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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08

x ss;ss
sis,sd p'es!sa
compound CONF y ;s.s7Ma7 e.. Pork-Firm: family
$500: SHORT clear. SIS 761lS. co. mess. el7.!s4
al c0aeo5sc. All 81
nlce Firm: domeste " M q; . !.
STEADY No. Invoice. ne; mild. steady; Cor
sdoya, Dal1 NC. M Futures steady at a met ad 4
ss 0s.ai nr@ Ley
suga y. va. refined. steady. confeot ioners'
S, so powdered, u, 80; graduated. - 70; cuber,
STEADY and unchansed and su',rn,- IN
|; Peanuts steady and Unchanged Frels ht.
liverpool rVl a and f3 upc chan ged. Potatoes
Irish eobbles. ri s5fs2 tn'as 3s s9
2,76 do.. rout hern. I, 81 CO bbaSes--QQul
and unchanged. III s d
B cottcn.ced Oll-Falrly active and arm. \, on
speculative buying. Prime crude, e. O. b.. lnills.
siR iase, primo white. 70. prime winter ys'T
low, 4sc. III & III
CHICAGO, July ]. Weather throu9hout The
United States to-day continued fayoa ole q fGr
being down Nc.f5s Corn was OF shcf fs Oats were
down 14@Ac.T2 Provisions were up 21aI1shc.S
higher, III ligTB }5 ~
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COTTON y ETT,ElE:,lR||'l...s
3 BY MILLER e COMPANY

5sS NEW YORK. July I. ~ 'rices during the the
week have fnuctuated within he marrow ,g
range Of twenty points, notwiths landing III
4 condition report by the Agricultural tIrt
Bureau which under ordinary condition
should have caused a sharp, even though So
Temporary uplift. Public nterest In ! the the
market, however has been at such q
low ebtt for, 80 long that there was little
short. Interest to friglten, ana q bureau
day came and went without leaving any
serious Impress upon prices.
"a Notwithstanding the dulness. Liver
3poo1 Is beginning to attract attentl ION on
account az the comparative strengthen
ssnea I. months 8 OF and on OF late there
have been rumors that the July-August
option in that marke t might be 30 ueezed,s
and the steadiness of spots ~ 8 no I doubt
attributable to some such expectation
Should a squeeze take place In the sum
!mer positions abroad, it would be a local
ana r, Just as was the W'ea kness In July
here, contrnsted With the strength q the
Y sam 81 option In New Orlean s, 4}as NJ
@8 The week end " crop reports, barring
MOD crate complaints from the a tlantic
district, 81 are generally favorable. On
the other hand, tho visible suppl figures
and spinners'S takings are bulllsh. In
this way the opposing influences are so
Snea tlyE balanced that prices continue sta
tionary and await some new influence to
create q definite movement either way
Liverpool Is duo to come one lower on
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At1,So,,ri Kansas and Texas Ids $50
Ma tional2 r.. II, OF Mexico con- As......... S31
New York Central gen. . 4, ,9 y,
New.Jersey Central gen. So {offerod) ~. lg g1
Nort Kern Pacific .sY
Norfolk ana Nyestetn cn! q: ,........,.,. lt9;
Oregon Bhprt Line grefundlng is............ w
LPenhyylyaniaE .onv sNs...4........... "
=, al ~ n Genera IS AZ I. =. (. 0oT
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. es...... y!
st. Louis and San Francisco fg ls..s., s94
ST.. Louis southwestern con. ls...,........ u
soiiihern Gpacino I, s. Z. Z, 02j
Sor{hnrn paci6c Nat "a cert flea tes ......, W
Southern h railway 81 Z. 4. I. l6s
rexna nd pa ic lists Z, 4. Z. lis
,roiedo Al. ~ nd Western 4s..........,.,5a 1
iynio pa ifin I. r. /.
Tinted states Steel ID 81 +. i. &. I. !. o7
Ivabn III i'd . ]. ia
WA In al Deb d . . 4. !. 4. SOL
wssfnrn Md a 7, ~. 4. S53
yyheeline and Lake Erie u. 80
Wisconsin Central Soy
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R,Iljc 3 GRAIN MARKET
CATTLE MAtKETs.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnkHE,
T''t isales AZ Union Stock Yards Y,

!, ,Rsohmond. /, VI july ~, !, e ,SS}S H.
The i've stock report for tho week e y
Best steer. isE to 9osod' a M "a;
common best Sows, e!o ~, he;f
sps 4gl,. g'H meal 10 good COWS
IA SS peEn es sead pe yea . sa1Sss
Common 10 fair, AG4c.; lambs 81 90. best
hogs. aaGXo, q common to fair, 69d%e' cows
and stags, t6tmc al 5,.i
H CHICAGO. July 7.-CArTIE-Receipx,l .oQQ
head Market slsssy nssye, $ts iiS Saws
i.isheE Mixed and bvtohers y toGS :sol So9sdd.
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RICHMOND 81 1; P Fl MARKET.

& ,FLouR-Receipts continue heavy; market
very quiet and prices lower; WHEA.i.-MNse,,,
coipts light; market active for az 5000 .asy
wheat, damp and epiony samples not wantea,
and hive to be sold at low figures our quo,
tatons arc for new wheat. CORNI-f.irnm aMa
IN good demand lisht receipts; D nYis-he.
eepts eo ntih ia sht and market very au'a
tIAY--With decrease receipts our market y y
active except for of grades and clover, whlcA
are very dull. n on grades. stained, damaged,
e' Ff6T f1a Si % modsfase and market
sJ ia a aIlRs,t liberal and market weak.
4 ib'iuTTER Market active at prices quoted;
'e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny light and market very
active AZ full quotations. {A . w
fVIRqiNIA BACoN-Rece.pts continue light
~ Wo Soi.,1 continue Ugh. ana marke.
q II nEGEIPTs FOR THE, WEBK-Wheat, q, ga
eis; flour $3.50 barrels, hay. 100 tons; mill
's sfpa ~ iyss s,s:a bushels;
~ PoILTR \, . IN
Chickens, large, per lb.:;;.,.,,,,,S Z;
Chickens small. per lh.,..,,... %
fb5s ssss. PEA ga. Observation-Disclosures psT
bucks, young, per lb.n.p""..5 y p "
Roostors, per plece, ltYa.,s,N,v M H.
Guineas, per piece, liye,,,''''. =
nuTTER- I.
Choice family packed,,..s,',s',,sa = J? !s
Choice dairy packed ,,.,,,,.,",, y z
Choice store paok '''''' " - - ~ -
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7CLosING BOND foUoTAT1ONs 5.

/ Chicago. RI /. and Pacific n. r. @~......% 7bA
Chicago. r. i. and pac. n. r. co. Gs..... eoss
Co G.. 6. and 81 Louis gen. vs. (offcred> lo2t1s
Colorado Industrial 81 series Az. ......... liz
Colorado Industrial IS. series b. q. 77,s
{s: s' sss,s::s
Denver and Rio drnndo Ii h, 4. e3s
DIstiilers Eccurtties 10 M
! Eric prior lien "a ~. 100 81
Erla General IA II. SDM
Hooking Valley AS (offercd) =. ............ 10sM
Japan es.,..... yJA
Japan Cd series /. . Il. ssN
Japaf, liks certi inca lei Il, eia
japan a.; cert tes !. 4. SAG
JAPAN avs 8certincates. "a seriez. ........ yaH
(I,oulsvIlia and Nash Unified 4s>.. Z, lol
Manhattan consol gold d. y. 1olA
Mexican MexIsan e Central IL
snn and 81 h9 and 4 4sss, ssA
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sst head A. siarke. strons.
81 NEW * RIs,. Jlly u BEByEs II ecepta, e?2
head; no trading. u C:alyes--No fresh arrivals
and none for sale Sheep and Lambs--lse-
tceipts, ii ISL head. No sheep for sale. Comnon
10 primo lambs - .76d9 05; ctlls, $5d5.75.
sHogs-Receipts5 s;s2s head none for sale. NJ
M CINCINNATI.73O 9. ~ 4 J.ll.y 7-1IOG ulet.
6.eo GattIe--s ieady. Fair 10 good anppers,
81 .5oa1 20; common 90 Sheep steady at
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4 TOBACCO MARKETS.

- ~ RIOhm0nd. Va, J u1y I, 1908. MS
tTobacco-Dark Fired (ReoF1ered )-No change
Brights-Re moderate: market quiet but
hrnl n sun Cured .-R eceipts light and Il market
active no publlci sales th4S week Sales will
reopen Tuesday, July 10th. q
UGH Of sitl1e tobacco arriving Is In a
condition, and such tobacco sells
order OF their tobacco before bending It II TO
rna rlee
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NEW YORK j 4 3.p.gRoqplu0ls AARKRT.

brrsly steady. Mlnnssota pstents 1900 aoi
SSss e.fsssss s
n ,gstql Rsss-b sui ve;tsia. Haiisy
SW heat- Easy; NO, 4 red. stNp. new. 10 q.
decline. May, ss'Sc' July, g 's9'i September,
No 81 bsHc, nominal elevator.
9 esnstsmS, Rsssy pss Sss @ s.
hsEslsy sissy %s s'ss ~. 70
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u 8. refundlng n, eEistersd
u. s. rcfundlng as coupon .....B$
y, reg lstered.
U. 8. IS, coupon.
Y. Old 4s Registered .........3
8. Old u. coupon .......
y, s.. New Is, rcsiatered
New coupon
American Tobacco
American Tobacco 81.
Atchson general ~. ....!...,.'...,
!Atehlson nd ustrlent
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio ..s..., ........
Baltimore and 4 Ohio aha.......:s.. .....s.i5
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. q. ..........
Central OF Georgia 6aa.........., .....I.l...E
Central OF Geor ala list lnc....., ,t,.....!
Central OF Georgia 2ds Inc .,....,.,.
Central OF GEORGIA. I'd Inc. |, "
chesapeake and Ohio 4hs.y.,....a,. .t.,.....
Chicago and Alton s,ss.
Chicago. y. and Quincy new ts.......,....S
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!: MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Es & poRr or R1CIIhipNE p. JULY Z. 1906. 1.
q am.r Berkeley, ! shelly, Norfolk, r1crchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion llse,... v
y. stentner h Pocah0n tas Ora vna. james Rlvsf
rers.aSVirgInla NavlRat Jon Company. 4
ALLIED. @ *
R at Gamer Ber kelley, Is Shelly, Norfolk, mcrchan.
d,ss and rasscn gers. Old Dominion line H
barge John r. zimmerman Mayer James
Barge fseiianee. Henderaay, James River,
hight. Ss5S q fs@ i5 5 i NIX 8
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY Z, 1928.
@s5 7Fs3s ARRIVED. @ . XVI
steanship Charlotte. n usphy. ltrnore pas-
sengers and general cargo st ~ u $
H. - SAILED 2 i 3is8tIE
Steamship Charlotte. Murphy. Bal lmore. pas
sengers and general car go.s$ 33s ~
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BID. Asked. / SALES:

sMoa Kan. shnd Tex pfdsn,
200 Misfo,irl Pacific .....,.... "
1850 M tlonat Lead ..,..........
800 n CIV York Central s..........
31,6p Norfolk and Westcrfin.....
q. 400 n. u. Ont, nnti western,
500 Northern Pacific. 4. = ....,...
1B,fV) Pennsylvania Ia ilt'6ad 40.
40 Peoples Gas (Chicngola..i
31,701 Pressed Steel Car........t.
5 100 Pressed Steel Car, pfd..at.
X 900 Republic 4 md g., CON. i.
1,1u nepubll1 H. and 81. pfd..,!I
SO 300 Reading, com \. -. ~.
Reading, 1st pfd........,,..si
Rcatlifig. I'd pfd.......s.,...
re 900 Rock ] slnlid, COMMUNICATE.
eco rock island, pfdu.....,..,.
q NJ i sioss, pid ~.
$3.50 Southern Pacific .....,.....
4,100 Southern Railway, com.a.
200 Southern Ira ilwny, pfdu...
seabonrd Air Line. lat pfd !,
Hcabonrd Air limo, I'd fpfd.
Sea board Air Inc. conn.,,
100 Tennessee Conl and IRON.
le E0O r cxta Paciflc ......,........
ia. 100 Union Pacific 5000. $1,000.
1850 United states Steel. ~. I.
20.9DO u ntted States .9teel pfd VI.
4. 40 United StHteH f.ubber.......
400 y. 81. Rubber. lgt nfd.,s..,..
u, 8. Rubber, I'd pfd...s...
100 Va. Car. Chemical, CON-,
Va Car. Chemical, pfd,...
100 Wa bash, coni............... ~.
200 Wabash pfd.....,..
Western Union =; h; i..o \. .
Total sales, 4l1,C00 sha'
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nav r,onDs MApKn1

35s DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW July The week I, The {, ar. dry
parttncntsf s Print cloth sales were Larger
9es.!c goods eypsr'Heed FED s XII
With he presence of large numbers OF buyers
expected fext week tho fall season VIII I. ole "
more ausplclously than was anticipated three
months ago. ssF3 X n. Wi 93
n NAVAL sToR RES.
;r,,, is; S7o casks; receipts SIS
Casks I pnents. 4877 casts nost9--F Y
Al es $3.50 barrcls, receipts. 5a7 barrels; snip
tner,ts 1893 barrels. 36 \. - Z. .
n II icVv TaLIEhNS. July .--n Osf Ss-Tsec opta'
ia barrels Turpent Incl ecelpts, 1888 barrels.
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NEW oRLEANs.5 IA.,6 July 7..CoT T0.N-
spot cotton closed au!et. nnchangsd m mia "a
o o aaT!Y he old crop months points lower
and The new positions unchanged 20 po POI n
in yery narrow limits Prices tended sllgniily
prices y poin: higher TO & points lower tna a.,
esterdays close During the msrn,n ing th1 ~
United states arrived at the Cotton ExehanEe
and was placed on the sdewaltE ro OUTSIDE 1 1se
trading room; u was shippea from 81 hFoW'ss-
futures closed dull, but ateady. o. fol!ows:
go J, seb bis, Sscem rSe!
1o.es;, January. in5 bid February, 1928 BID !
March. 10. II, fi51i 4
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a. Sp0t cotton closed strady;@ ffIuuHHg uIHaF's
1875: m!ddlng gull, IL GO S,8s al E III IN
Cotton. steady midd ling y. 50; gross receipts
7is bales Y stock. ia. $50 bales 81. 5. i.
TOTAL to-day at all ports-Srt receipts, se4a
hales export to Great Britain. ~, ~ pate ~;
to THE Continent. a,621 bales h'oek. zvD, sse
Consolidated at pertsNe. rsee ,Ea ssss
sales expoT. 70 Esi ns,ta'n oa's'
Toa,a since September ist at 81 portsn,Ne q
to Franee onies
Continent " T. $50 ass bales: ia TO Japan, ~ seo
bales !: 10 Mexico, ?,2o4 bales.
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Clearinghouse Averages.

Clearing louise Averages.
Thy Associated Press, u
NEW YORK, July The statement OF
the clearing house banks Tor the five days y
ills week shows that the banks hold
& 81, 465. o75 over the legal reserve & ret re>-
sments. This Is "a decrease Of s., SOC. $50, as
compared with last week The state
mentg follows; Il Y. =, n.
4 Loans, $1,G6O. 57s, 100; decrease. $3.50, sOo.
FL Deposits, 81, o3o. s4s, 100; decrease. 3ls,-'
( 27a, 800. 3i5i 3sii " II. 5a
n Circulation, SASS, 600 increase, So, soo
yI.egals, &s4.270 900; decrease, s. 0h, 800
Specie $1S1, 2sl, 900; decrease, q, eo3 bo)o. &c.
y reserves. sa>5 b5l 900; decrease, E,-i
300. 900. .s5
reserve required, SOS. ,p2s; decrease,
sa.als,s25. :. = ~
Surplus, .e,4o5 o75; decrease, $500, e75. All
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Ipld.AANesd
sl.,lIa

err i98ja 85l.5 4.
* ~ n @ aid. ANkcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
Lieut.. cooles Gels The Assignment
Much Soughl,After.
TAFT CONFIRMS The APPOINTMENT
Young Officer Is Graduate of v. M. l..
{. md Served With Captain Berkeley
; In Fourth lmmunes During Spanish
, American War.

The nomination Of First Lieutenant
Harry N. Cootes. of the Twelfth Unit
ca States calvary, as military.aidc and
nttache to President Roosevelt during
his visit to the jamestown exposition
next year. made some time ago by
mon. st. George Tucker. president of
ehe exposition company has been con-
11rmed by Secretary of War Taft. Lieu.
tenant Cootes is one of the best known
young officers in the East and Is we'll
and favorably known hero.
He graduated from the Virginia Mil.
ltary Institute and served with dis
tlnctfon through the Spanish. American
war with Company X, of the Fourth
volunteer regiment of Immunes, of
which company Attorney Charles c.
Berkeley, of this city was captain.
When he returned to this city after
the war Lieutenant Cootes had been
made first sergeant OF his company
and after being mustered out he re-
enlisted and went to the Philippines
as captain of company of volunteers.
There he served with distinction
and upon his return to the United
States he was appointed second lieu
tenant in the regular army and was
recently promoted to Il first lieuten-
ancy. He IL now stationed at Fort
Ogicthorpc in Georgia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
"It's All Your Eault.n

Fresh from its New York success Mt
the Savoy Theatre. Edward II. Salt.
crs company in Its All Your Fault"
n farce i'll three acts. by Edward Sol.
wynn will be the attraction at the
Academy Christmas day, matinee and
night. The plot of the picce-and it
is really said to have plot-hinges
on the deception of a young married
man, who, i'll order TO obtain IL com.
Portable income from his wealthy I'M
Gle allows him to believe that he has
named Il son after him. when in reality
he has no son.
All goes well until uncle wishes to
nave the boy to come and live with
him and then the nephew is Obliged
to make good A precocious youth
who has escaped from boys home
is pressed into service amid the real
parentagc of the boy Is the pivot about
which tho movement of the piece re-
wolves.
Charles J. Slime as the uncle, is said
to be uproariously funny as is Master
Iincus as the hoy" and Miss Ollie
Evans as Mrs. Boasey. The balance
of the cast is said TO be exceptionally
clever
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
Party HsId.up by Boy and Com
PEELED to sheIE0uf.
Y0USGsTER CARRIED A SHOT GUN
RE Wanted $3.50 for Eversreens Gath.
cred on What He Sald was His
Fathers Lard. and He Got
1t.

while gathering holly and cedar nom.
Clerk of Courts. d. G. Smiths farm
several miles beyond this city ycster.
uaS afternoon, NIcssrs. b. j. OHara
Dan WEIGH. a. NJ. Mueller, Charles
Eiesfcldt and Selwyn Tennis were
held up at the point of n gun bv n
ii'Scar-old country lad and comprllcI
10 pay $3.50 for the holly and cedar
they had cut
l'he party had wagon almost rull
OF molly and was driving along road
near the river shore in search of moro
whcn boy with Il singlcbarrcl shot
gun under his arm. stepped out into
INC road and commanded the party
10 matt. Mr.. Tennis vino was hand
ing the rcins. brought the wagon to
II stand still and Mr.. Wclch inquired
Oh inc boy what his game" was. The
ad went on to explain that his name
was Massic. that he was the son of Col
Massic, OF Warwick county. that his
lathcr owned the surrounding land.
that he was guarding II and that thc
members of the party would have to
smell out to him for the cvcrprcons
they had gathered on his fathers
land.
Continuing. the hoy explained that
inc h0lly-huntcrs had better pay him
III a hurry because the Colonel"
probably would return from town Mt
Any TINE and, as he always got drunk
Mhcn re went TO tho city, he might
do something rash.
AZ first the members of the PARTY
were inclined TO treat the hold.uu ms
n joke and one of them offered the
lad drink while another told him
that he would bet him 81 that he could
pcat him shooting. Young Massie then
announced in a very firm voice that
he was In dead" earnest, that his
gun was loaded. and that unless the
cash was forthcoming at once he
would take shot at them for luck"
After tho delivery Of this ultimatum
the holly hunters meekly dismounted
from the wagon and each paid his
snare OF money TO the lad After the
debt had been paid young Massic he.
came more pleasant. and. taking n
drink with the crowd. he volunteered
to lead the men to big holly tree.
still wary. the boy made the holly
hunters walk in front of him during
the trip to the tree. After filling the
wagon the party started on the way
back to this city and the boy disap.
pcared in the woods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
The Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Moncy on
call, firm a .; ruling rate s; clos.
ing bid 4 -: Offered ut 5.
Time loans steady, sixty days Il
8 l.2 per cent; ninety days 8 per
cent. and six months 6 10 per cent
Prime mercantile paper & Il & 1-2 per
cent. Sterling exchange barely steady
with actual business in bankers bills
at 1920 a 1925 for demand and at
1880 477S5 for sixty day bills
Posted rates 479 ~ a 4SO and 4Si IL
Il 1875. Commercial bills AT IL. Bar
silver 60 Ia. Mexican dollars So 5-S
Government bonds firm. Railroad
bonds steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22

The Sommervillc Trust Company's
now calendars which arc being pre-
scented by this firm, are the most ar
tlstic seen here In IL long time. II
is Study in Nature by the famous
real adornment for any office or H.
brary. They are offered as Christ
mas present to the public, whose lib
eral patronage and substantial friend
ship, the firm so highly values ana ap-
preciates. Calls for them should be
early. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@ THEATRICAL. ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE Passion Play" moving pic
lures VIII be given at the Academy
OF Music this afternoon and tonight.
lhis company promises to give an
entertainment that is as instructive
as interesting. 1t is claimed that
THIS is the only set of films showing
the Passion Play in existence.
The prices for the matinee at
! o'clock will be 10 cents for chill
dren and 20 cents TO- grown-llps.
At night the prices will be from
10 to so cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
Calendar for This Day.
Funeral of Mr.. Enrioht.

The funeral Of the late Maurice
Enright will take place this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the residence.
2401 Huntington avenue. Rev. w
Ashbury Christian and Rev. e. r.
Wexford will conduct the services
The body will be Inferred at Green
lawn cemetery. The ballbearers will
be: T. Beckner, C. Williams J. b.
Cltnedinst, ]. j. Cheadlc w ]. AL
len and w. J. Matthias. The steam
filters and plumbers will attend
the services in body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22

Professor d. a. Dutrow. of tho
High school faculty, left yesterday
evening for lIarrisonburg where he
will spend the holidays with rela-
lives.
Mr.. Harry Gildncr returned to
the city yesterday from Cornell
University to spend the holidays,
with his parents, MrhantLMrs. a. w.
Gildner on Thirty-lohrh street.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Drcw/and son.
of Baltimore, are the >/gucsts of
Postmaster and Mrs. Nv. r. Hop
kins on Twcnty-cighth street.
Mr.. Mordecai w:~GalcI .ur., arrived
in the city yesterday from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. j. II. Burch returned ycster-
day from King William county,
where he was called oiNaccount of
the death OF his sister.
Professor Clyde S. Howard,
High school teacher, left yesterday
for Pulaski where he Twill spend
Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. A. o. Loomis came home from
Cornell University yesterday morn
ing to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Loomis.
Mr.. Strlbling>, Ballard has returned
from the Virginia, polytechnic Instr.
tutc to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and MrsSSW. p. Bal.
lard
Mr.. Earnest Buxton, of Richmond,
and Mr.. Arnold Buxton. who is at
tending the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc, will spend the holidays with
their parents Captains and Mrs. j. A.
Buxton on Thirty-fourth street.
Mr. C. n. Gibson has arrived in tho
city from the University College of
Medicine. at Richmond, TO spend
Christmas with relatives
Mr. Eddie Lash returned home yes
ierday from the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute TO spend the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Lash
on Thirtieth street.
Miss Mary Roper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Roper, of Petersburg,
has recovered from Il severe attack
of dipthcria. Miss Roper has for the
past few years spent the summer at
Buckroc Beach and isa3well known and
popular on the Peninsula.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22

ldays. You will find our goods as
represented. The best qualities in
Wines and Liquors. NEWPORT
NEWS WINE & LIQUOR co. Corner
avenue. Both phones. 12-12.1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22

You will find our Wines and Ii
quors to pass the Pure Food Law in.
spcction. They cost no more than
adulteratcd goods. NEWPORT
NEWS WINE &c LIQUOR CO, Cor.
ner Twcntyfifth street and Washing.
ton avenue. Both phones. 12-12-ln.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
Larceny Charged.

John McKinslcy, young white
man, was arrested at Huntington ave-
nue. and Thirty-third street at Z
o'clock last night by Officer carp on
the charge of larceny. 1t is alleged
that the man stole pair Of rubber
boots from j. w. Wingfield.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-22
Beeves on Exhibition.

Mr.. ]. Reyner. the well known ship
chandler, has received two big dress
ed beeves from Chicago and now has
them on exhibition at his store. The
cattle weigh 81. pounds each.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Marine Notes s.
Observation-Disclosures
Friday, December, Fl, 1906.

Arrived.
Steamer Cayo Largo OBJ, Darcy,
Pensacola-to c. II. Arnal for bunker
coal.
Steamer .Juniata, James. Balti-
more-to Merchants & Miners Trans
portation Company with passengers
and merchandise
Steamer Ontario, March, Boston
and Norfolk-to Merchants & Min.
ers Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Cleared.
Steamer Ursula Bright (Br0,
Coode, Norfolk
Steamer Cayo Largo (Br), Davey.
Havre.
STEAMERS Grodno (Russ.), Bot.er,
Hamburg; Flax OBJ, Branston,
Dover; Ursula Bright (Br), Norfolk;
Leonidas GU. S. naval collicr). Guam.
tanamo; Princess Anne Tapley,
Norfolk and New York; Junlata.
James, Norfolk and Boston; Mohlcan,
Curry, Norfolk and Philadelphia.
Schooners Helen H. Benedict,
SDrague, Everett Clara A. Donnell,
Brendige, Boston,