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New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
ATTACHMENTS GRANTED

justice Bschoa' Of the Supreme Court ,rs,,.,
a., I'Ainent - yesterday for slO 90 against prop
- o. ava l. or Eugene Davis a restde-, .
5-r.i.ae George County. No. IN favor or Ea-1 -
- -. On Sa assigned claim of Ladenburg, TbeI-
mann 1 Co, bankers who recovered . ,'s Ia "a
against Davis on May a lSs5 s'e'''
- ior 200 has been granted against
properly OF John B. Conger. = strauDboas
PAPER manufactures. who lives al No q es, &C..
"a favor OF Emily r. Taylor. on a iudeTssn,
.sooVe-ee ees n a Pennsylvania court The aItsche
keerirS , g.sSied on tho ground that Coneer ,ss
. cow ~ - coIcealeo deputy sheriff Ser9e1
Office. ~-N 'h q cashier IN q brokers'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
TO SAIL TO TRINIDAD IN A TUG.
Owners Embark on Dangerous Venture Lured
by Business Prospects.

The lack Of tugboats in the West Indies has
prompted four TO start cut from New York
for Trinidad in little fty-nine-foot tugboat The
trip has been looked upon by the of the water
front as foolish venture but the men who have
purchased the ffteea-ton tugboat Mamie will start
on their voyage TO Trinidad Saturday.
James McGrath. formerly first mate of the Brit
ish tramp Granada, and James Isbister. marine
engineer. are the chief owners of the Mamie. They
expect 10 cover the three thousand miles OF their
voyage by huggfng close to shore and running into
port for coal when there is opportunity. The
old salts at the Battery say there will not be
chance in a thousand for the Mamie if she gets
into bad squan off Hatteras.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Broadway No 176: Albert smith & Title
iaoe slOs5 OF
Sus9 same SPri Il iSs g. 100 90
loaa%ss 6Sny ast San same: April IS 1905 al A.
1S2d ST. n. = 15O II. OF broadway, 1toxlto;
H. ie0a o'.-'- -. Ss4 ss
Iaath st n 5 80 IT W. q Sd ave. 9Gx9O: Dinock
i.@i - 27s ss
Brook ave- 9. cor 139th ST. 1OOX}S4 10; Luigi
Mion Stenann Realty Company al May
2S 1904 . 676
Prospect ave ". 5. - II. n OF l52d ST Columbia
May ) 1905. .-,'r..'...-' 2s7 so
Mayer Il al: February & ioGS. .s-e ~ 40
Central Para Vest. .. ". eSth 5 J. F Duffv
1856 Is0 %
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

5th ave W corner 13stA So. % I1xl2O: Joseph
Corn loans samuel and Max Levine sI5oOO
Jennings st. II l06.S II. W OF wilkins
min Bersev 1900
Philp Yoekel -. 47,5oO
loans corneiia S Robinson - 2s SEQ
Amsterdam ave. whole front betweent 1884
snG 1S4tn SITS. 100 lnxI0d. loans Clcaca-
tlne and Milton NJ sivsrraan -. 225.OsO
l7oth st. ". Charlotte St. 1OOx50O:
same loans Fleschman Realty and Construction
company 2eo 500
OEnvile ave 80 Il 2I6th 81 95x
eolo John Burt loans Frederick zeiier -, 45Oo
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY A SELLER.

Golde & Cohen have bought from the trustees Of
Princeton University sixteen lots, fronting 200 feet
in Stanton St by 200 feet in both Mangin and Tomp
kins SITS Also purchased from the university the
waterfront privileges Of the premises. This prop
erty held for the last sixty years by the heirs
of Thomas Eckford, whose descendant Mrs. Mary
Brown. OF Princeton bequeathed 1t, together with
other property, TO the university. The broker
w. J. Russell
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
LIS PENDENS.

lIsth No so3 East Rachel Pcrlmaa ct al aSt Max
hessler tspectuc performance. I NJ
Jennnss St n = l0aa ~ " Wtlkina Place. TSx
bertha ANelrosd Berger taction
impress herl. attorneys,
Madison ave. No lS4l; Hyman Levin aCt annie NJ
Solomon N3-"SNNth
St 10 dof West; Lizzie : Hannah ast Mary T.
Metcaif ~''-+'e'S' NuFphy
li%ts st. Nos 80 and ~ East Iarnett rt Ab,,r,
bs, se'n VS'oh 10 enforce AeaJ. attorney a. Ressn-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

tr agt @ Ernst owner and contractor
Broadway No. 2945: Saagona & Co ast- Neither
lands Construction Company. owner and con-
tractor .
IS7th ST. 5 $. 30 II. " OF Cambreling ave. 4Ox
100: David Shapiro agt. Patrick J. MOffatt,
owner and contractor. go. .....-...
Hughes ave. No 23sS 20 2SsS. Joseph Goldberg et
al agt Belmont Realty and Construction Com
panv owner: Pads & Asor. contractors $500.
DeIancey st. No. 1O2. Ignatz Nogei agt- Rosie
Tilnaan owner. AdClph SchVcnn, contractor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
two six story brick tenement houses. 37.5xS7;
Haase & Iippman. owners; F. j. Weyher.

two six story brick tenement houses. 375xs7;
Haase & Lippman. owners; F. j. Weyher. ~ "a
Willis ave from I32d o 133d st. for a two story
brick shop. 21Ox60; Grossman Bros 4 Rosen- a a.
baum, George F. Pelham, architect--. 1%,OV
I32d St Il s. ~ ~. . of Willis ave, FOR a Two
story brick stable and dwelling. 25xio; Gross
Bros. & Rosenbaum owners; George r -,
Bronx Park Railroad yards w s. OF New 1ork
& Harlem River Railroad tracks 80 IT, s. OF
booth St. a story brick signal caoin
22x12: New York Central & Hudson River Rail
road Company. owner: Morgan OBrten. archi- "a
Meirose Railroad yards. s. OF Harlem tuVer
Railroad tracks 30 IT, OF Morris ave. for
two story signal cabin 10 4x13; same owner and ,x0
Highbr!dSe Railroad yards W, 5. CT New York
Central Railroad tracks, 500 n. of 11lst st.
for story signal cabin, 2Ix12 same owner o-o
and architect -. -''o
219th s. 15S II. W. OF Barnes ave. for
story frame dwelling houses. 22N9t'
William J. Gordon & Sons owners: J. Melville -.
architect.
She'll St s G. OF 18th ave. for
story frame stable. 2Ox16: Mrs William Bern -
hardt. owner: l.. Howard architect 70
F1irTnan ave. s. $50 ~. of 239th st, for a
one and a half story frame stable. 24x36S;
James Forbes. owner, Joseph X CahtH. archl- =.
tect O'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Carroll. Charles. TO Allan Marquand: MURRAY 81
No 81. Warren ST. No. 80: years AZ per cent so
Henso-Powe Realty Company BankSrs' LITE 49,
Insurance Company. Stebbins e $, - ! n
% Freeman ST 5Oxl10: years 5ls per cent Al
Fanto, James. 10 Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY ''
HIth ST. s. 300 II OF West End ave II Iix
Same 70 same; s8th 81. s. 900 n W OF West End
ave. lStNlOO IL. due bond An
Greenwich ana Couztiandt Company New York
Institution for the Blind CORTLAND St 5 q Sol
II " OF Greenwich st. 24x77. years 3 per cent 6s
Dayey. Andrew. 10 same: Sd ave. " corner -
lOoth ST. - INSI0; due June 90. 1907 per cent o7
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
WILL ERECT TWO FAMILY HOUSES.

Moses l. Falk has bought through George Costar
& Co. plot 242xll3 feet on the side of Wash
ington ave, one block south of Wes-chester ave
The buyer will erect the premises fifteen two
family houses. each 16xlO0 feet. Mr.. Fak has sold
through George Stolz to 4 Mr.. Greman plot 1O0X
1OS feet the south side of 10th St. SOS feet
Avenue b. CniOnpOrt.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
BIG FOURTH AVE. DEAL.

y. A. Berwin & CO. have sold for realty COM
pany No. 3Sl 20 3S5 Fourth four and five story
buildings with stores. southeast corner OF 9th ST.
together with the adjoining story buildings,
Nos. 10i and 106 East 27th The combined parcels
have frontage of 5S.S feet in Fourth ave, and
tending TO the centre line Of the block.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
FOR THE HOWELL, s265,ooo.

Randolph Guggenheimer has sold the Howell. a
seven story apartment house. No. 506 to 5lO West
l24th ST. 1OOxlOO feet NJ. Edgar Ftzgibbon was the
broker. The purchase price was about S26J0J0.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Amsterdam ave. corner 67th 81 for a six
story brick Lathouse, 81 2Xe0. q a Rraniean
,o3S SSnsr No Ass'f5 es Essa 9!ehi1eet si 5000
lori and store. 4d1s6; r. j. CalNav I{ptIiiD.
comps n.y. owner G. II Anderson. archtscts 325 ID
story brick tenement house ara .'4 s;N
u. 10. j. Wolkenberg. owner Bernstein q 1srn
sth s'esH a. Yos 7is ana ia Tor -: 45Oc
tenement house and store 80 5xsi, I W-.i1H 1lleH
51st ri r. @, inssin ist sta architects. $500
story brick tenement house S6xs7 g. ! O',Sr, sA
owner: Z. A MeyeFs architect. -. 40
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
City Hotels.
Citations.
OF NEW
THE PEOPLE

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF - ~,
- York by the Grace Of God. Free and A,,SssSssra
Thomas ca Walker. Rose Walker ana .srats 3
Walker. and an persons interested N t' va
Edward Walker. late ~ the County OF Wv -,.srWise
ceased creditors esatees. next 20 S os sitei aa
and each OF YOU are hrtoos
required personally to be and appear before our s
Of the County % New York the Surrostt-s b. ~
County % New York, the 29th day Or Sa .av thea
O'Clock the forenoon OF ti- sccSgai
ana there 20 attend judicial settlement ~ ne NJ
~ proceedings OF Alice Walker as tAeeest scch q
Last VIII and Testament OF said deceased 49, sxenl-
YOU hereby cited under the asor5i
years. required Co appear oy your - apq5
have tt have none 90 APRt~t eslsc.
for te appointed the event ol 49,. IN tas
failure do guardian viii be api,s,
Surrogate represent and act Tor YOU IN me 81 thf
In testimony whereof. caused lle 'S-rs 10 -
gates ConrJ % the said County ot Ne" -
usrounto AIMED AZ or
Witness Hon. Fraak FftzceralG. a SuTfusss.sS,.
said County, the County OF NsN r-,r8 ga
lSeal. SUta day q April, % 5i'
Thousand nine hundred and siN ,,-,,rrY
DANIEL. j. DOWIl-,~,rrL
CLERK of SurroAAes -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

On premises at m-By H c Mapes & Co-The
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum tract. comprising 345
lots. in Town Dock Road and Pelham Bay; voun-
tary sale
on premises at . p m-By ] CT Stead & Son-Four
hundred lots at Paterson. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
Brisanti Michele-TeEemert House Department:
July IL 1898 (canceIled $50 e1
Brown William IT Cleveland; January 1904. 5.429
7tlsss' GeoFglaIla-d Taylor: March "a. 1906 81 ~
Bank February 3. 1908 273 "a
C2InPbeI. John A.; James r Reid, James J.
Learey, q Sherwood Maddez Thomas W.
Crouch EEse; April .. 1906 ...-........... $40 81
Company: July I 1891 tcanceiie11 ss4 II
Haas Harry s. D. Hatch; January -, 1895. I2l II
Sane-Ssne; January Il 94................ l25 43
Harms William; Charles FTOhnan and Frank
McAee-Nica Martinez May is 1905. ......... 3S3 Of
1ctGrch Iqa-H j. Taylor March "a, 1905. ia ~
1905 - 3es l6
May - 1896 (yacate11 '''.......e.. 500 90
1SAzeIl DALEY d Cos Dubuc; February 81 1893
ealleoaIne Nay 1904 Observation-Disclosures $50 sc
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
BUYS SITE NEAR PENN. TERMINAL.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the Fort Amster-
dam Realty Company TO Lotion H. Slawson No. 254
West 34th St. three story building lot 21x1C0
feet. Also sold for client the four and one-half
story American basement dwelling house No. III
West 18th ST.. 17X55X102.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN QUEENS BOROUGH

Building continues active in the Borough of
Queens In the last week plans for sixty-nine
structures filed at the Bureau of Buildings. in
Long Island City. The ID Ward. which takes in
RdseWood and old NeWtown. leads in the number
of new buildings, and has held the lead since the
first of the present year
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
COLONEL MANN RISES no ,Nonuee

- 4-s eltf.u yesterday reserved decision on
~ -pi..caion OF Colonel Mana E.li.or az ro,,,-
toplc1, Tor bill q particulars OF The arsu.-
tsas for lJS o-iier & ane oters whom rhe colonel IS
S4scAllaiIsF printed - Golfers Teelic, li,ii's aim =
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
INVESTOR GETS PEARL ST. BUILDING.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has resold for
Jefferson NJ Levy TO an investor the five story
building No 2l7 Pearl ST. covering lot 30x00x16 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

25sth st. n. Independence ave. TO Palisads
ave, for a three story and attic frame garage
aac cveiliag house. GeN3a: Henry 10
Boettgs-, owner: Kelley Stelnlck. architects sao
li2d ST.. L. g.. @SlG II. c. OF Alexander ave. Tor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At - Mesey st.By Charles shongood 5s5 03I 56th
81 $ 2oo II of 11th 50x1OO5 sty brick factory
bds bankruptcy sale; 10 George Kernochan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry.

~ REENPORT. l. For the summer. furnished
" house; by water; large dry airy, COOL eight bed
rooms bathrooms: electric lights; telephone $500
a month: with stables coachmans house. boat. $500
month. $1,000 the season. s. j. ADAMS GreenporI
L. l.
NORTHEAST HARBoR ME.-FURNISHED COT
- TAGE to let for summer; - rooms two bath
rooms: delightfully."- situated: particu-
lars POSTM ASTER. Northeast Hsrbor. Ne.
CeO- -n-Dobbs Ferry-On Hudson River-Nine rooms.
scOCU furnished. Room 40. IL JAY STREET.
CtIx ROOM COTTAGE furnished. stable with
- rooms: is miles from York Address A. U.
TODD 81 Fulton st. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02

SEVERAL NEW HOUSES in The GIades'. Eius p.s.
~ l. /, overlooking Great South Bay modern p,saa.
electric light laundry hardwood hnsh large pazzas s
shade treeSt to eleven rooms.
VIII rent for season 10 prospective purchaser o.
Inspection Descriptive booklet on request SS~ Aoe
MONRO MARSTON. 156 Fifth Ave New yo-,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-02
City Property for Sale.
Furnished partments to Let.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. private
bath, 81 90 daily: including meals. two S25 weekly
me. SIP So THE VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 11th ST
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
HIS FIRST VISIT TO HOME.
Congressman Wadsworth, the New
Manager Spent Yesterday There.

Congressman James w Wads
worth of Genesee. n. Y, the local
manager OF the National Soldiers
Home, pail his first visit to The
Hampton Home yesterday lie was
accompanied here by Colonel Frank.
I'm Murphy. the president of the
BOARD or managers OF the Home.
Colonel Murphy ana Mr.. Wadswurt;,
spent the entire day in consultation
with Colonel Thomas 4. Knox. the
governor. and many improvements
Tor the big institution were taken
mp and discussed.
The visit Of the memoers of the
board at this time has to do with
tne appropriation IL he asked for
the Home from Congress. 1t Is
expected that the board will ask ro.
.. big appropriation to carry on,
the extensive improvements outlined
IN the Tally Press six months ago
iha CID wooden barracks are OK.
pected to give way TO brick struct.
ures. wy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
Distinguished Educator Of The Uni.
VePsty Of Virginia Visited
Hampton Yesterday.
SCHOOLS GIVEN HALF HOLIDAY
Teachers From West End Academy.
syms.Eaton Academy and the
Phoebus Graded Schools Assem-
bIed at the High School Building
and Heard a Brilliant Address.

Prof Bruce II. Payne. ph. D., who
cation department in the University
lof Virginia, addressed the teachers
of the West End Academy the Syms-
Eaton Academy ana the Phoehus
Graded schools in the High school
building yesterday afternoon. Dir.
Payne arrived in Hampton late
Thursday evening aud held Il con.
ference with the teachers OF the
High school, when the work of tho
high school was taken up ana dis.
cussed
The decision was reached to have
DIR. Payne talk To all the teachers
and for two hours yesterday after.
noon he enthuscd his hearers with
splendid talk on the general cdu.
cation us taught in the public
schools. Dr. Payne was listened
to with Intense interest by the
teachers and his address is expected
to result IN considerable good for
the local schools.
Prof. Payne Is an exceptionally
interesting speaker. He stands high
In educational circles. His visit TO
Hampton yesterday was the occasion
of much enthusiasm among the
teachers and the Hampton and Phne.
nus schools gave Il Il half holiday
In order that all teachers could
hear the distinguished educator.
pr. Payne left last evening for
Smithfeld where he made IN adj.
dress on education last night. He
expects to return to Hampton this
afternoon. but will leave tomorrow
Tor the western part of the State.
Rnhough comparative ,''young
h'Hf& r-.ArS l'hync has bccouic ono of
the leading educators in Virginia
he is PHI. ID. OF Columbian Uni.
Nersity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
IT'S ANNUAL REUNION.
+. L. SchmeIz's Bible Class Had
Delightful Entertainment,

The Bible class of Henry Lane
SchinclH held It's annual reunion in
The Memorial baptist church Ice.
lure room on Thursday evening when
Ia pleasing program was carried out.
j. j. Lindsay ana Miss Grace Cosby
sang ana Rcv, a. G. Hopkins, Jr.,
pas.or OF the Presbyterian church,
delivered splendid talk TO the
members Of the class
The evenings program ended with
the serving of refreshments and an
hour given up u social intercourse
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15

Retail Grocers can secure "Waseo'
flour OF the j. w. ROWE. Com.
pany' Hampton, Va. 11.20.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
HEAD OF coLoREp MAsoNs.
Harris Barrett Elected the Grand Mas.

Harris Barrett Elected the Grand Mas.
ter Of the Virginia Grand Lodge.
Harris barrett, one OF the faculty
AT the Hampton Normal school. and
probably the most highly respected
colorcd man in Hampton. has been
elected the grand master of the Vir.
ginia Grand Lodge of colorcd Masons.
The new grand master was chosen at
me meeting of the Virginia lodge in
Richmond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15

Mrs. Clifford Masscnberg hayJ +.
turned rom visit CT several Week
te her sister in Henderson, NC.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
VISITED sYMs.EAToN ACADEMY
Or, LYMAN Abbott Much Impress
With Splendid Schools in Hampton.

l)r. Lyman Abbott, the editor Of
outlook. who is stopping at tho
Hampion Normal School, visited tho
Syms'Eaton Academy in Hampton
Yesterday Dr.. Abbott was accompa-
MED hv Mrs. Abbott and Or. Herbert
f.risscll. the superintendent of tho
Normal school. DR. Abbott was much
impressed with the splendid work be-
III" ACCOMPLISHED mt the academy. He
ana Mrs Abbott will return north to-.
morrow evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
sIiaht Blaze in phoshus

MlstakinG a can of gasolcne for
Kerosene oil. colored woman en-.
p'ovcd by Mr.. George Sulter. almost
caused serious fire in Phoebus YES.
terday afternoon. The fire depart.
'ren' RESPONDED tn the alarm and OK.
,'nsn'shcd the blaze with about $50
damages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
-
WooDMEN'S NEW OFFICERS.
Mr.. George A. Schmelz Elected coun.
Gil Commander of Live Oak Can,p.

W.T.. Geor9e u. SchmelZ Elected Coun.
Gil Commander of Live Oak Camp.
Live Oak Camp, No. u, Wpodmen
ot the World. last night elected off.
Gers Tor the coming term and initiated
two candidates. The officers elected
are:
Past Council COMMANDMENT l.
T. rignor
Council Commander Mr.. George A.
Schmelz.
Advisory lieutenant-Mr e. S
Davis.
Eankcr-M MIR. NJ. f. higgins.
Clerk-Mr. George w. Phillips.
Escort MIR. Thco. Lee.
Walchman- Mr.. Thomas Shcehan.
Scniry- Mr.. !. Leslie Curtis.
Physician-Dr w. H. Howard.
Manasers--Messrs. S. II. Sayre. r
II. Clarke and w. S. Crockett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
Mr.. HoWE's BIRTHDAY.
His Friend Helped Him Celebrate
the Occasion Last Naht.

a number of the friends of Albert
Howe gathered at his home in the
Normal School last night. the occasion
being he birthday anniversary of Mr..
Howe. Just how old Mr.. Howe is
none Of the guests could state for he
was certainly one of the youngest of
the company present. Mr.. Howe has
been connected with the Hampton
Normal School for many years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
WHY NOT DROP IN
The Hampton Bakery


When YOU are down town and feel
little tired and hungry and refresh
yourself with delightful lunch.
Smithlicld Ham & Tongue sandwiches
and many other tempting delicacics.
SOFT drinks. hot and cold. Try our
hot chocolate. with whipped cream.
Special for ten days.
Raisin, Plain, Jelly and Marble
Cake, IS cents per pound.
Fruit Cake, zoe. 25c and soc.
NOTlCE:-Sunday School Teach
crs' We quote special low prices on
candies IN quantities
r. j. TRAYLoR, Prop,
So Hope st. Phone 533.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15

Mr. and Mrs, John Spencer wht
were married Thursday at Ili2abct!
CITY. N. C.. returned toy the city yes
tcrday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15

Mir. j. a. wnleH is in New Ycrl,
on Il business trib
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
FOR SALE
WANTED.

WANTED-THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping by
married couple, centrally located in
Hampton. Address. "ROOMS,"
caro- box 1886. Hampton. l2-14.3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15

10 that srasns at too much hold
nothing fast,-From the German.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-15
Fresh Hyaclnths, Etc.

Just received fresh supply OF hya.
cinth. tulin. narcissus, ionauil and
Chinese lily bulbs, GEORGT r
WOOD. Phone. 1856. 9.25.tf.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
DISCUSSES PEACE PLANS
PRESIDENT rs PLEASED.
End of Central american Troubles
E@pected Soon.
[By Telegraph @ The Tribune.l ]


Oyster Bay, July 16.-President Roosevelt,
Secretary Taft OF the War Department and As
sistant Secretary Bacon of the State Depart
ment held conference at Sycamore Hill to-
day. during which a number of important inter-
national subjects were discussed =
The troubles of the Central American repub-
lies in for the lions share OF the talk, and
the President and his advisers expressed them
selves as highly pleased over the fact that the
belngerent powers have so readily agreed to ac-
cept the tender Of good offices from this gov
ernment The President hopes and believes
that peace will be brought about in Central
America before the Pan-American Congress at
Rio Janeiro finishes its labors.
1t is conceded that continuance OF hostilities
between Salvador Guatemala and Honduras
would not only ybave disheartening effect upon
the ccrgseess it's ior, but would have more far
reaching Heffecta1tE evil among the various re-
publics Of the f1th in the disturbance Of con-
ditions and the loss Of confidence that would
necessarily be brought about. 1t would be a
rather difficult matter for the delegates at Rio
Janeiro to go ahead calmly with their dis
cussions of altruistic ideas and uplifting re-
forms if three of the powers accredited to the
congress were at war with one another. If pres
ent plans are carried out, the peace negotiations
will take place on board the United States cruiser
MarbIehead, which is now in Guatemalan wa
ters.
The harbor of Corinto. Nicaragua, is suggested
as an excellent place for the Marblehead to cast
anchor while the ENJOYS of the powers are en-
gagged in shaping the terms of peace. Mic
aragua is maintaining strict neutrality in the
quarrel now going about her, and 1t is not
thought that she can be dragged into the trouble.
If her principal harbor is placed at the disposal
Of the beigerents there will be still less ikeli-
hood of Nicaragua shying her castor into the
ring
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
AMERICANS In PRISON
Excitement OUer Three Arrests in
Isle of Pines.

Havana, July 16-American residents of the
Isle OF Pines are excited over the Imprisonment
in the common jail at Nueva Corona of Miss
Millie Brown, nineteen years old: L. c. Giltner.
postmaster of the town of Columbia, and WILL
lam Augustine, all Americans. The three for
their own instruction and amusement. had con-
strUcted a toy telegraph line 1900 feet long,
strung from Giltner's store to the residences of
the other two. They were arrested without
warning. charged with the violation of an old
military order prohibiting other than govern
Tent telegraph lines, were tried by a newly ap-
pointed judge and sentenced jointly to pay $500
fine or to a joint term Of Imprisonment of one
hundred days. All refused to submit to the
payment of the fine and were taken to Jail in
their own conveyance to serve thirty-three days
each. The jail has no accommodations for fe-
male prisoners.
The Cuban government has no report Of the
incident, which is reported by Americans who
have arrived hare from the Isle Of Pines.