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The Washington times., 1906-09-18
When You Order ''ROyal Pilsen"

YOU get the most extensively breWed OF
light beers-yeL you pay but Sc for It.
Bars. Abuer-Drury Brewing Co
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Hotels.

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th ST.
and New York ave: half block from White
House.-BAautiful view. double and single
rooms superior table, rooms. 81 per day and
up. Special rates 10 permanent guests.
se6-2Qt
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

wANTED-Bicycle repairer and barber good
salary. 1922 81 st. NV. sels-st
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD POz

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted Tor three Or more consecutive
days, one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 Personals
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

YYASTED-Young man 20 learn the sho'
business THE REGENT. s43 Pennsylvania
ave -
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Situations Wanted

Female
WANTED-Position in small family or as
nurse stay nights. 1885 5th ST. NV. Il
WANTED-By reliable colored girl, situation
as cook or laundress. S26 St NV. II
WANTED-By colored woman, washing or
place as maid. nurse or cook. 1I47 oregon
ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-By settled woman of good dis
position, place 10 do light h0useWOTk; small
pay. good home; reference. Address BOX
352. Times office u
WANTED-SmaH families washing 10 take
home or 60 cut by day; rough dry or ironed
1871 Sth 81. NV. 1t
wANTED-Position as general houseworler.
1920 4th ST. NV. II
WANTED-By young lady, position for Of
hce work; reference given, Apply. L N,
Sl3 Mt. Vernon place NV. selS-3t
WANTED-By colored girl. place as cham
bermaid or waitress. 517 Q 81. NV. se17-2t
WANTED-By settled white woman place in
small private family as cook no cards ans
weTed. Call at sl5 4th 81. ne; reference fur
nished. seI7-3t
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WANTED-White boy 90 drive grocery
wagon l. W. BECK 90 n st. Sc. It
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WANTED-A partner with $50 20 open photo
graph gallery for portrait and view phOtog-
Taphyi have all necessary equipments. Ad-
dress BOX 5l3 Times Office. il
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VgANTED-soher honest man to drive milk
wagon; country reared bring references.
Apply, after b. m. Gil L %. nv. II
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WANTED-White boy for pure food factory.
VEGETARIAN MEAT COMPANY, sos I4th
ST. uw. 1t
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ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than other firms;
work guaranteed II. HEWITT, GIL East Cap
itol sel6-3t.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

"a EYE ST. EW.-TT0 large Furnished. COM
municating rooms for light Housekeeping. also
other rooms. eerE1t
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and . streets.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-German girl, about nCteen, %
help around house. 1905 st. NV. seiS-St
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Bicycles.

in Washington. We pay spot cash Large
assortment OF Tires at cost (guaranteedg.
c. r. HUNTER. 113 Pennsylvania. ave NV.
selS-tf
FOR sALE-Bicyele; good as new. 50. $50 c
81. ne. se1T-gt
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Wall Paper.

PAPERHANGERs and decorate: s=e ur
work; lowest OF prices guaranteed. NAN
DERS & BEAI4E. $40 y 81. NV. sel6-Tt
WALL PAPERS. cents per roll; border.
ceiling. and side wall. CHAS. a. CARLISLE.
CAS- II ST. ne. seI6-2t
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husical.

FOR sAI.E-A collection OF valuable old
violins by Italian, French and German max
ers; must be sold at once. 2Q25 l4th St NV.
sels-3ot
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COMFORTABLE furnished room: central. 40
% 81 NV. seIE-gt
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

CLEAN furnished rooms for gentlemen 81 a
week; also two large uufurEished rooms. s.
a month 1898 NJ 90. NV sefs-et
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VVANTED-Man for night clerk ia apart
ment hotel: must be- strictly sober: one with
knowledge II EtCuography ana bookkeeping
preferred. wages, $50 per month and board.
Address. stating age. experience and ref
erences. BOX ~. Times Office II
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE Wen furnished front rooms; board
for two S40i single rooms. li2l 10th st. NV.
selS-3t
LARGE ROOM, good board, 20 two young
mem moderate price. 9I8 II 81. nv. selS-2t
VANTED-Tvof boarders for handsomely
furnished bay-WindoW front TO0m With first-
class board; bath; 50 per week each. 1928
ed st. Eelt-3r
LARGE front room. suitable for two or four
1882 l0th 81. nv, sel1-3t
FURNISHED rooms with home table board
IN private family; references required. 81
Rhode Island ave. NV. sel5-7t
1872 PARK ROAD-Private family; hot
water heat; near car lines. sei6-3t
LADY owning home viii let double and
single room, with board and use of parlor.
1872 I1th ST. nv. sel6-3t
WANTED-Six little boys for school at
country home; tuition and board sI2 Ad-
dress BOX CT, Eensington, Nd. sei6-3t
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hoving-
Packing and ShippiHg.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
s. LOAD.
TWO HORSE WAGON. Sc LOAD.
CoLUEIaIA TRANSFER COMPANY
7ls 1ita 81. y, W. 1e-9-2
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TWO ROOMS for Hight housekeeping. $50 Izt
st. nw. seIs-gt
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COuNTEss 1IACHEN-DE LONG,

CONSULTING CLAIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
~ Ninth Street y. ".
Washington 8 most reliable clairVoyant and
palmtst Without asking question, she tells
your name. names OF friends and enemies
who YOU Will marry Teuuites the separated.
removes spells and gives luck. Her inf0ma-
tlon IS clear. concise, and 10 the point In all
love, marriage. and business affairs. sel2-7J
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES; FROM $ TO $50. JOSEPH CAIN.
u SIS. NV, se2-5Dt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

OF fine voile, serge or Panama
materials, made in Eton coat
style, with silk Innings and un-
lined circular skirts; very finest
finish and latest styles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
Editorial and
Society Section
$4,000 Sale of India
LfaOn

90, 600 Yards Of the Most Staple Of MI
Unite Ldwns at Grsotly Reduced Prices.
Look for the Cresn Tickets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

For Fiesta week the biggest sale Of this kind ever
attempted in the west-2500 pieces. which were a
special purchase and will be specially priced. II
viii prove an opportune sale for Los Angeles and
Southern California, particularly for those who
desire confirmation and graduating dresses. but
whatever your needs be now is the time to purchase
liberaly On every sale piece will be found green
ticket; It indicates that the price has been re-
duced. Look for the ticket before you buy. Every
piece is full 30 inches wide; soft fine and sheer
and cannot be duplicated within half as much
more elsewhere.
500 pieces at a yard ............. &c
500 pieces at, yard rd....!.......14c
500 pieces at, a yard d..........17%c
500 pieces at, a yard ..............20c
300 pieces at, a yard ..............25c
200 pieces at. yard .............35c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16

mcnt their incomes with fees based
ON the work they do.
War on "Coffin Nails"
Delegate Eugene Guilds anticigar.
cite bill will come mp for considera-
ton before the House Committee on
General Laws Saturday.
Among those who will appear in
advocncy Of the measure arc Rev.
James Cannon. Rev. w. W. Smith.
Rev. George w. West and MIR.
George NJ Smith
The American Tobacco COMPANY
and other manufacturers are quietly
Fighting the bill
1t Is the paper cigarette that Dele.
gate Ould hopes to squclch.
Oispcnsary Bills introduced.
The many dspensary bills intro
duccd in the House of Delegates will
be reached by the House committee
on counties, cities and towns Feb. %
That date was agreed upon today.
State Wants Another Police Boat.
Delegate Thornhill today offered in
the House bill to authorize the
State Board Of Fisheries to purchase
boat or boats for tho oyster police
service. 1t calls for The appropriation
OF S2O.OOO. or so much thereof as Is
necessary.
Road Work for State Convicts.
Delegate 7. T.. Clarke today offer.
cd in the House bill to authorize
the working of convicts ON the roads
of Dinwiddic county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
PRIEST ENDORSES WAR
Father Sherman Says Catholics Of
:: France Would be Justified
WOULD RESIST THE RADICALS
Son Of tho Union General Asserts
That Time Has Come to Pu. a Stop
to SacreIigious Acts OF the pomi.
nant Party in the Republic.
Especial 10 The Daily Ppes,,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lJ.-"When
ii shall become necessary for tho
Catholics Of France TO resist the in.
trusions of The French government
upon their sanctuares. even to civil
war, they will be sustained by the
Catholics, priests and Italy of the en-.
tire world"
Father Thomas Ewing Sherman,
son Of General Sherman. made this
assertion in an interview regarding
the clash between church and state
In France
Leading Catholics of the United
States and other great countries feel
the time has come when the Catho.
lies OF France must resist the French
government unless they wish to bear
the stigma OF poltroons and towards. "
he said
The action or the government
agents In attempting to break into the
tabernacles is the frenzied perform.
ancc of infidels and atheists who are
aiming TO destroy Christianity. 1t is
persecution Of the meanest and low.
est type. worse than any inflicted by
the pagons of Rome.
The whole difficulty began with
the French Revolution. and the az
srcssivc men behind that Revolution
endeaVOrcd TO DESTROY ChriStjantty
They shot down priests like dogs by
the hundred.
The question OF the ownership of
church property in Franco is admit
ted by canonists to be involved In oh.
security am fully persuaded that any
degree of resistance necessary to
save the tabernacles from violence is
tustlliable. even IL the defenders are
Obliged to have recourse to extreme
violence or civil war"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
COST sl,6os 70 COLLECT IS
Both tho Senate and House Adjourn.
ed Over Until Monday So Members
Can Attend Alice Rooscvclt's We'd
ding-Longworth "Pairs" So He
Can Go Away.
"@ u

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-The
House today passed bill increasing
to $4,000, a year the Federal appro-
priation to each state and territory
for the support of agricultural cxpcr.
mcnt stations. aud bill repeating
the present law granting American
register to foreign ships wrecked and
repaired on the American coast In
the discretion of the secretary of the
department of commerce and labor
aud rQuirlng a special act of Congress
TO grant such register.
Economy Not Desired.
The feature OF the day was The
attempt Of Mr.. Payne, chairman of
the ways and means committee to
get up his bill for the consideration
of customs collection districts. A fu-
rious opposition developed
MIR. Payne speaking on his bill.
said Ii cost last year sl.40O to collect
no revenue at Beaufort. n. c.; al
Albcmarle, N. c., it cost s1,GOG to
collect So. There were nfty.onc non
paying ports on the list from which
Mr.. PAYNE read. The total collected I'm
these ports was sI7.2i2 and the ex.
pensc Of maintaining the ports was
s15G.l85.
.. Great Chance, for Smusglers.
MIR. Thomas IN. CO.. declared the
measure was not one for economy.
u all ports referred to by the COM
mittec were abolished, he said. but
100000 year would DO saved and
more than this would he lost by rea-
son OF smuggling which he maintain
cd would be carried on in the abai.
doncd ports
An Indirect compliment was paid
to MIR. Longworth by vote to adj.
journ today until Monday. although
nothing will appear in the record of
this purpose.
The House committee OH merchant
marine and fisheries decided today to
report favorably on a bill appropriate
ing $4,000 for biological station
ON the Gulf of Mexico. Bills for fish
hatchcries were agreed to as follows:
> South Carolina, $4,000; North Ca.
rolina, s25,0OO
Jim Crow" PulImans Wanted.
Representative IIcnin (Ala.). In
troduced bill today requiring sleep
ing car companies TO provide sepa-
rate compartments for white and col,
Ored passengers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Y. N. c. A. OPENS CONVENTION
IN NORFOLK ACROSS The BAY
Young Men Who Are Doing a Great
Work Discuss the Needs Of
the Assoc iaton.
Especial to the Daily Press.

NopcCiai W inc DAILY preSS. J
NORFOLK. VA, Feb 18.-TCday
was tho opening day of the Virginia
State convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which is meet
ing here for the first time in twelve
years. All of the city and county
associations are represented by at
least three hundred delegates in the
aggregate.
Perhaps one of the most interest
ing speakers will be Fred b. Smith.
OF New York. Mr.. Smith has trav.
eled extensively in foreign countries
in the interest of the association
work.
The music for the convention is in
charge of Rev. Il. Y. Dadmun. of
Ashland. Va. Special music will be
rendered by w. j. Phillips, tenor So
loist' of Baltimore; The Newport News
association quartet and the Virginia
association quartet.
The opening session of the copven.
tion was held tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
NEWPORT NEWS Va. FRIDAY FEBRUARY is. 1905

huge silver loving cup presented by
the New York delegation was de-
livcred.
1t has been decided that the Hay
tian minister and Nine. Lcgcr will
adopt the plan of many other diplo
mats ann send flowers
So far Miss Roosevelt is said 10
have received in the collection of
I'VE hundred gifts twenty fans. twelve
necklaces and chains. twenty-five
brooches. twenty vases. ten loving
cups and punch bowls, one hundred
yards of lace, one thousand pieces of
linc china, fifteen rings, ten bracelets.
eighteen watches and clocks. four
tul' sets Of glasses and hundreds of
other articles not duplicates. There
arc no finger bowls. few lamps. no
and;rons. only few pictures and no
books.
or the fans presented. one of the
Eandsomcst was sent by the French
A:nbasasdor and Nine. Jusscrand.
1t is of sweeping ostrich plumcs of
white, mounted on tortoiseshcll
sticks and bearing the monogram of
Miss Roosevelt in gold.
Indians Bring Wedding Present.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-Tcn
Ponca Indians who came from Okla.
ioma to present Representative
l.onsworth with a buffalo skin YES,
were much disappointed at not !ind.
ing MIR. Longworth in the Hous .
when they visited the Capitol today.
The Indians were especially paint
cd and dressed in beaded buc%skin
clothing in anticipation of an olahor.
ate presentation ceremony.
Ohio Senator Not Sentimental.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. Fob. I5.-Tho
joint resolution adopted by the House
yesterday. congratulating Nicholas
LongwOrth and Alice Roosevelt ON
their approaching marriage. was the
subject Of controversy in the Sen.
ate this afternoon.
Senator Ward. of Cleveland de.
ciared the resolution was undigni.
fed
$4,000 Necklace For the Bride.
NV YORK. Feb. 5.-Tbc pearl
necklace valued at $4,000 which is
to be the, gif, of the republic of
Cuba To Miss Alice Roosevelt on the
occasion OF her marrinrn Tn ponro
sentative LOngworth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
! FLAG, Is A DIRTY.
Negro Bishop Speaks o. Banner
as Being Contemplate,
NELL BETTER THAN AMERICA"
While Discussing Race Problems A..
rican Makes Fiery Speech That Is
Bound to Make His People More
Oiscontcndcd With Their Lot.
ORy Associate rress.3

MACON. GA. Feb. l5.-In an al.
dress before the 500 delegates. at.
tending the convention of negroes I'm
this city, 10 discuss racial problems,
bishop ii. NJ. Turner. declared the
a ncTican flag to be dirty and con.
lenptiblc rag. He further said tina;
hell was all Improvement on the
United States where the negro was
involved. In closing he said:
"'If little ignorant and STUPID
white man who was never heard of
and never would be heard of until ten
thousand years after the resurrection
trumpet, wishes a little notoriety he
begins to belle and Islander the negro
and bounds into popularity.
And | challenge any one or all of
them to meet me in public discussion
and will show that the negro Is n
far better man than they are"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
LONGWORTH GIVES
BACHELOR DINNER
President Guest Of Honor at Func.
lion Given Big His Future
Son-jn-LaW.
MARRIAGE LICENSE SWORN OUT
prdc,to 3c's Brother Also Attends
Fcast-Taft Party Gives Necklace
That Is Worth a Fortune, Marked,
with Love to Our AIicc"-onc
Thousand Guests Invited.
Cry Aasocialcn Press.1


WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. g.
Representative Iongworlh tonight
entertained at n bachelor dinner al,
his home at which President Itoose.
welt and Secretary Taft were among
the guests.
The other guests were MIR. Perkins,
who is TO be best man at the wedding
of Miss Roosevelt and Mr. Long
worth; Nicomte dc Chambrun, bro.
thcr.inlaw Of Mr.. I.Ongworth; Thco-
dcre Roosevelt, .Jr.. eldest son OF
the President; Major Henry and
Mcssrs. Fleischmann, Norman, Shaw,
Walingford, Winthrop, Anderson,
Painter. Simpkins, Bangs, Whitney
and Heron
Kaiser Sends Bracelet.
The personal gift of the Emperor of
Germany To Miss Roosevelt has Just
arrived in Washington. 1t is Il finely
wrought bracelet.
Attorney General Moody will pro-
sent TO Miss Roosevelt pair OF sill.
yer candlcsticks.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will pre-
sent 10 her chocolate set of Royal
Wooster ware, inlaid with silver.
Secretary and Mrs. Taft will pre-.
sent to the bridal pair chased table
vases OF American manufacture.
Twenty members or THO 'hreuop6n,
ian Club united in presenting j
square beaten silver salver of an.
tiuuc design.
The present Of the members of the
Tart party, with which Miss Roose-
welt travelled to the East was "a
gold necklace. the alternate links set
with diamonds, with pendant of
aquamarinc Of wondrous size and
'ranSinccncy. surrounded by da.
lnonds. The aQuamarinc alone is
said TO be valued at more than
$3.50 aside from the setting. Ac-
companying this present was card
inscribed as follows:
with love and best wishes to O,r
Alice; from The members of the Taft
party"
There has been no wedding re.
hearsal as yet.
longworth In Cannon's Chair.
For one minute today Representa-.
i've l1ongworth acted in the capacity
oi Speaker of the House. He was
called to the chair during a roll call
ana no duty devolved upon him dur.
ing the time. When he left the
speakers chair he arranged for a
pair for two weeks or until March
4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Marriage License Is issued.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 10.
the marriage license of Miss Alice
Roosevelt and Representative Nicho.
las LonSwOrth was isued by the
clerk OF the court today.
Shortly after o'clock Mr.. Long
worth accompanied by Nelson Per.
kihs' his best man, three OF the
hshcrs, Messrs. Bangs, Shaw and
Norman and three other friends. an.
pcared at the city hall and announc.
cd his desire for a license to marry.
The assistant clerk of the co,rt
hiled in the blanks as Mr.. Long
worth responded to the usual cues.
lions in such cases. He gave his
age as Sc and that of Miss Roosevelt
as 90
When 1t became known that Mr..
Longworth was in the building there
was rush for the clerks Office
Seven Hundred Guests Accept.
Seven hundred guests out OF the
one thousand invited to The wedding
have accepted, and already nearly
iive hundred presents have arrived.
Tho gift of the Emperor OF Austria
arrived today. 1t is a jewelled pen.
dant and chain of great beauty.
Joy reigned in Miss Itosseyelt's
part OF The White House when tue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
WOMAN DISOBEYS HER MASTER
Minister Killed While Out Hunting
With Observation-Disclosures Com
mits Suicide by Jumping into
Lekc-eoy on Trial For Numbering
His Brother With Fire.
CRY Associated Prcsa.)

HOUSTON, Ten. Feb. IA
tragedy was enacted al the Comfort
House here today. When James Hard
castle. an oil man OF Humble. Tex.
shot and killed j. b. Huber, one
OF his employees.
Hardcastlc, it is alleged, found his
vile whom he had forbidden seeing
Huber, in tho room of the latter at
thc hotel.
While iIardca%tlc WAS in the room
Huber entered and IIardcasllc shot
him 10 death
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Murdered For insurance Money

JERSEY. CITY: n. j.. Feb. ,l5. I
Accused OF having murdered his
brother. Carl. for the purpose Of oh.
tanning $4,000 life Insurance money.
Alexander Lcglcr. Jr.. was arraigncd
in court here today.
CHIEF of Police Murphy said that
the prisoner was suspected Of having
poured bcnzinc over his brother Carl
and OF having set him afirc while
hi slept, and added that when Lcglcr
saw his brother would not die. he
caused the victims death by admin
is;cring il poison.
This police will cndcayor to have
the body cxhumed by the authorities
ut BaXley. Ga, whittier IL was taken
by Leglcr.
Carl l.eglers death occurred on
December 10, five days after he was
found ablazc in his room at board
ing house where he lived with Al.
cXander.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
AMERICANS IN DUEL AT PARIS
Rumor OF Encounter in Which One
OF the Principals Was Injured.
Org Associated Prcss.)

PARIS. Feb. 15.-Thc I.ibcrtc"
prints todaY an anonymous commuui-
cation which says that n duel was
fought on Saturday night between
Two Americans, in which ono OF them
was injured. The police officials say
they have no knowledge of such q
duel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Preacher Killed While Huntino.

MACON. Ca, Feb. l5.-Rev. Fl.
Ice Harrcll, Presbyterian minister
OF Monticello. Ga, was shot to death
accidentally by II. Il. Powell, his
friend, while They were hunting
birds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
MINERS PRESENT DEMANDS.
Unionists Meet With the Hard Coal
(By Assoc'pted Prcss.)

Wy ttcU fCso'I
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-Thc scale
committee of the anthracite. workers
of Pennsylvania met the presidents
and other officials of the a2thracite
coal mining companies here today;
stated in general terms the PROPOSE
lions 1t desired the operators to
grant them anu retired to formulate
In details the demands.
The demands were not made public
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Steamship ocvonian Is FIoated
(By Associated Press

BOSTON, MASS. Feb. 15.-Steam.
ship Dcvonian, loaded with a cargo
worth a million dollars. was dragged
into deep water today by a tug.
She was not damaged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Commits Suicide in a Lake

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ills, Feb. 10.
r. II. Avery, treasurer of a man.
niacturing company. OF Peoria. Ills,
committed suicide here today by
drowning. He left note TO his
wife.
: The body was found iying< Oh Tho
edge Of Il little lake.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16
Statehood Bill Discussed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. I5.-Tle
Senate today passed to the considera-
ticn of the joint bill and for an hour
and Il half listened to speech by MIR.
Dick in its support.
The Senate adjourned until Mon.
day.
Public Building for Salisbury.
The Senate today passed bills an.
thorizlng the construction of drive
way to the national cemetery at Sal.
isbury. n. c., authorizing the cree.
ton of public building at Sails.
bury, n. G.. at cost of $4,000. Al
SO resolution authorizing the res
toration Of certain North Carolina
State papers, now in the department
OF state. to North Carolina.
Would Boom American Trade.
Senator Overman today made an
argument to the Senate Committee
on commerce in support OF his bill to
provide world market commission
to consider ways and means for en-
larginS the export trade In cotton
products and other manufacturers of,
the United States. VI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16

Schooner Jennie Lockwood hstsaS.[
ny Ass"ciatch Press.) ,;,8sF
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. xssSS,s;'
Schooner Jennie Lockwoossfs
near Pea Island Life Sa, D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16

THE DAILY PRESS
10 the only newspaper
in Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-16

The House Committee on Courts of
Justice today reported in favor of Del
egate Thornhill's bill providing for
the appointment OF State oil inspec
tor to draw a salary OF $500 a year.
and four deputies. to draw salaries of
SIS month each and also to aug