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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13
TOOK TWELVE STITCHES
LADS WOUND is LONGEST DR..
BEAR EVER SOWED UP.
1T WAS THE BOYS OWN FAULT
Little Yale Wright Probably Moved the
Latch That Locked the Cab Door
and Fell Out as Result of His Own
Moving of This Catch.
IFrom Saturdays Dally.l

lOil odNuludS DdlIS.I
The longest wound ever sewed up
by DR.. A. Bear in all of his years of
practice was that yesterday afternoon
in the head of little Yale Wright, son
of Sheriff Wright of Ainsworth, who
had fallen out of a cab while the ve-
hicle was in motion. The little fellow
withstood the effects of the stitches in
good shape and came out from under
the influence of chloroform soon after
the wound had been sewed up.
Twelve stitches were necessary.
Harry Sutherlin, who was driving
the cab, says that the child could not
possibly have been run over by
wheel without meeting instant death.
His hack weighs no less than 1900
pounds and this, even with a rubber
tire, would be enough to crush out the
life of the boy. He is sure that the lad
fell with his head on the sharp step
and, with his own weight and the mo-
tion of the carriaLe, was slashed across
the step as though it were moving
knife.
Was ChiId's Own Fault.
To all appearances the accident was
the direct result of the child's leaning
on the cab door and it is now believed
that he unlocked the catch himself
and allowed the hinges to swing. This
is believed both because Mr.. Sutherlin
slammed the door shut tight before
starting on the trip and because the
door, after the hack had reached town,
was proven, on trial, to be perfectly
| sound in all respects. When the door
was shut up it was impossible to pull
. it open without unlocking it.
And therefore it is the present the
'ory that the boy, in leaning against
, the door, probably worked loose the
little inside lock on the cab door and,
when the door fell out, he tumbled
down, striking the step as he went.
Not the slightest degree of blame
is attached to Mr.. Sutherlin in any
way or to the hack, and the parents
realized that nothing but sitting still
in the cab could have saved the boys
injury. Mr.. Sutherlin did everything
possible after the accident, to get the
boy into the city for medical attention
quickly.
Wonder More Aren't Hurt.
"The wonder is, said a Norfolk cab
man, in discussing the accident, that
more people aren't hurt, when their
carelessness is considered A cab
door is no safe place to lean on, as
the inside latch might easily be shifted
so as to release the lock. Sometimes
a whole family will get into hack
with two or three hanging over the
doors and The fortunate thing about it
is that accidents are so rare"
This was the first accident of the
kind ever known in Norfolk.
The child was taken home on last
nights train.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13

On the day that you make your first
purchase of real estate, you become
important to the city and the city be.
comes important to you. The real es-
tate ads, should mean much more to
you than a mere certain number OF
lines of type. ...I.aLMlR
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13

If your store-windows were smaller
than they are you would worry about
it, Possibly your "greater-store-win
dows." your advertisements, are not
as big as they ought to be-and If this
is so you have real reason to worry.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13

Inc merchant who has to offer q
better bargain in a dress-fabric than
was ever before offered to the women
of this city should realize that the
news" is worth big "spread-head."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
yery sincerely you're,
TuB LATE DIR, IAPPONL

As vas stated Ia tho Gazette, DR..
Lspponi, physician to The Pope, died in
R)me early yesterday morning. he had
been i'll for some time OF cancer Of the
the stomach, and pneumonia setting IN,
DO could not, 10 his wsakened condition,
wiibs,snd its rayages.
When Dc. Lapponi IVES sinking the
Pope sent him the apostolic beDed ction,
aud when the news OF the death Of the
doctor reached the Pontif he was ex-
ceediDgly grieve5.
The deceased physician was popular
10 Rome among the clericsls, as well as
with the ant'clercsls.
The friends Of Dr.. Lapponj, when bis
death became generally known, SAID tina,
he time had arrived to vindicale his rep
utation regarding his diagnosis T the
usture Of the illness Of Leo XIII,
which step the doctor bad always refused
to take. WheD the late Pope becsme
M the bulletins issued only revealed ,he
4ympto~s, but did not mention the
disease itself Many physicians
aud medical publications. including
some American paper devoted 10 tht
medieisl precision, attacked Dr., Lap
poni, saying that be did not recogniz-
the fact that the Pope was suffering from
eancsr. Shortly before the POutif's
death kilograms containing statements
TO this eject made abroad we're submit
ted TO the doctor at the Vatican, and h
emphatically denied that the Pope had
cancer. DIR. Lspponi was supported 10
this statement by bis assistant, DR.. MsZ-
zoui, but they absolutely refused to give
ont any statement regarding the real cause
Of the illness Of the Pope. Later, when
the interest in the case had almost dis
appeared, the doctor informed corres-
pondent that Leo XIII. suffered from
ssnile consumption, which caused pleu-
risy. Tue then pspal secretary Of State,
Cardinal Rampolla, obliged both DR..
.spponi and DR.. MaxzoDi to msintain
ecrecy regarding the cause Of the Pope's
death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
VOLUME CVII.--NO. 295
WOman's Trials.

Tho bittar trail In woman's life Is 70
=. .btiSisas Who can tell how hard the
efrnoola nav have been ere she learnt TO
resiSS herself 10 her lonely lot? The alb
senea III this link to bind marital ufe
together. the absence OF this one pleoge
10 mutual affection Is a common olseP
polptnent. Many unfortunate couples
become estranged thereby. Even II they
do not drift apart, one may read the whole
oStcnt OF their disappointment in the eyes
OF such a childleSs couple when they rest
On the children OF Others. To them the
largest familydOes not seem too numerous.
11 many cases Of barrelness or Child
iessness the obstacle 70 ohlld-Dearlng u
easily removed by the cure OF weakness on
fbe part of the woman. DR.. Pierce's ia.
yorite Prescription has been the means OF
restoring health and fruitfulness 70 many
a barren woman, 20 the great JOY OF tne
household. In other, Dnt rare cases. Ine
obstruction 20 the bearing OF children mas
been found 90 be OF o surgical character,
but easily removable by painless operative
treatment at the Inyalids' Hotel. and sur
oicai Institute, Buffalo, n y, over which
Dr. pierce OF the EayOrite Prescription
fame presldes. In all cases where chill
dren are desired and are absent, an eu0rt
ebould be made 10 find out the real cause,
since 10 is generally SO easily removed oY
proper treatmeA ,,
In oil the varSis weaknesses, dtspiace-
ments. prolapsus, Inflammation and de.
bilitating. catarrhal drains and III all
cases OF nervousness and debility, DR..
Plerco's Favoriie Prescription L the most
efficient remedy that can possibly be used.
n has 10 its credit hundreds Of thousands
Of cures moro in fact than any other
remedy put up for sale through druggists,
especially for wOman's Uee. The ingredi.
ents OF which tho rFavorie Prescription
Is composed have received the most
positive endorsement from the leading
medical writer's on Mgtcrid MedlcG OF all
the several schools al practice. All the
fngred tents are printed IN plain English
on the wrapper enclosing the bottle, so
that any woman making use OF this
famous medicine may know exactly what
She Is taking. Dr. Pierce takes his pa
tieuts into his full confidence, which he
car afford ~ do as tho formula after
which the "Fay0rite Prescription" Is
pade VIII bear the most careful exam
lnation.
Dr. Plerco's Pleasant Pellets are the
best and safest laxative for women.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
Suicide Of a Young Woman.

Fearing srrest on charge OF securing
81, 400 Of her empl yePs money by
forging his name, Miss Ethel FscVer,
"A years old, a Sienogrsphsr, committed
suicide yes erday by firing ballet into
her brain from q .S2-calibre revolver a.
her rooms in the Elsnore Apartments,
E,siuore Square, oakland, near Pits
burg, Pa. A few minutes sfter the grl
had killed herself detective arrived
from police headquarters vita warrant
for her arr st on charge oil forgery.
The girl worked for Arthur span, a
dsrmatologist, with Offices 10 the Nixon
Theatre building, Sran discovered yes.
terday that 81, 400 which he had depos-
tied With the Resl Estate T'ust Comps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
AUCTION SALES.


nu0LI SAlv or PERSONAL PROP
rFTy Tuesday. DICE NBER4, 1875.
II.v;us : cide8 10 difcnuunne The i'AiTy
Bu>ire.s wili, on The above dSle, oiier Tor
s.ls.3 tls strl Thompson Farm," bTo
mills south of hshhufu aud two miles north
Of Arcola. commensing Rt 10 o'clock ?. m.,
tke fol owing property
Tbiriv.two head Of soWs. which have been
ssleote1 With extraordinary O9f"; enc thor
oneh bred Guernsey Bull Of hne strain;
twelve yeArline Heiirys f"oE tho s1me herd;
seven He'vy Draft HsNes and one Light
prsf. Mare. .. ,.,,,,,-- III,
of a Sbarplss' Separator, with a2horse tnI.
hine boiler. recently installed. together with
bAlfine aid attachments, and csns. coolers
Fad every item cessary 20 complete dairy
out6t: one high.grsdo Spring Milk wagon,
one 5udehaker sQGu, nearly new; two oiher
Farm Wagons, compist ats Of Harness, both
li0hf aud hpAvy; Do.rinc Corn Binder, Deer
inc Whett Binder, Dtering Mower. all used
onlv two SEASONS; one Bickford aud Huiim u
Drill ore Horse Roke, Plows. Harrows and
many oiber small farming mplemrnts
Ore Bulsell l3-horse power Traction En-
CINE, IN perfect older: Corn Mill fr grind
Jug meal, one EGsilagr Cutter, IN GOOD r.
uair. 10 foot Of BClt for engine; so toss Of
Hav vii q o6rred if not previously sold;
200 b rr'ls Of Corn will be offered if not pre-
viousy sold
lerns Of Sale On sums Of $50 and under
Dash. or th d amount a credit Of SIX
7. nth. Will he given. The purchaser TO exc
cut his Vegetable note. tislaOtOrily. en-.
do sell, and payable at The Peoples National
Bauk o. fi.eesbnrg st per cent. interest firm
DAY OF sale. No properly eau be removed
pntil the terms Of sale are complied With.
BUGh b uUrCHlSON,
poos "a Herndon, vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08

DeVitPs Kidney and Bladder Pills quickly
drive the poisons froDi the system An thus az
fori relief. weeks treatment for zoc.
Sold by W. F. Creighton j. Co, 4Vi hing
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MhnIassln Poisoning.

Following the discovery of an alleged
incriminstiDg love note from Mrs Rose
V,zal--,he mother In whose family si1
suspicinus deaths recently occurred-"':o
Herman Billick, cl lrvoysnt and byPn'
list, 10 which the police declare proof IL
given of poison plot between tho two
a warrant charging Blllick With murd.
was sworn to before Judge Maxwell In
Chicago yesterday.
The bodies of ROsa, Ella and Mary
Vrzal we're exhumed yesterday for chem
icsl examination.
1t ia the theory Of the police that Bill
ick and Mrs. Yrzal were engaged 10
wholesale poisoning and that Blllics
fearing Mrs Vrzal would confess, pol.Nn
ed his all ged partner 10 crime, Bill
lex was slone with Mr. Vr14l for more
than an hour sfter she was questioned
by tho police concerning the deaths ol
her husband and four children. with
In a few hours Mrs. VrEsl also died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
Fnilnw,ng The Flag.

When our soldiers went to abs and the
Philippines, health was The m ST important
consider tion. Willis T. N gan, retired
Conmssary Sergeant u. s A.. Of Rural
Route l. Oneord, n. b., says; = was iEo
years in Cuba and two yeas 10 the Philip
plBes, aud being subject 10 colds, u X ~.
Kings New Dis Overy for Co8sumpiieo,
which kept me In perfect hesllh. And Dsv,
IL New Hampshire, We fnd it the best n d..
cine IN the world fnr coughs, colds, bronchial
troubles aud oil lung d srsses" Guaranteed
st = 5. leadOtster & Sons, drugsisss Prise
VIVA sAo. Thsl eoTrIe free.
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W3i. y. lItlORE

Enure WHEAT FLOUR and GRAHAM
'- 'D'' ''N''''A !. q. MILBUh,
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AIexuuOr,a 0azetxs

PUBLIszED DAILY AND TEI'WEEELt Al
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 q Sl2 PRINCE
STREET.
TERMS; Daily~-l year, $oNVi6 months,
$3.50 5 moaths, sl:2s; ! month, - eehls'
TTi.weekly.-I year, $500; months, $3.50
= months. III cents; / month, Is cents.
Contract a advertisers will not be allowed 70 eK-
coed theirs space unless thee1ces Is paid ioi
st transient rates, and under no elrcum'
stances will they be allowed 70 advertise
other than their legitimate business III the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid Tor
IN advance. ~.
(E.utered at the P0stoffice Of Alezsnoris VIZ
Rinia, as second-class matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08

Iasto and Sm0N. IuiIb Voc, II I'u
gis.s on by mail; Trial Size 70 cts. by in'
Ely Brothers. SO Vow
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a Positive
CURE
EIy'S CIsamBalT
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Rollei at Once.

It clesnses, soothe9
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. Il cures Ca-
tarrh and drives
away a Cold IN tae
Head quickly. Re
einrns fha Sonses Of
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nv had been drawn ont by means oi
forged checss. He charged bis s'enog-
rapher with being ,he gully person and
asEsd her 10 remain in he '1flice While
he summoned detective. The girl DID
not walt bis return, bn, left and went to
her home. She told her mother she
was ii, and going TO her room, shot her
.elf through the head, Dying instantly
She left "a letter begging The forgive
ness of her mother and also OF Span Tor
her act. -.
Mi.s.Ferrer went to Pittsburg about
six months ago from New Castle, Ps.,
70 work as q cloak model IN a depart
ment store. She was Recognized as ooe
Of The bandsomest aud "bes-go~nsd'
youeu in tho city, and slwsys wore di'-
m uds ,h II would rival those OF So
ciely queen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
DIR. CRAPsEY,

Ia response to a reqae+t addressed 10
him by l20 mon and women prominent
business aud professional life OF Roches-
ter n. T., Rev. Dr.. Algernon 5. Crap
sey, the former Episcopal rector, yestef-
day announced that be would give four
addresses at the Lyceum Tbea'er, IN
Rochester, On Sunday lights In January.
DR.. Crspsey's letter is as follows
"It is with a sense Of grave respous'-
b lty that sckDowl, dge your co Hmuni-
CA ion Of December 6. Such cal,
coming. as il docs, from so many citizens
OF Rocbes er. distinguished as they are
10 every walk of life, is to me a call to
duty and one that | cannot decline
"It has long seemed 10 me that the
world is at present in the greatest re-
lieious crisis of its history since the ad.
vent and organization OF Christianity 40
the frat four centuries Of our era. L
have given much anxious thought to
the causes Of this crisis, and to its prob
able consequences, and hail y'ur request
as an opportunity to give expression TO
the conclusions at which have arrived.
"Following your suggestion, 1t is my
purpose to give four lectures 10 Roches-
ter on the present cri-is in the churches,
beginning on the first Sunday night IN
January, aud continuing on every sun
doy thereafter during the month. These
lectures will oe delivered 10 the Lyceum
theater Further particulars will bs an
nOunCed later
II can onIy say at this tins that |
consider your communication one of the
most i'm portsnt that have ever received
conferrlng upon me a commission WHICH
| look upon 90 second 10 mons that l
have ever held.
Every sincerely yours,
"ALaERNON :. CRAPsEY."
1t 10 understood that arrangements are
also under wsy TO have DR.. CraDsey lee
ture in other cities. Rev. DR., J. A q,
Leighton, chaplain of Hooart COllele,
Geneva, bss been appointed as toe TEN
p .rasy supply at Dr. CraPseS's old
chuscb, pead.5g ~ apP5inta.ens OF &
permanent rector. He is said % be 10
1ocord with many Of DR. O'spsey' views
and WAS one Of the clergymen who vol
uu,eered to testify for him at the horesy
trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08
Sewing M achines
With a Reputation

The "WOoi ward 2 LOthrop" MechInes
are light running. highly improved, and,
with the excel ton Of the band machine,
provided with elegantly finished solid oak
cabinets. They are manufactured In eeeord'
ance with Our individsl specifications By the
oldest and best mach ne manufacturers In
the country, and represent the hignest @ sx.
eelience 10 material and workmansnip' we
are. therefore. enabled TO unreseryedly guar
antee them for Eve years aud 10 keep them In
repair for similar p-riod.
tiur dsmonstrator will be glad TO explain
In detail the merits Of these machines,
5000 to $40.00.
The sl0.So Is q Hand Machine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-12-08

Benredy's Laxative Cough syrup drives
ont the cold aud stops the cough. Centaini
Honey aud Tar. Free from any, oPi't 8
Conforms 70 the Nstionsl Pure Food and
Drug Law. Pleasant to t,ke. sold oy W. +,
Creighton & c., 40l King stree;
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Rerrin, News.H raid: There is At lefst
one eIIsctnsi. saf-. and reliable Cough Cure
Dy sbonp's- that We rtsard as suitthle, even
f,r the Young, St child For years, DIR. -boop
bitterly orposed the use Of opiates or asrcot
ios in medicine, Offering $40 oer drop TO any
one finding Opium, Chloroform, or any other
ooSs no,is or narcotic ingredient In pr.
pbnop's Caugh Cure And the challenge Is
"a vi uu,uswered. Here is one msnufactu'
inc nis sican, vim selcsmed With much 'aiis,
f,et'on the ues GogeFnm nj Pure FOOD and
Drug Law. The public can now protect "
self at I'll I mes, by insisting on having "; :;
hoops, wh-n cough remedy Is neeoeu'
sold by Y. =. I.eadhsater & Sons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
FAV0RS ]. N. CUMMING
Recommends That tile Phoebus Town
Council Grant Him Gas Fran
chise as Applied For.

Teh ordinance committee of the
Phoebus town council will recommend
to the council that the bid of james
Nj. Cumming for franchise to con
struct and operate gas plant in
Phoebus be accepted
The committee met last night and
Mr.. Cumming was the only repre-
sentative Of the gas companies to an.
pear.
'Phoebus council will meet in an ad-
journed session Thursday evening,
when the franchise will be finally
granted Mr.. Cumming.
The Hampton, Phoebus and Old
Point Gas Company submitted an Of
fer for the franchise when the bids
we're opened. but failed to send a
representative before the committee
last night.
The ordinance committee Is com.
posed of Councilmen Samuel Craw-
ford. w. F. Clarke and C. C. Mugler.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
STOCKS AND BONDS
High Rates for Money Causes
stagRatIun III the Market.
EUROPEAN RELIEF NOT ENOUGH
Speculative Holdings Are Transfer
red to London and That Helpo the
Situation some-Resdlns Devei-
opes Little Strength.

NEW YORK. April .12.-Today s
money market did not fulfill the
promise held out by the violent re,
lapse in rates yesterday caused by
the news of the heavy engagements
CT gold for import.
With call loans opening at 10 per
cent, and large amounts loanlng
near that rate, yesterdays view OF
The extent to the relief afforded by
the gold engagements was modified:
although the money rate ran off lat
or. "A considerable relief from the
degree of the stringency before exist
ing was obvious aud there was no
sign of pressure of liquidation in the
prices i'll the stock market.
There was an equal lack of any
aggressive initiative towards specula-
tive accumulation of stocks or at
lnmpls to advance prices. Notable
strength was limited to Il few indivld-
nal stocks and their movements was
hating and irregular,
An important relief of the local
banking tention has been secured by
he larger transfer of speculative
holdings of stocks from New York
70 London. The process includes
aalca Of stocks i'll New York. the pay
'nent c. loans on colaterals. the pur-
thas; Of stocks in London ami rebor-
rowing in that market
IL is supposed that bank leans in
New York have been reduced many
million dollars by this process dur
ing the week. Readings strength
was connected with hopes; OF IA labor
settlement and adjournment of the
coal conference was followed by a
reaction in that stock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-AND EIGHT ROOM.
house, In good condition Chapel
Street. Hampton. Apply to r.. B.
TENNIS, Hampton. Va APP i1.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
WILL SEE RAILWAY OFFICIALS
Phoebus Councils street Committee
Discusses Street PAVING.

:
Discusses Street Paving.
The street committee Of the Phoe-
bus town council last evening dis
cussed the plans and specifications
for the proposed street paving in thar
thriving town
The committee will seek an en-
sasement with the representatives of
the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company rela-
tive to the street paving in the next
few days. The street railway is ex-
pected to pave between its tracks
and for two feet on either side of
the tracks and for that reason the
street committee desires to have the
railway companys officials look at the
plans before the contract Is awarded
for the paving.
The committee will invite bids on
seven different kinds of street paving
materials.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
.yAP-A-LAC

We make It polht to carry tbs
best known article in our line
One of our leaders is JAP.A.LAC.
the famous floor finish and allnround
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woodwork and any woodwork reuulr-
Ing varnish finish Coloreo JAP,A-
LAC Twelve colors) is for use on
chairs, tables. floors, picture frames.
iron beds. furniture. woodwork anil
front doors. The Dead Black Is just
the thing for picture frames. fireplace
fronts andirons, gas fixtures, plate
racks-gives genuine Flemish"
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We want you TO try JAP-ALAC-a
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And we want you to bear Us II,
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The Paint and Hardware Man.
81 Queen ST" Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
Pittsburg, 2; ST. Louis, /.

ST. LOUIS. April 12.-Pittsburs
opened the local National League
championship season today by winning
an exciting thirteen Inning contest
from st. Louis.
Score: lille
st. L.. OOOoO0o0000o1-l IL /
Pitts.... U000OOOUOO0-2 z /
Taylor and Grady; Willis and Glib
son. Umpires KLEIN and Carpenter.
Time. two hours. Attendance, $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
Boston, 2; Rrool,lyn. o.

BROOKLYN, N. Y. April 12.-
The National eLague base ball season
was opened here today. young" Cy
Young pitched one of his best games
and the home team got only one hit
off him.
Score: R.H.E.
Brooklyn % 5000 900 90 1 1
Boston 0 1 0 o 0 0 0 1-2 6 >
Mcintyre and Bergen; Young and
Needham. EMPIRES: Emslle and Con-
way. Attendance. $4,000. Time. 1922.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
conadon RharmscY Inccrparated.

The State Corporation Commission
has issued charter to the G. G.
Congdon Pharmacy Company. which
proposes conducting drug business
In Hampton and Phoebus. G. G.
Congdcn is president. W. M. Allen
Vice president and r. B. Congdon sec.
rotary and treasurer Capital stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.