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New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
OBITUARY.
LANES DREpGE.

Chicago Aug. 16.-Word was received in Chicago
to-day Of the death in London of James Dredge.
well known in Chicago and other large cities in
Engineering" a weekly London publicat tion. In
1898 he royal commissioner to the Worlds Fair
a PHILADELPHIA.
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arIN
the first name in each being that Of the debtor
Angin, Daniel F-Max Wieser ......... COS g,
Clarkin, Martha-Carrie Gerlach ........... X A.
iEiehtIu % 'NeOfse n Belts SI4 IS
Cochrane. Frank-hahon s
De Maria, I4uigt-Louis Diamond.
GTagg, George C.-Theres0 True
Grady. William Hartmann Brothers Manu-
,,"s faeturng Company .......-..... 172 90
I4i". Joseph Sfo!dstein; 161 90
Kennedy, Howard S.Jewellers' Circular pub "
fishing Company. ....................
Herman John Nina z Ross 90
jackson. Mary E.-Robert w. 100 90
Karinsky, David-Morris Marks ............ %
Kennedy Thomas H David TS1
Ieddy. Clement A.Joseph NJ FisheI ct al
Lederman, Dantel-NOrris Damsky G 90
Mollmann. Clarence Hugo =. Stebelng 10 sS
NIcHeth rI1og,a wv % 81
McCarty. NJ. Ethel-Robert B. Adams et al 9aS %
Murnick. Simon and Willam-WiIlam FeIdnnever 90
Morton, George N.-Chares + Bartlett
Pitney Charles F.-Wtlliam p. Youngs al
Phelan, Edward Ferdinand Westheimer
Ritz, Marttn-Stanley A RoWsky.
FReichle, Herman-Charee Biele -
Re senthal. solomon J.-Associnted Merchants ~ -
New York
Steriens Toso essS ~
Wendler. Barnett-Morris Mark
Brown Fleming Constructing Company-A ~f -
C2t TI, Spn' G inc 2SS 90
J. Y. McEvtley Company-Cnted CornDanv
North Side Brewing Company Of New YorkEEfI co %
weukee Mating Company .........-..- ' a.
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BOSTON SUBURB BANK CLOSED.

Boston, Aug. is.-The First National Bank OF
Chelsea VIII not DO open for business IN the morn
snu Orders have been issued by the Controller OF
the Currency 20 close tho institution.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

TAANbFAOItIL
Destination and steamer Close y. 7.
New Zealand. Australia except WesO.
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
Fiji Islands sentura (vta san Fran
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands-HOng KOng Maru via
Francisco
Hawai-Aianeda Francisco). .Aus IS. 1880
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these ecumns
recommended to the readers Tribune
thoroughly reliable. sad bustDees be nab
With advertiser vith perfect s.fety.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
WIRELESS REPORTS

WIRELESS REPORTS
The Cedric reported 10 Sable Island ves,ar5a, -. = .
a l60 miles Of thar u so
expected dock tomorrow about 80 a m " She Is
The Caledonia reported 10 Cape Race D n, vsJ.A.
ably dock about Z 80 m. Sunday ~ w" pfoD-
The New York reported 10 Cape Race ve.,a,A. - = =.
a m, when i2o miles east Of that station sTa y. -sV
pected 10 dock about 80 m. to-morroVy "7 ~ eh-
la TouTane reported 10 Cape Race vesta-,... -. =.
q. m when so miles that station Sba S at 1;S0
20 dock about 1890 2. m. tomorrow ~ 10 expected
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d MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

@AA-N@'AA S1NE ALMANAC.
Sunrise S:ll Sunset 6b1Moon rises 2:4l Moons ann -
HIGH WATER
A.M--sandy Hook Spa Gov Island s:s5 F5el, Cat, 30
PM-sandy Hook 543 Gov Island s5S Hell S;a. -
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From
.Aiaracas. Port OF Spain. August IL IrsrI5.s
Ocean. Amsterdam August R,.r.as'
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JUDGM eNTs.

The following judgments flied yesterday
he first name in each being that of the debtor
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY,

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the Clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
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'Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
OTHER mARkETs-sY TeLzeRApH.

Chicago May 1-CATTL.E-Recepts. 5000 head; mar
slow prices steady; beeves s4QS6 TO- heifeTs So lS
SIS 50 e5QS4 T5 bulls So I59s5 So stoekers and
feeders. 80 500$4 50: calves. s. I5Q$6 % HoCiS-Re
cepts IS hesd market sc lower; choice 70 prime
heavy So 1896 So good seavy, So 4OasG 4S
butchers weights SO 45qS6 sab good 10 choice heavy
LAMBS Receipts. l6 600 head market lo9lOe hishsT:
sheep. 50 559S5 IS: yearlngs. s. oa$9 90 lambs SS9
81 60
Cincinnati May HOGS higher; butchers and ship
pers 50 s. common. 80 i6qse 90 CATTLE strong fatT
10 good shippers 50 350SS 20 common s. % ass So DP
AND I4ANiBsSheep strong 50 5o9$4 80 lambs higher.
East Buffalo May lCAITLE arm prinss, s,ssTs. sssss
helfsrs Sias5: sa6S4 co. bulls s. 25gs4 90 XE4Is
Receipts. 125 head: active 25c higher. 50 St4Se 20
HOGS sctve. Sc i5c hshers piss
SO SOS6 IS: Toughs, S69Sa 20: daiFies So 1885 So
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-F3eceipts. 100 head: steady;
weihets IS JO3S5 65 - -
Kansas city May 1-CATTLE-R Receipts. i&O GO head.
Including SOuthens market steady choice export
and dressed IS SO9SS fair good ss 4O8
50 I5Q$S IS; stoceTs and feed
erF SaqSJ Southern steers 81 5dej %; Southern
Sc SQSi native COWS s. sO0$s So native heeFa 50 SOC
SS in bulls S3GS4 23 calves &3GsS - HOGS Receipts.
1880 head marker weak se lower: top 50 a2ta bulk
SO 1880 STs pigs and Hight, s. lnQS6 - SHEEP AND
IS 600sI 80. sheep and ysarllnss s. aqs6 10 WssieTa
fed yeaTugg sot1 20. Western ted sheep - JV8fo ~
stecksrs and fecGsus $3.50.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May l. 1905.
BEEV VE9S-Receipts were So cars. 9O4 head including
70 cars FOR export alive 80 for saushteers and the
market Nothing doing to-day. Feeling weak About 80
cars expected for the Jersey City market Tomorrow
Dressed beef IN moderate request at barely steady prices
Liverpool and London cattle and beef markets sub
etantialy unchanged No shipments livestock or
Teutonic will take about 1850 quarters baef.
CALVES Receipts. mainly late arrivals were $50
head all Of which likely held for Wednes-
days market. Feeling a little unsettled. sellers
generally regarded prospects for good trade
Wednesday City dressed veals rather slow but fFFnly
held G1aQ1Oc 10 with choice selling
TO 1O4sc; country dressed calves higher 6Goc
SHEEP AND LAAMBR-Receipts were little more than
Of which 2ls consigned direct, the
balance for the market Nearly oil the offerings
MARYLAND spring lambs which sold at S. 25 per head
eepts reported for wednesday Dressed mutton firm
S2 2Oc n: dressed lambs az 062c country dressed
hOthOuse lambs higher best grades. with the whole
SIS bOQ$6 30. and extra carcasses. 81.
Sales-kernS Commission Co: 140 Maryland spring
lambs at IS % per head.
W r. Hume date yesterdays 90 clipped State lambs
50 70 at SO 25 100 10; % unshOTn e0f
81 So clipped bucks. 14O N, az S.
HOGS-Receipts - cars, Ais head ell for
slsughterers with the exception OF 81 head No sales
reuortef Nomnaly tTife firm Buffalo and Pitts
burg advices Country dressed hogs quiet but steady
53s@01Sc per ~
100 n average, at SO 95 per 100 u. % do 14I ~ al
Sc 95 u do 1913 n. at 81: 10 Foughs 35S n. IS IS:
stag $50 10 at s. 30; boar $40 n az S2 so
S. Judd & Co. Q state hogs. lGl 10. az S.
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EKPoRTs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

J.
,,eFea T1arket quiet to-day.
80 a. fhe day being only $500 bags but prices Tuea
eLMT 81 H. eteq5v In the absence OF important oheCings
- soe-inc was unchanged 10 points higher ana me
s,s closed unchanged prices 70 an adNanoe OF
s.---s-ss OF transactions would sugsesl
vas NJ feature whatever 70 tire trading, ard the
- ,rss without material influence. HaVTe was =
- fgher which ? little better than que on tne
s yr close OF previous dag. and Hamburg aLJer
rar-fa lower. recovered the loss OE the
ss1sn markets Rio % reis higher and Santos vas
essrTVe6 with the rate Brazilian exchange l-S@d
F,srpins continued LIBERAL the two ports report
- d 900 bags against 1900 bags last year, and the
-s,sL, 10 06 bags. against 900 bags last year Al
5s from san Francisco estimated that about eOVe0
has been destroyed the but whether this loss
oTnear IN worlds visible supply statements as OF
~. h not certain, the figures received 80 Iar
- se-,eust indefinite and in the shape OF an estimate
sse from the figures coming IN would point 70
s-sssa Of about $4,000 10000 hags, according 70
80 loca authorities. which would be considerably
isr decrease reported during the same month last
The market spot coffee was quiet with quota
;,,rs or ire basis l-1sc foF Rio No I.
TIE range contract prices IN the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

COTTON-The cotton market quiet to-day, ana
efer eased or with the close quiet and
Etssay but decline I9 poists. Sales for the
esv rs 900 bales. The market opened
gasy at advance Of 2Q5 points ana shortly after
ward showed net gain Of 40S points on covering BY
nearby shorts and moderate bull support which was en-
Csbies and beaFsh acreage
eFtraues hv a leading local authority The South
ceiling the new crop positions, presumably result OF
favorable crop conditions in sections Of the belt
heRever and market eased of after reaching
for July which represented recovery OF about .
p2iHts the low level of last week Toward the close
trading ttie active ana the tone of the
market quite weak result Of the break IN the
market little Wall Street selling in addition
the realizing ecalpers and fresh selling
q turn. The close within point two OF the
lowest. Tie weekly report the Weather Bureau
usual midday II coApls ne6 OF dry weather
and n instances Of temperatures above the normal
but regarded fairly favorable the average. al
though Il seemed have but little influence the
Advces from The Southern spot market Indicated
firm holders and according the Official reports prices
unchanged 70 Lice higher. Receipts fer the day
liberal but well exceeded by the exports and
attracting e attention so long as there
70 be real pressure against the market. About
eN hGies OF the local stock delivered contract
Fsnfing probably the notices stepped by the bulls
i0-siy
contract prices local market to-day
UHl as
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DiUidend Notices.

Coupons payGblc at thit on nltef MAY Asbs
1906.
New York City S.
New York City ga.
New York City Sc.
nav shore Union Free School District No. As
Cedric Ditch list S.
Ctzsns Electric Go. OF North Plaindelt. N T.,
Coluunbus Buckeye Lake e Newark Traction Co. lst 5s
mn Foia Electric Traction Co. Collateral Trust Ss
Fifth Avenue Estates Genl bs
sort Madison Water Co. Reg Int S.
11ov;s,ts Columbus q Cleveland r. r. Co. ls.
WaDbaneet Improvement Co. 1st &C.
Nevburah Electric Ry Co. lst 6s
Nsv 1iver Coal Coke Co 1st S.
Nev Jersey Steamboat Co. Consolidated bs
eTorth eseorgia Electric On. (Seres b lst "a
Patchogue Mfg. Co, LIST S.
pelham Manor (viliase Of, Sewers es
pors Marquette r. r. Co. OF Indiana 1st IS
Rochester Gas & Electric Co Cons0hdated s.
Toebester syracuse & Eastern r. r. co. Isl SA
Roekland Light q Power Co lsf 5s.
Rocky Mountain Coal & Iron Co lst %
safety Insulated Wire & cable Co Isl IS
san Francisco Coke & Gas Co Isl g
Sing Sing Gas Mfg. Co lsi a.
southern States Land Co lss s.
Southern states Land Co. "a 6s
Waservliet Hydraulic co. lst 81
DUE MAY l5TH. 1906
FFuunrnc ndspcrt CviIIsse ofD. n. T.. 5S
Lambs CThel. Registered Interest IS
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basket 5O9s5c: RHUBARB Jersey per 100 punches s29
s.; do Baltimore. So; STRING BEANS. Florida. wax
per basket $1gSs do per crate SlQS2 DO green
Norfolk. per bb BOcaS1: do nearby. 5O975e: SQUASH
TOMATOES Florida per carrier 81 508Ss 50; DO CpbaR
WATERCRESS. per 100 punches 75c9Si so.
Toledo May 1.--CIOVERSEED-Cash So IS: October.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American cotton OIL Company has this day declared
ssriannuol dividend o. Three Fer cent upon the Pre-
rcd Company. u8yahle June T. 1905
the Ilanking Houae % Wnsow. IAnier Company. 50
t,siar Street. New York City
NE pTefeffsd stock Transfer Rocks % the Corupsn,,
,r,II he closed on Nav r. iea0. az p ~ ana ui re-
main closed until June . leslf, a 10 a. ~
JCSfCS 2 RALPH. Secretary.
Dated Nay /. 1905
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49, CN0NPANY,
fOa7ca % the treasurer YORK.. April S7tn. 1eo-t
A dividend OF ONE AND ONE-QCARfE4k
"A PER CENT on the capital stock 0l the ROME.
W TERTOWN 4 OGDENSBCRG RAILROAD COM
PSSY viii BE- psid By the New York Central q Hudso1
the provisions
ihe contract the two eopanssl az this efee
az ,rJ afer MAY Is 1906 stockholders % record az
- Ios,1- ~ fae transfer books April 3Oth. 1G0o
~ EDWARD l. ROSSITER Treasurer.
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Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies PTngsfsoTs Ieachers Tutors GoSeEnesz<s
CGisges schools and famlliss Apply o
Mira 81. :. 4Qu&G-FLLIQH. SO Unico SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
- Tribune received at their Uptown Once. No. 1854
EoaaWay between S6th and s7th sts until o'clock
regular Office rates until O'Clock p m viz: ga sth
ave- e. cor go ST. 1S3 9th ave- 18th ST.; 92 East
1Gth ST 257 West ga st.. between 7h and 9Th
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SOMERSET INN

AND EIGHT COTTAGES. RERNArDSJIILlE. y. =.
IS miles frorl New ToEk. IecEsWanns r n. Via w
2srd Christopher Or Barclay 81 Ferry. Alt.. SOC 1-cs
Opens May lt. BEN =. PHELPS, Manages.
T-lephOns 7B. B.rnsresville.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY.
Directly Beach Local ens Ing 6lsfars t-sphoaal
On rooms. American and European plans 600 y,s-
rooms. 4cc suites with private baths OrchsA
trs Cspsclty 10o0 Special SpTis New YORK
IOWA and Country Bureau. $50 4fh Ave. 70 A. ~
K. M CEAS. n MYERS. Cvn,-.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
Financial Meetings.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annusi meeting of the stockholders Of HESS
BROTHERS Inc, OF the Borough of Manhattan City
New Yolk will be held the Office the said corpora
tion (5O2 w S0th Stl. Borough OF Manhattan city
New York, on Wednesday. the 9Th day May. 1906
o'clock P NJ. for the election OF Directors for the
ensuing ana for the such bust
ness as may properly come before the meeting
CHARLES SIMON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
HOTEL TRAYh0RE A1tAIh1'' tIf{

oVsrlookinE the Ocean Ops1 an ths year.
TRkYMORE HOTEL CO.
cHAs O. MARQUETTE d wHrr2
Manager. Presldsnt
New-York tribune., 1906-05-02
THE HOLMHURsT.

ATLANTIC CITY, ~ g.
fter extensive alterations entirely
SITUATED THO most central and ee'.ct
Pennsylvania ave. Uaoh<fruct-d Cspac.;ys
300 Tho very latest and every h'scsss hat- appoint
r1s7t. Private BATHS running q rcoRs.
porehes hslls Pcsks.
ard sprl1r terms upon request. HENRY pARNELra
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
STEAMER KERSHAW BRINGING
BODY OF |. c. SAUNDERS
Rev. f. T. Wexford Will Conduct
Funeral Services at Late Resi-
dence of Deceased Today.

Bearing tie body of tie late L..
G. Saunders, accompanied by
Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. W.
l.. I!illyer, the steamship Ker.
shaw. CAPTAIN Bond. OF the Merchants
and Miners fleet, sailed from Balti-
more for this city last night at &
O'Clock. The vessel should arrive
here this morning at I O'Clock.
The funeral services will he held
this afternoon at > o'clock at tho
late residence OF the deceased, 2G0S
West avenue Rev. T.. n. Wexford
viii conduct the services.
The pail bearers will be: active,
y. ID. Stebbins. w p. Turner, j.
NJ. Blankenship. l.. p. Stearnes,
George A. Schmelz, Dewitt Crane,
w. f. Thomas and d. X. Mcneil;
honorary, II. E. Parker. j. A. vii.
lett. o. ID. Batchelor, w. S. Up
shur. James Haughton, Il. w.
huffman, Dir. w. r. Aylett and Rear
Admiral Richard Inch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
"REGULARS" WIN FROM THE
"N0NpARE|LS" IN CLOSE GAME
Crowd Of Spectators Witnessed
Tournament Basket Ball Match
1T the Y. M C. A.

In close and interesting basket.
ball game the regulars" defeated the
"Nonpareils" in the gymnasium of the
Young Mems Christian Association
last night by the score OF 81 10 IS.
Quite a crowd OF basketball lovers
witnessed the contest and did consid.
erablc roofing" for their fayoii,es
AT the close of the first half the
"Nonparels" led by the score of
IL 20 10, hut in the second half the
Regulars" took the lead and final.
ly won the match
The FLOWING was the lineup:
Regulars Position "Nonpareils."
Hoover center I.nnz
Hamilton right guard Dunkcs.
sears left guard Ould
Benson right forward II. Il. Hughes :.
BurbaGe left forward Falconcr.
Goals from feld-Lenz. Z; Bur.
bage, Z; Benson: Hamilton. Hoover
Meanly and Hughes. Goals from foul
-Burbage. Referee-Mr. W. R.
Lynch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10

Glasscw-United tSates Shipping
Company
Steamer Himera (Br), Pye. Sa.
vanah-H. +. Parker
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley
New Yorll-Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
Steamer Dorchester, kirwan. Pro.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 Miners Trans.
portation Company.
Tug Navigator with barges Lewis
Thompson, Providence; Florida. Pro-
violence: Felix, New London.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamers: Himcra (Brl. Pyc. Bar
cclona and Genoa.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers: Sark (Nor.), Dahl Ham
burg; Tolosa (Br). Holttum. Rot
tcrdam Cameron Br), Foley. Am
sterdam; Mahican, Rich. Philadel
phia; hamilton, Boaz. Norfolk and
Now York; Dorchester. Kirwan. BAL.
timorc.
Schooner Henry Wilmington. Thorn
as. Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
IT'S ALWAYS BAD.
The Best Of Backs are Bad When They
Ache. and Newport News PEG.
pie Know It.

a bad back is always bad.
Bad mt night when bedtime comes.
Just as bad in the morning.
Ever try Doan's Kidney Pills for il?
Know they cure backache-cure
every kidney ill?
If you don't, some Newport News
people do.
Read case of it:
Mrs. NJ. T.. Scott, wife of NJ. L. Scott,
employed in the shipyard. residing at
3G19 Lafayette avenue. saws: "Whcn
went to Aliens Drug Store for Doan's
Kidney Pills n dull aching in the small
OF my back and through the loins was
very pronounced. 1t was only an nj.
tack similar to predecessors which had
annoyed me for some months. When
they were in the acute stage IL con.
tracted even a slight cold it was sure
to settle in the small OF my back and
an aggravation Of the complaint fol.
lowed Morning after morning ! have
been so lame and sore that was poor.
ly prepared to commence the coming
days duties. l thought If Doan's Kid.
ney Pills could be depended upon they
might tide me over the last attack and
! was not disappointed. Mr.. Scott IL
Just as positive about the benefits re.
ceived from the treatment as J."
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
Schooner Fannie Palmer on Beach
Near Little Island.
SKIPPER AND CREW RESCUED
Captain Nas!, Expects to Get His
Vessel Off as Soon as Storm Abates
Supposed to Have Lost Bearings
in Storm

Another chapter was added 10 the
Virginia coast early yesterday morn
ing when the big fivc.uasted schoon-
er Fannie Palmer. bound from Bos-
ton for Baltimore in ballast.
was driven ashore ihrce.Quarters of
mile north of the Little Island life
saving station. The schooner now
stands broadside high on The beach. n
prey TO the pounding OF the great
waves that are breaking along the
coast. Captain Nash and his crew
of eleven men were landed by the
life savers in brecches buoy with
out difficulty yesterday afternoon.
Coming down the coast Monday
afternoon the Palmer ran in with
the storm which swept over Virginia
that afternoon and night. About mid
night binding snow storm set in
and 1t is thought that Captain Nash
lost his bearing and that the wind
carried the big schooner out of hcr
course, finally piling her up on the
beach within hailing distance of
the point where the Belgian steam
er Antigon was hauled off the beach
few days ago and where the steam
er Aragon twice grounded and the
little schooner T.. IT, Moore recently
was battered TO pieces by the waves.
The Mcrritt-Chapman Wrcckine
Company's steamer Rescue is ready
to leave Norfolk TO the aid of the
stranded schooner when that aid is
asked for. The wind was high along
the coast yesterday rendering wreck.
Ing operations impractica5le. 1t is
thought. however, that the work of
hauling the Palmer off the beach
will begin today.
According to the reports made by
Master Coley, of the Merritt Chapman
Company, who went TO examine In.
to the condition Of the Palmer yes.
terday morning, the big schooner Is
In no immediate danger unless a Sc.
we're storm should sweep up the
Atlantic seaboard, in which event
she probably would be a total loss
The Palmer sailed from Boston
for Baltimore about a week ago
and until Honday she had a
very good trip of it down the coast.
On her last run to Boston from Phil
adelphia she encountered heavy
easterly gale OFF Montauk or De.
cember 81, in which her mizzcn-mast
was broken and her decks damaged
The vessel has been repaired at
Boston since that time, and when
she grounded she was bound to
Baltimore TO load cargo of coal.
The vessel is one of the we'll known
Palmer feet OF schooners which
ply out of Hampton Roads and has
loaded Mt this port quite feQuently.
She has dead weight carrying
capacity OF about $500 tons. She
was built four years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
CORPORATION COURT.
Docket for Four Days Set by JUDGE
Barhan1

Judge Barham, in the Corporation
Court, has set Che following cases for
trial:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jackson VS..
Moses Fiscl. City of Newport News
VS.. Martha Robinson. Chaplin Bros.
VS.. Lottie Burch. Barrett & West
rs. a Levine.
Friday--W. y. Vest VS.. The II. j..
Lewis Co. City of Newport News vs..
McNabb & Chapman.
Saturday-C. Nachman VS.. W. i.
Saunders.
Monday, January 15.- j. G.. Orig
Gin VS.. F. C. Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-10
MINISTERS IN SESSION
Rev. J. 7. Green Elected PPesi-
dent for Ensuing Year.
RESCUE HOME NOT ENDORSED
Association Thinks Salvation Army
is Better Equipped to Carry on
Such Work--Movement to Help
United Charities Association

The Newport News Minister'S As.
sociation held its regular meeting in
the hail of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association yesterday morning,
electing officers for tho ensuing term
and transacting other importan, hus-
mess. The meeting was we'll attend
ed ana every church in The city was
represented by its pastor.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing term.
Presidcnt-Rcv. j. r. Green.
Vicc-Presidcnt-Rev L. A. Shcnk.
Secretary and treasurcr-Mr. C. c.
Kent, Jr
Tho representatives of the Rescue
| Homo, recently Incorporated in this
city 10 care Tor the neglected. an.
peared at tho meeting and asked the
endorsement Of tho Association.
Wbiic many Of the members indi-
vidually endorsed the work. the as.
ISOLATION passed the following resolu
ton after the request OF the repre-
Scntatives had been duly considered:
'Whereas-Thc Salvation Army is
better qualified and better equip
ped TO do rescue work. this body
deems 1t unwise to endorse any other
movement for the prosecution of that
work in Newport News at this time.
Acting upon the request from CITY
Sergeant f w. MIilstead, chairman of
the United Charities Association, that
the Minister'S Association, recon-.
mend some plan To that association
whereby it may more thoroughly en-.
list the aid and sympathy OF the peo-
Pic OF this city the ministers offered
the following suggestion
THAT the United Board OF Chari.
ties request the various ministers of
the city 10 present the matter in
their several churches sometime dur.
ing January and that n public mass
meeting be held in some suitable hall
on February s."
This recommendation Will be pre-
scented TO tho United Charities AS.
ISOLATION at its next meeting ard
probably will be concurred in with
by the association.
The association transacted but lit
tie other business Of Importance. the
remainder of the session being dc.
voted 10 routine matters.