was vice president of the
original Holly Beach Improvement
Co.
, 1906-06-27
Hotel Guests at wildwood Crest

John Ince, leading man at Fore
papgh's theatre; Warren Hill, stage
director of the Standard theatre; Miss
Marie Curtis, of New York; Miss
Helen Davenport, of Milwaukee; Alex
Spencer, advertising agent of the Ma
tional theatre; Robin Heath, of Phil
adelphia, were registered at the Ocean
Crest hotel this week. The formal
opening will take place July 4th with
a charity ball.
, 1906-06-27

l. l4oAS III VIZ 1C'
of a bull pup sired by Beans, the Ocean
Pier dog.
Auctioneer John A. Ackley, of Vine
land, was among Sundays visitors.
Mrs. Addie Gilbert's Sunday-school
class of the Baptist church will give a
home candy. cake and ice cream sale
in the vacant Rudolph store on
Saturday evening.
On account of iAness, Sayre ~ Town
send who rented the Trenton, will be
unable TO conduct the house. Mrs.
Shuster will run ii as usual.
VIM. J. Eldredge and daughters, of
NanPelt street, Philadelphia, are quar-
tered OF Magnolia avenue for an eX-
tended period.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
r.. w. Ryan, agent.
Mrs. Seipp has entertained the fol-
lowing at franklin cottage during the
past week: Edward Knapp, Martin
Stutzbach, Mrs. John Roedel, Mrs. E.
Seipp, Lenora Roedel, Mildred Roedel,
George Roedel, Jacob Gaertner, Will
liam Peters, Herbert Peters, Anna
Seipp, Mr.. Knaus and family, Fred
Huber and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Gaiser and FAM
lily, of West Brown street, Philadel-
phia, have taken No. % of the West
Side apartments for the season. MI.
Gaiser will make week end trips during
the summer.
Mis-. e. Gilbert, of Philadelphia, has
taken possession of the Seeley cottage
on Wildwood e "Bunch," the
popular bull terrier, is also down for
the summer renewing old ac%quaintan-
ceS.
Mrs. e. G. Albertson, of Bridgeton,
spent several days of last week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Titlow, of Phil
adelphia, who have been spending sew
esal weeks at Severn Hall, have gone
to Riyerton for a protracted visit.
All kinds of fancy cakes at Coombs'
bakery.
Guests registered at Severn Hall the
past week nave been Clement M. De-
vine, b. Delcamp and wife, Robert
Noble, John 2. Moore, David j. Finn,
E. B.. DUNCAN, Chae. E. Rees, Jr.,
Hugh +. Dugan, Marie G.. Dugan, of
Philadelphia.
Try Cape May Baking Co.'S bread. \
Albert Gould who rented the cottage
of Prof. Geo. ID. Flrmin OF Glenwood
avenue. will taxi possession this week.
Willard Hall guests the past week
have been Howard E. Snyder, Dayton,
Ind; Mrs. Clarence A. Adams, Miss
Gertrude M. Adams, Miss Linda Went
zell, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Vol
colt, Thos. Martindale, Gladys L..
Hesper, Effie l.. Fee, w. G. Gross,
Mrs. Susan G. Mcfarland, Mrs. Re-
becca G. Cady, Philadelphia.
Be sure to visit silk worm exhibition
on board walk. Interesting and in
structive.
B. Kasai q Co., japanese importers,
who occupied a store in the Harrigan
block last season, have opened a store
in the Edgar Brown building this week.
The popular Jap who managed the
store last season returned to his home
in Japan in the winter and has since
Sent a number of foreign post cards and
the like to his friends here.
See Albig's advertisement inside. 4
w. E. Buzby, of the Hotel Colonial,
has purchased a Winton automobile of
the Newcomb Automobile Co.
Try one of COMBS lemon marangue
pies.
Continued on Page
, 1906-06-27
Married

Miss George Hess, of Philadelphia,
and Loire Shivers, of Anglesea, were
married on Saturday, June IS, 1906, at
the residence of the groom's sister, Mrs.
Washington Hilton, on Maple avenue,
Wildwood. Rev. Riddle performed
the ceremony. The JOURNAL extends
congratulations.