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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE.
ceircd AZ ctfice of Treasurer. South
Lrh Braneh. N. II. ID. V. s.. National
Soldiers Home, Elizabeth City Curn-
ty. Virginia until IL O'Clock NJ. Sep.
tcmhcr SCI, 1906. and then opened, for
furnishing and installing an Electric
Passenger Elevator in Hospital. at
Southern Branch, in accordance with
instructions and specifications. c1rias
of 1wh!ch with hank proposals and
cthe" information, may be had rpnn
application to b. a. BEFSCN.
Treasurer. 8-5.3tSu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at office Of Treasurer, South
ern Branch. N. II. ID. V. s., Nation.
al Soldiers Home, Elizabeth City
County, Virginia until l2 o'clock NJ,
September Sd, 1906. and then opened,
for furnishing Material and Labor for
Constructing n Timber Revetment In
Jones Creek, mt Southern Branch, N
accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies OF which, with
blank proposals and other informa.
ton. may be had upon application 20
Is. A. BEESON, Treasurer. S.53tSn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
Old Dominion Line
DAILY sERvIcR a.
FOR NHw YoRK--Trom N{Sfos,
compAny's Wharf, Nor HSSs,yS96SsA,l
folk. every week day, Il Tss~
Line

~ Jew tOhh--JrOm ESttS1
company's Wharf, Nor HSsSSiy3tSs>
folk. every week day, a. sM
700 p. m. ~
FARR-First.olass, ono way. $500,
meals and stateroom. berth included.
Round trip. limit thirty days. s1l.oo.
steerage. without subsistence. IS.
Tickets on ssle at @. & o. Railway
Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BEWEEN
NEWPORT NEWS AND RICHMOND
Steamers Brandon and tBerklsy
leave Pier "a" 8:2o every evening,
passengers only. m =.
Steamer Hampton VIII leave. Pier
"a" daily except Sunday. at o a. M,
going to Norfolk. and at 1880 o. IN. !;
going TO smithffeld. Steamer Acco.
mac will leave Pier "a" daily. except
Sunday at 8 a. M, going to Gmithfieid
and about 1880 p. M. going to Nor.
folk. 49, 3 >. G IS,,
All business between New York and
Newport News transacted at Pier 8. &
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk. Smlthfleld and local.
points transacted at Pier nA,"3 foot
OF Twenty-fiftk street: Ri Is
w. H. LANDoN. 4
Agent
TiosPscs. and Tfsfns Mszs d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05

M sale was ever made without an
appeal to the buyers imagination.
He may see what he buys. but he is
making mental pictures of what he is
going to do with his purchase Ma.
hin's Messenger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
Merchants &. Miners
Transportation Co.'s

Steamship Liner for Boston, Provl.
dencs and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News, via Norfolk
Tor noston every TueRday. Wadnes.
day. Friday ana Sundny. Leaves for
Providence every Monday. Thursday
and Saturday. sailing from Norfolk nj
600 y. M.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
haily. except Tuesday and Wednesday,
nt o y. NJ. connecting for Washington,
Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to Baltimore. ono way. 5000;
cound "trip. $500. Including stateroom
berth. Accommodations and cuiBinc
nnequnlled. ,51
Freight and passengers taken for ali
points North and South. Steamers
leave baltimore, foot of Long Dock
daily, promptly at @ p. m.
only limo running Sunday steamer
between Newport News and BaltI
more. For further information apply
to 'i'
d. r. McNETLL. Agent,
Newport N0ws. Va
W.T.. TURNER. q. p. A.
]. @. WHITNEY, A. D. STMBBlNs.
"a " +. d T. M. Genl. Mgr.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
DIAMONDS IMPORTED
FOR RICH AMERICANS
During The Fiscal Year Just End.
ed ThPty-FIYe Millions Dol.
lars Worth, Bought.
NEARLY DOUBLES PREVIOUS YEAR
About Ten Million Dollars Worth of
the Stones Were Uncut Giving
Work for Yankee Artisans-Neth-
erIands Send the Largest ouanti-
ties to This Country.
NEARLY DOUBLES PREVIOUS YEAR

Thi,tv.firo ,,,,,o ,au,, ,,
Of d,omond. woro ,nnor,o1 ,n4n ,hn
United S,,,es IN tho fi.o,, voor ,ooc
AGAINST so7 nm nm :, ,oos s,oooo
mn q, ,oo, ~, sac oon mn - I'm,
Those s,u,ro. tue, ,,,oo,, H..
the pprn,r or statistic. ~ nm No.
partment of cnmmorco ,ud ohor
show tho, tbo ;p,ror,oti,n Of ,;o.
nnnds IN 1ooG was of .rooto. rol,,
than in my o,r,,or y,or ,r inn n,c.
torv ,f orr ;n,ror, ,roa,
No,,r,f,Io chow. urootor f,ro,,.
tioa IN Tho iunnrts Than d;,n,ondc
IA, mi,ionc. IN ION, ,wo r,,rs ,,r
l,ar orl;, IA n,,u,o,,. t., ,oo, 90 III,
lions. :, ,ooo In 10 ,I,,o,s T.,
1907 ,ess thu, . ,,i,,i,rs an, In
1909 ahoui II million d,,,,rs
ions Good Var
This total os az million doI,ore,
worth of aiomonds ,n,norted IN 1ooH
exceods motcri,i,v ,ho f,e,,res nr an +,
earlior vo,r The ,,r.ast to,,, rrior
n 1oOe wo, tim. of too5 ahor, 81
million dollars while IN. ,ot,, fo,.
1ooa fol, brt slightly hollow thai oS
1908
Abou, IN % milton do,I,rs, worth
of diamonds imported IN 1909 werc
uncut to be prepored for use NV The
diamond.cu,tinp establishments of
the limited States while over 81
million do,lors worth were cut but
lInc,+ Stones Irnorted
There has heen n slow ont steady
growth IN the importatIons of uncut
diamonds while cut diamonds have
shown greater fluctnation than
those moi chi
The total ualue of uncut diamonds
imported in 1900 was a little less
than million dollars. I'm 1902 n
little more than millions. in 1909
nearly II millions and since that per.
iod has continued at about this fig.
1lre. while cut diamonds, which i'm
1900 were little less than s mil
lioh dollars. were over Is millions
in 1903. and "a millions in 1906.
This importation of diamonds in
the uncut state is a development OF
recent years.
MANY Men Enaaoed in the Work.
The census report gave the num-
Der of wagecarners engaged in lapi.
dairy work in the United States in
1890 ut only 90. AMI In 1900 at 49S,
and the value of the prsducts. In 1890
at $3l5,6O4, and In 1900 at s5,7S6,-
2S1.. Prior to 1896 the value of dia-
monds imported in the uncut state
was, less than / million dollars an
nually. In 1897 1t passed the million
dollar line, and has gradually incrcas-
ed until, as above indicated, il has
ranged about 10 million dollar n year
during the last three or four years.
Practically all the diamonds I'M
ported into the United States, while
the, product Of the African mines
are imported direct from European
countries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE,

SHORT LIME TO PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST. FLORIDA. CUBA,
TEXAS, CALIFORNIA AND MExI.
CO. REACHING THE CAPITALS oBj
SIX STATES. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Company

=
The new and powerful Iron Palace
steamers. Newport News. Washingto
aaa Norfolk Will leave daily as fol.
lows:
NORTHBouND.
Leave Portsmouth, foot of
North street B.0() +, m
Lenve Norfolk, foot of Wa
ter street ............. $500 p m
Leave Old Polnt Comfort. 1900 p IN
Arrive In Washington 80. 1900 m
Arrive In Philadelphia,
Penn. r; r; .''1o:6o a m
Arrive in Philadelphia. B.
q o. r. r. ssI1.1Ca m
arrive in New York. Penn.
II. R. ...... ......... s1.1o q NJ
Arrive In New York, B. &
Q. R. R. .:.. 49,. $500 . m
Lv. New York, Penn r. II. 5000 o m
Ly. New York, II. G. o. r. r. 1900 D m
I4y. Philadelphia. Penn. R.R. 2:55p m
l.v. Philn. d. & o. n. r. -. 2:08 D M
Ar. Washington, Penn. R.R. 6:1O m
Ar. Washington. B.&O.R.R.ss5:00 D m
l.v. Washington ......... sG:3O D m
ar. Old Point Comfort. 1900 q M
Ar. Nortolkt .,............ $500 q IN
Ar. PORTSMOUTH ......... $3.50 m
daily ssDaily except Sunday.
The trip down tho historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the ele.
CANT steamers. Of this company is un.
surpassed. Tho steamers are eompar.
atiyely new, having been built III
loal, and are fitted mp in the most
iuxuriant mnnner. with electric lights,
call bell and steam heat In each room.
The tables arc supplied with every
aeilcacy OF the season from the mark.
cts OF Washington and Norfolk. For
tickets, reservation OF staterooms,
and further Information apply to d. j.
CALLAHAN. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
scHEDuLn TO ALL POINTS
souTH AND WEST,

N. B.-Followiux figures published
only DIS Attenuation. and are not
guaranteed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-05

The new and powerful Iron Palace
steamers. Newport News. Washington
Aad Norfolk Will leave daily as fol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

gebdtelten SoTaIdonern in Der guten
Stube - uno tommt 5ur re9ten 3eit.
Die Siren uno bungriNen Spbinre
loden mid nidt mebr. sd babe fie
burhihaut. Gle fino talt uno fiibls
Loo unO fabren la6enb unb Die 2ippen
fpiten0 nit einem anoern Oopon. SEPT
feline i'd mid mad Den Sleil6topfen
Ggpptens, un0 nenn 2ori @ogel jebt
tommt, bin id enti6loIen - Su
peibt '6on. 81 puS!"
sd 9ratulire!" ipra6 Der %finitere
Sreuno. nuno bite, mid ais patben
por3umsrtcn."
rTos ioait Du! lln0 meine Sprobs
hinge lcGen feline Samlet8 lperoen pie
i6r Batter, Sonhern Elm GeI6leht,
oos Wirita bur6quert uno ben Chin
boguIio ertlimmt, oaS i'm MeihSta9
oonnert unG nit pinIel uno MeiBel
un'terbli6ss ifafft!!" Seine 4igen
lcudt:tsr I4on pieoer in fe%urigitem
9lan5. nNn ibren Sriihten ioIt ibr
fie %srtennen. Damn ljiro mar merten,
ais peS 8eiItes 8ino ibr '@ater unbss
merit iiber Die Grhe sepanoelt 1T -
leiblid unIheinbar uno .itia lnb
bod g.. Nur I6aoe. oaB er einen
Gnuds' bate = einsn Sprun1. pie
cine toItburc GaIe, Of, barum ni6t in
Den Sturm 0.S td9li6en Ge6raudes
pabt uno beIdaulid. fern bonn Welts
9etyitte, in Der Ode itsbt!
.uaO Sic, lieser 2ammpirt9 - id
iebe CO an Sbrcr Better uno SGrem
Suybentopf = Sic ippaen Elm gute5
inert t6un unO mir 5u Gbren Oa8 feb
Ieros 3 am .Meiien 2amm' ergGn5en.
2aiIen Sic e3 muir! Nift MIR oas bel
ligs 2dn0 Silpl. Die ganje ggett 1T
unortbpgrapbii6! IS itimmt ni1ts
gans in ibr. ionoern psrtebrt iih in
icin @egsntbeili Warum iou in iold)
punosrlihen 2iiiten niht aud einmal
eih 2amm reiie lperosn3 Sd bins
%getuoroer - Elm lpunihloier WetIer.
uno gebe itia uno er9eten meinen
Ghid'a! entgegen, &omm, 6reuro,
mir po[sn 2ori 0ogel sinbolsu. lluo
iuenn tie mid fraet, mas ih in3tpiiheu
erlebt. 10 io3s i6 i6r: Sd Bin ais Der
refine Ibor aus Der Sborlibiitte getres
ten, babe mid umgsihaut uno eefuns
ben, oab orauBen ales eitel 1T. unb
febre run detroit tpisb,r suriid in oas
2ano Goen Der pb%antaIie. 0enn Die
Wirtliatsit Der Gings 1T 2uss: .@m
farbigen @6olano haben mir oas 2ss
BEN -"
r. ~ 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Gnoe.
YpItrGnbcr am Wcrfc.

Sad o II, Miii., :. Gc5cmber. -
Ter @~eloidrunf I'M Eoitomt in @al.
man, Wiiii., mur0e beute iriib Don
Eoltr1itbern auigeiprcngi. Iie Git
BREEDER erbelltetet mebrere 0linoert
Cellars in @elo uno Wlrten, Slmter.
bdIb 'oieier Wod)c lit Dies Der brittle
Hauo cntlnng Der Strede Der .Sui.
uois Gcntrnl 9abn" i'm iii0lid)en
SbeiIc BON Wiiiiiiippi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
s., epagn's &ritanrani,

Srrfammlinqs.e oiaI oes vslnioniu.Gpn.
ciabes gir. 800, 5. >. ~ rSteubens9i.
iirifts gtr. 1905" nS1iuers3 iftrifts Gr.
1903. .. Il. o." mo oSiftrifts VT. SO,
9. II. y. paae an @ereine 81 bernie
then. 6cinite @tere. gSeilc NIB aioere
8etr1nfe. Gel: e. & 2. Rptfe 629 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Saltimort's crfabrcnitcr Wctpcn.
Spe;iolijf.

Grcburtiae Grfolae our6 bic moherne pbp.
fologliDe Acknowledgements, berbnnben init
Der Inipenoung Der befierl bejluiifenfhditIihen
ausraiiure. in Der Giaot ersieii.
Oiun aebe bic &ofiuung mot auf. ebe mar
niti Er. Gattau 0crn,au cGnfuliirf bat. Sun.
oeric BON %frii9ercn 9atienIei. beSeieen Qern
3. y. Sntoot, g,r. 1t20. BopbJeps e trnbe:
,Sebn ger3te paben mir feline GrIefdteruuo
BON reinci 9eibsr.: .Er.. 9ernui iLiirie mid
oolfoaImcH In fiiIf NpdeiI."
laet:
s9r. Fabian Serman bat mir bns geher
%lereiiet; ATE auoeren ster5te, Die perfudien
mir 5i teliert, tcniibten fi9 umfonf."
Iuberbem firirte Or. German nod rieIe Wn
ocre. %barhnter dut 2r. Nuguft Stasiot, yr
tl2, 9ouipnpsS irnbe.
8drurn ioate CT Sbner nint ebS--' ne bel
'en7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Se.ob Mich ,Wcluoir.S air,"

s Sunpiainrtier bes @efungpereins ,l;elo.
, HE. S%iigiiuftnen ieoen 9onneritaggtbcno
. Sertnini1tl1Gcn bes Centennial Meeeers
{ 0erein5" ieoen 9. nno 4. Sieniiaa i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

~" Ter .9rauer. mo aiiier.lln'
icrItiisungsperein" peranitaltet NOR
1cn in Sbimet'S Sale. oit Noro.
@rooopop, nobe Der Goger-S traBt.
icinen IL. SabrcSboll. iiir wcIfcl;
elm eriabrenes Gonite lett Molrotcll
10 rmiidtige arrangements gctroficn
Tot bab alien @dItcn g%cuubrcide
Stunbcn in HuSii6t Itcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

Nr. lf04, Guro.Se ntral.9 penue.
r9n 8aliinWre" Der emmett Iib bier ieoen
wtortag. - Scprge 9,rebm & Guns Yier
nit 3apt nab oeutf6er Irt oireit pom
Sab.
mi mn Mani
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

""" los j1brlide alitcrniouper
ocS yNaaemcinen 9euiid)en @aiien
bollicS" iinbet am Mittwodl ben ).
Te5embcr, I'M aiiitnltSqeb1uoc itoit.
Ger Tnmcn Ndbpcrcin bot oiid) Die
ics Snbr IN jeoer Siniiht 10 umioi
lcrOc Torbcrcitungen getroffen, ooB
hie 5ohlreih erparteten WGitc oac
prompt beoient lperoen fonnen. llnD
BOB Ser @eiud) Gin SobIrciher ieill
nirb. lit bel DEM eolen ;}lped. iiir
Delhen Der erlos beitimmt lit. iclblt.
pcritdnolid. Ser Gintritt betrGgt iiir
Uriuad)iene 30 Gents INTO fiir Sinner
Is Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Bertangt i'm MQsemeinen.
1euNmcs wro,I,s.woh,u,,iuuoa,yv r,o,

Tentffcs Mrbttts.T inngs .Yirean.
Nr. 2l9. iosSbarp-Girabe, inter Der auiltht
benffhe Sanomerier, slrbeiier iino 9ienltboten
81 bef6dftlaen piinfden, po1cu ii6 pcrf1idif
ober tl frariirten Sriefen IN ben Mgenten Der
Scfealtaft Goliath .. Wiener, Simmer liz,
UT. 2f5--217.. 9oartiano.etraBe, ipeioen. ipeE
der linenteeltlih gusiunit ~ertbeiIen miro. =
Sprebffinoeii bon 1 bis 5 ilbr. tSnn271S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

On Gbilobelpbio iii int rs. Sc
bensiabre Der moblbefannie 0irigent
urb Gomponiit Wur SoBlcr geltor-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
@rurg Is. alein's Metaursui,

Sr. 2it, GluD., nnbe S,oUaro.Strafe.
Wor5iiglibe g9cine. SDiriinulen II. u.iion.
St9nrreii: 9eltes gtcr am .3apl. Gunih
fir 8et1dtlslcrte non ll.30 BORN. bis
2 ubr Nahmiitc9s. Gclepbpn, Is. & u,
- GIT. &erlion 300S 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

Standardization Senrp
&leln. Satin oeS befannteu Heitau
rateiro &enrp 9lein bon Hr. 2t6.
Glap. Strube. mcldc an Gonneritaa
im ~Stabt @oipital" megen appen.
oicitis operirt lunroe. beiinoet lid alli
Dem @egc Der 9eIierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
@cr an Ghcmmatismns. @i

User an GbcnmatiSmms, @idJt,
Wdgcn' ooer irgeno citer dlroniid)en
ooer nerooIen 8ranfbcit leioct. iollte
nid)t beriGlnntu. oas @ienna Sana.
tnrlnnr, Alb. @eltS apetteItraBe, 81
belnfen. Gle alnItalt garantirt cine
Sur fir jeoen bon ibr iiberuommcnen
Snu. (322-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Stcacnscindc
stencgcinn:

Cine heuiiCbe Grdu iudt eieHure MS Snus.
b1licr.it. Ndh5uiraneii bel Subn @ilts, Rr
323, eis'W,anetras Strahc. (335-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Gtear0eiuh:
Bclo su uerleibcn.
WaruIanb Ghattcl Qpan MGpeintipu

Vt1rgIan6 NbaffcI Yuan W%Ii0ciaflOM.
$40 bis $500 'perben uerltehen ant gaSb,in,
Yianos etc, ohne Gntiernuna berielhen.
Geit 4. Sanuar 1905 b~eIinoer ftt mniere vi.
reaiiy pieoer in unferem alien 2pfale,
Gnfpert Vailotua,
BEN @eri1tspebduoe ecaeniiber.
8tmmer @r. 22y. 231. $50 3srueifer SIur).
shbpH.gde HaHette. mno Ct. HauG gtrabe.
Scneenirs fEr @eI&dftsfreunbe.
(Tot9 ~ .T&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
gu b~erfaufen.
Aii uerfnniriI

III otrtnnItil:
Sret Nnipldte nit 5u'arnuler ~ Sub Sront
an Gin. S!raBe, SIDE =rpfpcctsstuenue Curtis
gg9. NM 100 6nB Iiefe. GGh5ufragen in Ser
Stllte hes rrchtihcu Gcryciponncntcn."
t335-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
3ehn Trana's "gader.Serbcrse,"
3ulcph ennucunrris Gar.

2ffa, 6nlucrior.Hc uo, nabc 4 reocrid Niue
Die beiien gaeine i'm 9Seiteno. Wia6l.
5ei.en 6u isost Seit. 9eindftalunf1 cine
Spe5Idliihi - SaIlcn 5u pertnietbeu. -
S~dupteunriier bes aGanuitettcr 8olfsieits
9sereins."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
Dies lit 1hrc Mclrncnhcit

-. .| 'F wv VtFtBN"VeH
6lr StpcrhllfQ cues !luocrucn , uocr 3.liSis
il8cll SnltcS IN outer 2uQc.
300 6duicrncricrt Sit.Gurtb.Iucuac.
%tlhtll III luC StrubcMNib1sGliicu. Scoe3
@Gus hclitt ale Ginrt6tmgcil, nit os;ca TN
m%ooerl'es Naua ausseitaiiet iperoen fam.
Id9lihl hHo SuuutngS 5ur SnIpeftipn piicn.
Sbus. y. Nurocttc,
tSept1-) pr. II, Sit-gerinltpnsS Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
VI. GiderS Gai

{ Subu ". Gider5 Gaie,
. Sdrlbler nit teilen &cinelt, GpiritIofcT
{ lino 9igarreH.
{ Gr. sic, Siio.Srrmont.Nur., Baltimore.
{ 6reiIInfb ben euli1c;t gug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03

$50 pru Rude Sum gtuian1
miro an WPdbdDeI be5ablt, ole cilplS bonn DC
irieb elmer N16nidfhinc n~cri!ebcn. gSir fntics
ben SainftGa5 ! l1hr giu1nitiaaS inb bnbcu
Mrbsit Pon g4isT &fibiGgaartR' lG i1ilni$sls.
llebutg out 6ablt. gaf5uiragcfi bel Niic
Bros, Or. 1876 bis 1872, &eit. Sabrttc.e tafc.
(9iob2i ,1Wit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-03
gerIangt Sraaen nnb MGbdcm:

9yerlanat:
Gin oeutti1es Mdocbsn fir Sausdrbelt III
cilter tlcineni Sarrilie. 9iadb6uirdgcn bet VI.
Is. @auiter, Gr. 1913, Geit'Sa!tirnore's Str.
(331-Sl
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
WILL ACCOMMODATES PEOPLE.

Through the efforts of w. II. Dill
ley. the prominent business man and
ranch owner of Clifton, and others
of that section. a set of Communication
railroad rates have been secured be-
tween Clifton and rand Junction.
Mr.. c. II. Speers, general passen-
ger agent of the Colorado Midland.
has concented TO make n Communication
rate of S420 for 90 rides. Clifton and
Grand Junction. or ten round trips,
Clifton to Grand Junction.
The tickets will be good for sixty
days from the date they are issued.
They can be used by one or more
members of one family up to six or
by the employees or servants.
This new arrangement makes quite
IA saving in railroad fare to people at
Clifton who frequently visit this city
BY purchasing a commutation ticket
about fifty per cent is saved ON the
same number of round trips The
usual fare of As cents on way or 80
cents for the round trip.
Doubtless the citizens of the CHI
ton community viii appreciate the
action of the Midland in making this
"a n
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
Roy STRUCK BY TRAIN
AND MAY DIE

Yesterday afternoon VIII Ollie. the
17-year old son of s. Ollie, ranch
man residing near Clifton. was struck
l,v freight train and dangerously in
jured. , ~.
II seems that Young Ollie and some
other BOYS were running along the
railroad track in front of the tram
which according TO the report was
running at a slow rate of speed. me
bovs. Il is said. were seeing now
many times they could cross the track
before the train caught up WIN
them " As a result young Dille ran
In front of the moving train once 100
often and was caught under the
wheels.
somehow the boy managed to get
from beneath the train before ne was
ground to pieces. As II was he was
taken to his home frightfully injured;
There was a terrible cash on his head
and the skull was injured. The risht
leg was broken in two places. one arm
is injured and there are many Dad
cits on different parts of his body.
A physician was soon secured ana
rho wounds Of The young man were
riven prompt attention. He rested
fairly well during the night and in
snfte of the many injuries and the ser
ions nature of a number OF them ~
is thought that the boy has good
chance TO recover His escape from
instant death was indeed remarkable'
Had the train been running az a
rand rate Ollie would have Deem
ground to pieces =.
The Young man is well known in
the upper end Of the valley.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
UNITE WITH CHURCH

At the services yesterday morn
ing and last evening total of eighty
five persons Joined the Methodist
church. About seventy were received
into the church at the morning serv-
ice and about fifteen joined last even
ing. A number of others who intend
ed 10 join yesterday We're unable to
be present.
This large number of additions to
the church is a direct result of the
revival. Additions will be made 10
the membership of several other
churches Of the city as result II the
meeting.
The number taken into the church
Yesterday was the largest number
of new members accepted on any one
day by the church.
Rev. Forsyth filled the pulpit yes
terday morning and evening address
ing large congregations,
The revival services were brought
To a close last evening.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
WILL OPEN \ BRANCH STORE

Charles r. Trobitz, the well known
plumber of this city. has made ar
rangements to open branch house
in Pallisade, and this week he will
have the new store ready fir bust
ness.
Doc" Davis of this city. will have
charge of the business. Mr. Trobitz
will carry a fun line of plumbing
goods at Palisade and be prepared
to do rsft class work Steam fitting,
the work of intalling gasoline eng
ines and repair work will also be
given attention.
Mr.. Trobitz is the first to open a
plumbing establishment in the thriv'
ing city of the upper valley and he OK
poets 10 keep the branch house up tC
the standard of this big establish
ment in this city.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
Shot Herself
Through Heart



Del Norte. April Special to Ihe
Sentinel.-Miss Maud Heinz, twehly
five years of age, daughter OF Chas.
Heinz one OF the most prom en- en-
merchants of Creole, committed SUI
eide al the Windsor hotel inns morn
ing at ten O'Clock by shooting hel-
self through the heart mol
Miss Heinz came down 10 Dei
Norte this morning from Alanlosl /,
where she has been visiting irieRus
and secured room at the hotel pe
Ing assigned to room 20. She regis
tered AS Miss Violet Terri OF Ioi-
umbus, Ohio. ,,...,,d IN
hfter leaving note addressed, 10 l..
her father and one to v w. fdIhe'
n railroad man running out o. IA VA
mosa she sat on the side oil tne peu
and taking a IS calible reVoi.Eyse I'VE
shot herself through the heart IN. ne
father states he knows OF no fsas sor
whv his daughter should take NJ
life. She was well known thro 'Ils,.
ont ali of the San Juan LUIS yail van ,
and was a noted musician. Ihere -
some mystery connected win tue
case.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-02
Railroad Company
In Trouble!

Special 10 The Sentinel.
Philadelphia. April Writ ser
vers of subpoenas will start out today
from the United States district court
searching for all the high officials OF
the Pennsylvania railroad companies
These officials will be hauled INTO
court TO testify in suits TO determine
the exact status of certain coal snip
pers with relation to the railrod com
nanies. The general allegation up
on which the suit rests sets iortil
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
Is the real owner Of the mines IN
question: that certain coal shippers
named in the complaint are mere
selling agents and that as such lhey
obtain freight rates and rebates ue
MED all others in the production anu
sale Of soft coal.