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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

Because he took $IO from a prisoner whom hc had arrested for being drunk, and which he appropriated to his own use. Lee Redwine, n Constable of Phoe. nix, but formerly n resident of Yavapai county, was sentenced 10 pay fine of $30 and serve thirty days in jail.
 Redwine pleaded guilty to the charge brought against him, under the impress sion that he would be given only fine, and when the prison doors began yawn- ing before him, he petitioned Governor Kibbey for pardon. and intended, in the event the Governor refused elem. ency, to institute babeas corpus pro- eeedings.
 Since his sentence Redwine has not been confined in the county jail with the other prisoners but has been allow cd to stay in the Sheriff's office with the deputies. Hearing that Redwine
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
CONSTABLE
 |S NOW 4 FUGITIVE
Former Yavapai County Resident, Convicted of Extortion, Flees--
 May Have Stolen Money

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 3O.-Lee Red. wine, n Phoenix Constable, is a fugi- tive from justice, escaping from the custody of the Sheriff last night. Tues. day hc was sentenced to serve thirty days in jail, after pleading guilty to n charge of extortion and wrongfully col. lecting bail bond from a man arrested, without entering a charge against the prisoner. The Sheriff permitted him to stay in the ofYicc with the deputies, pending habcas corpus proceedings, and hc was supposed to be sleeping there last night. Suspicious previously exist. ing are now so strongly verified that the afternoon papers charge Redwine with having stolen sIl75, which mys. teriously disappeared from the sheriff' s office last week, left there for safe. keeping by Deputy Sheriff Williams of Gila Bend.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
SAID ID bE ID
 BLAME

LYNCHBURG, Nov. 30.-Tbe cause of the wreck near Lawyers, in which President Spencer and others lost their lives, Is laid absolutely at the door of C. D. Mattoax, an operator, In charge of the block station al Rsngoon. Mat tosx disappeared after being relieved. less than an hour after the accident, and cannot be found by railroad detse. tives, who have secured the country The operator at Lawyers, the next sta tion ahead, declares that Mattoax did not ask for . clear track for the Jack sonville Express, and therefore did moi know the train had passed Rangoon The telegraph sheets bear out thi' statement.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
MURDERER Is HANDED.

SALEM. Ore, Nov. 20 Pred r. sheppard was hsngsd m the peni tsntisry today for the murder of Beni r. sesll In Crook county. september % On the sesnold sheppard confessed ta the murder and said smother pcrsos was guilty with him. but did not gi,. his nnme. sheppard -sot ~eeli. his ep, pioysr. si sbe iattsr's rnueh. sad q. ssnl'rd Hecii's wife.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Doy Killed by BriclKs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30.- Eddie Cuneo, aged II, was killed, and
 his companion, Joe Castro, aged 10, was badly injured, this afternoon, by bricks blown from the top of the ruined wslls of the Palace Hotel The bricks fell on Market street and immediately af. terward the police stretched ropes across the street for the purpose of preventing other similar accidents. Cars were delayed for some time. An unusually heavy gust of high wind, which prevailed all day, hurled the bricks to the sidewalk, where several people were walking. All escaped un- hurt, except the boys. The bay was
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
POuCE CHIEF O|NAN
 AND RUFF INDICTED
With Conspiracy".Boy Is Killed By Bricks--Other
 San Francisco News

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30.-- Abe Ruef and Chief of Police Dinan were jointly indicted by the grand jury this afternoon on a charge of con spirsey in connection with the alleged protection of a house of prostitution. Dinan was also separately indicted on n charge of perjury, based on his testi- mony before the grand jury. Bonds were fixed at t5000 each. No attempt will be made to displsce Dinan pending his trial.
 The indictments follow several days of investigation by the grand jury into the operation of immoral resorts on the Barbary Coast. One known as the Municipal Crib, re established after the fire, was said to have harbored 150 women at one time, and alleged to have been run under police protection.
 Ruef and Dinan were indicted in connection with n place on Pacific street. IL is set forth they eonspired last September with seven others that the resort be openly maintained and conducted for immoral purposes in vio. lation of the law. IL is alleged that Richard Creighton, in furtheranee of the conspiracy, paid Ruef s750, in three equal payments, during October and November.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PHOENIX GIRL BURNS.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 30.- Alvina Villa, a Mexican girl. aged IS years was fatally burned this evening. ir an incxplieable way. She went into an adjoining room with a lighted lamp which she blew out. The lamp did moi explode nor the house take fire, ,r' her clothing became ablaze.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
CREDITORS SUE CAsrELLANEs.

PARIS, Nov. 2s.-The suit of the creditors of Count and Countess Boni de Castellane came up for hearing today, in the Tribunal of First Instance, but was postponed week, owing to the unreadiness of Counsel Cruppi, for the Countess, to proceed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
STEAMER WRECKED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 2s. -- A bulletin from Collingwood, Ont, says that the Canadian steamer Jones has been wrecked in Georgian Bay, and twenty-six lives lost. A number of bodies have been washed ashore at Col lingwood.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
CRIMINALS REcAPruRED.

vLADIMER, Russia, Nov. 2s.-Of thirty.Ave prisoners who broke jail here yesterday one was killed and twenty three recaptured, including a number of desperate criminals. During the Pur' suit q convict, one sergeant and two oflleers were wounded.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
HANGING IN TEXAS.

HONDO, Tex, Nov. 30.-The exeeu. tion of Henry Brown took place here, today. The crime for which Brown paid the death penalty vas the murder of Albert Taylor lsst October.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
WOMAN BANK wRECKER.

COsHOCTON, Nov. 30.- Mrs. Mary ]. Lingsfelter, charged with wreekinp the Newark bank, was today sentenced to serve three years in the pcnitcntiary for forgery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
PhystetAu An Embosslsr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 3a-- The grand jury today returned an h. dietment against Dr. Thomas P. Bses. nan on a charge of embexzlement. IL is alleged Brennan embedded t37 ,S34, entrusted to him by Rev. F. J. Gray, whose physician he was. Gray ia p0t so. and is left practically penniless Ay Brennan's failure to give an account. ing.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

unusually rough, and shipping suffered some damage from eha6ng and beating against the piers The vessels were obliged to change their moorines. There were n number of narrow escapes from collisions.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
wind Causss Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30.- The wind blew n flag pole from a chos. olate factory at North Point this af ternoon. The pole struck Jos. McGiss, a street contractor, fraeturing his skull. The injury Is considered fatal
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05

rls Journal.N stands up [" p,essott asd Ysvspai county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Knocked Out in rirst Round.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30.- Joe Thomas, welterweight champion, knocked out Frank Mcconnell of San Francisco, in the first round, after a minute and half of fighting.
 Thomas had agreed to stop Al Neil after a half hours rest, but Neil re ceived the decision over Thomas after the tenth round because Thomas failed to stop him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-12-05
Meets Horrible Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 30.- Chas. Jump, an elevator constructor, meet with n horrible accident, whieh completely destroyed his face, and will probably cause his death. While Ye plac ing an elevator in the Flood build ing, the elevator suddenly descended, catching Jump in such way that his nose, lips, cheeks and chm were cut off. leaving the bones exposed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
SaS 8rttcr.

Sic 5lpcitc Woimodc bat uronges
ncbm filble$ g2Cttcr gebradJt, uno Ic
n1ber Gle 0rci foItrn ScIliacn Fonr
frotiua, Scrpatiua mo 8oniIocluS,
Die am -. IL. un0 #. Mai rc9icrcn,
fommerL Ocito fGIter idcint ca 5u
mcr0en. @cItcrn mars MIR qcmiitb.
lid in Der marncu Sicnede, uno
Souicnoc W}Gnner mo 6rnlen illd)'
ten ibrc @%intcrmGutc ruicbcr Der
Dor.
Ger b0ditc EcmepraturI ton0 mar
ocltcru 81 Brao nm 3 llbr Nod)nlit.
tags mo Ger niebriglte mar AZ @roo
INN 9 llbr Wor9enS.
Ger NCttermonn pcriprift fiir
belltc id0nca mdrmcrcS NettCr, lpel.
Dies morqcn fortoollrrn ioll, bel lcid)
fen pcitlihcn Minoen.
Ser b0dyite SbermometerIton0 Der
lester ~ Stunocn IN nodJiolgcnOcn
GtGotcn mar mic ioIqt; Goitport 81
Gortluno 30, Bottom G6, @lbonU As,
9tclp . g)orf 56, SorriSburg so Ebi-
IuocIpbio 80, YtIontic.G Sit 56, Noib-
ington "a, NorioIf 6G, Sottero9 a,
Charlotte 60, NilminGton y, Gbur'
Iciton rs, Soponnob rs, SodlonOiQc
80, Supitcr IS, acuagScIt 81, Nltlonto
IS, montgomery 66, Ncip Srleona
-, Ealeltine 70, @nlucIton 16, Cor
pms Gbriiti &c, Mempbis 60, Gircin.
natl 80, E~itt&burG AZ, Sslpcgo as,
Buffalo 40, GlCucIono AZ, Gctroit
4G, NIpeno A, MorQucttc Al, Green
Ban 80. Chicago A, 9llutb SO, Ct.
Youl GO, ct. 2oriS 81, aoniaseGitp
66, Smobo 20, @uron 70, 8iNnord
&c. @iliitou 81, SABRE Sc, Scleno
50, Solt.2otc.Gitp 80, Gcnper 76,
Nortb Elotte n, Googe-Gitp 70,
gmariao 70 un0 Sos Nu9cleS y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

ielno an Der Sinter. un6 gorber-
t6ilre an. SdIieBlih fam lire Wllt-
fer berars unO logte mir, oab Gina
mid nidt gu ieben miinide. Sd Itiea
oaralltbln ourd 0oS offene 6eniter in
oaS Sous, no mir cine Haiiengenoi.
lHl, NoncnS Innia @oQ, nit einem
allllppel befpoffnet, ben @eg pertrot.
Sll1n mar il5uii6en in oos obere
Stodtperf gefloben. Sd fonntc boreu,
mle lie baielbit eiu 3enlter oifnete.
Wis ih mir Den Neg nod ibrem
Sf)laf5iTnmer gebabnt bate, mar Iie
aus Dem 6eniter g%eiprlngcn. I'd,
lab. mie lie Die 2anoItraBe binrnter
elite mo Damn nadJ einem 8ebola Elm.
bog. 60 raid mie mid meme cSiise
trogen fonntell, elite id) binter ibr
fer, unO ais iie mid erblidte, lief lie
a6ermnlS nud Der 2onoItrnBe bin.
IlS i) nabe genug an lie beran ae.
lalr9t mar, nm iic 81 erfoiien, mari
iie iif ali Die StroBe nieoer. SSSn
Oieier Gage bur6idunitt id ibr Die
aeblc. 9oraufbin 9ing i6 nod mel
ner @obmrng, nm einen on0ercn Sut
muf5uieben, uno bier er3Gblte id)
Srou 9eQ, mas gei6eben mar, uno
onb ih Selbitmoro ST. begeben beub.
iidtigc. Mit Ger 9lbiidt, einen He.
ooIDcr ST erlongen, iudte ib peridie.
oene Nalicngenoiien IN Ser No6bor-
ihoft mtf. 3uerit ging i6 uah
GccleIton Station bon BORT nod
WeluoIe, no mid Elm Wom nit lei
nem @a9en biz no6 Roluno . Yart
iobren lieB. 9icr beitieg ih einen
StroBeubobn -Woggou mo iilbr nad)
ser Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
HHBiener stanb Der Clubs.

Seuer in .Sbe diamond s."
- aui mbefanntc @eiie entItun0 &C.
itern iriib tlirs Dor : llbr III nSbc
Tiamon0," einem bon GopitGn @il.
bert Hobinion in Nr. 80, Noro.
Soporoitrobe, betriebencn Gnie nit
aegelbobnen Seuer, ouS einen Sho.
ben bon etlpa $500 unrid)tctc, mel
der Oilrb Gerliderinls 0eoedt lit. Die
Slommen entitanben I'M 5peitcnStod
merf, rulo mitroe oieieS poaitGnoi1
ouSgebromnt, mGbreno onS mlterc
Stodperf baupti6hlid ourh @oiicr
ruirirt muroe. TeridJieoene Negcr
bon Spion.Iuep bemerftcn oen9rnno
5uerit uno ciIten nah Der apotbefe
bon @iliamion & @attS, Ode bon
Somnrb. uno SronflinItrnBe, moralli
Der Glerf Robert 6, Noleberrp uom
aalten Hr. 1886 oliS einen Alarm eils
Ianote. Sas Seler p%eruriad)te inter
Den 9epobnern Der Nnd)barlhnit
erpBc a~uiregung uno eilten uiele
@1itc Don Siernep's uno SERVANTS
Sotel nii Die Strobe.
0eS 9ieb1tabls be d) II l.
biqt. - 0nL. @rio9emon bon Mr..
1716, GuiottitroBe, unb Sreo. @ebr
bon Nr. 705, MobinionitraBe, pur.
ben eeitern Iafmittog III ser oft
Iid)en Toli5eiitotion ipeeen ongeb.
liden GiebiioblS bon iiber 30 Sub
Vierrobren Gus Dem Souie Nr. 300,
Softer penue, Gigentbum oes Srn.
George @iintber, bonn Squire"
Gadaro benz @eridptSperiabren iiber.
mieien. Seraeant alein unb Eoli5iit
Cole natnnen Die gerbaitun9cn Dor.
Muf Dem @ege Scr 9eiie.
rung.- Die q Sabre olie MAGGIE
Waos BON Hr. 1904. @reenmountz
apenue, weld)e an GienIto9 5mei
SelbIimoroperiude mad)te, beiono
iid geltern abeno i'm Soipi-
tal" auf bent @ege Der 9eIierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

$50 Sn @los' Bad Hiper Hort an
Scr GolternsM penue, Bad Hiper, mcr'
ben m1breno bteler Saiion ununters
brodene Sauoepiue 8oritellungen
itottiillben ulb Grof. Characteristics
MilitGr-aopele miro con5ertiren. lln-
ter 2eitung oeS Srn. @loS bat iid Der
Garf 5l eincm Der id)oniten Der Staot
9eltoltet. Vie beiten Siibner., Slid
mo &rebS. Siners iperoen geliefert,
nno 5luor 81 Dem geringcn Erelle BON
% Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Gas gcItriGe oFop"-G 0 IL
Scrt in Scr o2pric.Sollc," fir mel.
DIS cin ml%Qc5eiduletcS YroNronm
uuigeltelt mor, ,por, mie ona Gon-
scrt ON Gienitog Nbenb, lpicbcr aus
ge5eidNlet bcilht. Seutc Nbcno miro
ooS i%olgcnbc Yrogromm 9egcbcn
wcroen: n&oiicr Warih," @oGncr;
Supertiirc jur ,3oliberilote," Mo.
5ort; Gonic Moccobre, Soint'
SoenS; Mbopioop Nr. I, SiS5t;
n2icbeStroum" mo ~Sioloe'$ SOB"
ans oSriiton uno Sioloe," @oaner;
Ghor Scr Bitter oeS beiligcn &roul"
oli& ~Eoriiiol," @oeiier; ErciS9e-
iong aus Sic Weilteriirgcr," @og.
nu (&iolins Colo BOZ, Srn. Noboil
Sronfo); @oton's gbid,ieo mo Die
Souberiidjc Scuer-S ecene aus Sic
@olfiire," @agner; Gapptiifer
Worih Strmub: @al5er yaiinitler.
leben," Strmnb; Sponiiher Cans.
Mos5foruSti; Ser &itt Der @ol'
fiiren," @oQner. .lf.il".
Sono @Ottcn tobt nj Bet.
te. Sm 9egrifie, ibren @atten
Gomin ". Cor geItern Moraen INT
6 llbr 81 mcten, iono 6rau Matbilee
Cor III Dem SdlafSimmer ibrer &C.
bouiung Nr. 2i04, Sit > 6eocralitr.,
oenlelben loot I'M 9ettc liegeno ouf.
Sr. Cor bate id)on ieit geralmer 3eit
on SeroommQsitDrung gelittell, imo
wdbrcno ser Nad)t mrrB Iein Seri
o%fIicirt mOrOeu iein. 10 ooB er plot
lid ltarb. Gr par 90 Sabre olt mlb
binterloBt icinc @itime mo eircn
Sobn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
2O0.jaBriges SubilGnm.

Nnl1Blid ser Dor POO Sobren eriola.
ten @riiuoung Der prcabuteriani.
lhcn STRIDE bcgingen Die bicligcu
8emcinocn gcltern Nbeno cine
Seller.
AnldBlid 0c3 POO. Sobrc&togeS ser
@riin0ung Der Observation-Disclosures
he in Oiciem 2auoe fono gcItcrn
@beno Elm gcmciniboitlider SeItgot.
teSoicltlt Der preSbntcriunil6en Sir
den IN Der crlten observation-disclosures
STRIDE, ode bon WaoiionitraBc mo
Farf . Npenllc, ltott, mo 5lunr INT
ter Seitung BON Ealtor s. y. Camp.
bell.
2iC critic presbpteriide Stride mllr.
De I'M Sabre 1706 III Eb~iIuoelpbia &c
griinOct. Gle critic prcsbpteriiheair-
DE in Baltimore crit iiber 100 Sabre
'p6ter. Pm ). 9c5embcr 1868 mur-
Den 5uei 9oupl6be bintcr Ger iebigen
Wteiliob = STRIDE 9cpohtct uno pa.
rari Elm Gcriammlulgobnlla erbout,
ulO 5luur inter 2eitun9 zines Gomi,
te'S, beItebeno aus 0en SS. &cnrD
S~tepbenion, @m. Smith, SaS. Ster.
rift, Worf NlcronOer, Sobn 9rolur,
Benjamin Griffith, Nobcrt Eurui.
once, Sobn Ylomman uno @ilinm
Spear.
Die 8cmcinoe ncrgroBerte iih
raid, 10 ooB oielcS &erlammlungSs
bollS 5mci Sabre lpGter u~erfollIt unO
NJ Stellc oellelbcn i'm Sabre 1863
Gil Ser Noromclt Ode BON 6opettc-
un0 Nortbltrobe Elm @ebGuoe crridr
tet muroc, oaS inn Sabre 1865 pollen'
oct mar. >Sm Sabre 1771 mllBte bic.
les 8eb1uoe bercitS mie0er pergr0.
Eert mcrocn mo int Sabre 1889
muroc mieoerum Elm nelleS 8ottcS.
haus %beNonnen, OoS i'm Sabre 1871
uolenoet luar rno nubeju 20 Sabre
in Senubune ipar.
Sn Dem 3eitruume pom ilber 100
Sabrcu bate Die Stride MIR bier ga.
%itoren, nGmlid Entrid Nniion, bon
1853 bis 1902, Somca Snglis, bon
1902 bis 1919, @m. Nepin, bon 1920
bis 1880, unb Sobn &. 9adus, bon
1885 bis 1875. Gic critic SonntaO9.
lhule DER Stride muroe inn Sabre
1915 Qcgriinoct. &m Sabre 1888
mllroe bcihloiien sic STRIDE nad) oenl
ietigcn Mas on Eorf . Npenuc nno
M~uoiionitruBe 81 pcrlegenL no &c
tern Nbeuo Die Seier peronltoltct
mllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Staet Baltimore.
1lntcrlnltnnas. gSeaiueiicr.

,Sorb's Eperubaus." 9tefe 28p6e:
s@uuppe".
0nnioaHhrnben : SBentcr." - ItCie gSpbe:
.Mrt8onG".
uSiancb's Shcatcr." - Sicfe Nobc: ~ bno
Wan from Nicrtco".
.NlarHlanb,Sbeatsr" &C., 9ieie g8ode: aeitb's
gaibeptue'gliiraftionen. Idgli6 Wlaiiltee.
,Auoitprinm : Sheatcr." 3iefe gBodc:
timber Souiern Sfies".
,t8aHctn' Sbeater." - Sieie gSo6e: tdallh
sipei g'nnoepiucs2 Soritclnngen.
.21ric". 49, Sieie gSudc a~Fop"sGDn8crtc 6es
aWtetropoliiuH SpernbulSs Sr6eitcrs" bon yielu'
VDrf.
8aicban, ,Eriuie. 4arf". 49, Geute Ndhu1tttHB
AIM 4 llbV, Baltimore aegeH Toronto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Sdiiisfartcn bon nno nadj 9emtidJ'
lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: 8a.
iiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. Munoreiie 5u
billigerem Yreile. Sbeo. 8. 0iemcr
& So, 217, Sit-Saltimurc-S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

SicW iGd) Nus It telling III
ser ,WcGopsSaae" ser nSobns Sop.
fins llniueriitGt." melfe am WontnJ
Abeno croiinet muroe nno ieoen Gag
in oieier @odJe bon 10 llbr Wprgena
bis 10 llbr Nbenos fir Den freien
Gintritt oeS YublitumS oiien lit, en-
reot oroBes Sntereile. Mebrere Soil-
leno Yerionen beiihtigten Die Mus
itclung in ben uerflolienen amei 10
gen. Siir Wiitter intereIlant nno
lebrreid nor ein Sortrag iibcr vbie
N1bruna Der Sdugliuge nit &ub.
mild. CT. s. $. Moion &nor bon
Ser .Sobns Sopfins' llniperiitdt"
belt Sen Sortrag. Webreren SGrgs
lingen pilroe gereiniete @ild &c.
reibt, unb gierie ifliirften oic Glei-
men bic nGbreltoe SIiiiiiefeit. Inter
gnoerem lit olid) Die bon Or. 9ebrinB
IN 9erlin erfnnbene gntitorin sur
Seilung mo @erbiitung BON Suber.
culoiis Ser Minber aiisgeitelt. IS
muroen mebrere Sanitrationen Ser
llnterinhung Der Mild) aui ibren
Settecbolt mno lire &einbeit bin Dor.
aeiiibrt. IS iiitb Tnsitellun9en 90,
lire grperimcnte NIT Wiild) iuuitri.
reno, bon ben @eilnobeitsamtern foit
aller bebeutenoen StGote bes 2anbeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
YalcboQ.

Sic 9oltinrorcr @oicbou- 9eiud)cr
mrrocu 02itcrn wiebcr lcbr cnt.
tGuitt. Niit 4 0c0cn . Hrn& mlroe
Der bcimii6e Stub IN Dem criten
Spiel nit Dem noroiitJcn @cGrCr
bon Toronto belic9t, IS NOR iiber.
boupt civ idjleht 9cipieltcS Spiel,
Die Sremocu bcgingen iiini mo oic
9oItimorer bier Seblcr. Nubcr IN
Baltimore iono MIR in Scricp.Gitp
Gin Spicl Der oitIiden 2igo itntt.
Die beibcn Spiele worcn, luie iolgt:
TN Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10

Baltimore. I 0 o o q q %
Iuruniu ...... o q 0 o = 0 0 II
9ampuu Umpire.
Widths nVtider" mo ocurIle aGdtder" fir
Baltimore.
WPc8iIIleD nEiider" uno Colt nGHidcr" fir
Toronto.
Su Vrouibcncc.
Erubihence &c. I O o 0 q q o o.
WiunlreGl. .... u d 0 0 . q o u %
%ru.-- 49, - ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
MAJOR CHYN0WETH WILL
INSPECT PENINSULA GUARDS
Regular Army Man Comes to Hamp-
ton Oh April 6-Meeting Nights
for Drill Changed.

Major Edward Chynoweti, of the
Seventeenth United States infantry
VIII come 10 Hampton on April j
to Inspect the Peninsula Guards as
prescribed by the Dick military bill.
Cart. Thornton +. Jones. com,
handing the company. has nnnounc-
cd that after next Tuesday evening
the time for the drills of The com
pany will he ON Friday evening IN
each week. instead Of Tuesdays
Capt. Jones has also decided lem.
porrlly. 10 Withdraw his resignation
which was sent 10 the colonel com
manding the Seventy-frst regiment q
few month ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

HAMPTON MEN MEAN
TO ADVERTISE TOWN
;EaI's!s'
Property Owners Take Great In
tePest in The Movement 10 Ad-
vance CIly's Prosperity.
ASSOCIATION NAMES OFFICERS
Meeting Held in the Y. NJ. c. A.
Rooms is Well Attended by Sub
stantial Men Of the MUNICIPALITY
Plans Are Advanced which Are
Fully Discussed.

AT the mass meeting Of citizens Iii
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton last night a permanent organi
cation to advertise Hampton was
formed
1T was determined TO defer the
election of president until later
date.
The officers chosen were:
Vice-president Colonel William
Thompson.
Treasurer-l1arry II Kimberly.
Secretary NJ Cumming.
Board of directors-Frank w.
Darling. G. X, Vanderslice r. e
Wilson e. NJ Tennis. James V. Bick.
ford, M. c. Ransone. G.. H. Chcyne.
Nv. w Woodward, r. A. Cooke.
c. e. Welsh. j W Rowe. II. L..
Schmelz, G. r. Adams, Kirsner.
j. NJ Willis, II H. Holt, w. W.
Richardson. j r. Rove. w. II. Boy.
enton. w. A. Picker. w e. Law
son. M, c. Armstrong, II. H. Carr
and Samuel Gordon Cumming.
II was decided that the hoard Of
directors shall select a committee of
five to be known rs The executive
committee, which will have charge
of all the legislation Of the associa.
ton.
The report from the special com.
mittee was adODted
The association is DESTROYS of hay
ing R. |. a. Mason as its president.
Mr.. Mason is out of town ana on
that account the election of the exc
cutive officer was deferred.
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DISCUSSED GOOD ROADS.

Eoard ct Supervisors Met With Com.
inittee From Merchants Association.
The good roads committee of the
Merchants Association met with the
board OF supervisors of Elizabeth
City county at the courthouse las.
night ana discussed the proposed
100000 bond issue to be used for
good roads.
After going over the plan suggest,
ed by The association it was deter.
mined To circulate petitions among
the county property owners request
ing Judge Blackstone, of the Cir
cult Court, to call IN election.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Party 70 Visit Jamaica.

Or. ana Mrs. Harry y. Howe. Mr..
Albert Howe and Miss Hattie Howe
will sail from New York this morn.
ing for Kingston, Jamaica, where
they will spend ten days visiting the
islands. Mr. Howe. Miss Howe and
Mrs. Howe Icft here for New York
Thursday evening. ana nr Howe
started for thai city las, evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

There are reasons why Lowry's
Cushion Made Harness is best. 1t
comes natural for me to cut leather.
Both of my grandparents were leather
workers and when boy assisted
In every branch of tanning leather. |
don't work boys or cheap labor. | make
my own harness. LOWRY. the llar-
ness and Vehicle Man, No. Is West
Queen Street, Hampton. Va. Gm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10

town council 10 Issue bonds becomes
a law ii is likely that the contract
for HE street paving will be award
ed
Mr.. 4 a. kearncy and Mayor Fur
ness, who are in Richmond will To,
day call upon Governor Swanson and
rennes' him 10 sign the bill as soon
as il is passed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
Notice.

Grehle Lodge Of Odd Fellows will
hold IA bazaar in Armory Hall during
The week of April l6. The lodge pro
poses 10 build n new Home and the
money derived from this bazaar will
be devoted To tha. cause
NH 9.3t COMMITTEE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
To Sneak to the Juniora.

Rev. e. Pendleton Jones, D D., has
accepted an invitation 10 deliver Il
special sermon before the members
of Peninsula Council junior Orde,
United American Mechanics in The
Hampton Baptist church on Sunday
evening March 20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-10
"Lamineton Farm" Sold.

Harrington farm, which was re,
Gently sold by Mr.. J. w. Lee to Mr..
j. NJ. Mccarthy. Norfolk, changed
hands again yesterday. when Mr..
John Il. Kimberly became The owner
of lie property. The consideration
was about $1,000.