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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
FOR STATES NAMtSAkE:
Bill offered Appfopriatiag $1,000
10 Provide Silver Service.
MAY Be PRESENTED At SHIPYARD
Senators Expect to Have Measure Go
Through in Time to Have Gift
Ready When the Virginia is Com
missioned Here.
nissioned Here,

Senators s. W. Holt and j. Law
renee Campbell yesterday introduced
bin appropriatIng Sa.nn0 for the
purpose of purchasing Il silver ser
vice to be presented To the hattleship
Virginia. which is nearing completion
at the local shipyard
The idea of the senators is to have
the appropriation made aS soon as
possible, in order that the silver ser
vice may be presented when the Viz
Sinia is placed in commission The
battleship is now almost completed
and will he ready for commissioning
IN the very near future.
The governor. attorney general ad-
1ntant general, president of the Sen
ate and speaker of the House are
named as the committee To select the
design of the silver service and have
suitable designs and inscriptions en-
graved. ana to make the presenta-
tion in behalf of the State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Going On the H;ionian.

MI Robert Carey well known
young man formerly employed as a
clerk at Hotel Warwick. has secured
a position as Qpartermaster on the
steamship Hilonian. which sails 10.
day for San Francisco, via New York.
The Hilonian is owned by the Matsoh
Navigation Company and will he en-.
pioyed IN the passenger and freight
trade between San Francisco and
Honulu. MIR. Thomas McComb, an.
other well known young man Of the
city. has also secured position OH
The vessel and will sail with her TO-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
THEATRICAL.

Blase grayheads and delighted
Wide-eyed tots laughed together last
night at the pranks of the stage Bus
Ter Brown" Master Gabriel. the
stage Buster, appeared at Academy
OF Music last night. heading a com
pany capable of filing the few de
mands made by Melville B. Ray.
mond's cartoon comedy.
Master Gabriel is the whole show
He is, as advertised. toy comedian
and clever bit of comedian at that
Probably there is not another man
for In spite Of his fve-year-old ap
pearance Master Gabriel is old
enough to vote-in the country who
could follow the little star in the role
Of Buster with any degree of success
There were no voices in the com
pany worth mentioning and the cho
rus girls were neither pretty mol
shapely, but the piece went with q
dash that, combined with the adven
lures of Buster and his dog Tige
George Aid, made highly enjoy
able evenings entertainment
One of the best features of the per
Torrance was the song and dance by
Jordan and Crouch, an exceptionally
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
remnorarx Repairs Here.

The British steamship Harry Words
worth, which came into port Satur-
day with her hull damaged below
The water line, will be temporarily
repaired here. The ships bottom
is in bad shape and when she reaches
the other side large number of
plates will have 10 be replaced.
Mr.. j. q. Hunter lloyd'S Snr-
veyor for this district. has held II
survey on the Wordsworth to ascer-
lain the extent of the damage done
The vessel went ashore recently in
The West Indies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Thirty Freight Carrying Craft in
The HaPbof.
LOADING OR WAITING FOR BERTHs
Steamers, Schooners and sarges Will
Cary Away About $4,000 Tons OF
Coal, Grain ana General Merchan-
G:se-Marine Notes.

Thirty freight carrying craft, repre-
senting a cargo capacity of something
like rs 600 IONS, are now in the local
narbcr. loading or waiting for berihs
at the Chesapeake " Ohio piers.
OF the ships i'm port, thirteen are
steamers of large tonnage, six are
schooners and eleven are barges. All
of The schoOners and barges will take
coal, bnt most of the steamers are
in port for grain OF general mer-
chandise.
1t is estimated the coal carriers will
take $500 tons of fuel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
WHOLE FAMILY ARRESTED.
Sister Charges Brother With Murder.
ing Railroad Man.
(By Associated Press)

Bl:UEFlELD, w. VA, Feb. 13.-
winfield Compton. a white fagman
on a Norfolk Il Westei. train was
Shot and killed Today at Nemonrs
w. va The shot came from Il log
CABIN nearby. Occupies ~ a family
named Taylor.
The Taylor family. consisting of
father. two daughters and one son,
were all arrested, charged with the
crime, and carried 10 Bramwell
Testimony before a coroners jury
was conflicting. the brother accusing
his 12-year-old sister of firing the
fatal shot and the girl asserting thai
iher brother committed the deed. A
revolver with one empty chamber was
found in the Taylor cabin. No cause
Is assigned for the killing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Matinee This Afternoon.

The Corinne Runkel Stock Com
pany resumes its engagement at the
Academy iris afternoon with THE
Moonshiners," melodrama, as the
bill. Tonight The Shadow" a
drama based upon one of A Conan
Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, will
be presented.
There will be new speciaities he
tween the acts of each of the plays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
BRADFORD LOADING COAL.

Injuries Were Not Serious and Vessel
Sails Today.
The German steamer Bradford
which arrived in port January Goth in
need of repairs, left the dry dock yes
Ierday and hogan taking on bunker
coal from C.. n Arnal: The Bradford
had on board miscellaneous cargo
of merchandise and was hound for
Port Antonio. Jamaica.
Her injuries were not serious and
il was said that $500 would cover the
amount. Her new master, James Uet-
ting expects to get the ship under
way this morning for Port Antonio.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Social Personal

MIR. N. E. Cofer Is spending the
week with his Mother in Smith
field
Mir. IL. NJ. Alexander returned
Ills morning to his home in Concor-
dia Kas., after few days in this
city attending the funeral services If
his brother. Ralph Alexander
MIR. aud Mrs. Frederick w. San.
lord reached the city yesterday, after
Spending their honeymoon in the
North and are now at home to their
friends at 126 Thirty-secOnd street
Mrs. Sanford was Miss Mary Byrd
Gayle, of Spotsylvania, and she be.
came MIR. Sanford's bride in Washing.
ton last week
Mr.. F. =. l.arl;in. who has been
employed in the drafting room of
lhe local shipyard, left yesterday for
Quincy. Mass, where he has accepted
position with the Fore River Shin
and Engine Company.
Miss Ollie Morris has recovered
after an illness OF two weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
$46.75. To California Via Southern
Railway, S46.75,

Effective February 14th and con-
tinung daily until and including April
9Th. 1906, Southern Railway will sell
mixed class Colonist tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Cal. at
rate of $46.75. Correspcndingly re-
duced rates to other California points
and cities OF the West. For. detailed
information call on or address STAN
TON CURTIS, Passenger Agent, 50
CRANKY Street, Mnticello Hotel, Nor.
folk, Va. fe IA tn, su, tuap6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
INDIANA IN ROADS.
sattleship On Way to Join Saua.

The United States battleship Indi.
ana arrived in Hampton Roads yes.
terday from New York. The Indiana
has been refitting at the Brooklyn
navy yard and is on her way to join
the remainder of the second battle.
ship squadron which is wlntering in
the Caribbean.
Her commander. Capt. e. ID. Saus-
sig and crew We're transferred from
battieship Massachusetts when that
ship Went out of commission. The In.
diana will leave the Roads in a few
days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Recovering From oneration

Mr.. James II. SintOn, who recently
was operated upon at The Newport
News General Hospital for append.
Gus. is recovering rapidly. Mr.. Sin.
ton soon will be able TO resume his
position at the Chesapeake d Ohio
freight Office
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Friend of Negro Race Dies.

ROCKFORD, ILL., Feb. IL Mary
f. Holmes. founder Of the Mary f..
Holmes. founder of the Mary L
Holmes, seminary. al West Point,
Miss, an Industrial school for col
ored girls, and Il scientist, died al
her home here today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
February 18th, 1906.
Arrived.

NTFIVtd,
Steamer Ontario, March. Baltimore
To Merchants Il Miners TranspOr
Iation Company with passengers and
merchandise.
Steamer jefferson, Dole. New York
To Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany with cargo of general merchan'
disc.
Sailed.
Steamer Georgetown, Pennington
Portland; Ontario, March, Boston
Monroe, Hulphers. New York
Barge Hattie, East Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Buried at GreenlaWn.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Ralph Alexander were con.
Quoted yesterday AT the residence of
the dad boys sistr, Mrs. r. D..
Brinkley. on Thirteenth street. Rev
Father Kelley conducted the sarvice
The body was inferred at Greenlawn
cemetry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Calendar For This Day.
Crew for Holland.

Shipping Commissioner Il. Clayton
signed forty-fonr men yesterday for
The American steamship Hilonian
which will leave This port for San
Francisco, via New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14

WILMINGTON, NJ c., Feb. 49,
telegram from wireless station,
Beaufort, n. c.. today states that
the Fryngpan lightship was reported
adrift as a result Of the storm last
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
Passed Lizard.

The Holland-American steamer
Soesdyk which left this port on Jan
nary Goth for Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam was reported yesterday as hav'
ing passed the Lizard at a. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
WEATHER LAST WEEK

Copy of Report TO Department of
Agriculture. by T.. w. Sniffen. Co
operative observer for Newport
News)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14
strong vaudeville team .

The audience which witnessed the
SHOW was one of the largest Of the
season. There were probably 1900
people in the house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14

have Just gotten over severe case of bron-
chitis. which contracted from riding on the
surface sur q, ears which were so crowded. compelling
me TO stand on the platform. | was unable Ia
STEAK Tor several days, and owe my complete
recovery solely to DIR. Bu rs Cough syrup"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-14

Miss Ollie Morris has recovered
after an illness CT two weeks.
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04
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ass % provided BY Tho laws st shs Ssass VI Col
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| By order os the Board Of Trustees os said
Town Of Orasay.
Dated ~ Ord~sy. Colo. this ssh day Of Nay.
4. y. 1875. Q. Z. ALLEN.
Cirsk q sAs Town os Osdway.
Ssc.s. Ne pssson shall be snsstisd 20 vote ai
said election anisss ~ shall b . ausliasd s,se
tor In said Town Of Ordway. And ~ tbs sins oi
voting tag psyer undes tbs law. and saoh vo-
ter so qualified To vote shall b. sntitled ~ voss
on each of the questions submitted. - asors.
, said. aud this ballot - b, uscd as sold election
shall be substantially In the foiiowios form
to.wN:
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04

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ape The purpose Of oousssscsi.s and establish :
aus vssSr ~osks syssso for the uss of saSd
Town asd ~ inhabisApts
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b sivsn by tbs Clerk of sid Town thirty days
prior TO the asts sbsreof By posting said No.
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1anss - w.: apd the q. Z. y Of the n. X. u o'
sectiou ~. Township u g.. Range 81 W.. Otess
Couusy. Colo. snd
WHEREAS. The Trustees Of said Town o.
orAwsy have declared By Ordinance No 81 tha
nsosssssy sztsss fos the purchase ot ssuppli
OF water and The construction and sssabiishiu,
Of . wsssr works syntsm fos shs use Of sais
Tows of Ordssy saa tts inhsbisaDts. and
WHEREAS. The Trustees Of said Town o
0rd~sy haze by Ordinsnt . No. ST. pursuant u
tb. laws Of the State In such cases made an,
provided. called = special election for the pur
pose Of submitting tho question . herein %
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OrAi.sses Calling s.a Providing fer
Special E,setisa fes ths pss-
poss Of votisg o. ths Qssssisss 81
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tsss 70 Dssehss} essssis sssisss
ksoS. a. The.psen sprisgs asd Meek
sprises> asd the Nd upoa which the
ssme are situs TED. for the ssm Of
SIC, 5000. slid land upon which said
sprinEs arc ioessed bsisg as follows.
to-wit:
Lots } ..d 4, Of Ne ". y Of the 8.
". \ Of Section 90. f9~nship n S..
Range 50 W.: the N. w.X Of the Q. Z.
4 Of Section -. Township y g.. Range
50 W.; The North u Of the q. X. 4
and the South x of the N. ". 4. and
the North y of the 8. w. x Of Section
}. Township - g.. Rasge 50 W.: and
the s. +. y Of the N. L. x OF Section
"a. Township Fl S.. Range SO W.. Ote.
ro County. Colo, and
Whereas, The water from said
springs il sufficient in quantity and
quality 70 supply said Town of Ord
way and its inhabitants with all .he
water needed for domestic and other
purposes, and
Whereas, The present water supply
and water system of said Town of
Ordway are wholly insufficient to sup.
ply the needs of said Town and its
ishabitauts;
Now Wherefore. be II ordained BY
the Trustees Of SAID Town of Ordway,
Colorado:
Bee. !. That = nscessity IL hereby declared
to exist for tho purchase Of supply OF water
and the constsuotisn and establishing Of Q ws.
| ter worka systsm for the use Of paid To~p Of
0rdway snd iss inhsbitsnts.
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orsdo. approved April 6 lnaA-sseuT shspsss
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The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04

BeetGrowers Atteasloai !
All grOwsSs Of sugar bssss vhs ~
help fussishsd them this ssssse -
thinning. etc., will p,ssss isase ~
namss, acreage and other ostsih I
the BsAk Of Ordway ~ eaes.
The HaFmsss' Association
SuEar Beet ComnllteA
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The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04
The cer,ss ss.hsrsd Hss.

The mind Of child Is alvaY II
ing questions" said q. c. M
former president Of the Male Ise1
ers' Association. In . talk % a.
life the other day. MY st15esf~
daughter said he. came 70 ~ -
terday with y bright new pesy .
her hand. could see she va ~
tally disturbed about somessns. ~ !.
u she gave up the struggle. ano, l'''
inG the penny up to me. she sa'a.
.'Papa. why do they pm - i.
leaves and = corset on pesn
New York Press.
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04
,,,.,,sid.bIv Detained

unaveIdabIy Detained
Judgc-You are sentenced -
~ years in states prison. HAVE "
anything to sayf m
Prisoncr-Yes. your honor.
you please send word 10 my
70 walt dinner for me!
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04
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rhe Chuo ghimbun ssdmatss :. :
fully loo. .oo0. 900 yen. OF sso:vs: e::s: ,
Jsr.,ese monsy had been disee..sss n
1asnohuria vp to tho middle I" -
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04

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10
At
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in
the
is asd ad date II Tua -
ToWs Of OrdWay. =, -'--'''' - -
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Ballot.

Ballot.
For Special Held
Town Of ordway, Otcro C.unty, Co.orado
equsato dauds
Ut
against opposite question
1.-THE
H. Shall the Tows Ordway purchase
upon
which the located,
II. ande a For
and Its uI I-.-l-
anti IAvasu.
I3. Shall indebtedness Town o
be
lchasisG said ThoUpsos springs I---
land the land which the the
pape.e Of AID
The Ordway new era., 1906-05-04

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cssAA s.aasiss. Have ~ ~ u
q 0usAsd fsuits. IL fseh syur
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Bshsst Dsus S>ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18
GUIDING STARS DERBY
Beats Lazy NdUarre and Lotus
Eater an Fair Grounds Stake.

New-Orleans' March 17.-Gulding Star. well han
oed by Jack Martin, won the Crescent City Derby
at the Fair Grounds racetrack to-day in a driving
finish with Lady Navarro and Lotus Eater He won
IN the name and colors OF Sam Hndreth. who pur-
CHASED him soma time ago from Newton Bennng-
ton The race was worth $3.50 TO the winner
In spite Of the rival attraction at City Park one
OF the biggest crowds which ever saw a Derby de-
clded here was in attendance. The field was the
best which has ever gone to the post for the his
toTic fixture, and the was interesting through
out and bitterly contested at the end.
Eight horses faced the starter for tho mile and a
furlong journey. Guiding Star opened favorite at
10 l. but Lotus Eater, running in the name Of A
II and D. II. Morris. in such keen demand
that he was backed from to / TO 13 TO and
closed equal favorte with Guiding Star. The Eli
son pair, Lady Navarro and James Rsddick drifted
back from 70 to to 2. while Ben Holder was
held at TO 1. The others were at longer prices
Disobedent getting some support at to J.
The start was good and Redfern sent Ben Holder
out TO make the running and opened Up a gap OF
two lengths in the first quarter Martin placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-18

Wha- promised at one time to be the most ex-
citing game OF the tournament was played to-
night between Calvin Demarest, Of Chicago. and
= 7 FlEEelburg, Of New-York. Demarest won
So 10 l51 He averaged IA 6-21 and made
high Tu- Of IS. POggenburg averaged 74-2l
and made q high run Of -.
After starting out with a zero, Dernarest in
The second inning counted 81. He came back in
tie next period with 40, and in the sixth he
clicked on ;. BY the time the ninth inning had
been reached his total was 212, while Poggen-
burg had counted only b
Il looked at this point as If Demarest would
certainly succeed in breaking the single average
Tor I1-s class OF billiards, but during the next
seven innings he fell down wofUlIy, and at the
beglEl-Ig OF the eighteenth inning his total
count had been increased only 13 points After
ms. however, he stea6ied IN his work and ran
re game out IN the twenty-frst inning with 40
The game between II. A. Wright Of San Fran
cisco. and c T. Conklin. Of Chicago, was won by
Wright oy & score OF 300 TO pa. Il took Wright
twenty nine innings 10 make the required num-
Der a. points.
BO-h men were badly out OF stroke for the first
Ter innings, but IN the twelfth inning Wright
Fot the worries rolling. and, with runs OF 43-
81 ara y took an apparently commanding lead
10 The seventeenth inning Conklin who had
IN double figures only three times, made a
BEAUTIFUL run Of 90 and following with II took
the lead for the first time. Wright made So in
the rwe-ty-first inning and from that time on
held the game safe.
Wright made a high run Of 56, and averaged
10 l0-2S COnklin made high Of 90 and
averaged S 1923.
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GALLAGHER WINS, BUT LOSES.
Defeats Hoppe in Last 400 Points of Match,
but Finishes Far Behind.

Thomas Gallagher beat Willie Hoppe by a
E-ors NJ 503 20 100 in the final nights play OF
the 20)0-p0nt billiard match at the latter's new
Ecsdeuy LAST night. Hoppe had such long
lead. however that he Won the match easily by
e score OF 1000 10 164O. Hoppe played 181
bslk line and Gallagher 1872.
Gallagher averaged q 2O-21 last night, and
made -gh run Of -, while Hoppe made high
Tun n = and averaged Is 1922
Tomorrow afternoon Hoppe and Gallagher
VII start match az Isl baIk line. The for
msr viii play 5000 points and the latter 20Oo
t-- tr-r win play Isl. The match will last
tor Eye afternoons and five evenings. and 30
points HlI be played at each session.
Edward Mclaughlin and Willie Hoppe played
al exhibition match yesterday afternoon and
Hoppe won by a score Of 800 TO 40 Hoppe
Tlsye5 ISL and Mclaughlin IS. Hoppe aver
aged -S and made q high run Of %, while NC
Lsugh-.a made high run Of IS and averaged y -
TIE betting on the HOppe-Slosson match Tor
the worlds championship at Isl billiards which
wiI be played in the concert hall at Madison
Square Garden on March p, holds steady at :
u ! on Home.