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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
News OF Nebraska.

REPUBLICAN CITY-The Methodists of
TINS city have commenced the erection OF
and will be an ornament TO the town. The
olo one was sold to A. A. Maley. ~
REPUBLICAN GITf4-Ths weather con-
tended is doing all right. Wheat viii be q
FAIR crop. First cutting Of alfalfa NJ extra
I good and nearly All e in stack BY this
TABLE RoCK-Fortysof PawnAe eoun,v's
osiknt young students, members of the
various districts Of this zeoHnty, received
their diplomas at the graduation exercises
Friday afternoon. $3.50 800 vs.
CoLUMBUs-Invitatio have been ia
sped Tor the marriage OF Miss Edna WEIGH
the wedding 70 occur on Thursday, June 1
az the home Of the brides parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. J, r. WEIGH.
TABLE RoCK-The returns OF the
assessor show handsome increase in the
assessment IN the county, the total in
8, eS 3ses being 20 lis n the county over that
village 1905 NoNA
TABLE RoCK-The report is current In
Iaiiroad circles that the burlington railroad
VIII double track the line from this place
20 napier, NO, and thus avoid the con
s,,n s'sie OF anairs that often occurs.
this branch of the line
TABLE RoCk-Miss~ Jennie BAIdridRe
adhushler OF MT; and Mrs. ]. V. Baidridge.
,---- - 1hNeu mere. out moved over
near PaWnee City, was married T-nTrsSs !,
sNenlns AT the home OF her parents - NJ
Brownies Davidson OF Amss, Ia. Al
which place the young couple viii me- i~s
their future home
TECuMsEH-The infant daughter OF Mr.
10 MIS-: James Murphy, who live on a
q It's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John a
sherman, IN this city, sunday mornIns II
had been sick week or more The f,inarsi
VIII probably he held Monday afternoon
TABLE ROCK-C. u. Robinson has t,s,
t soinPletea the Job OF drawing in his ca.
talpss from his farm between here ana
faWnee city. He has certainly haTyestsd
4 huee crop and he IL now having AZ ssued
ht9 posta and wood He will have rnSnS,
carloads OF posts ana about 200 rlets y,
wood from his to-acre farm OF catsipss
TABLE RoCK-The fine large house an
the farm OF William Miller four mfiSs
nortn OF town. burned TO the around "a t,,r-
asy AFTERNOON, The origin OF the ire h
unknown. The house was the former bop,s
OF ex-senator Theodore w PeDoon ana
Nas putt more than thirty years aro IN
and contents tl7S. W f''s'''
AhNOI.D-Guy Damn. who has ~,
cashier o. the Farmers state bank ~ tbts
place lett today for kearney, after havinss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

The observation-disclosures and b. JET
ters played game yesterday afternoon
at Vinton street, respondent with hitting
and errors Neither team put up their
usual snappy article, but kept the crowd
interested, as II was nip and tuck until
the finish. Scully relieved Saffelder in the
ther scoring. The score: R.H.E.
b I, - dt0d22 Ill i5
Earned runs L.-G.-A., 6; B. letters, ..
Two-base hits; Adams Tonneman, Glib
son, Van Cleve, M. Collier. Thrte-base
hits: Lawlor. Bradford. Sacrifice hit:
Clark. Bases on balls: on saftelder.. /;
4; by Scully, 3; by NJ. Collier, g. Double
play: Bradford. Clair 70 Mlnikus. Stolen
bases: Minikus. Gibson %, Bradford,
Broadbeck Batteries: SatfeldeT, Scully
and Clair; NJ Collier and Finley. Time:
200 Umpire: Watt.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
RamhIer. nent Cooper..

The Ramblers defeated the Omaha Coon
erage company team Sunday al the letter
Ras rSiber slow owing TO the bRss s9 ,5S
which raised the dust so that az times.
the ball could scarcely be seen Ronau
little Wildness. pitched a good game
Denny. his opponent, did well except In the
hrst inning, when the Ramblers landed on
him for seven runs Williams. who caught
for the winners, played a fine game until
he WAS compelled 20 retire In the ninth
with broken nnger. The Ramblers played
run 10 the left held fence, with the bags
full. was the feature 81 the game. From
the hTst inning until the last man stTuek
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
LUCK FAVORS THE INDIANS
Pueblo Scores Two Runs While Ball is
Lost in Dust Storm.
RAIN STOPS GAME IN THE Sixth
RunkIe Only One of ROurkeites
20 Gross the PIate-Denver
and Lincoln Break
Even.

PUEBLO. Colo. June IA wind and
rainstorm brought the Pueblo-omahs game
to a close at the end Of the fifth inning
with Pueblo the winner, to l. Luck gave
the game TO Pueblo after Faurot and
Messitt had hit safely, Cook Knocked a
Texas Lacquer which sailed high and
landed in duststorm. When the ball was
found Cook was ON third and Faurot and
Messltt had scored. Omaha got one across
in its half of the hfth. and Pueblos half
the rain came down in torrents. The game
was called and given to Pueblo with two
men on bases and no outs.
Tho
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati shuts ont BROOKLYN Three
to Nothing. }t

BROOKLYN. June 17.-sunday base ball
playing by professional teams was resumed
here today and Cincinnati defeated Brook
lyn 3 to after the police had made fye
arrests in order that q test case might be
made in the courts Those taken into Gus
tody were President Charles II Ebbotts,
Manager Patrick Donovan and Pitcher
Eason of the Brooklyn club; Manager Ed
ward Hanlon and Pitcher Fraser OF the Gin
cinnau club. Eason had pitched but two
balls to Fraser when a police captain and
several detectives walked upon the field and
made the arrests. The accused men were
taken to a nearby police station and ad-
mitted to bail for hearing before q police
magistrate tomorrow morning The game
then proceeded without interruption. Fully
II 900 persons attended and practically all
OF them placed contributions in convenient
boxes at the various entrances. Tt'is upon
the question as to whether or not these vol
untary offerings constitute subterfuge for
paid admissions that the legality of Sunday
ball playing in Brooklyn hangs. Scanlon
finally pitched the game for Brooklyn to-
day and Ewing was in the box for CIncln-
natl. Score .s'-'-. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
sioux City Defeats Des Moines.

SIOUX CITY, June IA thunderstorm
coming up in the ninth inning OF today's
Compelled Umpire Mccarthy to call the
game. the score at the end OF the eighth
of the ninth in the dark and scored two
runs, giving It a lead OF one. Sioux City
tied the score, and with a man on base
and two outs rain began 10 pour down and
put a stop to further play, the umpire
awarding the game 10 Sioux City. Sioux
City early took the lead and he'd Il through
out. Des Moines did not score until the
seventh, when three hits brought one man
home. Welday's home run with Canyn on
base scored the other two. The Packers hit
Mckay freely and scored one run In four
different innings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Smith Defeata Ander.on

CHICAGO, June r.-Will smith ooan
golt champion of the United States IN fsaa
ssne az present open champion of Mexico
ueIeated william Anderson four times
holder OF the title, by up and 10 pIev
x h So-nole match today on the links a.
tne chicago Golf club at Wheaton, Smith
ms1e q % In the morning round a new
marx Tor the links, with the tees set back
Anderson made so and ~ ""' IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Prohibitionists to Meet.
Henry Heiser Accidental

accidentally shot at an early hour this
morning by his porter, Henry Brown, died
at o'clock and will be buried Monday
afternoon, the 'Basles having charge OF
the funeral Heiser and Brown were pre-
pairing to leave the saloon wheHgthe for
mer gave Brown his revolver, which had
been deposited with the saloon keeper
Brown, knowing the revolver he left at
the bar was unloaded. pulled the trigger
The ball struck HeiSer In the head. Brown
had been given the wrong revolver. Heiser
was "a years old and leaves a widow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Man Hurt An Runaway.

SHELTON, Neb.. June i7.-(Special Tele-
gram)-During the ball game here yester-
day the horse attached to Mr.. George
Meisner's buggy got frightened at an auto
mobile and upset the rig, throwing Mr..
Meisner out and the buggy on top OF him,
badly bruisins him, although no bones are
thought TO have been broken. It was a
very hard fall and will lay him up for
some Tina.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Currie Home from southue...

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. June I7.-(special
Telegram9-Frank NJ. Currie, whom the
people Of Custer county are booming for
United States senator, returned this morn
Ing from an extended trip to New Mexico
and Arizona. Mr.. Currie Is much pleased
with the political outlook and enooura ging
reports that have been sent in during his
absence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

SHELTON, Neb,, June iT.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-kearney and Grand Island bal
mines played loose game OF ball here yes-
terday afternoon. A large crowd was out
out 10 play good game but fell far short
OF doing IL, The start was decidedly N
favor Of Grand Island up until, the sixth in
hold OF the game and ended up with the
score Of is 70 In favor Of the Kearney
nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
SIOUX CITY TENNIS PLAYERS WIN
Omaha Field Club Players Lose Five
Ont of SIX MntrhAn

SIOUX CITY, Ia. June l7.-(special Tele.
t ErSm: )-sioux City took nve out OF six
S 9ennls matches Hit with players from the
MeNeil beat Potter 7-5, 6-3 Gilman besi
Martin S-S SO; sSFibner, Omaha, beat Hiles
SSa,NySx ~ -; Howell beat Young So s-I:
SlcNei5 ana Gilman beat Martin and Scrib.
nsr So, 81, SO; Baker and HoweII hest
Young and Potter SO e-l. "'' 0ea'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
sTERLINGs SLUG OUT VICTORY
Omaha Team Springs It's Best Bntters
at Atlantic

ATLANTIC, Ia. June 17.-(special 1.-THE
nome team was defeated today by the
Sterllngs OF Omaha in what was a real
smuggling match. The Sterlings hit the bali
hard, making seventeen hits for total Of
twenty-five bases, holding the game safe at
AZ times. Atlantic also did some good
hitting, but not at the right time. In the
last half Of the ninth Atlantic had the
passes full, but Christensen held them safe
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Fremont Defeats schuyIer.


MARSItALLTOWN, Ia, June 17.-Csp4
ctal Telegram. )-Resuits in the Iowa laSSi,o
Marshalltown, 8; Ottumwa, 0.
Oskaloosa, IL; Boone, o.
Fort Dodge. I; KeOkuk. 4 (ten inninRs)
Burlington. As: Waterloo, "a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

Stolen base; Randall. Sacritce hit: T.
Smith. Three-base hits Reddick, Collins.
Passed balls: Zinran, Zalusky. Struck out {:
BY Paige. Z; by Eyler, 8. Double play:
], Smith to Russell, First base on errors:
Denver, 2 Left on bases Denver, 4; Lin
coin. g. Time: 100. Umpire: Keefe. At
tendance: 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

putouts and twenty-eight assists, a total
OF thirty-three chances, all accepted In
eidentally, these are all the chances San
ders has had, for he was never known to
makes the team fielding 1886 instead OF 1884
as printed in The Sunday Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

As Was susgested in The Bee on SUNDAY
morning, War Sanders is not guilty OF M
three errors eharged 70 him In the tele,
Denver The Denver papers chsrEs a.
Omaha team with only three errors AM
none Of these 70 Sanders account ThiS
for 1905. and he now u credited with avs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
MINNEAPOLIS.

5toIen bases: CIymer % Wrigley, Hinch-
man, Coulter, Berger Sacrifice hits: Wrig-
icy, Coulter Friel, Freeman. First base on
balls; on Berger, a. off Cadwallader, l.
Two-base hit: Greminger. Double plays:
kihm to Berger; Fox to Freeman to Shan
non. Hit by pitched ball. Ryan, by Cad
wallader. Struck out: BY Berger 8; by Cad
wallader. 8; by Thomas, g. Time la I'm
pire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Even Break in LouisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, June 11,-Louisville and
Milwaukee broke even here today in
double header. In the first game Oberlin
was q, puzzle to the locals, except in the
second inning. punkle was batted hard and
kenna relieved Him in the fifth inning. The
locals won the second game by batting
Curtiss at opportune times. Kenna pitched
good ball and had the visitors shut out
until the ninth inning. Score flrst game:
InIIaVIII.R MI W III,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
sTERLINGs.
ATLANTIC.


Two-base hits: Morrow, az. CambIin
hA,9a t (O, Webb, Bowling Three-bnse
n ny: deroert. Home runs: Franklin. Her
ing, 20; First base on balls: OF BIrcher
on Christensen. l. Struck out. Ry
6,ireher s; by Christensen, TO- Double
Rssys: bbiTeher to Morrow; Meeks to Webb.
kassen pals: Timm, 2; Rockford, 2 Hi
py pitcher: Bircher, 1: Christensen
Time: 2;l5. Umpire: Heis l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Totals
DIES MOINEs.

TWo-NH husi Hess Sheehan. Home
runs: Noblit, welday. sacrinee hit: Weed
e,Olen Uase; ness. Bases on balls: ON
Jackson. I; by Mckay g. Hit BY pitched
ball: Weed, Campbell. Time: 500 I'm
pire: Mccarthy, Attendance: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Totals
DENVER.

Sacrifice bits; Belden. y Smith, Engle,
Three-base hit Wolf Home run: Wolf
Bases on balls; OF Engle, 1; off Holmes, 3.
Struck out: BY Holmes 3. Wild pitch:
Galgano. Ba1k: Holmes. Double play:
]. Smith to Russell. First base on errors:
Denver, 2; Lincoln. /. Left on bases:
Denver o: Lincoln, 5. Time lao UNI
pire: Keefe Attendance: 1000
Score: Second Rames
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

Two-base hit: McChesney. Three-base
HILL Brashear. Sacrifice hits: stovall. Hail
man, Kerwin, Shaw. Bases on balls: on
Dunkle, 3; of Kenna, l. of Oberlin, T.
Struck out: BY Oberlin. g. Wild pitch:
Oberlin. Hit by pitched ball: Roth. Double
plays; Brashear, Quinlan and sullvan
Quinlan and Sullivan. Left on buses
Louisville, 5; Milwaukee, S. Hits: on
Dunkle. In four and one-third innings;
on Kenna, in 8 and two-thirds innings
Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Even Break in Denver,

DENVER, June 17.--Bncoln and Denver
broke even on a double header played here
between showers this afternoon. The fen-
ture of the first game was the pitching OF
"Ducky" Holmes, the Lincoln manager,
who came In from the field and pitched the
first game since he took to the outfleld
eleven years ago. He let Denver down
with four hits while the terrific batting
of Wolf, who went TO left field, won tho
game for Lincoln. The second game was q
procession. Eyler was poorly supported,
while Paige had the visitors guessing.
Erora drqt panna.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Standing OF the Teams.

Games today: Milwaukee at Louisville
Kansas City at Indianapolis, 81. Paul a
Toledo, Minneapolis az Columbus.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
VISITORS SCORE ONE RUN IN SIXTH

CHICAGO, June 17.-Chicago punched its
hits here today and defeated Boston, 8 to l.
The visitors took the lead in the sixth and
Chicago tied It in the seventh In a batting
rally in he'eighth Chicago scored two more
runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today in Nebraska, Exeep,
Showers and Cooler in Eastern
POrtiOn-FaiF Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Forecast OF the
weather for Monday and Tuesday,
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair Monday
except showers and cooler in eastern por-
ton; Tuesday, fair and warmer.
For Iowa and Missouri-scattered showers
ana thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday;
cooler Monday in west portion and in east
ern portion Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRLVlGlNCE, ;
WILSON COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

In the beautiful Cumberland Valley. Courses
leading 20 degrees Of A.. b. and Afus h
Classics. Music, Art. most excellent fac
ulty. Campus " acres: u buildings: rates
g College AVA. cfiAMBEReBURd.s pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Grand I.Iand shut. Out Hanorer.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June l1.-(Special
Telegram. THE game was called In the last
half OF the seventh inning on account or
rain. The visitors were considerably out
classed Score: R.H.E,
Grand Island ....."l $40 9
Batteries: Hanover, Bean and Chapman;
Grand Island. Wech, Townsend ana Corr
bett.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Fast EIeventh Inninn Finish.

The Invincibles played and defeated the
South Omaha Merchants at Duffy's park
Sunday In an eleven-inning game by the
score Of to 5. Both pitchers played good
ball, krebs, for the Invincibles striking
hits. Score:
Invinclbles - 1900 cone -
Batteries: Inyineibles. Krebs and Kranda;
Merchants, Gurness and Bonner.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
.Batted for Morgan in ninth.

DotNeu ioi morgan IN nlnln.
s. sGii Paul . ...:::..,S -
Two-base hits: Rockenfield, Van Zandt
Abbott, w. Clarke ~, Jude, Kruger
Stolen bases Rockenheld tO, j. Clarke,
jude, Kruger. Sacrifice HIT Van Zandt
Home rum Frisk. Bases on balls: on
Wigs 4; on Morgan, l. Struck out; BY
Wigss, y; by Morgan, 7. Left on bases:
Toledo s; 81. Paul, 3. Double play:
Drill to Padden. Wild pitches: Wigs, .:
Morgan, ]. Hit with ball: Rockenheld,
Nance. Time; 2:9O Empires: owen and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

Let on bases: Chicago, 2; Boston, I. Two
pase hits; Jones' Stahl. Tannehill. Three
pase hit; Donohue. Sacrifice hits: Isbell
sullivan. Stolen bases: Jones, White.
Double plays. Davis to Isbell 20 Donohue
peterson to Armbruster to Ferris to Par.
ent. Struck out: BY White, 8; by Harris, 1
Bases on balls: on White, 8: on Harris, /.
hit by pitched ball: Parent, Ferris. Time
1910 Umpires: Connolly and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at Bos-
ton. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at
New York. l..
Business propositions advertised in The
Bee go into the homes OF the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

out in the ninth. the consistent klckinp
OF the losers was so absurd as 30 disgust
both players and spectators. Sooref
Ramblers .....7 90 1oO2 .-is Ii = 3
Coopers ....,...2 20 4 0 o. 1 % 20 6 s
Batteries; Ronau, Williams and RRgan;
Denny and Zebel Umpire Mcmahon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

Sanders Not GuIIty,

Games today; Omaha a. Pueblo Lincoll
at Denver. Dies Moines at Sioux city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

ORIGINALS Outalug brewers.

Games today: Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit, Washington at ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Toledo Wins from So. Paul.
ST PAUL

TOLEDO, o., June l7.-Toledo won from
81. Paul today by timely hitting. Wigs
was ehective with men on bases and struck
out twelve men. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Local REGARD

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
peiature and precipitation Compared With
me corresponding day OF the last three
YEARS; . 1903 1906. 1904 1903
Minimum temperature 49, n e a. al
mean temperature ....... 50 IS 70 20
EESciptauon .....,,........ 90 4 O3 90
from the normal at Omaha since Narch 4
Snd comparison with the last two years:
Excess for the daV - '''''' q q
Total deficiency sihce March i.. q
Normal precipitation ...........' "a inch
Deficiency for the day...... A Incl
Precipitation since March H.. q AZ inch..
Denciency since March l....,.... 4 is inchss
Deneiency for cor. period In 1906 b a. inchss
Dehelehcy Tor cor. period In 1904. ]. 0s inches
ReUorfa froua ganafau.. -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
'Batted for Heydon in ninth.
'Batted for Hughes in ninth.

81. Louis .............0 % 3 220 -
Washington ....,.....o 0. 0. 0 0 0 o i 2-3
Earned runs: St. Louis, /; Washington, /.
Niles Sacrifice hit o'Brien. Passed balls:
Heydon, 2. Stolen bases: Altizer, Niles
Stone. Hit by pitched ball. BY Hughes,
Hughes. Howell. Bases on balls ON
Hughes, @ Struck out: BY Howell I; by
Hughes, 3. Left on bases: ST. Louis 6;
Washington, 8. Time: 2:O7. Umpire: Sherl-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus Outpoints Minneapolis in
Every Department..
COLUMBUS, June 17.-Columbus out
pointed Minneapolis today in every depart
ment and won easily, to 3. Two of the
three hits made by the visitors came after
two passes in the fourth Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
MILWAUKEE.
LOUISVILLE.
An ~ =

cormick. Kenna Stolen bases: Brashear.
Mailman. Sacrifice hit: Kenna Bases on
balls: on Kenna, /; OF Curtis, l. Struck
out: BY Kenna, /; by Curtis g. Double
plays: Brashear and Sullivan; Sullivan,
Quinlan and Brashear. Left on bases:
Louisville, 8; Milwaukee. T. Time: 200
Umpires: Sullivan and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18

OMAHA
10 outs when Eame was called.

mo outs When game was caIIeu
IueDio sss'.s.-.ss..s ss....s.....ssv ~
Omaha ...........................O 0 0 o IL
Stolen bases Carter. Fiske. Two-base
hits: Messitt ?. Three-b base hit Cook.
Struck out: BY McNeeley, 2. Left on
bases: Pueblo 2; Omaha. 8. Attendance
2,220. Time: il:50. Umpire: Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
BRoOKLYN.
CINCINNATI

Sacrifice hits: Higgins, Kelley. Lewis.
bases: Cincinnati, s. Brooklyn, g. Bases on
balls: on Scanlon, 2; of Ewing, l. Struck
out BY Scanlon, .; by Ewing, T. Time; l;4i.
IImpire. KLEIN .-.-.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-18
Washington lunches Hits.

ST. LOUIS, June lI-Opportune hitting,
st. Louis today, 10 3. Score
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
FISH COMES our AGAINST
THE INSURANCE GRAF TIERS
FTesident Of the illinois Central Taxes
a Stand For Rigid Investigation
Into the Mutual.
my Associated pr.r..,

NEW YORK. March .-Stuyvcsb
Fish. president of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company and until recently
II trustee of The Mutual Life insurance
Company and Il member of the Mn
lnal', investigating committees proha-
bly, viii head II policyholdcrS' move.
mcnl in that company for invcsti%a-
lion and reform.
II was practically settled today that
MIR. Fish will head Il committee of
pLlicyholdcrs of the Mutual in the
United states and europe
Invitations 10 prominent pOlicyhnld
crS in all parts Of he the United
States were mailed ana many ac
ccplanccS are expected by those III
rharFc Of the movement. The prOpOS
'd committee will work Independent.
~ Of he Shrallcd governors and Law
son committees. II is planned To de
nand II thornnTh investigation of the
company.
MIR. Fish Today received cable
, gram from Lord Norlhcliffc. repre-
scnIing the English policyholders
asking him la head reform move
mrnt Mr.. Fish replied asking ~
Lord Norlhcliifc's advice and sup
mort
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

payable out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated,
the sum of ten thousand dollars To
be used for maintaining and operat-
ing said female normal school, paying
salaries Of teachers and employees,
AMI All expenses incident Ia tho
maintenance and operation of said
school: provided. however. that the
Commonwealth shall moi he in any
instance responsible for any debt,
cohtract, ar expenditure made ny the
said institution in excess of the appro.
priaiCn herein made. Said annual
appropriation shall he expended ac-
cording IN The direction Of The sal
board Of visitors. ana an account and
report thereof shall bc made as re-
qmr"i 10y law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
CONSUMPTION INCREASING.
Average NOW Is Four Hundred Deaths
Per Oay

Average NOW Is Four Hundred Deaths
Per Day.
Does the reader al This paper realize
thai this very day. in This country
alone. four hundred homes are each
mahc sad by The death OF Il victim OF
consumption? Tomorrow will he a
repetition al ioday'S calamity. and so
IT, will 20 on until people come Ia
rcallZ" the fact that Il very large mum.
her OF these deaths are entirely un-
necessary.
Consumption is both contagious.
and durable disease in its first stages
Yet many intelligent people do nos
realize this fact.
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Eminent physicians. however.
agree that when The symptoms of lung
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