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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

Wines and Liquors

belong to the lost tribe that stray.
cd away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm n price
cutter. I'm money-maker: I'm the
one that sells all straight Whistles
retali ut Wholesale prices. The follow,
Ing high grade Toe. Whistles | sell 70,
DC. drink: Paul Jones. Pure Rye,
Sherwood Rye Whiskry, Carroll
Springs. pure Maryland Rye Whiskcy,
Overholt Ryc Whiskcy, Parkwood rye
Whiskey. All OF tho above named
WHISTLES aro strictly high grnde,
match my prices IL you dare beat me
II you can.
Whiskcy IN bulk at following prices
Old NICK Pure Rye. 10 pit. 25c;
gailon .,.......:... slcp
Leonnrd'a favorite, l2 pit, zoe;
suilon ............... .. 500
Hunters baltimore Rye, IL pit.
zoe; gallon 400
MARYLAND Club. 1.2 pt.. 25c.; gal.
AZ" ..'':'.....'. ........... 400
Paul Jones Pure Rye. IL pit, zoe:
s"huh -. ......... 1905. 2.75
Carroll Springs. gallon :. 2.so
MINI Baker Rye. gallon csc
star Rye. gallon 200
MOSS Rose. gallon .............. eco
hardwood Pare Rye. gallon 200
Jefferson Pure Rye. gallon IFS
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon lao
Double Stamp Gin. gallon zoo
inc following brands OF California
Wines, Port. Sherry. Catawba. Claret
blackberry ut 25c. per at; per gal, 75c
Pride OF North Carolina. years
OLD; gallon ........... 80. 200
Kummcill, per gallon 200
N. LEONARD'S
Darrell aud Bottle f1ouss
rs AND 1s MELLEN ST.,
rnoepus, va. Phone, 22a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

Miss EaLe! Booker is expected to
return home this morning from an eX'
tended visit in Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

Baseball! has been introiuced IN
F'nar, u Can't BIZ long now befa. :
that republic is one of these g.Ir!o.u
United States Buffalo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.

Miss Mary Lee. who speng the sum
MGR in Tennessee, has returned here
anl will spend the winter In Hlmp
ton
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Mr. S. r. Ci..sman retrrned yes
1erday from NJ Crandalrs farm
where he sEens few days shooting
birds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03
Reme mber the Divorce Lawyers.

Remember the Divorce Lawyers.
''How about These dukes?" inqu-
red MIR. Stucklle. Are they purity
cXps1i,:iye?"
You bet they are" answered Mr..
.Nurich. who had bought one. And
you want to remember this. Hiram.
The first cost is the smallest item.'
Washington Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-03

Makes whitest and sweetest bread
and pastry. "Waseo" Flour. l0.2S-tf
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
r Clio u S
Mikado Endorses shintoism.

Mikado Endorses Shintoism.
made by Admiral Togo and the emper-
or of Japan to worship at the temple
of Tse. as now interpreted in the Tokyo
correspondence of the London Times,
is that the governing classes of Japan
have again given their official indorse-
ment to the ancient Shinto belief, or
ancestor worship. The emperor went
to report the termination of the war
with Russia to his first imperial an
cestor The temple at Ise is to the
Japanese much what Mecca is to the
Mohammedans.
Christmas Gifts Forbidden.
One of the most sweeping edicts ever
issued by Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy,
head of the Church Of Christ, Scientist,
in which she practically forbade Chris
tfan Scientists all over the world from
setting apart Christmas day as one
upon which to give or receive gifts,
has caused mild Juror among her
followers, who number more than
100000.
In every one OF the 900 churches es-
tablished in various parts Of the world
a new section to one of the church by
laws was read to the congrega tons
on Dec. "a, in which it was explicitly
set forth that no word of thanks or
greeting be sent to the pastor emeri7
tus." as Mrs Eddy has styled herself.
In a message also she criticised the
exchange of presents on Christmas day
as wholly wrong and not in accordance
with the church teachings.
"Eliiah" Domie Broken Down.
John Alexander Dowie, self appoint
ed successor to the Prophet Elijah and
organizer OF the Christian Catholic
church and founder of the City Of Zion
for his flock near Chicago, has gone
to Jamaica physical and mental
wreck of his former self and expecting
not to return alive
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
FARMS

Improved farm homes at prices and
terms in reach of all. We have iust
purchased another tract of 600 acres Of
hardwood timber land, timber consist OF
maple, Eastwood, birch and hernIock, ne
pine slashings or sand. Lands are all
within to miles OF railroad, near good
market town, schools, churches AND
creanleries, good wagon roads to all OF
our lands. With every purchase of land
we build good log house IS # wide. Is #
long, 12 #. nigh, with good roof, floor
windows and doors all co1nplet ready to
move into at prices with house complete.
SIS. TO Sis. Per Acre.
Terms Il cash. balance in equal annual
payments, at per cent interest
SAW MILLS WANTED
to cit one hundred niilioEl feet hardwood
timber, Here rs chance for man with
a small portable mill to buy a small
tract of timber and do custom saving for
his neighbors. We own several Thousand
acres of timber that will cat from to IL
thousand feet per acre.
Buy your tickets to Cable, on C. Sc n n
KY. Low rates to land seekers, r. r fare
refunded to purchaser Of land. For maps
and further pa -ticuiars address
UECkE'S LAND AGENCY,
Cumberland, Wis.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
L A B Q r
Big New Years Wage increase.

Big New Years Wage increase.
The promise of a general advance in
wages to the employees of the Carnegie
steel concerns and the Pennsylvania
railroad with the advent Of the new
year made the holiday season one of
extra rejoicing for not less than 300,-
900 toIers This increase is intended
to be labor's share in the prosperity of
the past year. 1t ranges from to 10
per cent.
Notice was also posted of 10 per
cent Increase in the wages of 1900 Con-
necticut WOODEN mill operatives.
independent Printshops Yield.
Before the strike of the job printers
had gone into effect Jan at least two
prominent independent firms in New
York had given notice that they would
not light the eight hour demand. They
were J. ]. Little & Co. aud Golfers.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
KEEPING TAB
ON TBF WORLD
Concluded from page 7
Porto fsican Frsira: War.

Porto Sican srsica. War.
The Peck Steamship company is COM
peting with the New York and Porto
Rice company for trade with Porto
Rico and already the freight rates have
been cut % per cent The island has
had an extra good sugar crop, amount
ing TO 100000 tons.
$3.50, 100000 For American Telephone.
The issuance of convertible bonds to
the amount of $3.50 100000 was author
iEed by the stockholders of the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph company.
Call Money at 90 Per Cent.
: Ia anticipation Of the payment OF
dividends by the great industrial COM
hsnations on Jan. l aggregating $780,
100000 the banks had been boarding
their reserves to such an extent that
the interest rate on call money rose to
80 per cent, after which it fell again
to . per cent. Secretary Shaw re-
relieving the stringency.
Three Memphis Banks Fail
The Merchants Trust company, the
American Savings bank and the Me-
csaanics' Savings bank, three allied In
ststutionS of Memphis, Tenn, have
been closed following application for
receiver for the trust company. The
Sdatfer claimed ample assets to cover all
liabilities, and the officers said deposi-
tors would not lose.
Biggest Farmers Combination.
#. e. Andrews, attorney for the Ma
honai Farmers exchange, announces
that the amalgamation of the National
Farmers exchange and the American
Farmers union is about perfected. The
new organization will be the greatest
society of farmers in the United States
The National Farmers exchange, CAPT
faIized for S100.000,000, operates sew
eraI hundred elevators in Illinois, Iowa.
Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota and the
Dakotas. The American Farmers I'M
ion has an extensive membership in
Texas. New Mexico, Nevada, Indian
Territory and oklahoma A new name
Is to be chosen for the combined associ-
atoms.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.

Among the various social and intel
lecttiai influences brought to bear in
Denmark on the lives Of the people
none stand higher, both in aim and in
result. than do those brought about by
Danish national high schools" says
the London Post These schools have
been in existence now for about forty
years and were founded by Dane OF
exceptional patriotism and of strong
religious feeling. The term high
school, is TO the English somewhat
misleading, IS we naturally associate
it with secondary education; whereas
high school in the Danish sense is
school for young people and adults
OF both sexes and all classes, mostly
between the ages of IT and 81 The
Danish high school was the outcome
of recent period in Danish history,
when the nation passed through n
crucial period of trouble, loss and
humiliation when its language aud
even its nationality was threatened
from without. and when it seemed for
a time as if even it's intellectual and
SPIRITUAL Independence might be de-
str0yed or absorbed During sues,
periods, when on one OF the smaller
nations. the true proof Of it's men and
women We're tested to the utmost
and Denmark at this crisis in it's his
tory was not found wanting. After
the storm Ind passed and the province
Of Schieswig- Hoistein had been wrestxd
from the nation. Grundtyig and other
patriots conceived and carried out the
high school scheme. and succeeded
finally in attracting to these schools
all that was best and most aspiration
al in the life of the peasanfl.y and
people
King Christian will attend bis sons
coronation in Norway next summer
provided his health will allow it.
Among other notables who viii attend
TIE coronation viii be the crowilprinee
and crownprineess of Denmark who
previous to going to Norway will be-
the guests Of King Edward and Queen
Alexandra
MARION S. NORELIUS
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS
The Presidents Holidays.

The Presidents Holidays.
Most of the week between Christmas
and New Years President Roosevelt
ID family spent at Mrs. Rooseveit's
Virginia country home, Pine Knob.
Against Public Gift to Alice.
The plan originating in Baker City,
Ore, to raise a fund of 100000 or
more by popular subscription for the
purchase ., wedding gift for Miss
Alice Roosevelt does not meet with the
presidents favor
Would License Corporations
Secretary Metcalf of the department
Of commerce and labor in his annual
report recommends that congress adopt
the plan of a federal license of corpora
lions. engaged in interstate commerce.
He 'inds that the great CORPORATIONS
operating over a large part if not the
whole of the country are supervised
only nominaliy by the states from
which their charters spring.
Ito to Rule Korea.
Marquis Ito was duly installed as
resident general at Seoul, Korea. He
is TO be succeeded by Yamagata as pres
ident of the priyy council.
Deaths.
Henry Harland, the American novel
list who wrote 1.-THE Cardinals Snuff
box" died of consumption at San Re
mo, Italy
Richard Hodgson, one of the fore
most authorities OF psychical research,
died at Boston.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
IND UST RIAL
Another Big Copper Strike.

Another Big Copper Strike.
The recent reports of a rich find CT
copper in the Anaconda mine at Butte,
Mont-, appear not to have been exag-
gerated. The vein is found to be from
forty five to fifty feet in width and as
says run above 40 per cent of copper
with an average of Is per cent The
strike was made on the main ledge Of
the Anaconda about 1000 feet south of
the shaft on the 1900 foot level This
as Thought to demonstrate that the cop
per veins Of Butte are permanent i'm
character and will be producing ore
dDr centuries to come.
GASOLINE For Suburban T~oiieys
The Lake Shore Railroad company
has begun experiment with a gasoline
motor car with a view to competing
with the electric troileys between CIeve-
land and nearby cities. Much faster
tszae can be made by the gasoline cars
On the Lake Shore than is made on the
eaeetric lines. IL the plan works there,
It will be tried in several other large
elites.
Fsrai Crop Totals.
The final returns to the department
OF agriculture show the following to-
fais of the principal crops for the sea-.
son OF 1905:
Corn. 2.707, 1913, $40 bushels; winter
wheat 42S, 462. S34 bushels; spring
wheat. 264.516,655 bushels: oats. 95S.-
216,1 S7 bushels; barley, 1861 020
bushels; rye. 27,616Q45 bushels; buck
wheat, 14,585.0S2 bushels; faxseed.
8.477.7:,3 bushels; rice. II, 933 S, 4336 bush
els: potatoes, 260,741, 1914 bushels: hay,
60,5S1,6ll tons; tobacco, 36,033. TO
pounds
Gasoline Test on the Alton.
The Chicago and Alton railroad has
lust completed tests with gasoline cars
designed to compete with trolley cars
between Chicago and St Louis. After
trying light trains hauled by small
steam engines the Alton people reach
ed the conclusion that single car
using gasoline as motive power was
best adapted for short trips at high
S9R11A WIFI iCequeHC STOPS IN Il 0iSTrfcC
where passenger traffic is unusually
heavy. During test runs the car, load
ed 10 it's capacity. attained rate OF
d0r4y miles an hour 1t takes much less
tune In reaching full speed from dead
sfCp than the light trains drawn by
steam engines AS result Of expert
nsents the Alton will purchase enough
gasoline motor cars to take the place
nc steam trains which have been used
in the c0mpany's interurban service.
aates TO Rival Steel Trust
The Republic Iron and Steel company
OF Plttsburg. the Tennessee Coal, Iron
aad Railroad company, the Sloss Shelf
field Iron company and the La Belle
Iron works have been merged into one
corporation. A new name has not been
adopted. but it is probable that the Re
public Iron and Steel company's char
ter will cover the new corporation.
The total capitalization viii be $780,
100000.
John W. Gates and G. S. Guthrie PRO
nnOted the combine 1t is the intention
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
NORWAY.
Christiania.

Says correspondent to the Mime
apoHs Journal: Iron mining will be
big industry in Norway next year
as new claims are being opened in sew
eral parts of the country. At Oest
vahg island, in Nordland, Nor
wegianDutch company is sinking two
shafts and is building wharf and
railway line to connect with the
mines. The locomotive has already
arrived and next season the force of
100 men will be greatly increased. The
ore contains so per cent. iron and is
free from sulphur, PHOSPHORUS and
other undesirable elements. The inn
mense fields in Cumberland valley
were visited by numerous representa-
tiyes of the big iron Industries of
England and Germany and if prospects
are fulfilled it will become one of the
largest fields in the world There is
much activity in the vicinity of Aren-
dial. Carl Lundegren of Stockholm,
has invested heavily in that district.
He has only seventy men at work
now, but this force will be greatly in
creased. A French company has Sc
is looking for more
Farmers on Jaederen, on the west
coast of Norway, are much interested
in the work of a farmer who has re-
Gently returned from America and
proposes to introduce American meth
nIc Tro he TOD
stretch of wild land into profitable
farm and sold it for $1,000 in cash
and thinks he will be able to do equal
~ we'll in Norway.
Christian Krogh says that the gift of
Norwegian women to Queen Maud
ought to be placed in the attic Nat
urally the good women of Norway are
very much wrought up over this 'sout-
burst from Herr Krogh and they are
now after his hide.
A telegram from Eagle. Alaska,
says that Roald Amundsen will remain
in Alaska until he receives word from
hansen. During the winter he will
return to his ship and when the ice
breaks up complete his journey.
The razing of Fort Fredriksten is
already under way Gradually the
ammunition and guns are being
hauled away. These will now be used
for defense purposes outside OF the
neutral zone
Krist0fer Olsen. in Almaas, Stor-
dalen, celebrated his Tooth birthday
few DAVIS aoa He iS pniavipo nYcaI-
lent health in spite of his old age
and is still able to chop wood.
Premier Nicholson is spending the
holidays in Bergen. He appeared as a
speaker at a gala festivity in Trondh-
jem New Years Day.
The National theater in Christiania
expends 10000 crowns annually for it's
orchestra. which. by the way, is one Of
the best in Europe.
King Haakon gave an audience to
773 officers Dec. 4. Since his arrival
at the capital the new king has been
getting busy"
The date for King Haakon'S corona
tion has not been set as yet, but it
will likely be during the early part of
next June.
The storthing has for the year OF
1905 provided an allowance of 263, COO
crowns for the expansion OF the export
business
The Norwegian Nobel prizes wild
this year amount to $4,000 crowns.
Last year they were 14O,S5O crowns.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
FORCES OF FUGITIVE PRESIDENT
MORALES ROUTED in sANTo
DOMINGO BATTLE.
STUBBORN FI6HT AT PUERTO PLATA
GENERAL RODRIGUEZ, COMMAND.
ING TIE MORALES ARMY,
AMONG THE DEAD.

Cape Haytien, Hayti, Jan 5.-Fol-
lowing the attack made Jan. on
Puerto Plata, on the northern coast of
Santo Domingo, by General Demetrio
Rodriguez, commanding the troops of
the fugitive president, General Mo
Fales, which resulted in the repulse of
the Morales forces by the Caceres gar
rison after sharp fighting, the Caceres
troops. commanded by General Ces-
pedes, attacked the Morales troops
Wednesday in their position outside
Puerto Plata Stubborn lighting fol-
lowed, during which many men were
killed or wounded ON both sides. re
shifting I'm the defeat of the Morales
forces, who were dispersed by the Ca
ceres troops. Among the killed was
General Demetrio Rodriguez, former
governor of Monte Cristt, who had an
noanced that if his attack on Puerto
Plata was successful he would pro-,
claim himself candidate for the pres
idency of santo Domingo.
The streets of Puerto Plata are al
most deserted, the stores are closed
and business is at a standstiii.
The Dominican exiies, who have
been authorized by the Morales party
to return to Santo Domingo, are land
ing at Monte Cristi, not far from Pu-
orto plata
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06

men. For period of nearly two years
they did not see a white man until they
reached HerscheI island. where several
American whaiers were icebound.
From this point, with one of the
whaier's captains, Amundsen went by
sledge over the divide to Eagle City,
where they arrived Dec 5.
Two Tailed Comet Observed.
Professor Perc;val Lowell sent word
from Flagstaff, Ariz.. that second
comet had been found on the photo
graph plates made Nov % and that it
had two tails. one extending north aud
the other northwest
Martians Afead of Us.
Camille FIammarion, the French as
tronomer. says that the inhabitants of
Mars are much more highly developed
than those of this earth According TO
his view. the Martians are much older
race than the inhabitants of the earth,
representing what the latter viii be
several billion years hence. Belief in
their great intellectual superiority
strengthens yearly with constantly in
creasing preciseness on astronomical
observations.
Light on Lake Outlet.
A. e. Angel, British explorer in
East africa While engag ed u the sur
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06

OF the new combine to enter into COM
petition with the United States Steel
corporation on a large scale in the
manufacture Of rails. The new COM
bine has no plate mills. but has small
structural steel plant. It is also pro-
posed to Increase the capacity of the
steel mill SO as to make biiEets and bars
on larger scale. 1t is the intention to
erect a large cast iron pipe plant in
the south.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06

sought north
west passage
from the Allan
tic to the Pa
cifc, has an
nounced his in
tention OF con-
tinuing west
ward SO as to
completely cir
cumnavigate
the globe north
OF the Arctic
circle.
Some details
of his thirty
months voyage
from Christi
ania, Norway,
have already
been forwarded
by wire. His
vessel. theGjoa.
is a forty ton
sloop with a
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06

.fion at Christiania. The two men, it
is believed, will constitute a strong
pair
Queen Sofia has donated 25,0O0
crowns to the building funds Of Sofia
Home for the Aged. The queen has
founded this institution and has on
many previous occasions made liberal
donations to it.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06

yey of Lake Naivasha has found the
hitherto unknown outlet OF this fresh
water body emptying into a subterra-
mean river. The lake is 100 miles east
Of Lake Victoria Nyanza and at an alti-
tude of 5000 feet. This confirms the
theory utilized by Rider Haggard as an
incident in his story of Allan Quater-
main
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
TIME TABLE LOCAL TRAINS:

GOING WEST.
No. ., passenger ....... I:20a
NO ., passenger .'.s'.. 10:46 m
NO 10, passenger .'...,.......... 40 p IN
NO. oo'' accommodation -...-.... l:20p N
GOING EAST,
~ ~ passenger '''.'.'...'....... 2:l2 M
w. :, passenger. .'......-.-''...... $40 pr1g
N W.. ~, passenger .................. Has m
Aso' 'oo' RECOMMENDATION -....... 240 m
BROWNS VALLEY LINE,
No, 1s9, passenger, going west. 400 n -,
NO. 100, passenger, going east. u:OO a r2
Way freight, Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday, due to leave at 200 a. m,
carries passengers.
D. j. JONES',
Local Agent, Morris, Mimi
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
SEVERE FIGHTING AT RIGA.
Troops Use Machine Guns on lnsur
gent Position.


Riga, Liyouia, Jan. 5.-About 5000
armed workmen before daylight in
vaded and took possession of the Pro
vodnfk rubber factory and the mill
tary, as this message is forwarded, are
bombarding the factory.
The revolutionists killed the police
men vino were guarding the building
and a detachment then crept into an
adjoining structure. where a patrol of
dragons was asleep, and murdered
eight Dragons and six stablemen and
wounded eleven others. One man
managed to escape and gave the alarm
to the troops, two regiments of which,
with artillery aud six quickfring guns,
arrived at the scene by daylight. In
the meantime the revoIutionists had
thrown up barbados and a terrific
IRE was opened by the troops upon
these defeuses and On the factory.
London. Jan ga special dispatch
from Copenhagen says that the work
men who seized the Prorodnik rubber
factory at Riga have surrendered and
delivered up their leaders to The com
mandeI OF the troops. Many workmen
were killed and over 100 wounded.
Morris tribune., 1906-01-06
SCIE II FIC

Amundsen to Circle Pole.
Captain Roaid Amundsen, the Norwe
gian navigator who on Sept. com
pleted his voyage through the long
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