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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Inventor Nearly Loses His Life, But Another OF
His Flying Machines Sails Successfully Four
Miles and EncirCIes Washington Monument.

BUFFALO. \. y June ff-Roy
knakeushuc i0af control OF the ma l.
ehinery in his airshlp this morning
and dropped Into the Niagara river.
He Was fortunate 70 escape with
his life. lie became entanRied IA
the NreekaRe Of the machine. aud Il
VAS with difficulty that life savers
aboard fire tug. which responded
20 the call Tot help. eKfFicaied him.
he was hurt but not seriously
The wrscEaEe ~ the flying ma
chine Was aiso saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
WARNS MAYOR
ABOUT POLICE
LETTER IS RECEIVED rulliso
EXECUTIVE THAT TAU oU.
PARrnENr ts NOT ACTING
IN oooo FAirrs.

Mayor Mcorv la 10 receipt 81 a
letter from = well kne~n ciflHea ~
@eattie whose uams IN withheld
.ruta publication. declaring that Ger
isin members 0f The police force
AVE said that they uili not observe
ia wnod fAigh ths orders 81 the
mayer and chief nf police feEalai.
ing the morals ~ ths town
guess MapnFaateln knaw >
fuough about the workings ~ = -.
lice department 10 be Abs 10 set HE
orders carried out or 10 tad aaf tha
reason why | no nof think ! nuesl
10 worry much % that score He's
ever. ! have NO reason 60 believe
hat any member ar members ~ the
1osrs arr not trying 70 DO their fun
fuff.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
BROTHERS. CASE
GOES TO CAPITAL

take no action until decision could
be arrived al By the officials az the
national capital
Brother and his attorney. VIII III.
Morris. attended the meeting. which
continued all morning Brothier is
making desperate attempt to
evade deportation. IN the hope that
BY doing 50 he can save himself
from being returned 10 Vancouver
60 await trial on the seven indict-
ments which are pending against
him there.
BROTHER i being held al the po-
lice station without bail lie asked
that bail be fixed. but, owing 10
the Importance Of the case. Chief
Wappcnstein declined 10 take the
risk Of giving him his liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
NAN IS BLOWN
] TOFRACMENTS
tu losesHoREmEa ARE
ELlEo IN EXPLOSION on
AMERICAN STEAMER. BODY
o. ONE BEING PICKED UP IN
PIECES ON DECK.

LIVERPOOL. June 1.-THE
kn<rican line steamer Hayeffort.
fiwz Philadelphia. while prepar.
nc 70 unioad this morning. was iE
Med b. an explosion III her bold
shifh killed. five persons instant
3 and inlared AZ least 20.
The sixth victim died en- route 10
y hospital One 81 the five men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
sNoooY FILES WITHDRAWAL.

James A. Snoddy today filed no.
tice IN the federal court OF With
drawal as attorney Of record for the
plaintiff IN the suit brought by
Amanda Waldron against Edward
+. KEGS. The case affects property
titles In the Union addition. Mr..
Snoddy appeared in the action as
local representative OF Attorney Nc
Mahon. OF les Angeles. who has
charge Of the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
M QUADE GETS
I. THE FRANCHISE
TIA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GRANT PERMIT TO BUILD
ELECTRIC LINE FROM lssA.
euAH TO seArrL9.

John NeQuade. of lasaquah. 20.
day obtained from the county eein.
missioncra franchise for the con.
struction 81 an electric railway "a
run from laaaauah IN southwest
direction 10 Honton. aud thence
north to Seattle
The specifications call for first.
class materials aud rolling stock
n McQuade agrees with the terms ~
the franchise he IL 20 notify the
commissioners within ne days lie
u allowed two Years Ia which "a
begin the work OF construction. and
five years 10 finish t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
susrncrs FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS

Three large bottles Of navurinE
exirsefH aolierted al one Of TIE soda
fountains Of the city are IN the
hands III Mayor Moore for examina.
tiop ard analysis for the purpose OF
aaccfs alnlng whether they contain
any frsosdcntlng ingredients. They
are ksbsisd respectively California
OraTMe, California Ambrusia and
California Cherry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
STRIKE OF SEAMEN
IS MOVING SLOWLY

aboard OF the umatiila wha are ~
ceiNlag their meals. These are the
passengers booked from outslde
places like Everett. Tacoma aud
lielllnsham, The other passengers
were allowed Co sleep aboard last
niEht but their meals are taken at
uptown restaurants az their own
expense. Very few have demanded
a return Of their passage money
those having made any claims have
been accommodated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
MAYOR HAS HEARD NO WORD
FROM HEAD OF FIRE DE.
pARTMENT, WHO WAS DUE
TO RETURN YESTERDAY.

IRE chief Cooks leave Of absence
granted . month ago by Mayor
Moore. on account of illness. expired
this morning % q. m. and there
has been no extension Of II granted.
Neither has the absent chief COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
sEslra EXPORT 10 UNIQUE.

Aa nimoat remarkable coinci.
asnss eccaFrcd Ia tho published
naoHthly report Of the city health
aepsffment for MAJ. which waa H.
aasa yesterday During the month
the nsfsnbef Of deaths Ia the city
was bot there being - males aud
"A fsnnair~ The coincidence lies
IN zoe fact that the figures arc 81
acsaz tha same as those for May.
1905 And this dsfpile the increase
II prulsahiy sa.ooe tn the Isopuiat OF
~ tha effs,
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Steamer Jefferson arrived early
this morning from Skagway and
way ports with 81 nasssneefa. none
nf whom Nere from the interior. The
jefferson Just mieHed the big crowd
frum Fairbanks and Dawson. alau
the million In gold dust. and this
Will come south an one Of the first
airaiacrs due
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
MAN MURDERED
WHILE IN BED

Los ANGELES. Cal. June IL
Geo. scheck, aged %. was shot to
death while IN bed this morning
Its wife. aged 10 and beautiful says
burglars aid a. Nothing tn the
house was disturbed, except "a trunk
Mrs. sehcck says burglars shot
when her husband asked what they
were doing The murdered mans
face Is powder stained. The police
are investigating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
sosy AT PORT sLAksLey.

Fort hlakoley II Just now the
scene a busy shipping. The four
mazied schooner William Noting
ham has completed her load Of lum.
Der aud II loading piles for New
forh city. Captain keeRan IL In
Seattle this afternoon signing a
crew The schooner Mary ~ Foster
II lonslinE lumber for Honolulu aud
will Hail tho latter part Of the
weah Captain Andrew Johnson. 81
the barb Prussia. Is loading lumber
for New York aud he will sail Ia
ahant 10 days The Shenandoah n
heias repaired preparatory 20 taklng
humber aboard for New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
CHIEF OvERSTAYS
LEAVE OF ABSENCE

nunicated with Mayor Moore 20 ask
fof an extension.
where the chief IL and when he
expects 10 return 20 duty II lnya-
tefy 10 the executive officials Of the
city.
He should have returned home
yesterday. according 20 the last
word FRO mhiSn II Is explained that
the steamer on which he expected
20 return home ls tied up ~ san
Francisco on account Of the strike.
but the trains are silIi running be-
tween the two cities and the tele-
graph and telephone wires are in
fun operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
81 COMPANIES
AGREE TO PAY
REBEL AT UNJUST METHODS
or OTHER INSURANCE CON-
GERMS, AND WILL SETTLE
Losses ON HONEST BASIS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
Thirty-one independent Insurance
companies have pledged themselves
20 settle san Francisco losses on a
fair and honest basis.
They held an independent meet
Ing this morning, practically freeing
themselves from the Underwriters
Adjusting bureau.
The revolt was caused by the ac-
ton of the other companies in re-
sorting 20 unjust and arbitrary
means OF settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
Union and Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Are Still Waiting for Instructions From San
francscO.-.AIl Is Quiet Along the Water
Front.

sAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
.sl.rfront strike n nov farther
frna sestlemvnt than at any time
..ee 4 began
opea hoNtil,tics we're resumed BY
- Saline At ncon ri the Pacific
nast Steamship eompenXe steam,
= cafNeao. with a noa.uniou crew.
A. Nesieaa pegtA
Is reported the CITY Of faehla
ii Rave this evening With non.
.ntan hands Tor the uorth
each side made q statement TO-
a. that the negotiations age of
~ the present
walsins for Instructions from san
frzReisco
fAat l. the eomplets summary af
- tie.up Of the umatllla and Cts
4 ropekA aud the waskout Of the
<.anens union az slyen hy officials
n ia Pacific Coast Steamship com.
..ay aaa the officials q the union
- uafniw Late Yesterday AZ
.s-soon Assistant General Manager
r.eRs axie received a halfhearted
<,sxrsphir Instruction from San
Francisco 10 at once sign crews az
saapunlnn men for The Umatlila and
Tspska. bat az noon no unusual stir
ksa be~a made By the officials TO
hslox sat that order
Pvt Captain Patterson. whea
sszed % make r statement said
H. tha slfustIoa sas we'll ia hand
VI that advances we're awaited
,.pn The uAon In front Of the gates,
rssniae the scamcn louugiNx
.hnut the approaches 10 piers A
A. n
Port steward Nffeno claimed that
Il xoliid Be abis. b. the middle ot
~ Afternoon. 20 have a crew Tor
h. stewards department and had
si~sey siwnea up half % the cora
z<nenf ot the efsS 81 Sss Aany
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wAsmNGTOH. y. C.. June IL
in an uifship. which In an exact
duplication Of that ~ which kna-
benahne nearly iost his life this
moralur a Buffalo. Lincoln Beaeby
made successful flight at about
the same time. He started from
the Virginia shore and sailed four
miles. ciroliug the Washington man-
umeut.
Beaehy landed on che grounds of
the White House. aud after leaving
his card diued al the senate res
tauraut and returned 20 Virginia.
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instantly killed was blown 10 bits
end scattered over the deck.
Burns Two Efeurs.
Spoataneoaa combustion u be.
lisycd 10 have hecu the cause u
tie explosion The cargo was
composed largely 81 linaecd oil u
burned tao hours before Il was
extlnRulahed
The dead aud injured are All long
nhofemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
nrrEEs HUNDRED ACRES
SOUGHT Foa $4,000 FoR
TIE NORTHWESTERN IRON
q STEEL COMPANY ~ PART
sEr ASIDE FOR FREE sIrEs.

James A. Muorc. acting for the
ksfthweatern Iron 4 Steel com
nns. this morning completed the
snrxhkxe 81 500 acres 90 the
bsnsife u Kirkland. paylaE there
~ fssa neo
Thie = tfe property upon which
W. NoaFp secured an opfion the
a. before bis departure for Wash
kxtan. where he went 10 xecurs
rrmiaafon 20 construed the I.AAe
EzzAinxton caaai BY private ca.
Nrprfss.
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Peace Fsssotlatlon..


Some ~ he smaller prupriefors.
hoseyer. say they Witi stand pat
and do their own work In this
event the trouble mas extend fur.
Their than expected. as the absence
81 the label viii affect parties doing
business with the shops ia qises
ton
Some Of the boss members have
paid part Of the assessment. which
has been levied for several nonfhs
past. aud others are In arrears from
the first notiee The nnlon has
taken the stand that ali menshsra
must share the strike levy whether
working OF not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

II ihese signed were members Of
the Australian union 81 cooks and
stewards. which Is not affiliated
with the American unions
HAS no Instructions.
AZ the Seamen's union headauaF.
ters. Secretary ON stated that he
had received nothing further than
the instruction to order out the men.
Late yesterday afternoon the Ma
rlnc Stewards aud Walters union
declared a strike. but this has little
effect a. thes were practically shut
out az San Francisco. the immedi.
ate result helns that more union
men are involved.
The arbitration committee Il Ia
session az san Francisco and Il
composed OF all interested Ia tbs
prcsent situation Hopes Tor set.
clement are tFeeif expressed BY both
sides.
Humboldt Not Affected.
The steamer Humboldt. which
salts tonight for southeastern Alas
Ma ports. viii not be affected. A.
SECRETARY Gili stated this morning
the Humboldt pays the Pacific
Coast Steamship company a certain
percentage II SIS earnings for use
OF It's offices. etc. and only hanls
Humboldt freight aud pays the
members Of the crew The Hum.
holdt Steamship coatpany II an IN
.f..sa....4l..af s=s.stesssft ant noe afftft4f5
ed with she coast steamship owners
There Il no disorder and "a an
outsider nothing unusual would Be
noticed At pier II. ,wo police Of.
fteeru are la attendance. but their
duties have 80 Tar consisted nalnlt
OF walking up and do~n mingiinK
with the meu. ~ they would ans
time
There are y or Is paas~hsors
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Steamer Faith IL At Tacoma to-
day completing her Nome cargo and
viii return 10 Seattle tomorrow 90
load 4 stock shipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14

ANTWERP. June - The
steamer Noise has sunk In the
North sea- Ten we're drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-14
PRINTERS ARE
ON A STRIKE
FOUR MEN HAVE BgEN CALI.
60 our As RESULT OF REfu.
SAT or Boss PRINTERS TO
PAY srRIKE ASSESSMENT.

A small aired printers strike il
on In Seattle NJ the result of bras
printers who belonged 10 tbs sniun
refusing to pay the strike as~raa.
useat q ie PR cent On the ~ake
scale ana ssiii insisting ca working
In composing ftune
Two tnen have hsnn called uas
II 4. ! Peters chop. oue oat 81
tho fvY Printing company nnd oae
FROM another small shop. -four men
being affected 50 sar Thts action
takes The union iabel from ths,
shops concerned aud brings them
under tbs hsn II the organization
until a satisfactory settlement Il
reached
Peace Negotiations.
Negotiations ara sslli p~ntinT be
tween the TypoEfsn hieAl union =
committee aud the hess printers,
with a fair prospect % an Under.
standing besng reached 10 shs caae
.of the smaller shops None u The
bigger shops have felt the effreg ~
the agitation. as pFrpfsetora there
have net hecn IN the habit a wotk
ina In their shops In several emaas
Ties have held cards. which werr
surrendered when the strike as.
scssmeai Nas enforced on al mem.
beers
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, II those signed were members Of
the Australian union 81 cooks and
stewards. which IL not affiliated
with the American unions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
SUBMITTED LOWEST BID
But MAY NOT GET CONTRACT
Contractor j. w. Davis Underbid
All Others by
$4,000.

Mr. ]. W. Davis, of this city. sub.
nlitted the lowest bid for the contract
Tor the erection nf the education and
historic arts buildings on the James
town Exposition grounds. His bill
was SIS $50, about $4,000 lower than
that OF any other bidder.
Mr.. Davis said last night that all
the bids probably would be rejected
and that IL this was done lie would
not submit another His bid requires
Il longer time to complete the work
than the others.
Other bids were submitted as fol.
lcws: llanlcy-Casey Company, $lU2..
100; Sirehlow & Co, $l0S,S9l; j .
Monk, Si1F0O.
The buildings upon which these
bids were submitted will be two
wings of The big administration
building, already nearly completed oy
the Hanlcy-Cascy Company.
The big" contractors seem 10
have had everything their own way
on the exposition grounds as the re-.
suit of low bidding. 1t is said that
the smaller contractors were net OK
Eccted TO bid on these buildings and
Tor that reason the bids ran far above
that of Mr.. Davis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10

continue to suffer rather than submit
TO examinations which so many physi-
cinns propose in order TO intelligently
treat the disease; and this is the ren-
son why so many physicians fnil to
cure female disease.
This is also the reason why thousands
upon thousands of women nre corrc-
spending with Mrs Pinkham, daughter
in-law OF Lydia e. PinlShain. ut Lynn.
Mnss. TO her they can confide every
detail of their illness, and from her
great knowledge, obtained from years
OF experience in treating female ills,
Mrs. PinkhRm can advise sick women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs pinlslium he'll ped Mrs II.
C,Willndsen. OF Manning, la. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Plnklam:
can truly say TINT yoi havo saved my
life, nnd cannot express my gratitude in
words. Before | wrote to you telling YOU
now felt, Ind tloctorcd for over two ycarx
stenly, md spent lots of money In medicines
besides but it all failed to do me my good.
had female trouble andwnuld tlailyhnvc faint
Ing spells. bncknche, boaring-down pnins, and
my monthly periods We're worry irregular and
finally cehsed. ! wrote 10 you for your adj
vice and received n letter full of Instructions
Just what to do, and also commenced TO take
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and have hc0n restored to perfect health
Had 1t not been for you would have been
In my grave to-day"
Mountains of proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world couals
Lydia u. Pinlshnm's Vegetable Com
pound for restoring women's health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
ANOTHER BALLOON ASCENSION
Professor Hutchinson viii Give "Hu.
man Bomb" Act TODAY.

Professor Hutcheson, who gave Il
sensational ascension ut Buckroc
Beach Wednesday afternoon will re-
peat his human bomb" act again
this afternoon at 80 o'clock. Owing
to the Indictment weather the ascen-
sion did not take place last night hut
Professor Hutchinson decided to give
two afternoon human bomb" asccn-
sions-thc first of which will occur
this AFTERNOON. RE will also give the
usual night performance this evening
and again tomorrow tomorrow even.
ing.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather large crowd witnessed the
vaudeville show in the Buckroe thea
ter last night. The vaudeville will
be the attraction again this evening
In the theater.
Tho GagnonPoIlocli Stock Com
pany oEens an engagement ut Buck
roe Monday, August 90.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
LIQUOR lJlF LICENSE FIGHT.
North End Citizens Want No Bar
Above fOrlIsth Street.
MAGIlLEY 70 MAKE APPLICATION.
Mass Meeting Held at Calvary Bap.
fist Church Last Night For Pur.
pose of Planning Campaign Against
Granting of License.

Al Il meeting held in The Calvary
Baptist church last night hundred
or more OF the representative citi.
zcns of North End decided to make
Il strenuous fight against the grant.
ing of liquor license To Edward j.
Masilley to conduct a saloon at 1911
Huntington avenue, application for
which Mr. Magiley announces he
Will soon make before Judge Bar.
ham in the Corporation Court.
MIR. William II. Rohrbach presided
and after he had announced the pur.
pose for which the meeting had been
called number OF spirited speeches
were made. 1t was finally decided to
circulate petitions against the grant
Ing of the license among the resi-.
dents of North End. between Fortieth
street and Fifty-sixth street. and TO
present that petition to the court
when the application for the license
is considered. 1t was also decided
to employ counsel TO represent tho
pSSplS VI .NVltH I.ilI Ill Tic matter.
About five years ago the residents
Of North End started crusade
against the saloons then in operation
north Of Forticth street ami after
n long drawn out battle in the Cor
poration, Circuit and State Supreme
Courts they succeeded in driving all
of the saloons out of that section.
Al that time Judge Barram re-
fused To grant any of the saloon
keepers in North End licenses to
continue their business in that sec
lion, but the saloon people took tho
matter to the Circuit Court and Judge
blackstone overrulcd Judge Barham
and granted the licenses.
The attorneys representing the par.
ties defendant In the case then took
The matter 10 the Supreme Court.
III tho Supreme Court 1t was held
That there was no appeal from the
CORONATION Court to the Circuit
Court 4 ruling of great Importance in
this city. Since that time there have
been no saloons north of Forticth
street.
The citizens Of North End will
hold another mass meeting next week
To take further action in The cam
paiSn against Mr.. Magillcy's applca,
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
SCHOOLS WILL HAVE EXHIBIT
Ar The JAMESTOWN EXHIBITION
Superintendent Morton Instructed to
Collect Specimens of Manual
Training and Drawing Work.

superintendent of Schools w. c..
Morton was last night Instructed by
the board of school trustees to have
the teachers in the city public schools
prepare during the coming session
exhibits OF the work OF the school
children in manual training and draw
Ing for exhibition at The James:ow
exposition next summer 1t is pro.
posed that these exhibits shall in.
clude basket work joiner work, sew.
ing and all kinds Of drawings. all
to be done by children in attend.
ance AT the public schools during the
regular course of instruction in those
branches.
From time 10 time during the next
session the best specimens OF car.
pcntcr work, joiner work. sewing.
basket making aud drawing done by
the pupils will be saved by the
teachers and put in the Newport
News public school exhibit in tho.
school building at the ter.ccntcnnial.
In speaking on the subject before
the school board last night. DR..
Cooper said the board should spare
no expense, time or labor in making
the exhibit Of the local schools at
the exposition the best of any school
in the State.
1t is understood that all of the pub,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10

Jefferson Avenue Athletic Club was
me feature among the athletic event $
last night. The athletic club team
won and was awarded cup.
Huston Hughes won tho running
high jump, clearing the rope at . feet,
slX Inches. Gordon Robinson took the
second prize.
BY jumping 4 feet. inches. Gordon
Robinson won the standing broad
jump with ease.
McFall outclassed all his opponents
In the running high dive.
Several races for boys were pulled
OIL, but on account of the number If
OF entries and tho methods used by
some OF the youngsters to win 1t was
impossible to pick the winners. Many
OF the boys made short cuts through
inc ring, ana ms all of them looked
alike to the Judges no one could say
who had won.
Riding Horses.
Mr. Henry Sinclair on Prince. won
tro gcntlcmcn's saddle class riding
contest. Mr.. Hanger. on Champ,
took the second nrizc.
The fun program for tonight's per.
Torrance, The last will be found in
tho advertising columns Of This issue.
big crowd Is expected to attend the
iinal show and the management prom.
Uses the best program of the week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
Annual Mountain Excursion to Ashe
Vile, NJ c., August 18th. 1905,

The Third Annual Mountain Excu.
sion to Ashcyillc, N. c., and return,
will be operated this year, leaving Nor.
folk, August 10th, 1906. Tickets VII
be sold on this date from Norfolk to
Asheville and return for $1,000 with
final return limit August 26th, 1906.
allowing ton days In the beautiful
mountainous section of Western
North Carolina. Tickets will be good
leaving Norfolk 9:30 n. m, or 7:30 u.
m. returning on any regular train
within ten days. Sleeping car space
should be reserved Immediately.
STANTON CURTIS.
Passenger Agent.
IS CRANKY Street, Monticello Hot j,
7-10r22t. Norfolk, va.