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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
CLAIM BOOT LECCERS" OPP.
crate NEAR CULDESAC

The city of Culdesac and the school
district in Culdesac are greatly bene-
fitted financially by these licenses be-
ing paid here, besides the county and
state gets their share, as well as the
United States. Now the proprietors of
have to contend with the old PROPOSE
ton of boot Logging as there are sew
eral places up the line, so they say
that are selling whiskey without a
license"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
THEY CAMPED WHERE CARL|N COOK
WAS LEFT TO STARVE
Charleston Boys Visited the Scene Of Tragedy that
was Enacted Many Years Ago

ates whose father was president of an
eastern railroad and had sent them to
the Lochsa branch of the Clearwater
on a hunting excursion.
The spot is about eight miles from
the forks of the river and about 40
miles from Kooskia on the Clearwater
river a bar in the river is also called
"Carlin bar" after the party.
The story goes that the party had
gotten into country that was so ex-
ceedingly rough that 1t was almost i'm
possible to move about, and when in
that country became temporarily lost
After regaining their directions it was
found that the cook who had accom-
panied the boys to the wilderness was
Continued on Page Seven)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Continued on Page Seven)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
NOTICE:

Notiss ID h,rsby given thM tbs
sJQmpsguie des Suersriss do Saint
JsAn,s . corporation duly organized
u11er ths laws Ct ths Kingdom Of Bel.
gium. and doing business In this ID.
land. W .th residence Of Caguas. hss
Aled IN ths Exscativs Oounsil OF Por'
TO Rico petition praying for . con
session for the right TO sonstrust iwo
solid bridges Of ltmbsr over the ri.
vsrs Caguitas and Bairoa, whish will
join lh, ba:ks Ct privAts propsrtiea
wa a'se CIV lsrs have given their auth D
riz zstion for tbs construstion thsrsot,
Ths hearing OF ths application will
be hsld al ihs cffIss OF ihs Oommlttes
On FfanchissI. Privileges and Con
ssssions Of lhs Executive Counsil on
ths I day OF January 1907 at Two
o'Io,k k In the atlsrnoop, OF which tims
aad place and any and oil persons
desiring TO bs heard In favor or
sg Lnst ths granting OF the said con
esssion moy present thsir arguments
slthes orally or In .iting;
San yaau. is Of Dac. !, ,sOe. II
Oompaguia des Husrerisa do s Amt
Jean.
By MATEo PIERRoT.
DlEsetoF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

la Sc
da da alAaaIi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
AVISO

L. Hoeiedad An6nima denomipa'
dc GBucrsriss de Saint Jsan,s Corpo
Saci6n dsbidsmsnts oYgADizsdA bA1f
les leyes del Relno dc BE gica y ops'
raudo On ssta Isla CON domisilio 81
CsgaAs. ha prsseutado al Ccnssit
ii Q 1.-Two dc Puerto Rico una solisi
snd pidiando que para sl pass dc una
lfnsA dc fsrrosarril para % uso pro
pio por hnsss partIcnlsres euyoa dua
h,s dusios 10 han DADo 10 sorrespon
disnte sutorizsei6p, 90 10 conaeda uns
frs.q uisia permit eadols construir dor
s6lidas puentes do MADEIRA sobre los
rios Csgulias y Bsiroa, cuyos puen'
tes unirEn mAvgsnss do propisdadei
privkdas suyos dueiios tsmbiea han
AutoriE edo 10 construction. Ii vilti
do 10 psiiei6n tsndrA lpgar ante 81
CAmit6 do Ffarquicias, Privilsglos y
Conceslonss del Conssio Ei:sutivo, tl
dis I de Ensro do l. GOT & les dos do
10 tards y 90 hace pdblieo para que
oralsents 8 por elcr!to puedsn On sae
dia prsssntar sus argumentos todos
los que dsassn ser oidol & favor 8 en-
contra do dieha peiiei6n.
San Juan Is do Dleisnbre de 1909.
Por 10 SSuereries d. aaint Jears
MATED E1ERRoT.
Direcsor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

persies, whose W leHs have given iii
nessssary authorization. and fir ihl
sonss'ceGi6n oi lw) solid bridges 10
be bnili OF concrsss and atsal over III.
River G'ande de Loixa, which said
orifg'A will join private properties
whoAs CIV asrs have also given ihs no.
cssssry authorization for lhe aonstrue'
llon ihNeot
The hearing q I Ihs application will
ba hHId at the files { I the Committee
on FrarshiseH, Privileges and Conces.
aions Of shs Exseutivs Counsil on ths
7 day Of January l 9O7 at twl Z 'slos k
Ia Tho afternoon, Of which tins
any and oil persons desiring to he
heard silhr 10 favor or sgainst ihs
granting OF tbs said conses,ion may
present ihsir argume ts eithsr verbA.
lily or In willing,
San Juan, Dtesmber Is 1906.
sC0mpsgnie des Suoreriss dc Saint
Jsap,s
By MATEo EIERRoT,
Dlreaior,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
AVISO

La SoelsdAd Au6nima Susreries
dc Saint JsAn, OorporAe On debida.
menis organizaaa baio les leyes del
Rsino do Be gIsa,y opsrAndo en- sstA
IsiA son domisilio en- osguas, ha pre-.
ssntado Al Conssio Eissatlvo do Puer.
10 Riso ula solieiiud pidiendo Qgs
para sl pAse de una Inca Dc fsrrocA-
rril para % uso propio por nnsAs par.
tisulArss, ouyos dueno os 10 han dado
10 oorrespondisnls AutoEix Acl6n, se lie
eoneHda unA franquisia psfmlli6 adole
Airavssar por 40 solo punIo 10 sArrs.
tsra que do Oaguas sonduos a Huma-
sAo y conairus dos s6lldos pusnlss de
pilarss , ssIri6os do hormig6n y vi
gas do esmsnto armada sonre el rio
Gfands. Dc LoiEH, suyos SusnsoI uni
rka mEFgsnss Dc propIsdAdss prlvA'
dAs euyos dusfol tAmhlen han Ausorl'
Sado la eonslFusci0n. L. vlsla dc 10
peaisl6n isndrk lrgaf snle sl Connie
d. FeanQ aislal PfiVllsgIos J Cones.
aionsA del Conssio Eiseulivo, Q. die
! Dc RnsFo Dc sOl 1 laS dos Dc su
lards J - hsss 4 lliso para qus oral
msnis o poF ssoEiao pasdAn sn saa dla
prsssaiAr SaS aFgumsaios todos los
Gus dssssa ser oidoa iAV0. 0 On soa,
re De disha pstlsl6n.
nan Iaan u Do plalsmb > dsl,sCg.
PoE 10 ssaeFsriss % salaa Jaas
MAJ FiEaRJT
nlRaeksm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29

O0FVEe ds Yes OTaSE ARKADIA harA regul1
n. " Orssns Porto Rico lavanoo evos aarga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
NOTICE

Nstss Il hsFsey zlssa lhn 'hs
Cen pazals dsa sssssElss as SNal
Isaa, > aorposAaon daly argAalaa6
aadsE lAs a~l ei ihs ug len { Z 81.
glam. aat toszz oaalasaa = lAa "a.
laai, ia rsalasaaa ~ CsgaAa. a.
al Ia aAa 81 maaiEs CoaaaI ei Por.
- Rlaa > aaalAaa EFarlsg IRA asai
ssaaida - axoaa ~ = aariAla 81 lea gas
rel lsadiax ''o@ csxass la Ha@a
80 "a = aas & Z gsglsoAi ~ pFlta-
= Pasgasss ss1 AFaaxa szitais sre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
AVlSQ

L. Soeie1aa AnonlmR denomira-
dc sSuereries dc Saint JeauS, Corpo-
raei6n dshtdsmente org nixAda baio
les leyss del Re!n0 dc BelgioA y opg-
rando en- easA iAlA con &c n1leilio ca
CsguAe, hs pressntAd0 Ai Conaeio Eje
eutivo do Puerto RIso una solisisud
pidlondo que, para Rnes induatriales,
8 leA para 10 Alimentasi6n dc las ma
quinas do 10 Central SSantA Jnknss
que ha sstablesido On 10 ansa dsnoml'
nada sCol6ns dc 80 propiedad que ra.
disa On el barrio do BAiroa dc Ca.
q gaas, 10 10 permits dol rio 0Eande do
L9iSA. CON sl que % solindan dicha
6nea. cienlo eineasntA lliroa do aqua
por ssgundo diariamente, subiendo el
aqua & los sHtAblesimisntos por medic
do IN grupo dc hombRs centritagas,
reeoii6ndolas On tarquss inatsladoa
Al siseto On 10 dieha fnea , dssde los
que 10 dlatrihuirAn o. la fAhrica vol.
visndo dsspues do usArss al ex presado
rio, On peifssto sstado do limpisza v
purifsaci6n, por IN canal do cal y
santo que siempre dSntro do dicha fa.
% 30 c9nRtrairk. haciendose ,odaa
ssAs obras con arfeglo & pianos aeon
o. sdos & 10 Aolieitud, Ia vista dc
10 pelisi6n tendrA lugar ants la Conf
sion do FranquisiAs, Privilegios y
Concsaiones del Conseio Eiesusivo oil
dia Eists de Knsro pr6xlmo & les dos
do 50 tards y &C hsss p6blico para
que orAlmenls 8 por eaeriio pusdan an
eae die Prsaentar sus argomsrtos 10.
dos los que dsAssn cor oidoa & favor &
en- contra do disha pe!iei6n.
Assn Juan, l5 dc D!clsmbre do 1905.
Por 10 ~Sucreriss de Saint JeArs,
MATEo PIEREoT.
l0ireetor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
NOTICE

TO WHOA 1t MAY CONCERN:
NOIics ID hsrsby given that The
ComSagnie SusrsrisS do Saint JsAp,
corporation duly organised under
lhs lava OF lhe King ion Of Belgium,
And doiog business in this island, W iii
residences at Csguas, has died In the
Ell ssulivs Counsil Of Porto Rlso m
ssDlleAtlon asking for . soaaeIsion OF
ono hundred and 6iIy llIsrs tf wAt,E
osr sscoad per day 10 bs hk,n from
abs river &C :Ande ds LoizaS, for in
dussriAl UurVolss, mans J, for fssdirg
zoe sng nss Ihs CSulrAIs SANTA JuA,
- naili o. Ihs psllIionsr on his pro-
efly mama sJul0nS, IilaAie1 In lhs
oarrio et BGiroa OF Csguas, which
said properly IL bounded BY Tbs said
'lvsri and lhs De 10 Go pumpsi 10
Ihs buildit e oy grOup si sentr ia'
gel pumps Ard dsposilss 10 nrks
crowded flr tbs sarposs on lhs sald
properly, I ON waish 10 IhAll bs dls'
lribalsd 10 lha iAas0ry and lhanss re-
Iarnsd 70 tbs river, Altar II has served
lhs purposs Tor lleh IL wa hksn,
uns9niAmlnais1, ,hsovg gh q canal oulll
Il nasonfY - s.fk Ia lhguii PROPERTY,
ell y "a 10 90 tcas IN aesordanes
w ID slAss a.sa lhs said appll'
eaton.
tbs hearing lbs perHon sll
os hild a. lAs anCt b Ctmmliiss
On Fsa1shlassa Priv sgss : coua.
talcna tht Exsn tiva Co4aat oa
,hs Z q IsaaasI 1906 st,wteaoss
.a ihs aiaara o. - as.s.sA s..as. asa
9laes ang Aad al ssfsea8 asy prs
sssi ialis agz.sasel. tsseaNg or Ia
aalg, a.taas is4ag as agalaas
sas gfaallag % s. ss.a sssasaslea
sac 1aaa DtssmhaF sflsss "a,
alsasssa aas ~ aat "a
s1sassza ss SssssF.ts = sa.ai
8g hA1 sHa
? sast
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-29
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship company
Blo wntlD Postal GOD GsIm !, b! E!hi Upda. d Ap(dn
SERYZCNO De CABOZAK

ri vapor PORTO RICO nsvAndo pAssje'
ros esYRa, EsldrA 1e San q les dos Go IL
madrugAda para aodcs os sssrtt de ia Iala
as su rais. l&a signiar'ss fsshar: por el
Eats, Octuhrs 3, II y 81, Noyiembra Il v28.
Dielsn bre - y %, por 81 Oesse, Sepllemhre
u, Octubre II y rs, Noyiembre y q, Di'
ciembre y 20.
Este vapor s,nscts con les vAsores do
oarga hSatA las doso del dis ansss do salids,
~ vsndea pasaies ca las ofaiaAs hassa las
cuasro de !atArds del 3la antsrior & su aalida.
vspor vAsCo llevando ssrga soIamsnss
saldrA para iodos los pusrtcs do 10 Isls de au
ruia 10 una de ls msfanA, en- las siguisn-
tes techas: por 81 Este, Oatubre 10 "a, No.
vismhre Il. Dioiembre 1ol poY al Oeste
Oasv bre J, II IL. Noviembrs IA y 2s, Disiem
brs Il y 80.
A x -l~l~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Presbyterian Minister, In Atlanta.
Allowed 10 Resign.
coHFEssEs Sin TO HIS Wife
An Old Sweetheart Proved His I'm.
doins-0eparts From Georgia for
His Fathers Home in Arkansas
Presbytery Passed Resolutions.
DIV Assnclnlnl prcss !


ATliANTA. GA. Oct. 19.-Rcv. DR.
G. p. Bridewcll. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, the richest and
most fashionable church In Atlanta
has been indefinitely suspended from
the ministry following his confession
to his wife and to the church OF
his Intimacy with married woman
MI old sweetheart from Fort Worth
Tex, In Il Boston hotel. this sum
mer. He resigned his pastorale, and
with his wife. who forgave nm, left
for Arkansas, whore tho pastors
father lives.
The resolutions of suspension adopt.
ed by the Atlanta Presbytery fol.
low:
Whereas, Rev. c. p. Bridewell has
boon guilty of gross immortality, ana
q fun confession OF the same to the
Presbytery, and
Whereas, he has shown sincere
repentance for the same and begs to
be forgiven: therefore, be It
Resolved, That the said Rev. C.
p. Br!dewen Is hereby indefinitely
suspended from tho services of tho
Office of the Gospel ministry, ana that
we commend him IN much love and
sympathy to the grace OF God"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
BRIDE WON ON TRACK
Lucky Booknaksr Captures Heir
ess While Following Horses.
Wife WORTH MORE THAN MILLION
policeman's Son After Gaining
Fortune Marries the Daughter of
Rich arewer-coupIc Are Welded
in New York City.
(By Associated press. )

NEW YORK. Oct l9.-Miss Ger.
trudc Schorr daughter OF John w.
Sehorr, wealthy brewer and horse
man, of Memphis, Tenn, and George
Rcardon bookmaker and pluugcr,
were married In the Church of ST.
Vincent de Panl, North Sixth street.
Brooklyn, and thereby hangs little
romance, the like of which is most.
~ found In books and dreams.
Rcardon met the young heiress two
years ago at I.atona. He was poor,
bat proud. and set out to font on
To fortune. Success came from the
four quarters OF the track, and pref
~ soon he asked the millionaire
Tor his daughter. An engagement fol
lowed.
a few weeks ago Miss Schorr
came to New York and visited her
sweetheart's relatives. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Mark Rear,lon. at Comey Island. The
wedding was planned there as the
date of 1t had not been named.
ReardDn Is said TO have won SEQ 900
since he met Miss Schorr He is /,
son of Police Captain John Reardon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
----"S---~-1----S.--------
PORTO Rlco's RENEFAcToR.
Captain Ashford Cut Down Death Rate
On island

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Captnin
d. X. Ashford. the assistant surgeon
of the army who has distinguished
himself by lowering the death rate of
the island Of Porto Rico, has been ap.
pointed an honorary member Of the
Porto Rico anaemia commission.
The officer was for several years on
duty in the island. where, I'm connec.
ton with a representative Of the ma.
rine hospital servlcc and native ply.
stefan, he organized means Of pre-
venting tho spread Of dread disease
which had been for years regarded rs
incurablc
The death rate of the island
was enormous, and this has
been most favoraby affected bv
the work of the sanitary officers, who
have established sub.stations without
cost, and where native physicians re-
ceive instruction which Is OF the
greatest value.
Captain Ashford had to live down
much natural native prejudice, but he
overcnme this. aud left tho island
recently loaded with honors. He tool;
up comparatively subordinate place
In the usual routine of his prof ~.
sional duties us the assistant surgeon
on duty at the Washington barracks,
where he Is spending some of his
time In the preparation Of his re-.
ports.
Captain Ashford was In doubt about
accepting the honorary place on the
commission since it might be re.
garded MS holding Of another of
flee. and by this means imperil his
commission rs medical officer of
tic army. There has been special
Interpretation OF the law for his ben
Gift, SO TINT he may accept this hon
orary place, intended as compli-
Ken. to him, and which carries with
1t no compensation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
TEMPEST RACED FOR TEN DAYS
Salvadorean Warship Lost-Many
Persons Killed

CT oo'io INillCus
SAN SALVADOR. Oct. ia temp.
est has ragged necessarily for ten DAYS
throughout the republic. flooding the
rich valleys. principally that of Ma.
india, and resulting In great loss of
life, ana the destruction of cattle and
crops.
The Salvadorean man.of-war IZalco
was lost ut Acujuta.
The topography of various depart.
ments has been changed, buildings
have fallen. burying their tenants in
the ruins and iron bridges over the
principal rivers have been carried
away. The aqueducts and electric
light plants at Salvador and Sonsonat
have suffered heavy losses.
The railroads, telegraphs ami com.
merce are paralysized. but traffic is
being restored, In some towns of the
Republic.
The rivers are Ringing down the
bodies OF persons drowned in the
storm and the Cal oasses Of cattle and
the sight of these tend to increase the
terror OF the people.
Guatemala and Honduras also have
suffered severely. 1t Is said the loss.
es there will amount to many millions
Of dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
ON TRAIL OF TRAITOR
Continued from page 81

statements, omnnating as stated, from
4 member of organized labor, there
fore, be it
RESOLVED, That we, the members
OF the Central Labor Union here as.
sembled, denouncc such statements
as false and untrue. therefore, he II
Resolved. We appoint Il commit
tee OF investigation to Investigate
the above matter and report to thi:;
body at the next meeting night, there.
fore, be it
Resolved. That we call upon tn.
Merchants Association for the nam.
OF the party appearing before their
body and making these statements
and he 1t, further
Resolved, That we denounce the
statement made that the fight made
against the Merchants Association
was being made by certain members
who have supposedly private griey
anceS. and further be 1t
Resolved. That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes ant
given to the Daily Press.
Regular Business.
Considerable regular business was
disposed OF by the Central Labor
Union. The committee appointed to
look into the matter of opening co
operative store made n report, which
was the subject of lengthy dis.
cuSsiOn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
$50 ISLANDERS SWEPT
AWAY BY TIDAL WAVE,
Continued from Page onc.)

inces have overfown in the lowlands
and horses, cattle and pigs by the
hundreds have been drowned.
M The storm began at an early hour
In the evening and increased in Sc
verify at night when the winds reach
ed maximum velocity OF eighty
miles an hour. The people of the
city were badly frightened and many
OF them passed a sleepless night.
There was no power for electric
lights, the gas burned but dimly,
and candles had to he resorted to.
Thousands of persons spent the night
in the cafes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
STEAMERS CREW RESCUED.
British Slip Vera Saves Captain and
TWenty-six Men.

Twenty.six Men.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Cnptain Alb.
bolt, of the British steamer Vera.
which arrived here today, reported
that when 100 miles west of Fayal,
Azores he sighted signals of distress.
He bore down to the vessel, and found
her to be the British steamer Man.
ningtry. ore laden, bound from Huel.
VA, for Philadelphia.
The Manningtry had sprung n leal,
In hurricane ana was fast settling.
Boats were lowered from the Vera
and Captain Lawson ana his crew Gf
twenty-six men were taken off the
sinking vessel and safely brought
aboard the Vera.
Captain Abbott then made for Fay
al, Yhere Captain Lawson anil his
crew3werc landed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
POLICE POWER AT HOSPITAL.
Articles of War Applies to Army In
stitutions.

StItutlonS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-Tbe now
law recently authorized the senfo,
military authority ut the Army pen.
cral hospital at Fort Bayard, N. NJ,
to apply the articles of War and Ar.
my regulations to all the patients nt
that institution, which is by virtue
OF the climate at that instittion
which IS by virue Of the climate of
the contry, beneficial to consumn.
tives.
1t is found necessary to send on.
listed men of the Navy to the hospit.
al and it frequently happens that
both soldiers and sailors remain there
under treatment after they have been
discharged from the service.
The question recently came nm
what should be done in the way of
maintaining discipline ut the hosnital.
where, of course. rules could not be
as risidly applied as is the case in
the service, where some account had
To be taken OF the disability of the
people al the hospital.
Another question which has come
mp in connection with the new law
is the method of punishment or
course civilians. such as enlisted
men who are discharged, cannot be
tried by court martial Altogether
the question is rather delicate one
ana the disciplinary measures will
have TO be limited to suspension or
downright dismissal
Action may he taken summarily nv
the authorities without recourse TO
court martial proceedings Orders 10
this effect have been sent to Fort
Bayard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
ARMY ANIMALS KILLED.
Guiana Arrives in Havana Minus Her
Foremost.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 10
Quartermnster General Humphrey of
the army. tonight. received a dispatch
from Quartermaster Baker of Havana
as follows:
snip Guiana arrived here this morn.
ing at q o'clock. She encountered
heavy weather Her foremost Is
gone; main mast top gone; no one in.
Jured; considerable number of ami
mais Killed and injured. Will report
exact number with full particulars as
soon as can be ascertained."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
DR.. M'6RYDE RESIGNS.
Noted Educator Accepts Appointment
to Carneqie Foundation.

ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 19.--At a
meeting at Blacksburg today, of the
Board of Visitors. OF Virginia Poly,
technic Institute, DR.. j. NJ. McBryde
announced his acceptance of an APP
pointment on the Carnegie foundation
and submitted his resignation was
accepted to take effect July 1, next.
His successor will be chosen Janu-
airy II. a,iGrM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20

down. Trees were blown down. Two
schooners are ashore. Loss In the
city AMI county Is heavy. 1t Is feared
there Is considerable loss OF life.
blight deaths reported In the city of
Havana. | have called upon the gov
ernors OF Provinces to report iipt b
local conditions. Ocean going ship
ping in Havana is unframed. A num-
Der of launches and lighters are
nlrift and sunk.
lSignedl "MngOOn."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
THOUSANDS VIEW BODY.
Atlanta Citizens Mourn Death of Rev.
Sam Jones.

ATLANA, GA. Oct 19.-he body @!
Rev. Sam p. Jones, was brought hers
today by special train from his home
at Cartersville. Ga, and 1t lay in state
III the rounda of thu State Capitol I'M
til late this afternoon.
Ten thousand persons viewed the
corpse, which was taken TO ceiev
ing vault to be kept until the compile
ton OF the family mausoleum at Car
tersville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
MACON REPORTS ON STORM.

Governor of Cuba Does Not Mention
U. S. s. Brooklyn.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 49,
The following official dispatch was
received at the War Department this
afternoon.
Havana, Cuba, Oct. 10, 1906
Secretary Of War, Washington,
DC.
Terrific hurricane swept over Ha.
yana and vicinity at midnight lasting
for several hours. Wind was official.
~ reported at eighty miles an hour.
Telegraph and telephone wires are all
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Contractor Accidentally Poisoned.

TSpeCIlT 10 Tie DnlTy PfeSS.)
ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 19.-Georgc
b. Royce, connected with the con.
tracing firm of Clayhill e Purcell,
operating on the Tdewater Railway.
died during the night in Hotel Ran
dolph as Il result of taking an over
dose of choral for the purpose of in
ducing sleep.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $50
to $1,000, per cent. Merchants-Me-
clianics Savings Association, Allan
ID. Jones, Secretary and Attorney.
First National Bank Building.
3.7-tf.
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DAMAGE ovER-EsTlMATE0.

East Coast Hotels Not Injured by the
Storm.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Oct. 49,
Passengers arriving here from Miami
tonight report that the damage there
by the hurricane was nothing like rs
serious as first reported. The hotels
mt Miami aad other east coast points
all escaped damage, there being no
damage Of consequence anywhere
north Of Miami.
At Miami, the greatest damage was
done to small houses and fences.
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Mob Chasing Negro Brute.

VBy NssOCIHIed PrDSs.)
MOBILE, ALA, Oct. ia mob to.
night, is pursuing a negro, who today,
1t is said, assaulted Mrs. Humphreys
White, at turpentne camp near
Brushby, Miss.
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WANTED.

WANTED-SKILLED BOILERMAK-
ers and machinists are temporarily
needed at the Navy Yard, Pensa-
cola, Fla. Pay from 1924 to S3.52
per diem. For further information
address, Board OF Labor Employ
ment, Navy Yard, Pensacola, Fla.
10-20-3t
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