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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Deed Covers The Hampton Roads
Traction Company 10 q PhI|a.
de|phia Concern.
FIRST LEM ON THE PROPERTY
Paper is Signed by Horace Doane and
W. .. Browning Of the Railroad
Paper is Put on Record in Hampton
and Newport News-F:irs, Instru.
mcnt Given.

mortgage deed for 5I0O.OO0 from
The Hampton Roads Traction Com
pany TO the West End Trust Com
pany. Of Philadelphia. has been admit.
ted 10 record in the clerks office Of
Elizabeth CITY county.
The decd. II voluminuus typewriter
paper. conveys a first mortgage lcin
on tho property OF The railway com
pany To the trust company to secure
the amount of money named
1t is signed by Mr.. Horace A
Doane aud Mr.. w. D. Browning. act
inc as president and secretary OF the
Hampton Roads Traction Company
aud by Mr.. Charles T. WoberL and
Mr. Robert i. Morgan. the president
aud secretary of the West End Trust
Company. an organization chartered
under the laws Of Pennsylvania.
The deed was first admitted TO rec.
ord in the clerks ofric of the corpora.
ton court of Newport News and the
state tax was paid into Clerk of the
Courts Douglass G. Smith. Clerk
Harry II. Holt receives S21 for Mac.
ing the instrument on record in tho
office here.
Mr.. Doanc is the chairman of the
committee of hondhoders, which
bought the property in at the sale for
S250,0 900.
This is the first mortgage deed Civ.
On by the Hampton Roads Traction
Company since purchasing the line CT
the Hampton Roads Railway and Flee.
trio Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Deaths at the Home,

Robert NJ Wilson. rs years old.
who served with the United States
navy, and John Bowman, who served
with Company l., United States col
ored troops. aged 65 years. died in
the National Soldiers Home hospital
Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20

Society 10 Meet With Mrs. Rudd.
The kecoug'htan Literary Circle
will hold its regular melting this aft.
ernoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. viii.
liam Brandon Rudd, in Hope street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
colored Counle Married.

James Gaines and Cora l.. Good.
n well.known cclorcd couple. went "a
Norfolk Sunday afternoon, where they
were married In the home OF rela.
i've IN James street. The couple left
last night for wedding tour In New
York city II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Splendid CONCERT roninI,i.

Normal School Vocal Quartet, Man.
dolin and Guitar Club. and Professor
Tessman, In concert at Central Meth
odist church. tonight at o'clock.
Admission, 25 cents. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
LOST AND FOUND.
= : : -
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--AN ALMOST NEW co.
Cart cheap. Address OK. X" BOX
dS0' Hampton, Va. 1881
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
@9sA HE largest and taposomest as.

- ~ " iiiS ioi SOU anu AZ
81 sortment of the advanced
ia styles of WooIens for the com.
Ing Spring and Summer Sea.
son has been received by us, aud we
would be pleased to have you call and
make all early inspection of the same.
The line embraces all the novelties
of the season and represents tile
choicest productions OF the best looms
IN America and Europe
All garments are made with the
greatest skill and care In the very
latest style, and we confidently believe
that wc can please you In every par.
ticular and undoubtedly save you from
three to five dollars on any purchase
you may make.
We hope to have the pleasure OF
serving you. All orders will receive
careful and prompt attention. thank
you for past patronage and hope for a,
continuance of same. Respectfully.
9. MARsAcK, The Baltimore Tailor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Contradictory Reports Given oul
About The Accident Aear
. The U. S. S. Denver.
ONE SAYS MEN we're 1EscuEl
Blue Jackets Are Supposed TO Have
Lost Their Lives wnIe iloIs,lny a
Launch Upon The Deck OF Tie ship.
Small Boat Breaks lose and Throws
Men Into he Sea.

According IT, reports In circulation
at Old Point three gcamen from the
United States cruiser Denver now in
Hampton Roads. were drowned about
10 o'clock Yesterday morning The
names VI the sailors could mol ~"
learned Another report. said tl,o
three ncn were rescued
The three men came 10 Old Point
IN tue morning. loaded - small launch
With provisions and then started back
for the Denver Everything went well
tntil the work OF hosting the launch
upon the deck Of the cruiser was I'M.
dertakeD il is said that the "davii''
gave way and caused The running gear
to break The launch was overturned
anu The three mon were dashed with
great force against lie Dcnvcr's side
and then dropped into Tho water one
report was that the three men never
came 10 the surincc after the launch
dumped them out. while tho other
was to the effect that the men were
rescued
no Chance to Board Cruiser.
No one from tho Denver came
ashore during the afternoon and as
heavy seas were running the small
the cruiser.
Tie United States t,lrs Mohawk
and Hercules were summoned from
the Norfolk navy yard and spent The
entire afternoon along the side Of The
cruiser. Whether the two tugs were
there to search for the missing mon
could not be ascertaincd The Of
ficcrs of the Mohawk which tied m
for n short while at inc Old Point
dock last night. declined to discuss
the reports Of the drowning
Men who were in q small boat
making for Old Point when the acct.
dent occurred, declared that the three
sailors never came To tho surface
They said that the launch dropped
directly on top Of The helpless sea
men
Launch Turns Over.
IL was further said that when The
guy rope" broke the launch turned
n somersault. In the launch were pro.
visions and Il stove and all these we're
lost
Wandering Fireman Picked Up.
August Newman, claiming to he the
fireman on the bunker steamer Cavo-
mona. now tied mp at one of The
piers in Newport News. was found
wandering around near the water by
MIR. Harry G.. Dlackiston as Mr..
Blackiston was leaving his home
across Hampton creek al s o'clocl,
last night Newman was In dazed
condition Mr. Black 3ton brought
the man to the Hampton Jail and
d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Bank Gets All the STOCK

IT was announced yesterday that
the Bank of Hampton has now ac-
quired all the stock of the Kecougi-
tan Trust Company, and that the two
institutions will be merged OH April
| The Bank of Hampton purchased
controlling interest in Inc trust
company last fall and the conscllda
ton will simply be the contamination
Of tbs deal made then
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20

Mrs Joseph Bryan, Mrs. J. Stewart
Bryan. Mrs Boyd Stewart and Miss
Stewart, of Richmond, are stopping
at the Hotel Chamberlin. Mrs JOS
eph Bryan is the wife of the owner
of the Times Dispatch, Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-20
Launch Turns over.

Splendid Concert Tonight.
Normal School Vocal Quartet, Man
dolin snd Guitar Club. and Professor
Tessman. in concert at Central Meth
odist church. tonight at s O'Clock
Admission, % cents. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
S. A. C. PRACTICE

Tom Mcp0naid returned from an
extended Visit 10 Everett last night
and The 3 A, O. Football team went
through a hard practice in the sxms
uasium under hia direetlan The
boys will be taken 90 lincoln park
thia afternoon nnd viii have tNa
hours Of outdoor practice There T.
nov material Cor two good teams a.
the squad ana Supt. inElia promises
netlmmags practice far the feat Of
the week
oliver cuts returns from Harvard
same time before the end Of the
week. and Harvard star aNs tackle
aud coach wiil probably be Ia the
game foe Seattle whom the Spokane
team plays herr Saturday
Tn. eiasa ~ the college foaibali
season makes SOME valuable matss
Flal available o. the club Tor the Hsst
81 the season. Among those expect
a 70 Join the squad this week are
Caaeh Place ~ the university. Coach
FROST 81 tho hlHh school Wee
enyis. Sample and TeHtfnater
n spite OF reports 60 the contrary.
Coach flsadek % tho University of
Oregon has written 90 friends n Sc
sltia that h. VII reme % this city
NiihlH the near fiiuFv ana wiii
probably dou the moiuskiaa for the
II A. (.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
WHAT WOULD BIG JEFF
DO TO THE WRES7LERS?
RUSSIAN LION SAYS HE CAN
WHIP TIE CHAMPION WITH
GLOVES. Bur coReErr CAN
ONLY sgG JEFF"

SOMEBODY. anybody 60 whip Jim
Jeffries Who Is hef Where u ne
These are some 81 the troubles OF
the followers of the padded ring
who are anxious 30 stir things M In
che fistie line
With other aspirants for the
worlds championship honors licked
Go a fareYe-Wali" there comes
sudden upheaval ia have Geo. Haek.
enschmiat. The Russian Lion. cham
plon WfSellar 81 the world. tackle
our aun Jeff Hackonsehmidt
himself has hcon seeing thugs aud
has visions II himaolf wearing the
high mogul crown and stuftlng
big wad Of the long green In his
trousers pocket.
one az the results OF the talk has
been a challenge 60 Hack by
Prank Gatch. the American wreet.
Ter. lie IS seeing things. too. aud
SAYS II the Russian Lion Is hank.
erlng after a boxing match he VIII
accommodate him. or viii tackle
him az wrestling
Hackenschmidt seems Inclined 10
give Goteh the PARKWAY hook and In.
Inmates the American IA only .
second faler when compared With
a real thing. However, Goteh can
certainly box some and IN wrestling
has beated some mighty good men.
Including Tommy Jenkins. Ahd
Jenkins VAS once considered Eood
enough faf so with Hack" even
n 10 atd nos last much longer than
60 set Into the rims
A double match between these
would be wrestling champions. first
with gloves. then ON the mat would
he novelty. and II pulled off
would undoubtedly DO n purse filler.
but when Il comes "a either OF the
men taesling Jim ieffries. 4 seems
almost Ike comic opera.
The sentiment OF the general pub.
lie Is hit about The head By the FOL.
ofwfnr characteristic opinion from
Jim Caraeif when he was asked
what dc thought 81 the chaneA- Of
cleft. reanlefing tho rims and how
he compares with the strong men
OF tho times Corhett says;
~Na fighter that ever lived haa
held a. independent a place In the
puxfllaflc world M Jelirica Others
before him have announced their
retirement. but there was always
some doubt as 90 their right 10 lay
down the laurels they possessed At
the feet n another man. JoftFias
said whea he retired; There IL the
tile. fight for L. Sullivan. myself
and Fitsslmmons al made similar
declarations ~ tiffercnt times tn
cur championship carver. but the
woria always looked on with dis
gust. Thls was not the case when
Jsff LAID dawn hts fighting toxa- 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND


First race, eleven aiktHenihH of
mile Midmont. lot. "a. Brown,
Ia 1 won. Miuna albaon. 100, see
ond Black Sam. t0t. third. Time
1908 ib.
SECOND fuee. eleven HiKteenthB pl
a milo Marion ifUHs, -, tIarreto
Il "a won. Peerless Lass. "a. 90
ond. Peligroao. tn2. third Time
1907 90.
Third race. futufity Distributor
100. tBandyl, 10 Z. won, Meta
katla. iOg. second. soundly i0A
third Time. liz
Fourth race. thirteen aixienhthi
of "a mile Cumiflo, tuA. thcini}fel
even. won. Lord Nelson. 100. sec
ond Rosaro. l0i. thlrd Time
1921 10
Firth race. ono mlle-~Orchan
16T tGmhaml. 5 Ia 2. won. Ralph
Young. los. second ENapo. 1917
third Time, Ia
Sixth rncc. one aud one,HiKieenli
miles Atkins. LOG "a Brown
4 90 /, NOn; Watefeure. iQ2, sec
ond. Gov Davis. l0a. third. Time
Itl9 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
ASCOT.

FIRST race. steepleehaae Tom Co
gan. 1856. (Wanhekel. even, won
Vim Parrish. $50. second. Cazndof
il2. third. Time. 0h
Second race Five and half fur
longs Nappa wou. J. Nelson sec
ond, star third Time, o3 10
Third race. one mile~ila, l0I
(ReoEhl. 2 10 /, wnn. Uncle Henry
ia, second. Ruth W. III. third
Time. it44
Fourth race. fuiurity Jack
i0i. (Roernsrl. 7 10 :, won; Airs
I62, second. Arlmo. TIC. third
Time. III Ia.
Flnh rare, ona and one-sit
teeuth miles -Blll Curtis. 100. Gear
rolD. 5 20 2. won AHofa, 100. sec
and Los Angeleno loo. third
Time. iEl
Sixth race. one mile aud 80 yards
--f.cgaloe. tgl. lslnRieton). 4 10 !,
won, sails. 10. second. Bonnie
Prince Charlie. io7. third Time,
1sig "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

The nxh, took place 81 Kssaerxaas
near Ssw Orla.nM. aud Il lasted u
rounds
Allen kept right On fighting. and
m sept. AZ. tsfa. Allen ssKainsd The
title BY dsfcatlAK Nike assoale IN
- rounds lie uaxef after lost the
anaor, and u 10 claimed now By
critics that he Is the only man that
ever lived WHO won. lost and won
again the championship title ana
took II 10 hts grave with him ia
died on Aprii 5. 1884. 81 - Louis
Tou hear a ios % tab about the
greatness % Joe Cans and the lisiie
chances any Of tina present dAT light
weights have against htfn Joe i
about all hts friends claim him e
Be. but when they talk shout ntfu
being the biggest iittia usan ths
world has ever seen they are OF ths
wire.
Joe waicott IN hi. axv was chs
E greatest fighting rnHchine for his
slna this or any other country ever
saw. He had no limit 70 he ability
The barbados black VAS hard
man 70 get % train. bat whsn be
got down 10 work and pat himself
in share 10 a battle be came pretty
close beink = winner with any "
the big puEilisss. sxespt the man
Who held the title. sn1 shall never
forget the day that Tom 0'R0urks
wanted to match him against me.
osR0urks had come 70 believe that
waicott was unbeatable when Ia
shape. He disposed of Australian
Jimmy Ryan Mysterious Biiiy
smith. Australian Billy Edwards
ard Dan Cresdon IN quick success
ssen.
Then o'Rourke succeeded IN get
tinT on a match with Joe ehoYnaki
/ for five years wnirott had been
after him. but could never get him
into q match. Here waa virtually 9
lightweight hItchlng up with q
heavyweight what woaid be the
outcome
The betting waa at odds Of 10
on Choyuski. and even Ghaynski
told biz friends that Il was = shame
10 take the money.
The night OF the fight arrived and
the big house that was expected
never nnntsriaiized. The people all
thought that waleoit didn't have a
chance. Choynski. when he saw the
crowd. demanded his I5 per cent OF
the receipts before going on
With big John l. Sullivan in back
~ him mnd a lot Of other friends
Choynski entered the ring as con-
/ fldent an a ball terrier.
Waicott was prepared and coached
especially for choynski. and no
sooner did the bell ring than woleoti
l was after him like a shot oh me,
on myl
| At the end Of seven rounds
Choynski resembied piece of steak
after II had made its way through o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
cHANCELLOR'S
TO CHALLENGE

The Chancellor football eleven
has issued a notice TO any 1875
bunch OF ball players 20 meet them
on the gridiron. Tho Chancellors
average t25 pounds 10 the man and
are making a claim for the state
championship Mt that weight. The
Chancellors line up rs follows;
Left half, Douglas: full back, Con.
nors; right half. Cough; quarter
back. Martin: left end. Donaldson
left tackle, Rock: left guard, Ora
ham; confer. Ellingwood; right
guard. Patten. right tackle. Van
Dyke; right end. Emmona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

Herman IL Folng about 20 pre-.
pare fur Cans In earnes, and the
newspapers are doing all they ean
for me coming contest But despite
ali this IRE general impression L
that the Nevada mining town nsh
been buncocd
That $4,000 ss too much for this
battle wnes without saying ~ Cans
10 IN a. good condition as when ne
mat Nelson. Herman viii be singing
Mother. mother. pan a rose on me.
before tue battle has fairly begun.
Many q Cans closest friends are
predicting q victory for the negro
ring champ Inside tho ie-roand
limit.
Billy Salan. manager % Battling
Nelson. l. rated as the most unpop-
uiar hurnan being the ring has ever
known. Nnians very presence In =
crowd IL enough 10 cause a fit %
alsfrmper. lie has hls own opinion
Of himself framed In HIS own mind
ana there Isn't enough criticism On
ths out side 20 change a. His self.
assertivensss and overbearfnx man
nsrfszns and his arbitrary actions
stamp htrn a. a separate class BY
himself
Nolan may be abic 10 live as =
shining light IN the world Of pugiI-
isrn as u stands at present. but IN
faa good old days he would have
had the tag tied 70 him ia short or
der.
II IL a good thing for Nolan that
he IL tied up with as popular a man
as Nelson. Otherwise he would
nsysr have lasted a. long as be has.
Ton Allen. the old time puEiiist.
who fought his first finish battle
for a pursa Of tzs and his last fight
for a purse ~ $500. held unique
distraction among the hsavyweiEhts
OF his time.
Alien didn't know what giving up
meant and was one Of the few world
famous fighters who stuck TO the
ring because he liked the sport Of
pugiiism more than the reputation.
Aliens saresI VII always stand
out in the snnalx Of the ring because
OF ons accomplishment credited 70
no other heavyweight. He lost the
worlds title to Jsm Mace In 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

klnacno Cloths are much IN
demand II the present. many
good things a prices 70 Induce
quick buying.
zT4nch Fieeoed Down. dainty
ooloFings and prsity designs
fse values. tho yard Lille
sT.lneh Royal Flannel. \ vert
heavy cotton fleece material
In desirable eol0rs and pat.
terms: ssc values. the yard
..s.t+ss ss.ss. stsstss -fe
Balneh Fancy Striped Bath
Robe Material: s5c values
the yard .s...s...s....2 oe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
The MARKETS

For the first time IN three
months the pric. % eggs has fallen
instead OF incrvRsink The best
Waahlnsion ranch ar. on sale az
80 cents a dn1ta. a drop ot cents
Most u the dealers expect = steady
decrease until the price Il normal
The steamer guoda that arrived
yesterday are entirely cleaned up.
f'iah dealers are neiiinE Chinook
salmon shipped from Alaska. They
expect the Columbia river fish ia
shortly The prevailing prizes Tor
salmon Is 10 20 II cents.
pfirea on has aud feed afHffs
have risen from 70 8 per cent.
principally ON the goods received
b rail-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
Advance Sale Of Belts

soc women's Belts 25e.
Assorted styles SIX and f.eath
or Belts IN choice range OF
shapes. tailor made. III form
and straight front worth aec /.
advance aale price. each. 2.Je
7se Women's Belts 4ec.
Suede Leather. Kid and SIX
Belts in large variety OF
choice styles. including Taffe-
"a SIX. tailor made effects.
plaid and solid oolors; worth
Tsc: advance sale price. each
-. .........., ......f9e
also Momen's Belts csc.
Handsome Plaid. Striped aud
Figured SIX Belts In beauti.
fui designs, rich color comb
nations. worth sl.t0. advance
sale price. each ....... 9se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
ladies' Waists

Rich Taffeia SIX Walsf n.
brusdered front. white, Mxht
blue and black. Fery seyiisk
and a 1850 valae for as. Is
Droesy Embroidered Nuns Yea.
ing Waist. buttoned n he
back. colors black. vzin
pink. gray and blue: SsA
Value for ..s....... y3.38
Fine All Wool Nuns veilsns
Waist. finely tucked frcat
long sleeves. black. nasy. ri
and white; when you ~
them yoa.ll take one To-
....... -. =. xsI4{
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

Don't throw your old clothes
away. Have them cleaned TO look
like new at the Pantorium. Main
1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

sausage machine The referee took
merry GA him aud stopped the af-
fair.
Waicott admitted after thu fixht
that he BAD nsxnf been IN such ex-
csiisnt condition before ln his nfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04
FOOTBALL GAMES
AT THE HIGH

Late this afternoon a football
eame will be played between the
eleeena Of two of the junior roll
feoma Of the Seattle nish school
10th aaueda have been cut pfaetln.
Ing week None OF the students
who have been awarded an 4" for
football are allowed to take part
on either team
The two Senior roll rooms nf the
Hllgh school are also turning out for
practice Tor tho game 10 be- played
Friday al lincoln Park Mr. IltR
gins roll issued challenge Ia the
heya of Mr. WilSna roll last wasa
aud elected philip Stewart captain.
and Floyd Way manager The wild
uera at the Junior football ghn.i
viii probably play the winners q
the two senior teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-04

TO the world that he II the premier
In the heavyweight list In the world
that tho fans give the H0d o. cor
cent. This generation and pFahab.