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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
q. sDnis, Ro.

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tertsiisipehlsfn ipitbsln lunnitr nod
ntutn elaab aui. sttiiaHaiipnsa.
gnilaiiunaen, Eslbiimoros. Sidt In
unanistbtdie WorOs uno aRWoptriu'
DE etc, .tbeln.n all Oa aaassOronuna
~ Isili. Ole aanss Samisfs N bier
Osmotratiasr Gampdansatiiaa:.
Dab 81 aua i6la' rrpubIiianiiat
SiinipldE, aibi. n nidi 10 lsuansn.
Der Semotrai ontr NfpubliidEer. Der
% uIaubt oaB itins Sarisl bs aaeiai
gen Oeillaen bsiib,, III auf benz oOlJ'
psgt. SO lanas oei WaitiHsSDlitl'
teln nibt ibr 0anpDsi aelsst wiro.
Die gadblsr islbfi iHr stiisn 9eIbtu
dog ihrs 5timmsn stbsn wsnn er iu
ibrer Yariei ssbort. iii Eihts befsrss
su trluartsn. 0uHsnllih miro Sislss
in Ut. gpuis 1nosrs perben uno bic
Butter Snolans fir immsr aus her
Stabt utIitpinoen.
gor Ginger Stii iubis man cub
ben Monsp . Shnrts ihr panowert ,u
perIeiosu. HITTER lROnsp Charts
Ueritsbt man SS.hs, sis 8clotr oil
AnOere III 0ubuynisn perItibsu.
Gs bilOsis hh enc Organization. bic
Wtlosr Iuitr atItkllpen 3inisn du
SolAs ltit,u. bic sstiwsilil tn welo'
utrItNsntit etrdtbtn. isooth tbtIIh
ano gDiueus hue ibt S,tulO ab,u,
lraatu, Wsriipi,oIa. oab Elm iclatr
Scrsin uhl,t ntr luOlibm SeboIict.
una ben II. eouis lett slut9sg adt'
ytu ibcm bshanOtn. TIE HebTsw
Free kean Association rhdlt BON
724 9llMntru each S Cents uno Don
. 6rausn su,ammen S2.25 pr gBOat
- Sunme s40.4s. 9ashr Dtnn 1900
perlpntn iOll odmli sshelien unb Absr
1000 Dollars isit 6m Sensku sbne
3mlen an lbnsn utrlitbsn ieiu Nan
llbi eas 8tin nur al gtMe Non Su.
ten character aui sln 9ots min elmer
seesrits. Tiatsi Gent ipu bis tgt
perloren. biz Stlbsr oas Ishbsns pets
;urli trftattst babsn. Ia iprshs Ran
ned pOn Shater 3upen. ron Subtn,
Ou blob eisiAaIt,bs in Sap,et5es ma.
den sit. .Sdbtn Die Wprsans, aOts'
i,ltrs, 8roesrs. Gsptps, 9lrcss ttt.
stlpl Oas alsinige Heat eei9ditde gu
ma6tnl WuNtn bic ruiiIihtn ,(aOen
obne lld gu wrb'tn, itFs laiit bon Den
SoIadtn lbiabsln NIB betauben Ionsn
0 Temporal 0 Aoges'
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
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Ing, die rDaSsts, Dc lhI lnns Gs.sStSss
'sss @ y. ArzzNkAx
Giuaciauot,

5m @plisbIltt pom Is. D, ~. itbe
i'd olB 0ur 1os. j. yued: pon Ct.
YuuIs Weiue Hsu9itrot bsilrns ees
otutittn Rrltatrs 0trmnnn btirleoi.
0tn wll. 3as ircut NIB. lln9 ma:
cr "a mcittr iaai; . Eis 2Iebs gum ntu'
Ell YdicrIanos bat in bean 0erNn ots
0ern 3oOt Die Ahtnnl iAr oas allie,
BEN gau0e isIuer eisSurt, nht erititt'.
BARN bot Strr yueds gang rebt ;
nui ben Edtrlorsmus dbsr,
DCa tr mir ;utrltnni. bitibe ih be
Gntpori ituIoil. Is pdr Die gangs
wtII: Die nit ben avNetn srltper ms
eicoatiulb bratit. uoiurIIb ourh oas
iltlne &llodtn erNuat eluu dub Nit
ReuQ,trot, Ttlbt ir't 10 oatte, ou6
dnetrt gcitr nit miy ibdvn wayotr,
Ss aitbt ult.c aslrbrtt otuiibe Strven
Die ppa otu auitn bguilatn Sitter.
BtbrGuttn uuo BET Ntuiiden Spra6c
&abmlldes ~ l6ulbtn wIntu-oicltn
moatt ib ben Vottlriismus intrltr.
ucu uuo behc bnb ouBcr Ss,rn Vuttt.
etr cine ebsg daot;t eleter aeleOtttn
@atylcltu li& btmabn miro ..Sit Stl.
Ntntbaltp ots gyessn Strmana i'm
p%ellsblali" ~ tr;abltn.
NuR iemAt auvb Der nbatmarips
SpiB mitetT In GrpdNuuga. itota
iaas ouuh OIt AuiahuuS--lpit "a &C.
iaQi mire. uRo Htnnlna ots g9ort'
ttcns . .S,ihsIn-. "a ot, SWB nun
Itrnaal rt0sr oa III. maB ih On4 al
ltinsn Ssrrn, ,etuitu. unb baum ppsi'
tens, m itins Sausbsipbltntn, oit
5aaie; cut bic iaOnt Aimosphdv'
IN Der eisit no btwsasu. icmml mir
| in 9rriuntSana, uimllh @dlo. celc
une gSttot. IN oleifr esnannitr
it6ntu Aimpspbart bah aan ia eii
artbk 5tjt mslnss esbtns anathra'bi
| lssi Obsr lsiosr iiBs I'D i'm 3imm,r bsia
ltwar,,u Glen. Sles TT wpa, ul9
sustRbm. abu id bin ;uirisOta.
ssm. S0ot.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
ltetlstcwu.

9,r, Sta@a L 40 in Nau't itiass
Sebpt4 $Ialre in @tapl, 0c,r ,(oan
Shlnmd~r ln altar psg :, Sdsru.
Ter &let s,Rta max itsa istt Ia ssy
Sslt tdusirt. eatllt s leo i, iit
Ia an reigiil in e Not4 Hatosm
i.r bic a,rw shtT o.otv'ti 0lt 'gIqS
sglu,etit "a StGlb * Nt
rleatr Surat pat tel8ty S3N'Is nc sr
itoR rdp un,AtE Sastn 9Gri Slees-
tnau ahhtyW'sa valat. Sylag Usl-
itt rgat wa,x Ca1 2seu'ci uHisy
neluttr 3'l;5s!Ilaasi aa' Dem iltae'
rttr eci,tsattv eSrltH'. &aat
a ruata i'm 6gitata
3m rag't e,4 [Ngru II. Sabhtri
itFt am ,irti,oa Ssy S;ar5 s's uisss
lN.;s 3At,t,4.u aN. N1a'ag gUH.
Ca2 stB,ta EeGa;I al:t S.go ott
Sunat 8aiblaS Slu2lv GaI5 ia'
sgss,d! ltsitt }Seet une w0yst aH,
gruapeb api ti,Nssa ilibelilatn Oct,
,,3ldu heJ99t oSu !yausmotn el.err
uui.y iaUi1e,s StI,ti,. Ger.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01

aa.iatnu 9era itB.sH wtf etr Fsiat
aaiier ~ ale aHltr cangimaaa wdE.
hatit htul,A isins eempaanis iSi
aoni'n ocrt. VEnI @IIklm Don
tirenktn lanRll lreea RauH Her GsT'
piani, hi .gamsH.. Unh GlsmanO
b,nualt ft 10 ittgtH. mo wIt irgtHo
tiH,m rcdtIitfu xRlisssu, en- ibn Iu
protr. Tab IT lfsi hi ser bits;-
n:H net;.i!sieitr aa6 rse:r an mR
gene ,u,n Naan assan' bat. II, ilg lRs
tdfllt,rihnt, CbSsh mir &ee
iaeR isii Sabug amsriiauiitt $Erltr
fuo. iyeEen mir Eas set auiTittiI
nbs, oit uRs aqVorofHs ettuas.' trs
itarttu Ctp. ! mic 7anina.
0tTs l,d.t CT ety utrt,ti, eas af-
scitcu ots Gr8etrsuuogz. sr sts6Ts
e<m &ssin in s&idi's CT. 9sH
Ginning puro: aRasastsu. has sr NIT
AHaSVsu n t6iTanenEl slRes STita
qFrgrrg+ ~ 2iimeEe. J D.. hsgIlr'
an III.
Er7u ,tfsll sirs esS,st1e &rtels
7oa ht,y- Srad Qsayc SrlHpas9sr
biz, Wosga1'' us> SSHi!rrg ,lg'sgJ
5tau;mtgtr 81 Ct Suis5-ta NO
lb.e Stpsnys. SltS5li. ,le'sgs
uuo aa4ur &tr,ela. 3lk agi VA ta4t
bn,s. &Re we3ahli'. Ias srd'sT D.;
Srlu NtHt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
aaiitrsdite ab aad| Strliu.
6armtr uuO a:uimaHu bti Der iiibr'
nen ochxitstsitr!

6armtr uuO a:ufmaHu bel Der fiibu'
ren ocASitsisitr!
gIm pOrItsttn Samhda ole iptSitl
sinatlaotnt eIahe bts esntittH adis
isrvaarts iu otNtn ont 26. 6tbruar
Fiat,fnotnotr iiIbunsn oohSitsaJa'
bildum iubnn nit btm Fanpitr
.Amsrl,a" ,gsi bitotre Etutlt'
amtriiansr, b'nsn Der RlIitt .f!9a
Die 9ampiet.dahridrttn gsibidt bat.
nah S.rlip.
sttptau stHs, OOn @itita, ssn.,
uno s9iIbsIm .. 0unnjna. pen <s
mono, Sno.. fuO bic clio eistbttfn.
Shon 5tl Der bpayit oes itsIasn
Raiietpadres Dor Gin nj Sisrtdlshr-
bunOeIt pa,sn .Ssiit uuO Eunjua Ia,
bel. Sle Nanbeu ais 6ysuaeitrc bti
Der ,. 6cmpasulf ots /. NGTotr Sfs
elm,nts N rus. oeiicT eluptHasa
or onmalils Pyiu; Nllfim aao kR'
ICE Matter mar.
Tie el1en. Compliant, 4. QJirTR
iu1airt< b,i Der GiuboIHul Ger hr5tu
Nrnut. Der YruVliiu poH Sbtsuil'
Nolftu, III Berlin ais eu3tt 'hs
ytnlrdIt. &c Gompasajt btQlSrki,
otn 3,riuB:n p0n Der eidrGtlot u
goisodm nat ptm ilr'tTllttn Stles
N &tyllu wND nsIlte WahTsao e,r
6tililt!tltsN bort Die Gortn.
,Jlptltmhlib Ttnuultu nno ls,iter
ptrltuttn; ttt, aIit Salitr Gllbtlm
uayb, Ia &aIot rpn Saiity 6ueN'lt
I'M 5oOe lt'clat. uuS $t,ni @uht!m
bthitl o,u 5bvcu, Srs o,m paarls
mann Il; Or pb,rpt artasbtry 9t'
m,rrtu, ooh, itiu lgti,taes an'tr;rs
iay ittut2 ;. tcmpllnit ots !. @5ro,'
8tlim,uS bl' Il pt &Wabyt.
Slu ltlam .lansu S,rls- oie hti
isincr 0ctsVi, iib 10 pydtiia au9'
Rl5mta. Ull Ct bti Nty btooyl;an'
ZEN NotTli$lJlU m6Sutn p'slt m,t
oar um nb itSa. Ale neb ltStn>ta
9n9thariltn OtJ 6pmplNlt iur Sat
ou Stluml@sftttrl'tltIttu pu'eta
iar olt 6tltl,tItlttu. Die pom - bis
=. ,ftayuay fathnotg. Uah &yIig
stbtu. Soglv U1t SUitu TN ias
lamb wHrot stirat une NtNt Uuo
Eaaiul lplym uitA wsuls eilJaL
dl4 btl lbU;p 0urt ScAiuIdisptIml'
lt.eul ott 9uiyllt ,iUiJa'. % nt 81
dur Ttoiitlluoulit gun ea:'ta.
9ui iart S}lilNt bin wayeta lb.icn
5ampitt,Jj5y,Jyttr lay e,c ;, sdl@
lt iar oN FaaHideri ;uy St.taluu8
ssr;IIt.
gr Ntlrta StN uaN 7unma pet
+ Der Ibi3Jyt esr .Amtyaa aar e.T
Nity N Nu9N, way uibl 'tS91r. S,e
nbtyralttg aats &ol, Vm cau9ltS.an.
lac. Nab dmtglIamlAm &aB wauu
/ %tlot Is fuE ) Ssg. Stps ~ o1S liz
+ bilO tlUt5 Stuloutu. MI rTa4IRm,
re,bblenNsa &9ahavt. er II '.l
1883 IN amtti,s gas BAT s als Glr-
mer in 9lnias "a hstr63:lipsm Sse2l'
r1uo stbyaai. 10 oaS II 10 ssRilt,H
.aua. itiu, Satin lcWR lsias &tosu
/ Sesas aui Der Sci: ulii;URtaa:r.
/ sub Iunaa. Der elyia Ua9 ae'
ielplri.r 3nuhait. I'M Sahvs iSS..
rh uah amsriia paaelt bat eRl
Slad e,Albt. Or BAT in Sitmene,
Sne.. ua antasstnees ellsnTaaua'
ssit1it. 81 IL iar SelNs esr ufJ
S2iat. ben ne itit ibpm SisrislH etl
Nntiatn sotlmaia abfatsn. 90 pltI
Stissn hstanat u. Ustesa en,ntr Ss'
aaiaa in SsrGa l7j @aru. tiui4Ii,s,
lie Nr SHiii,r. eR i'm 4SseTs 1881
esr 6pmrasnis eaaeRsT.sr Eesll ata
men.
S,tss wss TaRirs ftsaui no teala
lie aai biz faat Ia Tatseam nnl
S<T.la.. =. -.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
ftrbiHanb SOliernIaitH.

csr asiiissiawo4s 5troinanc Gel.
isrmann iptlfsr Dor tiniaGn 3aarsu
Der Srvtnanhali In Sutton ilbnwisiea
iGu,bs, itarb boriisItt an WOniaa.
Ssiat tihs-4sRait ON Tltnifaa
absnb bier an mo wuros at'
htm MSratn nod siafni Stsl,numie
aui bisassn BOiissndsr bshaitst. fsr
gethsrbsns hinitrldEt cine Satin
(asbplsut G6riifina Sruus) nuo ,inen
miuoridhrissa eobn weiac in 9nHts
iien gitp, aaHias pohnbaii iinb
Iisis iansisn ssara ROram lie
all uH BEN Batisa ano Batter biz ltg.e
ghrs IL srrsiisn. u. 5. 3.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
Sine 6tlsseubeit::

lpsssu ltmsusss IN msiu
nenss 6eibditsloeal lpsrss i'd
pom |. ,Ssbrllar bis |. aldri
1906 pisi,s Sdtabs ;a Ko'
iteupreis Wp Ole be ten,
tot ser Steig'ns Der Qreiis in
Stbubsu, gu bisesrissn pref
icn perfauisn. Kcnpnst nuS
madpet eadl sist d,Herts gu
,luta.
FERDINAND. .0RTMEYR.
wEsfpHAliA. NO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
Die 0anowege iebr
uerna6ldiiigt.
grrmte ansbeHeruHs ilcinsr Sdd=
Sen wiiros ipdtertH groBtH
anslasen porbeusen.
staianS Fsd,s S'srdms,sstiGA lsin.
Sin 2ptasnuiitbtr iols trnannt pti'
ben tptIhtr p6btuiIit ichcn
7ihriti beiitiiati mo
aIlt il,intn Sttd.
ben ,siiil aus
btfsti.
stmidns Fsd,. S'.rantsath'A lsin.


Gltibwie .hee g9ahiamteii Ntr
Qreis Der 6rtihsit.' 10 IL ftte aht'
iamitit otr yrtis gutter g@:as., lie
Geat simal I'M Sabre gu belrbtileH.
III fir cine MOts upariTt "a habtn.
uno fe bic anoertn 81 @ohtn be-
9abrss onra @srnahldBilrn1 perosrs
btn-ia ruiurtn su iaiisa. III asirib
.niht atonpmila-im 8sasuibslI- 4r.
bsit nuo 0j.Io nusIss p:rIdposHoa.
an einiatn SttIlsn uirf!ib ptrittte
Deas su MAIDEN ih unn6slia; ona
grbsHtrn lnNsn ne iid immsr 5u
EiIirtttn no ss pshsl Steint nod 2Its
debt, if ts btialptrIib Sseas out ~
trbaltsn. GrOptgs. bic wObl hti trot.
tncm gSeitsr gut, ia trtlsut
Gno, lauQsu bd naHtm uitt uno hup
| i'm Srlblabr. bel aufibauuns pes
6roies unplh,bdr. Sttine pbtr 9ie5
bcoori Is tlnrn Gt0 ami cje 9duer
Qut III nc tsn. lIno od eas cine ooey
auocre oiticr Waitridlt gum &lus elmer
yaNohyaBe biz 81 lsosr 3sit aai itlu
foil, uuentbtatlb N. 'oltt. uclu
M II i iplhes Material bTgo,i iQtihant
wuocu, Wtuualsih ioltes aua psIt
beracIlbreu ootr transportIrt wcretl
mubte. Cbaltih bic AaeldQu oar
Ydt1nuu9 0ts Materials ttine Qtrlu'
! 'cln itin outlttn, puro II ocb oonRles
0rmdtit 93tas bic bllllGlitn itIn, od
irltt Msls plriiit @tas iem pnreta.
Fh5aulo odb mir jtItttt@t1t habtn
litat sum aroBm Sbtilt bltrln; .@i :
Scocymaun @sibdlt III, n Stlatm
itin 0itiddii." Sober 6a;mtr wlritt
earaui odB itlu Hlablr Dan crlitu
St!itt lhut. llur ,lne VtytCu loait
mt benz Amic Nts @;atau''tbty@ hes
traui rwyoeu wtlht IT'D NoM Wyp'.,p'
ttt aaweStnIlih Die SNGat III it,ntU
TthrlsN ultWitbtn uao ttpl'lt tltlNt
S6loru iclitih dusbtNtJG ldN;U tbt
| lie Vt arobtu ptrOtn. IN 'tlplcu eiCs
oenocn iiuo a. bsrprylitbtnot Sitluf
weltat iu beititiatu Tub.
Eitit Gus Oem @tat tnif,rUtn
5hine icl,eu Mot wtlltwc,'tu, ION
ttru auiatbiult uro ;tyIlop' mo iaJ
aOnuuuna ititttr StltN eety Ho2tr'
| ltauul hes Wrltbttl:s OILS aCtI4aIitI
| Material ptupluot Wsretu.
siui itirN w6btnlIItTn @dnacH
irOie Der g9t0trtiiitr aa; SeWArtd'
inak ( -eulpo,s- mp ST0dm uater'
| iuttu. Sine lluN &ibOoNunl. ol'
tr pieIleitt ruot, unn ipsIsit tt9lviu,
mag iaIImmN SasWalh,n pnIb.u
Stn.
| Saarat itotr Eifrj,t tiatu @am
laastntl, tabtu oty iorsiaail eavaui
Nehi. Wtl,hs &tprraturtn Die S9tAt be
enIsu. p1l AuSlaatn uRe 9;bt
wuyetn tripavi psIotu. SItlnt <ta
ben t0natu im anianet ki5t onsse
bthtrt totroeu; ooA iteiui e tla oil
atmeintr e'ehyaua stiper>m lu 'itll
tl,mt Stedotu 10 lanas ~ ptrud5lae'
ger. bis is ~ arpfin .SIuNttalnt'
atrrOySsn ljnN. Sn eta IGtttn Sabre
wetes esuas lhtr luts s9cse stlbrit
ben um ans, SanNs III ialta luos
INu WtrtiiQtn S;rhtHtruus ee
4css Ieiesr nur Wtnia SOb ssiptnoS
ReIesn lam. (6atu &,paUss.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
Sssiamst.

Tas gssssrns Scarndl int, rerIdbIids
nnnben unh 6rauen iiir Gtgseftunp her
beit&rift nrk Sarsasln eon dbsuntns
ixn. OUTER, f6ersr eereienit @eext
Cd no9 9rfnturne nsitpeneia. Strrstt
tesany3 sexy saslH6l an
MopEx,gEs IouExAI, =.
Nluaskss VIZ.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-01
ijsrlersm: Is eaipsin,; @srigidsn
sinsu Rina In fshien ,upe da sea
i'm lintsu Cbrt.. anslIinb ibsr bic
irlbsa .pimpt asatu sniiptdtnos Be
lobnung shiasa,p Der eidsntbamsr.
yeM. Binl'i.
AiAiouuiain, Wo.
Oerkangt: S'n iatsoll'sss S'HIias''

Mdbhtn ODet. 6ran tllr etiusbnIlde
Sausarbsit in sinu osutiden tHtb.
6amilis. Sin sutts Seim fiir Die
paTsnpe gstion. Butsr SutH. ao'
orsiiiri; gpt 6l7. Rdiec. Nb.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
S Steamer AV0Ra Cooked IoP Ex-
tensIYe Repairs.
HULL DAMAGED CONSIDERABLY
While on Shore Off Woods Hill,
Mass. Vessel Had Several Plates
Smashed Steamship Andes Here
For Annual overhaulina.

survey of the hull of the Nor
wegian steamer Avona, made i'm dry
dock No. 2. at the local shlpyard, re-
vealed extensive injuries to her hull
and it is estimated that the cost of re-
pairing her will amount to about
$4,000
The vessel is now in dry dock No. 9.
ana tile work OF repairing her hull be.
gan yesterday afternoon. Several
plates on the SHIPS bottom will have
TO he removed and new ones substitute
ed. while others will have to be taken
off and Strengthened and then put in
place again. II will require about
week to finish the work.
After leaving the shipyard The
steamer will load a cargo of coal at
one of the Chesapeake anu Ohio coal
piers for Havana.
While bound to this mort from nos.
ton the Avona grounded off Woods
HILL Mass. at s o'clock on the morn
ing of Sunday. June II. She was
iloated about 2:3O o'clock that after.
noon by the tug John II. Chandler
and proceeded on her journey arriv-
ing here last Tuesday morning. When
she was floated it was not thought
that the steamer was damaged but
turing the run from Woods Hill to
this port the vessel sprung a leak and
was locked for Il survey here last
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
RECORD BREAKING TINE MADE
IN REPAIRING STEAMER HOWARD
Vessel Was Docked and Propeller Re-
placed in Less Than Thirty
Hours.

Record breaking time was made at
til local shipyard in repairing the
Merchants and Miner Transportation
Company's steamer Howard, which ar
rived here Saturday from Providence
with one blade of her propeller brok-
Ell. The steamer was dock.d in dry
dock. No. 2 Sunday morning at Z
o'clock. her broken wheel was remov-
ed and new one put in It's place and
she was floated out of the basin yes
terday morning, after having been in
dock little less than 30 hours.
This Is considered very fast time
for removing a ships propeller and
replacing II with new Gne us the
work is tedious and usually requires
Two or three days in which to COM
plete it.
The Howard sailed for Providence
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
STILL IL |! ROOM \ FOR HOPE II /.
Local Yard May Get a Contract
After ALL
ONE @ TURBINE SHIP TO Be BUILT.
Navy Department Will Not Know
Which Company Submitted Best
Bid Until An Expert Examination
Has Been Made.

Although the officials OF the local
shipyard practically have given up
hope of landing the contract for
building one OF the new battlcships
for which bids were opened Saturday,
there is reason to believe that the
company still has Il good chance Of
building one OF tile vessels.
According to the Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune.
the navy department is certain to
have one OF the ships equipped with
turbine engines and, if this is done,
the local company will he in the race.
Until an expert examination of the
bids and specifications is made, the
department will not know whether
the local yard or the Fore River com.
pany offered the most desirable Bid
for the ship equipped with turbine
machinery.
The Tribune correspondent says:
The contract for one ship. built In
accordance with the plans of the de-
partmcnt. will undoubtedly he award,
ed to the Cranlp company, the prlce
being considered SO attractive In all
respects. One Of the ships will be
built OH the departmental plans us TO
hull and equipment and equipped
with turbine mechanism, instead of
the reciprocating engines, and the nc
ceFtance Of the bid for this feature
VIII not be easy to determine The
experts who made a hurried examina.
ton of the proposals received today
and looked over the letters accom-
panying them were at loss to come
to any conclusion in the matter.
1T appeared to rest between the
Newport News Company anu the Fore
River company as to which should get
the contract for the remaining shin
with turbine mechanism. Both firms
proposed to install the Curtis turbine.
and the formers ranSo OF prices was
from sS,7la.oOO TO s3,sGS 900, while tile
latters bids extended from $.i,GSg 90
to S3,9i5.0O0. The differences In Tie
pids were technical. 1t will require
an expert examination 10 ascertain
which is the more acceptable hid on
the basis of ship with turbine me-
chanism. 1t is possible TINT both
ships will be SO equipped, but In view
OF the low bid from the Cramps for a
snip built on the departmental plans
1t seems probable that Only one of the
vessels will have turbines. The in
cident which attracted most comment
today after the opening was that the
turbine ship bids were all higher than
those for ships with reciprocating
engines"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
Monday,, June rs. 1eos.

Steamer Bayport, Jensen, Boston
Ito White Oak Coal Company in BAL
last.
Steamer Nantucket. Nickerson. Bcs
ton and Norfolk-to Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company With
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Dorchester. Johnson. Prey
idence and Norfolk-to MercEnr, S
and Miners Transportation Company
with passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapiey,
New York and Norfolk to Ola Do
minion Steamship Company with pas.
sengers and merchandise
Steamer Mohican, Rich. Philadel.
phia and Norfolk-to Clyde Steam
ship Company with merchandise.
Schooner Annie II. Smith. Nelson,
New York-Smokeless Fuel Company
In ballast.
Barges Baravia. Lynn; Badger. New
Bedford Cloth in tow steamer Bay
port).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
KElL.UM'S
CONSTIPATION
PILLS

Cures these ills by cleansing the
stomach and regulating the bow
els-then they contain no calomel
or blue-mass to endanger your
life. Physicians are looking for
substitute for these dangerous
drugs, and you should, too. When
the bowels refuse tc move regu-
larly the system becomes full OF
poisonous and decayed matter.
Eruptions and pimples spring up;
there is Il bad taste in tho mouth.
foul breath, coated tongue, tired
feeling, dull sensation about the
eyes, drowsiness and languor. loss
OF appetite and general debility
If You want to rid yourself Of
these troubles, get box of these
wonder-workers, only 10 cents.
In the preparation of these pills
the most scrllpuloms care is taken
and the ingredients form the most
successful purely vegetable com.
bination ever discovered.
Ask your druggist about them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
YOUNG BAKER DROWNED while
BATHING ABOVE SH|PYARD
Llfeless Body Of Walter Bowers
Found In Shallow Water sun
day Morning.

The lifeless body, of Walter Bowers
known among his friends as W9lter
Sphinx" was found in shallow water
just above the shipyard early Sunday
morning. DR.. B.3R. Gary, the coroner,
conducted an inquest and the verdict
was to the effect that the deceased
came to his death by accidental
drowning. .,! 4. I,
Bowers was about 80 years old. EIe
came to this city about Is years ago
from Warrentcn. Va. where he was
born and reared. He was a baker and
mt the time of his death was employed
by the Maryland bakery.
The young man and his friend. 7.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
Dimes WITH THE KAISER.
Emperor Shows High Honors to MIR.
and Mrs. LongWorth.
(By AssocIated Pressl

KEEL. GER, June 25.-On invita-
ton of Emperor William Congress-
man and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
took tea with him on board his Amer
icanbuilt Yacht Meteor this afternoon.
The Emperor attended by Admiral
Eisendecker, who visited Washington
in 1902 as n member of the suite of
Prince Henry of Prussia, received MIR.
and Mrs. Longworth as they came
alongside and showed them over the
pacht, Mrs. Longworth having. said
that enc Of the objects of the visit OF
her husband and herself to Kicl was
to see the yacht she hid christened
February %. 1902. ut Shooters Is
land. New York harbor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26

9. Tiddys went to the beach early
Sunday morning for, a swim. The
water was cold and Tiddy decided not
to stay in. He left Bowers in the
water and the latter was not seen
again alive.
judging from the position of the
body, DR.. Gary decided that Bowers
had taken with cramps and might
have been drowned in shallow water.
Friends took charge of the body
and had ii inferred. Bowers was an
orphan and his only near relative was
q sister, who lives in Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
Liquid Corn.

An easterncr was prospecting In the
north Georgia mountains when lie
came on native apparently clinging
to tile side Of a steep hill filling corn,
The prospector stopped for u Chat,
and the mountailleer, nothing loath for
rest in the shade from his fatlguin;
toll, was agreeable.
Say, friend, how in the world do yos
get the corn down OF that hillside aft.
err 1t Is ready for harvester asked tla
stranger.
"ln jugs" was the laconIc and prob
ably truthful reply Atlanta Georgian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
Sunday June %, 1906.
Arrived.

Arrived. -
Steamer Fortuna (Nor), Royer.
New York-to Berwind. White Coal
Company In ballast.
Steamer Georgetown, Pennington.
Portland-to Consolidated Coal Com
pany In ballast.
Steamer Gloucester, Dizer. Balti-
more-to Merchants ana Miners
transportation Comnany with pas
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer kershaw, Bond. Boston
and Norfolk-to Merchants and Min
ers Transportation Company with pas
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer Jamestown, Hitler, Now
York and Norfolk-to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
senls Lenrning to swim.

Young seals do not know how Il
swim. They have TO become grndual,
ly accustomed to Tie water either By
entering it to paddle about by them.
selves or by being carried into 1t in
their mothers jaws. They have great
fear of the waves that break into foam,
and as soon rs they see one approach.
Ing take to flight In terror ana do mol
turn round until they have assembled
to a very high place above the sea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-26
NEW MURDER EVIDENCE.
Coroner Stops Inquiry to Investigate
Clue to Killing.
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 25.-The coron-
er's inquiry into the death of Mrs,
Alice c. D. Khan, who was beaten to
death at her mothers home in the
Bronx three weeks ago, was halted
suddenly today.
Coroner Mcdonald announced that
no more witnesses would he examined
for the present. He explained that
new and important information hear
Ing upon the case had reached him
and that he would spend the entire
da yin investigation It,