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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-26

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
ATrELL WINS BOUT.
Nell Though Gave the Featherwel sht
Fighter Hard Contest.
IRy AssocInted Eresa.l


LOS ANGELES, CAL, July A.
Abe Attell, champion fcatherweight
pugilisl of America, today got de.
oislon In the twentieth round over
Frankie Neil, bantam weight cham.
pion before the athletic club. Attell
showed to great advantage. landing
six blows to Neil's one.
b Neil's eye was closed early in the
contest and his face was battered
black and blue. Nell, however, mp.
peared to be strongest throughout
the fight and his blows, when they
landed, had force behind them. AT
tells cleverness In covering up and
side stepping his opponents vicious
swings saved him repeatedly, The
last two rounds were fought by both
men with fierceness and Neil landed
more blows in these two rounds than
in nearly all the previous eighteen.
The men slugged at each other dur.
ing these rounds and fought head to
head, smuggling at each others face
The decision of Referee Eyton was
a popular one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
STATES EXHIBIT BUILDING TO I.
Be BUILT BY NORFOLK FIRM
Contract Awarded strehlow G. Co.
BY Directors Yesterday-Wil
Cost $s7,e73.

"A meeting of the board of directors
OF the jamestown Exposition Com.
pany was held mt the genreal ,otllces
OF the company's headquarters at
4:S0 p. M, Mr.. Alvah Fl. Martin, as
first vice president, presiding, ami
G. I. Shepherd, secretary.
The following bids for the construc
ton of the States exhibit building
were submitted to the board OF dlrec-
tors for their consideration:
Henry Monk, Norfolk, Va. $1O7.S0O 90
Hanley;Casey Co.. Norfolk 9S,SS5 90
! r. 9. strehlow & Co. Nor . If
YIN $780,. ..........,..' 1898 W
Messrs. R G, strehlow & Company,
OF Norfolk, were the lowest bidders,
and were awarded the contract. This
firm built the Cascades ut the Loilisi.
ana Purchase Exposition.
The meeting was very brief one,
being called only for this special
purpose. Thirty-seven members of
the board of directors were present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
MATCH ARRANGED between
JONES AND S0kMERV|lLE
Local little Giant" VIII Meet
Doughty Scotch Lad on Mat
at the Academy.

Arrangements have been made for
wrestling match between Bennle
Jones, the retired featherweigbt
champion, and Bob Sommerville. the
doughty young Scotchman who has
won In some Of the most remarkable
battles ever seen on the mat in this
country. The Academy OF Music
has been secured and July 16 is the
date for the match. Articles of agree
ment between the wrestlers will be
signed today.
1t Is probable that several prelimi-
nary matches will be pulled off be-
fore the main bout.
Sommeryille was here last year
and made himself favorably known
to sportsmen In this vicinity. He ar
rived In Norfolk several days ago
and is now training there for his
battle with the Little Giant" He
is slightly heavier than he was last
year, but thinks he will be able to
weigh in at $50 with ease.
Bonnie has had a new mat made
and is hard at work in preparation
for the coming match. He says that
he will be in the pink of condition
when he steps on the Academy stage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
SECRETARY l!l B'i0)NlIAPARTE WANTS
COMPANIES TO DISCUSS BIDS
Opinions Upon Reciprocatina and
Turbine Engines, Advantages OF.
fered, ETC., to Be Asked For.

1t was announced at the navy de
partmcnt yesterday that Secretary of
the Navy Charles j. Bonapartc will
today send to each Of the shpbuild.
Ing plants which submitted bids on
the battleshlps South Carolina ami
Michigan "a circular letter, in which
the said bidder will be invited To
send the secretary by mail full
discussion of the merits Of their own
designs for the battleships, the ad.
vantage to the government in accept
Ing their bids and the demerits OF
those OF their competitors.
More than that. the unanimous re.
port OF the naval board on construc-
tion OH the question of turbine or re-
ciprocating engines will be subjected
to the criticisms Of the bidders. The
bidders will also be asked for their
opinions upon the cost of building,
The bidders will be given until July
IL in which to file their replies at
the navy department.
Naval officers say that this action
on the part of the secretary Is with
out precedent and they will not give
any opinion as to the ultimate re-
suit. 1t is expected, however, that
in nil probability the bidders will not
engage in a discussion of the bids,
which, profitable as it might prove to
the navy, could not assist the ship
building firms of the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Y. N. c. A. CRUISING PARTY
ARRIVES SAFELY At New YORK
Telegram From Physical Instructor
Lynch Announces That Only
Mine Got Sea-Sick.

Mr.. u. s. Duncan, secretary of the
local Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. yesterday received the follow
ing telegram from Mr.. w. r. Lynch,
physical instructor of the association.
who with number of the young
mon members of the association, is
now on two weeks cruise:
New York City, n. Y.
~. S. Duncan, Secretary Y. NJ. C. A.,
Newport News, Va.
Arrived New York a. m. All o.
*. Nine sick. Will recover. Sec
letter.
Wv. II. LYNCH"
The sailing party left this city on
a two-masted schooner about 5
O'Clock last Monday morning ana
headed direct for New York, where
they arrived after spending two days
and nights at sea. The party, with
the exception of those on the sick
list. spent yesterday In seeing New
York. They will remain in that city
for several days, taking in the sights
and they will board their vessel for
Il cruise along the Atlantic coast.
The party Is expected to return
home In about eight days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
CANADIANS DEFEATED.
BeIsians Though Have Chance to
Win Challenge Cup.
UiY AssncLnIcd Trcss.


HENLEY, II. C., July An the
semi-fnal for the Grand Challenge
cup today Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
beat the Argonauts (Canada) by half
length. Time. Z minutes 8 sec.
onds. q ~ ..
1t was magnificent race. For the
first quarter of mile the boats
noses were equal. Trinity Hall then
slowly forged TO the front. Half the
distance was reached In 8 minutes
25 seconds.
The Canadians then were hardly n
quarter of Il length in the rear and
making desperate efforts to over
come their opponents, but the re-
bcated spurts of the visitors proved
unavailing. The Trinity Hall crew
always responded with slight quick.
enlng Of their stroke and held the
lead to the end, after one of the
best races ever witnessed at Hen
ley
The club Nautique De Gand BEL
gian) beat Third Trinity, Cam
bridge by two lengths. Time, min
utes, three seconds. The Belgians
and Trinity Hall will thus contest
in the final for the grand challenge
cup tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
FIRST MA Va { TENNIS
TOURNAMENT EASILY WON
Hammond. Able and Cooke Disposed
OF Their Opponents in
Short Order.

Three matches In the challenge
cup tennis tournament at the Hamp-
ton Roads Golf and Country Club
were played yesterday afternoon be-
fore The rain storm drove the play.
crs from the courts. Able. Ham
moiId and Cooke disposed of their
opponents In short order with quite
n crowd on hand to see It. well done.
The results were as follows:
Able won from Gregory, 81, G-1
Hammond won from Underwood.
Go, 6-3.
Cooke won from Palcn---Dcfault.
The playing will be resumed Sat
urday afternoon and IT is probable
that NIL except the final match will
be played mt that time.
DR. Bngby holds the challenge cup
and tile winner of the tournament
will have To meet him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
GOLF PLAYERS DIDN'T LET
RAIN STORM INTERFERE
Hillyer, Palmer and Pressey Made
the Low Scores In Tour.
nament.

Ignoring the violent rain storm the
champion Roads Golf and Country
Club golfers finished their handicap
tournament yesterday afternoon.
With fifteen entered, the first, sec
ond and third prizes offered for, the
tournament were carried off by
'Mcssrs. IlilIyor. Palmer and Prcsscy,
respectively.
The low scores were rs follows:
Hillyer, S7-IIandicap, 9-7S.
Palmer, 9O-Handicap, ll-79.
j. Presley. 9l-Handicap. II, 10.
Small, SS-Handicap, 6-S2.
Bagby, SS-Handicap, G-2S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
RAILWAY OFFICIAL FINED.
President Of Western Maryland Vo
lated Customs Law With Yacht.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 3.-Wins.
low S. Pierce, president of the West.
ern Maryland railroad, was fined 800
here for failing to present a manifest
showing clearance, from New York TO
his steam yacht Gundreda. q, .4y
i Being a foreign-built vessel, she
must clear from every port, though
owned by an American. Captain
Oakley had orders to sail after the
custom-house closed, and. lie obeyed.
Mr.. Pierce put up collateral and lett
after asking the. government for a
reduction of the fine.
Two years ago United States flag
was ordered from the masthead of
this vessel, and last year she was
mulcted, for additional tonnage tax.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

NO OPPOSITION IN SOME CASES
Five Old Officers VIII Be Reelected
!. 'vylthou. FIsh.-Enslnoer Fire
Chief Clerk, Police Justice and
Health officer Furnishing Ground
For Discussion.

There has been much speculation
during the past few days as to tho
probable result of some of the con.
tests which Will take place tonight
when tho board of aldermen aud COM
mon council meet In joint session to
elect city officers for The ensuing
term. l
All OF the present officers are Of
ferlng for reelection and hnlf OF
them have no opposition. Tho prn.
cipal qght promises to be between
City Engineer r. t. Pcurse and MIR.
~. L. Marye, who Is Offering for the
Office of engineer anu who. claims
that he already has pledged enough
votes to elect him oil the nrst bal.
lot. rf., SIZE,
Fire Chief W. X. Stow Is opposed
by Mr.. George A. Lcnz. Jr foreman
of the East End volunteers. both
are claiming enough votes to win.
DR.. r. j. Sims Is Offering for health
officer against Dr.. j. II. Bagby. tho
Incumbent. DR.. Dagby says that he
is certain of being reelected but His
opponent claims II chance to win.
.still another contest is promised
over tho clcrkshlp, City Clerk,
Cooke is &onndcnt OF reelection hut
he is opposed by Mr.. Floyd Hudglns.
Mr.. Hndgins ms stated TINT he will
rot allow his name to he proposed
unless lie can win but he has not yet
withdrawn from tho field.
Police Justice j. ID. G. Brown prob
= ably Will BIO opposed by Mir. l.. s..
Robinson. Last night there was some
talk to the effect that Mr. Hudglns
would retire from tho race for clerk
to become n candidate for police jus
tlce.
City Attorney Massic, City Auditor
Read, Superintendent of Streets Har.
wood Superintendent OF Sewers j.
j. O'Donncll and City Physician j.
w. Ayler will be elected without
opposition.
Mayor Buxton will present the
name of Il police commissioners to
succeed Mr. G. Aylett Ashby, who
was appointed to MI the unexplrcd
term of Major Gllkerson. 1t Is moro
/; than probable that Mr.. Ashby will
be named to succeed himself.
The officers elected tonight will
take their seats OH August /.
- /
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Deputy Sheriff Curtis, Shooting al
Fugitive, Hi Un0ffend.
Ing Negro.
WOUNDED MAN DYING At HOSPITAL
officer Was In Warwick County
When He Fired and Victim Fell
Within LImits of City-unlque Lc-
gal Question Puzzles the Local
Police.

Firing at Gn unknown negro, Dep
uty Sheriff Shep. Curtis. of Warwick
county last night shot and fatally
wounded William f. Lewis, an UNI
offending yonag negro. The man for
whom the bullet was intended c;,-
capped ana has not been located,
Lewis Is at the hospital ami is ex-
pcctcd to die before daylight
Tho shouting occurred near Il
"nerry-gOround" just outside the
city limits ut Jefferson avenue and
Twentieth street. When he fred his
revolver Mr.. Curtis wns In Warwick
county and the man he shot was In
the city. 1t is understood that MIR.
Curtis Intends to surrender himself
10 the local police this morning He
has not been placed under arrest as
yet.
According to the officers story of
the affair he had been having II great
deal OF trouble with the man mt
whom he shot. 1t seems that the ne
gro had boon ordered away from Uhc
crowd around the merry go-round"
because OF disturbance he had ere
ated. Later he approached the dep.
uty sheriff aud addressed him In an
impcrtinent manner When The Of
ficcr startcd to put the man under
arrest, the latter put his right hand
to his hip-pocket as though to draw
weapon, then Mr. Curtis produced
his revolver. The negro started to
run and the officer, pursuing, open.
cd fire.
the chase, received the pistol ball
In his forehead. He dropped and Mr..
Curtis abandoned his chase to look
after the injured man. Lewis was
carried to Hopkins drug store and
from there was taken to the hospital
In the city patrol wagon.
At the hospital early this morning
1t was stated that the negro might
not live an hour and in all probabl-
lty would die before daylight.
Acting Sergeant Padsett went to
Boodheld to investigate the shoot
ing, but he could not locate Mr. Cur
It's. Later Mr.. Curtis telcphoncd that
he would give himself UP to the
city authorities this morning. Act
ing upon the advice of Common
wealths Attorney Robinson, Scrgean.
Padgett decided not to take any fur
Their action until today.
Doctors Buxton and Corss perform
ed M operation upon Lewis last
night. They could not locate the bull
let as It had penetrated the skull
and entered the brain,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
roBAcco MEN MEET ON SHIP.
Sixth Annual Convention In Session
on the Steamer Princess Anne.

on the Steamer Princess Anne,
(By Associated Press.)
NORFOLK, VA, July 4.-When the
steamer Princess Anne, of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company left
her pier tonight bound for New
York, she carried many members Of
the Tobacco Association of the Unit
ed States.
When the ship passed the Virginia
Capes, the sixth annual convention
OF the association was opened by
President T. NJ. Darlington. The sec
ond session will be held on board
the steamer tomorrow morning. The
third session will be deferred until
the ship reaches New York when
the convention will convene at the
New Grand hotel Friday morning.
In New York the convention will
be enlarged by delegates from the
North and West
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
notice.!

The Ideal Pharmacy will hereafter
be conducted under the personal SUI
pervision of Mr.. w. l.. Spruill the
registered Pharmacist, who, for the
past six months, has had charge Of
the prescription counter
Mr. Spruill will be glad to see his
friends and patrons at any time, and
their prescriptions will receive his
personal attention.
Mr.:W. Blair Langhorne Is no longer
connected with tho management of
said business, NJ. f. LANGHORNE.
By w. L.. Barrett, his attorney.
June 29,'.19O6. Tiff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
WIFE FOLLOWED HIM HERE.
Louis n. ives Jailed oh Warrant
Sworn Out by His Snousc.

Louis a. Ives. II young man 90
years old, from Kingston, N. G., was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant Wood
ward OH Il warrant sworn out by his
WIFE Mrs. Ives, who is consider.
ably older than her husband, came
here yesterday because she had heard
that lvos was In The city and paying
nnllmc attentions to Mrs Daisy Digs,
young white woman of more or
less dlsrcpute.
Ives Is In the station awaiting Il
hearing today Mrs. Diggs is said
10 have Jumped"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Half .the World wonasl.s.

how the other half lives. Those vfo
use Bucklen's Arnlca Saive never W. n
der If 1t will cure Cuts, Wounds. Burns,
Sores and all Skin erupti1ns: iiey
know 1t will Mrs Grant shy. 1880 e.
Reynolds ST. Springfield, ILL, says:
81 regard 1t one of the absolute neces.
stiles of housekeeping" Guaranteed
by w. Blair Langhorne, druggist. csc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
FOURTH NolsLY OBSERVED.
Yoangsters Kept Nerves of Their Ell
y ders. on Ragged Edge.

The Glorious Fourth was nofsily
ce'sbrated yesterday by the small
hoy and practically the entire popu.
slation of the city observed the day
las "a holiday. r's
AS far as possible business was
suspended and, in spite of the threat
Sening weather many people journey,
ed to the summer resorts. Until
late last night special cars were run
TO handle the crowds from Buckroe
and Pine beach.
WIS cloudy and gloomy ali day
snd Ia sfnoon q violent raj,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
BOWLING MATCH TONIGHT.
Local and Norfolk Teams to Begin
Series of Matches.

The first Of the series of three
bowling matches between teams of
the local lodge and Norfolk lodge of
Elks will be played in the home of
the local lodge tonight, beginning at
s: 30 o'clock.
The locals have very strong
team out and they expect to carry
off the initial match. Only the mem
bers of the lodge and visiting Elks
will witness the match
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Used Her steel.

ELLA Parham, Il negress. yesterday
cut and painfully injured Mike Meak-
lngs, also colorod. Officer Garth
right arrested the woman on the
charge of felonious cutting and took
Meakins In for being disorlerly. The
negro has an ugly cash on his right
arm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
RAIN STOPPED THE RACES.
Big Disappointed Crowd Included
Many Lades-Postponed Until Today


Many Ladles-Postponed Until Today
A big crowd, including many ladies,
was IN the grand stand at the Hamp.
ton Roads driving park yesterday af-
tcrnOon when the rain storm broke
up the sport. Only one heat of the
l:36 class truttins race had been
trotted when the storm caused the
people to get rain checks. The races
Will be pulled or this afternoon be-
ginning at 1870 O'Clock sharp.
Lady Hannis. owned by j. +. Flat
herty, won the single heat. Dr. NJ,
owned by DR.. l.. D. Mills, was sec
ond: Lady G, owned by DR.. j. j.
Jones was third and Ragtime, owned
by August BccIcs finished fourth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
aeata the Muale .cnre.

ITO keep the body in tune" wr,tcs
Mrs. Mary Brown.s20 Lafayette Piece.
Poughkeepsie. N. vi take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, They are the most e.
liable and pleasant laxative / have
found" Best for the Stom,en, Liver
and Bowels Guaranteed by W.. Bar
hawthorne 3. drugglsc. 80 AS q 81 ssstss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
"roM SAWYER" TONIGHT.

Well Known play VIII Be Given in
the Buokroe Beach Theatre. \,
"Tom Sawyer q melodrama, will
be the attraction In the Buckroe
Beach theatre this evening.
: The play Is one that always proves
interesting to theatergoers New
vaudeville features will be given be.
tween the acts. Z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
suMMER ruroRlNa.

Summer tutoring by Cornell gradu.
ate. Regular school branches: .collest,
entrances work; or special instruction
In Language and music. MISS LAURA
iGILDNEE, 213 saith Street, Newport
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NOTICE.!


Since the Citizens Railway Light and
Power Co has decided 10 give up all
electric wiring and supply business,
July !. 1906, shall undertake a like
business for myself My motto will
be the same as 1t has always been.
while with the company, to treat every
person right regardless of position.
shall at all times he prepared to fake
care of your needs in the electrical
line. shall be temporarily located
in the compay's basement, Thirty-first
street. and Washington avenue. until
August /, 1906, then will be in my
permanent office and store 2917 Wash
ington averilie. All work will be appre-
cinted If ever so small and promise
the very best material and workman
ship that can be had.ijs is
T. G. COBURN, !.
Formerly Chief Electrician C. r. l..
& p. Col
Office Bell Phone 14S. Residence
Bell Phone 14SY 7-1-tf
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storm chased the people indoors Rain
fell again about IL o'clock last night.