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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
JAILED BY FORMER WIFE
Retired New York Broker, Failed
10 Pay AIim0ny.
LOCKED UP FOR LACK OF BAIL
Woman from Whom He Was Divorc
ed Nine Years Ago Now Presents 4
Claim for slG,s66-Accuscd Kept
Out Of New York.

JERSEY CITY. y. d.. Oc,. IT, Wi.
liam Hawlcy Coolidge. retired bro
kcr, was held in SS2,777 bal today
by Supreme Court Commissioner Nc
Master on Il charge OF having failed
10 pay his wife, who secured Il Iii.
vorcc from him nine years ago. ali
mony and interest charges amounting
To SlG,3G6. Failing To rurniah bal.
Coolidge was rcnianded to jail.
Mrs, Nellie Louise Coolidge has
been hunting high and low for Cool,
'dEc for eight years. All the time
She was hunting HIM She knew
whore he was but she could not
catch him within the Jurisdiction of
the New York court, which IN 1897
ordered the husband To pay her 81 .
400 year for the support of herself
ana four children.
Mr.. Coolidge Is wealthy and lives
AT Hudson boulevard and Belmont
avenue, Jersey City. After chasing
Mr.. Coolidge from Forty.sccond street
to Jersey City some time ago trying
to serve him with process, The at.
torncy for Mrs. Coolidge, Cornelius
Doremus, OF No. 100 broadway M.
pealed 10 tac New Jersey Supreme
Court. and his arrest was effected
this week.
Mr.. Coolidge is fifty-anc years
old. He married Miss Louise Haw-
ley in 1873. and they have four chIl.
dren They separated in 1891. He
sued for divorce in Sullivan County,
as he then had offices 1T 1870 Pearl
street. New York. where he dealt in
railway supplies.
Mrs. Coolidge contested the suit
with a cOuntcrsut Then the hus.
band went to South Dakota, ana re-.
turned with Il divorce. He now has
a second wife in Jersey. Mrs Co j..
idge pressed her suit 80 successfully
that Judge Van Wyck gave her tae
alimony decree mentioned
His case comes up In November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
PRESIDENT JUST SPLENDID
Opinion of $50 Radnor College Girls
Who Met Him,

Two hundred ana fifty-one Radnar
College girls were received by Pres
ldcnt Roosevelt at the White House
yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock.
The students formed In line nj the
hotel in North Capitol street, where
'aey have been stopping, marched to
IN" Executive Mansion two by two
there heightened single file. and. en-
tHrlnS by the nOrthway passed on
through To the East Room. where
the Chief Executive stood awaiting
them. Each girl had been told to an.
nounce herself when in front OF the
PRESIDENT but the majority got scar
cd and forgot all about il. They
were III and out again before they
mad time to think" as some OF them
pewalled last night, and so they can
never feel that President Roosevelt
remembers them individually. He
was declared TO be lust splendid, :"
and all they had anticipated only
from his pictures they had supposed
10 find taller man
None of the fem nine members OF
the mansion was in sight. according
10 the girls, and they never saw SO
many men standing around before
and they concluded tina; they were
the Presidents boLyguard. The fac
uity was delighted with the honor con
lerred, and it will go down in the
catalogue as one of the advantages
lof attending Radnor College. The
students leave tli:; morning for Bal
iimorc, where they WI spend part Of
he day, take 4 train Tor PltsbLrg
late at night, and expect to go
straight 10 Nashville 10 begin the
school year CT study.
Asked what they were most i'm.
pressed with during the trip. every
one OF them last niBnt replied: nj.
! aGara Falls ana President Roosevelt"
Washington Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13

l6 and II. Six prizes. one Of
$1,000. tour of $500 ana one of 81 0OC
VIII be given to those supervisors and
their assistants having the best line
and surface OF track between Jersey
City and Pittsburs, and Philadelphia
ami Washington during the year pre-.
c"dinS the annual inspection.
The main or Klondike prize as Ii
is called. will be awarded for the best
line and surface maintained for Tho
full year The $1,000 prize will be
awarded for the greatest improve.
ment in line and surface in the year.
Tho award takes place at the end OF
th" general managers tour in Pitts
burg.-Buffalo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13

WANTED-YOUNG LADY, FOR OF
flee work. Address, in own hand
writing, CHARLES w. cox. Ster-
ling Steam Laundry, Hampton, Va.
10-l3-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
WANT CANAL CONTRACT
Foreign Firms Will Try for Work
on IsthInus.
BElG|ANs ALREADY IN The RACE
Baron Moncheur Calls at Offices Of
Commission and Secures Copies of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Germa,
Firms Likely to Compete.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l2.-Americnn
contractors will have foreign compe-
tition IN their efforts TO secure from
the Isthmian Canal Commission the
Contract for the construction work
on the Panama Canal
baron Monchcur. the Belgian Mia.
lister. called. at the commissions OF.
flee yesterday and obtained copies ol
the specifications which will be fol-
lowell IN letting the work, and various
other facts ana figures of use TO bid
derS. While the minister did not say
SO directly, nc was certainly getting
the information for Belgian mtere S 4.
1T is regarded as certain, at the en-
nT offices, that there Will be Eng.
fish bids. also. and it will be surDris-
ing II the German and French do not
inakc'an effort 10 secure the contract
The commission is confident there
will be number of bids, ana there
is little doubt some oil them. nj least.
will he low enough to be considered /.
Tho commissions advertisement III
wiling the submission of bids is N.
pcaring in newspapers in all parts OF
The country. The bids will be open
ed in Washington. at noon on Deccnl.
Der l2. Copies Of the formal invita-
ION. proposed contract, and bonl,
may he obtained ut any Of the com
missions purchasing agencies.
Tho big contractors of this country
are taking Il deep interest in the
project. and some Of them have on.
sinccrs i'll Panama now, making nj
inspection Of tho work there, ana es-
iiH.atlng the cost of construction
Even should the contract go to n
foreign concern. 1t is not believed in
official circles that there will be any
change in the requirement; that the
materials used in construction be
purchased in the United States. BY
law the commission, is required Ia
buy everything in the United States
unless, in the Judgment of the Presi.
dent. the prices asked are "unreason-
able or eXtortionate."
This contingency has not been en-.
countered. On the contrary the Ca.
nal Commission is buying machinery
and building materials for use In Pan.
anna at Il less cost than some of the
big railroad and contracting compa.
MES are paying for the same things
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
SoAP-EATING "WHISkEY JACKS
sirda Made Away With Camp Sup.
ples-Their Speciality Scrap.

These birds are about the size ana
color of the catbird. bat have longer
tails. never saw wild birds so sau.
cy as these. No sooner was our
camp pitched than these birds began
TO congregate in the trcciopS ana
plan mischief.
The moment anything was exposed
that they thought was catable they
would grab il and be off in "A twin.
kle. They would eat. or try to eat,
anything from meat, sugar or pan.
cakes to bar of soap. We used tar
soap, and for the purpose it was or
iginally intended ii was great sue
cess, but as an article OF diet | should
not consider the flavor quite up &c
other da.nties. Nevertheless, we kept
missing orr soap. One would then
ask the other:
Have you really reformed and
gone to using soap?"
Not guilty" would be the answer.
Then. after a search, we would
nd the SOAP some distance down the
slope, all pecicd ana clawed by the
"whiskcy Jacks" Possibly they did
ii to take the taste OF ms cookery
out of their mouths.-Field and
Stream.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE. EXpERIENC.
ed milliners; also learners. Ad-
dress HURRY UP" Box. 1886
Hampton, Va. 1O.13-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. j. Vaughan Jones Is visiting
relatives in Richmond and attending
the horse show.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
oil Inquiry DraGs Along.

FiHDLAY. o., Oct l2.-Arter a
two hours session today The trial o:
the Standard Oil Company OF Ohio.
charged with conspiracy agains;
trade, was adjourned until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
More Hams Today.

Either the Smithiield, Jones or the
pure country may be found al Il. s..
hISH'S. Good thing for the Sunday
u'nner Phone IS. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
Fresh Hxacinths 80

Just received fresh supply OF hya.
cinth, tulip, narcissns. jonquil and
chinese lily bulbs. GEORGE r.
WOOD. Phone. 4SG. 9.25.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13
sFlREMEN ENJOYED SMOKER.

Harisonhurg Ladies' Given Rous.
ing Reception.
One Of the most pleasant occasions
in the history Of the Phoebus fire
department was the social session
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13

Mrs. H. l.. Schmelz and Miss Mar.
Earct Schmcl2, who have been at.
tending the horse show in Richmond.
VIII visit New York and Philadel.
phla before returning 10 Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-13

and smoker rendered the visiting fire.
men from llarrisonburg last night
The program was varied and enjoy
able and refreshments of the most
tempting character were served
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
MARKET FOR COTTON
rwNsrra REPORT RESULTS N STRONG ~AsRsSe ADVANCE.
r,.a... zsaeS New High Level for buh Ekte1s S9. - fsspsina 20 to % Points Aboye Previous Day, and
 Steady.

nxnr, voyk Nov 2i.---The Cotton market 1ves active today and had strong anssnes assce9 snfIoVTinr the census report Wnlcnn pssns grade a new high level for the pun Iho s', ot .msrs The market closed very sseaaus s < nal advance of 20 to 26 points sa,es Aoi ssa aav we've estimated at ssO.O0O paies. - srzs ss oSsafsur was steady at uechuo oi &u,n fn fnur points in response to lowe, ow,,Sa sa %fas hut prices almost immediately ra.ne1 t 11ss 1.s ss-,vertug of shorts and buying py spVs eeansese vshleh was encouraged by the reports VI enlrsy weather from the central DetI ,, co.s- Ssnss@N sesrsnness in the Southern spot maLs- k@t9 and the light estimates for tonorrIw Is,.s s sssSs.ets at 44oneton The market workeo sss, 4r \ net advance of about to to.,p ~ pothnss h,s N sbta demand, then reacted siiRhhly 9., gut showed a generally steady unaertons s..sto the rs,sn,ss report was published showing s'ssoo,i'- IsS fast year and 9.7ss.646 bales two years ago .,,.a ,.,, 1. strouR ad. x,a1.ee on local and Southern buiI suppsorl plpsa essa the upturn caught some stop loss otSe tS xe o, inc short side, carrying January 70 ,s ay. se ard March to 10, 66. or about S@ 70 St pVii,ss 4i 5rf higher, The close was oII rom tne hest tsnder realizing but very steaay, a
 Estimated receipts at the ports too.5 os5 eS 445 bales against 6ov9I4 last WeesHo WeeH amu oan S7sT4 last year For the week aaaV'yyyy sga1hss 412,s4s last yeek and ssl'ieZ iase roday.s receipts at New Orleans 2a.Os5 kafea. axainst 1s.233 last year ana ~ nouS- ton se,Aes bales against l4.Oss iast year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
nArrY corroN MARKET.
port Movement.

fsalvsatoY.---FIrnn, 10%c; net receipts 2i,- E47. gross receipts 21,51Ii sales lfszi sto1n asa Sfi! !sss shipments to continent A'sss' roastwise 16b. ., -. -...t,ts d oag. gross receipts 24.0Sbi sales z.tvyi ~for1g 2sS173; shipments to Great blitain sf6. to continent 2.157; coastwise z'6Vh.
 Mobile--Firm, 10%c: net receipts LET Ernss receipts I.721; sales 1.iSo: stock SS'- 'ssavannah--Firfn, 10 s-1ee; net receipts s.e0l: gross receipts S6Ol; sales 4'4FS' seoeN iss seS: shipments coastwise 255. ,,..
 eharisstor-Firm, 10Mc; net receipts 4o1. Rross receipts 452; stock 2l.2s2' shipments vgsimlneton-Firm. 10Mc; net receipts 1F- ess. groas receipts 1898; stock i2;O4b' -s..
 Norfoik-Firm. 10%c; net receipts S'ass. gross receipts 5.7s2; sales 5ss; stock As.o4s; shfnnnents coastwise 2.253
 Baitimore- lie; gross receipts s04; stock 12.341. ..,.... a0o. gross receipts s.334: sales 6lI; stock ios.s7s: shipments to Great Britain 4'bSs: to continent 10S. . .,... ao. gross receipts S,47b. es. gross receipts 213; stock eO4@
 San Trancfseo-Net receipts 3.6SS; gross ,eeeints 3ess; shipments to Japan 3,6Ss
 JacksonvfIIe--Net receipts 432; gross re- eelpts 432: shipments eoastwise aS2'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22


 report today of around eight and one-haif millions can only be the Jesuit of a smaller crop than anticipated By this we do not mean 1ss,r 70 say that we expect such q small .l duty to correct impressions caused by fore casts and arguments published for an evi-
 Unfavorabie weather continues in the belt, snow and severe cold interfere with gather Ing and the movement in north Texas and the territories: heavy precipitation in north Louisiana. Arkansas and the Delta has, ac- cording to the information so far received. caused great loss to cotton not yet harvest ed; many fields underwater, impossible Id say whethef or when 1t will be gathered.
 Pending the census activity in spots fs restricted but r,lil quotations are asked. Fu- tnres are actse and steady around 10. 10 Ret up to the hour of publication of the census. Many smaller fluctuations showing the nervous tension in harmony with the importance of the expected report. It's ned to November Ilth. against 7.56i.iso last ses Sesr ana a s,a,sS,S4s n 1904. was followed hy mark to flatter sentiment and raid on the ten to fifteen points advance. followed by ten points decline. but at every depression support was fortheoming
 of Is05, or 1904. or 1903 as basis for cni- cnlation. this census In no case indicates q with Isoi forecasts q crop of i2 soo' 5oo "A. AZ the consuming world. particularly Europe. hopes for crop of oyef thirteen million to supply the needed spinnable qualities and relieve the situation in desired grades, 1t is liable to look upon the report as builish end further spot support may be the direct outcome From b6. the first depression following the initial squirt after publication Of the report March advanced to 10. s1, but lost some of the gain towards tho close on profit taking and fear of possible bear pres sure In Liverpool tomorrow. All this will not detract from the probable fundamental impressiop caused by the report
 Truy yours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
THE STOCK MARKET
UNCERTAINTY IN PIECES EHRoUGHoUT
Varying Fluctuations Traceable to Chang fnn (y0i1rne If Rate for Call Loans Action of Money is
 PuzaliDg.

New York Nov 21--There was goou
 Ss;e.s Of o y soasy m thf ths Dsryiss
 ations being mostly traceable to the c9shhs cHhsse ing course of the rate for call loans; wnsn .rsa hour the resulting downward movement of stocks was fairly comprehensive
 consisterf tone. The advances were spotty and uneven ana there were important stocks {
 which failed to respond to the adyancs, as me ao general impression was sne of resistance 70 pressure and of underlying strengtnn: ne hs
 recession in the money rate was allowed 70 have a important influence in the recovery The action Of the money market was pug
 zling. The rise of the two Previous eags ?
 was Tn spite of factors suppSsed DO hIe 10 Ie funds iions lions seemed inconsistsnt with the cessation The recent upward course of New York ex. X, change at Chicago was reversed today 1n
 psts 9f sns 2 tst rnnS or 5n snehanke was quoted at Chicago at ten cents premiun compared with 70 cents per Si.eeO yester-
 fine possBtrity of recurrence of ints.
 rior demand for currency is not lost sasnv H.
 Snd sss for n'i inSeaSns of i There was deposited at the sub-treasury also p1V,VVv
 for teiegraphic tfansportation to san san ntsn- Fra
 Foreign money markets were disturbed bed I,Y by which is making inroads on the Bank of England, hut the s3,50o.00o withdrawn rom the Bank for BraZil today was partly coih- pensated by the geld secured in the konaon
 market and by over si,ooc.OoO received rum Paris. a... London sentiment was quieted by reports of additional sums to be relfnqutshed Dy tne Bank of France for London. Time money rates here continued to recover. from Mon-
 days recession in spite of tho decline in the later call loan market From tnls ume there was an inclination to look for some special cause for the course of the call loan market. One suggested explanation was an important shifting of loans on account of large estate which brought new sup I piles into the call loan market. The yield argument for renewed strenRth In stocks.
 notwithstanding the obscurity about It's
 There was a noticeable diversion. of spec
 ulative attention to low prices In the stocks
 and a circulation. of runnors to account for | some of them. while in othcrs specific ex- pianatIon was lacking. -,-. The rise in Pacific Mali was clearly enough due to the strong stand for ship subsidy law taken by the Secretary of state In his speech at Kansas City, and the I istration on the subject might be thus in- ferred.
 There was a recurrence of active interest | in the Hiil stocks. Union Pacific and Read l ing. Illinois Central relapsed from yes-
 terdays violent advance and st Paul. Unit: ed States Steel Amalgamated Copper and some other prominent fayorites were hack ward Profit taking by the professtona1a affected the whole list late in the day and
 the closing was irregular and generally be-
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
 value s2.l14, 900. United states registered 2s
 declined | per cent. on call.
 CLOSING STOCK HIST,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
HAYWARD. vIcK . CLARK.
U. ' 2. pnnn.s COTTON LErrnn.

By Private Wire to c. G. Ahereronabie k Company. ss Commerce Street. New Orleans Nov a1.~~sThe feature of the
 day was the publishing of the census bureau rsxlort on the quantity of cotton gsnnsd to MsSsmsE SsSr afa .ss SsssS sS'lsss LOCO .seSSo las,
 can traders AZ builis.N further advance le.7o, sgafnSt 10. s3 a. the close yesterday On its faces the report appears buiiish. but
 nsn Siansa " s,n lS eSnsidsred tsss thsre has been af this year s.631.oo0 bales, against 2.s1i 900
 last year and &36s. GOO tn 1904 the achieve ment to say the least. has been remarkable.
 sspeclaIIt when the facts show a smaller
 number et sins to have r>o6red by s2s
 r,ns ,nsn eo1psssa with last year for the pss
 gins for the same time two gears ago. the
 number of gins reporting on October 18th and 2s.110 in 1s0i. whereas the total mum. Der making returns thus far this season on
 th n inssan sSs s Tss ss 9ny sssi agsins' Comparing the number of gins reporting on
 November 14th, of this year with the num- : t is discovered that there are i.75o lea.
 this year. 1I,ss1. ys ss.611, and as the av-.
 figures about sos baies per gin, there is an, apparent shortage of about 429.000 bales,
 due. probably to failure of all gins to make
 appears noticeable and more than s pfoSabi".
 the. amount reported on November 14th,
 bales. or to be exact. s.ss0, ,Oo0 bales SVs''9' Already Texas and the Indian Territory
 have more cotton ginned by nearly 2oO.00 bales than last years total crop. to Novem-
 Der 18th. 3.22f.600 bales, a.eirist s026 GOO ! for the whole of last season on this ba-- sis promises to furnish abous 4.2s7 900 bAleA although ginnings continue relatively heay- | Ter than one year ago, which would Indicate even larger figures than those just men, tioned.
 Mississippi is getting under way in gin4 ming lately, now having 123.000 more than last years. and Alabama has made excel- lent progress n0twfthstandlng reports 10 the contrary, showing thus far within To- coo hales of c year ago, when its total crop was 1,5S9.000 belesA and this in the face of pre- vatling estimates of about 1100. .000. Geor- gia is holding it's own. only ess. 900 behind 9oO. coo. notwithstanding crop to be very
 late. which assertion also applies to the carolinas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22

chieaso. Nov. 21.--The local wheat mar k0t today was subjected to renewed selling pressure on the December option and Neak the December delivery was off A 0 %e Corn was up ' @&e. Oats were a shade higher. Provisions were 5 to 15c higher.
 The feature of the dave trading was the longs and elevator interests. For a shoEk time after the opening that a market ahew- ed some firmness beeauae of a sharp ad- vance in the Lssce of wheat at Minneapolis. Arrivals today at Minneapolis and Duluth ware about one-haf of what they were on the corresponding day last year and the price of No hard, at Minneapolis was News from the southwest was bullish, but despite these adviees the market after a slight firmness at the opening was inclin- cd to be weak with prices near Rs ths lowest to 7sMe and closed at fsk@Me
 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 539 cars, against 595 cars last week and l.0s9 one year ago.
 the market was firm all day. Small local receipts and Wet weather throughout the corn belt were the sources of the strength The demand came largely from commission December opened N0H@3e higher at 4sH @t1N Q SC, sold up to 4s%c aud closed
 oats weFe quiet and steady. There was offerings were scarce because Of the de- creased movement oeasioned by the rough weather throuGhout the middle West..
 bstwsa ssA9 gss%e and ss%&kc asd
 Aithopeh tfading in provisions was no, active; themarket was firm all day because Of dserease in hog receipts at wsstaEn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22
F. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 wsrsssus~
 cetton Bought Any Point in Alabama Storage and conssnrnens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-22

445: gross receipts 2,455; shipments AAss' sales 1.e22; stock 4f,I27
 Memphis-Eteady, f0%e: net receipts B. o40; gross receipts 5,sSs; shipments S.se1; sales 3.50os stock 1oe.s24
 St. Louis-~Steady, 10Ne; net receipts l. 12s;. gresg receipts s.4s5; shipments 7.s43: stock 14.f7s.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 5S4; gross re- ceipts 6s4; shipments 3,sb5: stock s.sAe.
 Louisville-Ffrm. 10xG
 Total today--Net receipts s7,es1: gross re- ceipts 4I,sss; shipments 4z.ess; saiss e.1s4: