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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

organization or detachment to be n
hundred pounds II day. No allow.
ance Of Ice will be made to troops
stationed north of the furty-third
parallel of north latitude, except M
provided below. TO troopers station
ed between the thirtyseventh and
forty-thlrd parallels of north latitude
and In the states of Washington.
Oregon and Idaho the allowance will
be for six months only. beginning
April IS and ending October Is. To
troops stationed south of the thirty.
seventh parallel of north latitude the
allowance Will be for the whole year.
No savings or wastage Will be nj.
lowed ON Ice. Allowance of Ice viii
not be subject to communication.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

Of appliances which Will serve the
purpose oil board the bnttleship Is
still long way Off The naval ex-
perlments, however. demonstrate that
something some day Will he done In
that direction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

In February. 1904, dishwashing
machine was installed ON the Miii-
sonri and human hands do not now
come In contact with the dishes dnr-
ing the process of washing. The soil.
ed ware, in Wide meshed wire has.
kets, is passed through two waters.
The first, which is kept in violent
agitation, is made so strong with lye
soap or other compound that the
grease Is cut from the ware as It IL
immersed.
The second water j. kept at boil.
Ing heat. and In rinsing dissolves
any remaining dirt, besides heating
The ware SO that when taken from
the water It quickly dries through
evaporation. BY this means the gear
Is rendered antiseptlcally clean and
the use Of dish towels "a avoided.
The knives and forks, which will not
dry thoroughly by themselves, after
coming from the machine are wiped
With clean, boiled fowls.
Among the imperative galley or.
ders are:
No stale food; time all food 10 be
ready at time for serving out.
No cold food: serve out all warm
dishes hot. Take every precaution
to keep iced dishes as cold as pos.
sible after coming from icebox.
Inspect coffee pots and mess pans
and refuse 10 serve Into any but
5crupulously clean ones.
While It is not claimed that any.
thing like perfection hns been
reached, there has certainly been n
striking Improvement in mess con,
ditions during recent years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29
How Morton NIssed preaIdsnov.|

One Of the unwrltten bits All. iii II
Levi P. Mort0n's political 4 career
that after Garfieid's nominal III
1880 Garfield's friends though Mem
fork State should have the cand idats
for yice,Presldent, and urged tsr;[
Morton to iallo,f his name to Be Ga ads
but ! have Just declined I'd
for tho place.. replied M i.
declined formally anu finally ais $xf
meeting of 6llr DELEGATE ion : sl;
It was after Mr.. Mortbn's decitiias
ton that Chester, Al, Arthur was I'll iiilss
ed as the candidate for Vice. presf.s
dent, and on Garfield. rs dealt 5t1
come g President eve York sun a M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29
BETTER THAN SPANkIR0..

spenking. does not cure children of BET
that would do IT, There IL a eonstitutionai
Gsule FOR this Mrs. Summers. Boz a2s, Notre
any mother. She asks no money. Write her
11Sdgy u your children trouble y on In this way.
pour blame the child. The chancesa are II canit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29
THE TIME is
NEARLY HERE
for the
SOCIETY q CIRCUS
For the Benefit Of the Hospital.

First Performance Next Monday
Night.
GRAND TOURNAMENT.
lst Prize-Saddle presented by A.
Wrenn & Sons of Norfolk.
2nd Prize-Brldle presented by Miller
Gleason Of Newport News.
Bird Prize-Pair OF Spurs, presented
by Miller & Gleason of Newport
News.
Athletic Events, Funny Races,
Clowns, etc.
Street Parade at 1880 o'clock.
Knights, Bands, Athletics, Clowns, etc.
Look Out For 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29
THE MAIN PERFORMANCE.
on the Casino Grounds.

Begins at O'Clock.
Admission rs cents--children 10 cents
Grand Stand reserved seats is cents.
Programme arranged as follows:
2nd-Grand flourish and announce
lst--Parade around the grounds.
ment of the names and titles Of the
contestants In the tournaments.
3ra-First Tits of the Tournament.
4th-Potato Race-.Prize, Bunch of
Bananas presented by Saunders &
Huffman.
5th- Second Tilt of the tournament
6th-Fat Mems Race-Prize, Box of
Cigars presented by c. e. Cole &
Co.
7th-Third Tilt of the Tournament.
Sth--100 Yard Dash-PCi2e, Solid Gold
Medal presented by Arritt G. CO.
9th-Final Tilt of the Tournament.
10th-High Dive-Prize $1,000 Cam
era. presented by Jas. e. Abe.
11th-Grand presentation of prizes
Z After the main performance there
will be a concert, in which the fea-
lures will be coon songs and dances,
Rotations etc, etc.
DON'T MISS THE CONCERT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

Many a man who ASSERTS HAT Isl Isl
Is notsa hypocrlte 81 SO disags
that his acapain tances may 81;
was. y Il i JSs'2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

An Evening of fun and interest.
Observation-Disclosures.
Programme changed nightly.
You Can't afford to. miss It.
ADMISSION TEN CENTS.
Look for the Black Tent. Just out-
slde the Circus Grounds. Oct yonr
tickets before the main performance
begins.
The Side Show Starts Early
z O'Clock.
The early bird catches the worm
also finds vacant seat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29
THE SlDD SHOW.

THE SlDD SHOW.
Opens at o'clock on the Casino
Grounds. Welsh Miller. Worlds Mas.
tSr Coin and Card Manipulation and
Prestigiator with his world famous
epectacles.
The Great Chinese Bowl Trick.
Something new)-It has never been
solved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

Misses' 500 White Canvas OK
fords. low heels, mud Uf%EFlS
all slaes, now .,......i.. psaIU.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

DON'T MISS THE CONCERT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

The Magic Floating Cards.
The Miser's Dream, etc, etc.
also
Edlson's Latest Animated Pictures,
Operated by MIR. James.
The Great Miners Strike.
The Dream Of the Welsh "Rabbit"
Flend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

The Celebrated Oliver shoe. for
Children. arc on sale ut The fol-
lowing prices; Chiltls s1.60 Gibson
LleR, Patent Colt Vnnp, Qf m
Rlaea TO 8. now ...... p taEV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

Misses, $500 Gibson Ties. pat
e Q cot Vnmp, sizcs 0f ES1S
~ l-2 to 2,.now 4, ~. 4IsUV
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

The Gamblers Crime, ETC., etc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-29

Child's SITE Gibson TIcs, Isat.
ent Colt Vamps, sizes q Or
to II. now GlgJJ
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

Sribfta6sS pe6-RIurr exeIf6 sureb zoe
esndbIter eusor gursb 90, - Sfuxe srn
DurGi@nttt 1se 8 bts Q Sfuxs In gurns
i4nttt 1916; 10 BIB 10 Rfuxh tn Dsraf0xsH
l6ie; 5 Nanb TN Eur@i4xiH, I9snaL, l8t.
6 Rfrnh TN Dur&i@xtt, i4raai. l8e.
eped. gnsI. -gepdbE.es, 8 tB 10 Hhuxs
I'm DurGf@mttt, 17}e; 10 bts Is stuxh Iu
Eur&f@utt. 14ie.
eeocrrtes sstxpfeH@ - eGxisx, rea,
eets. 14ae; xubaaissteE l2s; Sxasxs, 1871
Sx6&eI Ice.
e@mab To xieress-l. Dual. lie; 8,
0uaIttdt 1eiG o. nacIitdt lo}S
e4uItern--9xaI. 4ureb, Is pil 30 Ehxe
Int DurGi&nst, Ice: 1s tfuss DnrGicsttt,
lie, 10 bic IL gfrmb lie.
0ep6deItes e@uetxeaaie - xxc@cxIojss
SGacp Big $2b 90; FLARES Deax y1S. 90; Sams
10 5000; 6tort gIsas 1850: Eunyi
7ls 90.
RRrie - gerdu@erts Draturra ss.
Ssantfarter 73e; Bologna t Ddruies 7}e. 10
xu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

= Sn elmer bon ~ptertauienb 8rie.
den befudten W%sriammlung, wsl8e tn
@bieaso abgebalten uuroe, peroamm.
ten grftere bic Nusi&reitunger gegen
itre 2anosIeute In BuIsarien unb fab'
ten ben 8ef&lub. baB Der prdfibent
ansssangen m6sen tuerbe. ieinen Gin
HuB gsltsnb au MAIDEN, um Der uner'
quidli@en Situation In BuIgarten su
feuern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

casar gureb 6&sxfea - grHs nualssai:
1870 Efunb l6}: Is |irss l63e; l0-1x
pfunb lsS: Smette nuatitai : 3o-le yfxxt
&c; l5 4funb l6e ; Ii 1fmb I6s ; 10
pfmnb 1Sc.
GaIforatf&e edtxias--S bts 8 Efanb 9ls;
Q BIS ID Hfun5 e2e.
eped-RIars oettes, 30 bB 20 ]frxb IN
Tur&f&nttt, lake; Aars 0sstsA. 30 ID 90
4frmb. l2i,; &tars Ususs1s - ID 90 %fm>.
I24e; 1s BIB 81 sfb., Ice; II Us 10 Ptsmb,
lac; &lars Stkdsa, rs u 30 4tnsb. l2fe,
Nh6ea Ia bB IL 4fsnS l2ie; asEs Na6sa
ID Q 4fuxSs 12e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
8afe=HaQ.

Die gsfrissn spisIe reiulttrten nie
fDlgt:
Amertcan. ApetattD n.
minneapolis, II. Sept.
Winneapolis. ........ 20 o. 0
ct. pauI. 20 o. D
8atterien - Jorb uno Shannon;
Robelbaugb unb Srtpin.
ationaI.2 9 O..
Netu Sort. II. Sept.
Weu Dort. 900. 3-13
Whilabelpbia IL o.
Batterisn = 6ersuion, Wattbewfon,
Fitzgerald uno Bresnaban; Woier uno
Doom.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

@epdbIter Simotbp s2.s6-2.85.
Drbindrer bts gutter Stzotbp sl.50-I.7
Rutber 2Ieeiarten IS .0o-7.60.
gnslii6er 2Iesiau,en $3.50.
GIipte &Ieefau1en $8.00-8.66
AIfaIfa 8Ieefarnea 81 .00-10.00.
Betber 3Ieeiame, $500.
Sonep 8entudp gIaasras s1.bO--l.N
BIausras h @baf 7be.
gnsId&es 8Iaisras $3.50.
Or9arb 9ras 81. 70-1.66.
Re6 5op IN @baf $l.S5-1.7B.
Rafer 8orn We-$1.00.
Qttber Su&errobr Samem s. .O0El.aA,
Getbes uno seIbes Rom $l.0C-l.26.
&eb Sob gnftIase $1.10-I.2s.
Com YeaS $l.76.
BILLET $1.20 BIB $1.86.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
Smtfsna@ri9ten.

Queenstown: ,@aronia" bon Neu
Dort nod 2iberpool.
6ambur3: yBla2er" bon Wetp BORT
tber plpmoutb unb @berbourg.
gt.rbours: v2aiier Wilbelm Der @r."
bon Netp Oorf hbsr plpmoutb
mad Bremen.
Sober: Seelanb", bon Neu gc,t, mad
Mnttperpen.
Nem Oort: ,0aberlanb" bon INT.
tuerpen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

SnbtsmaYsIs 4aHsesRxtis:
SenobnI. bs gutter 1o-12c; srss,s sts ss
wdbIter 14-lse ; SaneY 8Gs-8ss, aclasa
SeIow 10 BIB 22e. Sapa 28-82s.
Sx Dadetsx:
xstoia 1876, Siox S1t.25, Serits sls 90
xaraeas s14.60. Diuuortsg s14. 20, xsss
Jasa 8lsxs $500, GIimar Jaba SIsnb
s16.75. Duriea S15.75.
Hu6er-Domtnoes 7.67e; Sti6aueef 6 IL
YuIuertFrter 5.5ae; zxxx puIpertastss s.S7e.
fshssr sra1ultrter 6.22e; Subes 6.s7s; don,
iectiomers' u B.27e; Ribseuoos a:b.o2e; Hks.
xT i l.S9c; empire IA. SIC; SasGf saysse
SoGSex 8 A.s2e Dtxbfor srtra 9 l.77s,
&isssrooe 8 A.7ae; geber 6 6:62e; Ii esI,
Dec AT.
0etrodnete 5ri4te-AepfeI, an ner eoss
setro6net. Sc; Sobanxssbeerex DC tss 8 &c;
sstron 1se BIB 20e; RoFxex. q grpEx, ss
Yfunb. 7e, Q Groux 7}e, 1 sroux TIC ,eus
m~exfress ssetts Sc, California NaseaieI Yxs;
Guiana s}e. tarpssttrte euItaxa lie BIZ I2f,
gaItformia xpriio1en Sc Bis Lee.
0anop-6HG Stanseu senfi&t 7e; Eres
esr semif&t 9S Banner Tuif &c; areas
8onbons lie; Ns. 2 Cream senrii9t 1os.
MtHe-BraiI nea lie BIB lac; 0absrts j.
RaneeIn IA; uei&f&oIige RaxbsIa 1k,
Serbian RanSeIn lbe; Reaxuts &c bis sse.
ssr0aste &c bis Be-; gnsIt9e BaIxfHs Gle.
etarfe-RearI. 82e, Gbautpsos 0los. / xxt
8 Rhaao &adete 8. 3orx. l Bfb. BG6sss,
4H-sf.
RidIes-24O0 TN Sab Is ; 1900 tn Sat
T.bo: 1900 tn aaIbfab $3.50; 400 tz Aas
$3.50.
effs-Rai (4o OF. Sef). 8os. g. IL per
0olone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
eessase.

Bete1 - go. 3 rptber Tile. auf e,la,
fen, Tic Don RabIen /; 20. 8 rotp9 esie
September. 71Ke; Basexwessx 69e.
DeIi&toru - 80. l wets z9}s. 30.
meib 1915; Ro. 9 weib 49Se. 30. 4 nAs,
4s3e; 10. 2 wetb ssurf1t 4s: Rs.
wets semif9t dc; SO. ( ustS seaijq.
47e; 20. 2 gels 4sfe; 70. 8 ssfb 4sfti
70. 4 seb 47e; Ro.a seni4t l8s,
10. asnrti@t 4se Ro. 1 sssztiGt 4 lie,
&oIbeH l6c.
3afr- 30. 3 uetter 33fe; 10. . cssfaI
8ae; 70. 2 0emii&ter 82e; 70. 8 ssxaets,
este.
3n - 30. / airnottH $1t 76; nc
q, s14 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
Net6er Herbamo.
8ranarbeiter. Gunpentioa tagt.

S%orantD. II. Sept. Sn Der bier
ta9enben Contention oss Snternationa.
len Brauarbeitsr. 0erbanoes unterbrei.
teter bic Wsrbanbs=S etretdre eine1 iebr
a~usfhbrli4en 8srI9t iber bic erfolg.
rsiae Sbdtieteit bes Dsrbanbss In ben
lebten 3mei Sabren. gs hsibt In beni=
ielben unter lnberem:
,Nm l. September 1904 adbIte Der
Wsrbanb laut lebtem CONVENTIONS. gs.
ridt sinialisBli9 Der NrbsitslOisn 49,.
600 Witslieoer. uelde auf 364 2OtaI.
Unions unb 157 Branass bsrtbsilt tuas
rem. Seute adbt Der Ysrbanb SO. 900
MitsIisoer, arbeitsloie nit eingsi9Ioi'
fen, msl9e fd auf 373 2otaI. Unions
unb 176 Bran9ss bertbsilsn. Wir
MAIDEN bier barauf aufmsrtIam, bab
f9 bier 2otaI. Unions NIT anbereu ert-
firenben 2otals nsri9mol3sn baben
unb flint 2otal. Unions au 8ran9ss
gema8t purhen.
Der 0erbanb bot in ben Iebten smei
Sabrs1 sinen nsbsri4uB bon $l03,.
972.2 % su beraet9nen. Der @ebrau9
bon Union: 2abels" bes 0erbanees III
unssbeuer seftiessn; ausin bic Drudto.
Hen Der .2abels" beliefen HID In ben
lsbten amsi Sabren auf $l4, 443 90,
unb bic $ransportfoRen auf 3d.
GLIB SO.
Sturmesmttbe m
6 Il b n.
90 B n I o n, II. Gspt. Gin
Sturm, Der an Der @arolina.Qt u
beute tpiitbete, %conssntrirte i9 pdbrenb
Der Na&t i'm 6itli9en Georgia. Das
Wetterbureau mslbet, baB Der Sturm
elmer, 3srifbrsnbsn Character annabm
unb oab oerfelbe f9 tuabri&einlid ibsr
bas WtfiRppitbal erftrefsn tpirb.
gbtneen hr China.
% Arlington IL. Sept. -
Die dinsfiGen slrbeiter, uelde fir bic
panamafanalarbeiten einseftbrt tper.
ben, mhKen na9 Mbtauf oss Contracts
uisoer nod gbina 3urtidgeianot merbsn.
Die @ontraetoren mtihen our gr.
fiIung bieier 8srftigung fur ieoen
@binsisn $40 gtrsf&aft fslen.
8eaen Bite Sc tunben.
8er Il guns.
0orfoIf. 3d.. II. Sept. gun.
BEG. @ommifdr @eorge 6. Sotposn bat
beute bic Werbaftung bon Sobn Munf,
einsm an &esierungsarbeiten In Sort
Wonroe arbsitsnben @~ontraftor, tuegen
gerIsbuns oss a9tfunoentases perans
.IaBt. gr if bsi9ulOiat. feline 2eute
an bieien Nrbsiten tdgli9 9 Stunben
lang bsiddftist gu baben. Die Ier'
baubluns sesea i'm miro am tommen'
ben Gienfag Dor @ommiRdr 8omsen
tatifinbsu. Nu9 anbsre @erbaftuns
gen auf @ruab bsrfslbsn Bef&uloiaun9
fnb bsborfebenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
Mniebnli6e
Streitrdite ST &afer 1nb ST 2an6e bdlt Sntel
San1 fir Cuba tit 8ereiti@aft.

SukreHe fhr Gnba.-Ginbehlide Gienbabnraen. Ser. Staakni Regiernns
snueridaid. &ab6iner fHr Sas Seer. 0dndige Gnttdeihung fhr Se
Stat. General Gundpn Dor bic Jrpnt-Stablaienen fhr Sapan.-
NiurSbeiud i'm Sulbaehbsim. - Gesen Die S.stnoen=Serfasung =
Ybilppinent~S abresberidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18

DHttes, Gaey Hxs 0sSAaeg.
4dabIer byabIeR feleexbs RseHsI
5rtj@e Gier-2)e $ei EStsxb.
Nibner lQe. Qdtns (. TxrfepB -6-l0t,
Gnten 7c, @dnfe DC.
Butter - Country. lbe, Srsanerp IS I.
oagtR 28c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
safe.

gmsroB . BeriaufsSseHs smoorsir 10
C4psbertdfe 8oe PEA. 4tuxb ssxsstruicSss
G@weberidte is. Ntseoxfx <sssu S sd
Il3, Eew Dorf Gbeobars Tx, ssaasssi'
I@r 2im5urser ]8G Sid 3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-18
HrHMte Rxe 8ewdte.
Tra&ta

Hrii6te nab 0ew6ie.
6ra&t@
HepfI - 81 $3.50 pei 6ab.
Banamen $1.75-2.25 ; tIesae $l-S1.@.
Gitronsn $4,60-660 PEI RIPE
Draneem - $4.bO-s.60 PEI Ssfe.
DaHermeIonen, 12e unb TIC.
gfrt&e, $a!0-2.s0p per BuibeI.
gantaIopes, Toe bis 81 Der BuibeI.
gfaumen 81 10 Bic $2.b0 per DufbeI:
Birnen, $1.25 pei BuibeI.
8eistrauten, &c has Rfanb.
0smRfa
@rine Bobnen-60e Der BrfbeI.
Rotbe Nsiiben 25c PEI Dutenb Bun&eS.
GelerY-6Oe Bis 76e bic 3ife.
4raut TIC per Sat.
BIumenfobI $1.26 Rer 8uibel.
@urfen - 26-30c per Outexb.
soIat - 81 bis Soc per BuibeI.
8wiebeIn - sotbe mnb wette tl.25 PEE
Bfanb; spanii&e 8wtebeIn 81 80
pei Rife.
geterfIie 1850 pei Dutexb Dux&eS.
RartoHeIn-$1,75 per Sab.
Rabieie l2}e per Tutexb Bun@es.
Spinot - So per Tub.
etbfartoHeIn - Hsrstnia S8.a6; BaIti'
more $2.0.-2.76 Sefep $3.50 - $500
per 5ab.
tomatoes 2oc-l0e per BuibeI.
grines 3orn, 10e bos Duterh.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
INSURANCE MEN .
UP AGAINST IT
lr1r
Nust Satisfy Themselves
With Small Commissions
- After January |

MANY Of the most important OF the
lIle-insurance reforms enacted by the
HsT- York legislature following the re-
pBrt- OF the Armstrong investigating
oSnnittee become operative on the
fipet-day OF the New Year.
GBecember 81 will be a sad day for
tae life insurance agent, whose lot has
mt been a rosy one for the lastsyear
sod-a half. That date will mark the
end OF the high commission era. Since
tfe--exposure Of the iniquities OF the
re insurance business it has been a
dihcult matter for the solicitor of or
dfnsry ability. even with the eXtrava-
aslf commissions OF the old days, 10
make a fair living, and the crack or
STR men who were in the habit OF
clearly $4,000 and $4,000 a year have
.@eR their incomes shrink 20 $4,000
aed- $4,000.
on the FIRST day OF tho year the law
Whiting the amount of money a COM
renr may spend to acquire new bust
ness becomes operative. This Is the
sectiop which hits the agent the hard
st The total expense must not ex-
oepa- the loading of the first years
rremiums, plus the mortality gains OF
sS@-frst 1--WE years.
8Fhis will have a different result in
different companies. Averaged. il will
aEaaunt to a shrinkage Of between one
ffth and one-fo fourth OF the agents
dfDQnnissions. In other words. where
aRya9ent was getting so per cent. OF
Sefsa} ooumissioh Of $50, for fbringine
~ a policy he viii get under the new
ElSf SGD % SB5.
His interest ia, the subsequent or re-
newal premiums isalso curtailed In
SONS rof tho smaller companies the
aRaats have been getting a commission
81 Che premiums throughout tho life
n M policy. ON endowment policies he
il limited 70 per cent OF the renewal
TfeWiumz for nine wears. on all other
Isola Sizes he is limited 10 10 per Cent
fsvRlne years. This hits the manag-
NJ AGENTS harder thar thf soHcHors,or
field men. t ~.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
Public Schools Close.

In order that the children may have
holiday puoiic schools throughout the
city viii close tonight and sessions Will
be discontinued until Wednesday. Janu-
any ,. This will mean that over i0,G0o
children viii be given free foot to
enjoy the presents that "Old Kris" may
have brought them.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
NEW POsTOFFlcE WRINKLE
Stamps in Future TO Bear Name q
Place Where They Are Sold.

The newest wrinkle in tho oonduct &
the postoflce will 60 into effect dur
ing the coming year. If announcement
recently made is authoritative, when tie
,Pf stage stamps will have printed acro7s
th6lr ig,e the nams-of The psstofacs at
wiifh they are sold. NJ The case II. ting
twei'iy-ave' largest ofHces "a the country
q Is said that the name will be engraved
With the stamp. For the other six thous-
and presidential offices the name will be
printed across the stamp after they have
been engraved and when an order for
STAMPS for nm offee Is being flied r IS
prosmssd tliat tho iittle county oshces
Aill cenimse . use STAMPS whl6a ay.s nsi
marked for Identification.
The only reason yet advanced fer this
wrinkle IS that II will make Big aos.os-
fice robberies unattraotive for it viii
make it almost imno slble 20 dispose q
large amounts of stamps without 1eiec-
ton.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
NO CHANGE AS YET
IN P. o. BOX RENTS

While the local postomco authorities
several days ago received unofficial in
fQrmation that box rents would be in
Gghsed on January I. nothing further
has been heard from Washington, and
rs frates for the ensuing quarter viii
remain tho same as heretofore, so cents.
@tand 81. There will be no change"
saW Assistant Postmaster Jester to-
dAS3 until we receive more definite i'm
fornation."
ABE proposed increase win make the
rates 81, $3.50 and 81.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

The "Wednesday. Night Club OF tho
Immanuel T. l.. Church held a. meel-
ing in the parish house last Welues-
day but ON account % the bah In the
Opera House, the attendance was mob
al that coul1-be desired. Many games
were played.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
CITY HASFAT9 s,4, :.
BANK ACCOUNT
Testimonial To ability EOf
Republican Administration
to Conduct Affairs

The present healthy condition OF the
citys exchequer is encouraging. and II
is safe to presume that the deficit at
the end OF the fiscal year on June 30
next, will be much smaller than for
years. This ceoaditioitris due 20 the
ability OF the present Republican ad-
ministration. 10 conduct. the affairP OF
the mdnicipahty.sss -
The city under Democratic rule never
prospered, yet It may be said in all
fairness. that the revenue received by
the city so far this year, is greater
than for the corresponding period last
year. Back taxes held up by litigation
together with the snug sum paid by a
new lighting company, which have
been paid into the treasury has helped
considerably.
Has Been Economical. -,
with all this. however, it is pointed
out that the present Council started in
with a big deficit left by the old DEM
ocratic body, which has been liquidat-
ed. Economical practices had much e
do with IT, and II the present savor-
able conditions continue. there will be
no need Of either a deficit or the in
crease OF the tax rate for next year
The next Legislature will probably pro-
vide for additional revenue, and in this
event Wilmington may do something
for itself in the way Of improvements
which has been decreed II for so many
years. ff.r
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

suddeny this monlns about sl5
O'Clock, the angel Of death cup up TO
- --. aged 25 years and snatcaed
him from his happy life.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
sIu porksrs.

William Mills. Of liiford Neck. . few
days ago butohered six hoSa that
weighed 2s5s pounds, He made sixteen
50 pound cans OF lard ard 30 pounds
OF sausage from part OF them wiliiann
d. Walls, also Of Milford Neck, killed
a fat hog that weighed $50 pounds. II
had been fattening since August last,
Evening journal., 1906-12-21
DEPUTY Sheriff Named.

Sheriff elect w. Il. Hartnett OF Kent
county has OFFICIALLY announced the APP
pointment Of John n. Thomas as his
deputy.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

A basket OF sweet potatoes fell from
the truck wagon owned by Harry Tur-
ncr between Twenty-fourth and Twen-
.ty-flfth streets on Market street this
morning.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

at Twenty-sccond and Market streets,
and carried away In the garbage va son.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

The Hedseville blacksmith shop Is
repairing large brass whistle watch
is owned. by pudley Buck
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

William Jones and sister. Miss
BIsnche, havs returned home from MIL
ford.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

Max ---. Of no. -- Market street.
has hired a first class shoemaker To as
slst him in his haAness rs shoemaker.
Iohp -sr-s aYlips has been. travelling
through the west caught a Horned toad
IN New Mexico and brought # back
with him lie took Il into John r.
Lynch's saloon ana spared everybody
away from the bar
DIT. Mcora's young clerk Walter. Is
going on Jew DAYS vacation
The Big Nose Club composed OF the
following members, Dudley Buck. John
Riuloey. padle Hpskey, Frank Hatci.
Frank Governs RndtT Hatch has been
Organized. Frank Governs has the
honor 81 having the largest nose IN the
club The cub will challenge any mal
in the city. Send all challenges %
John T. --, No. Maryland ave
nue.
An immense rat was killed 10 GaorTc
Davis shoe shop last even .nr Wnieh
Moses B. F. declares e. tA7 ia.g-
est he has seen in that shpa .1r scF-
eral years.
Harvey -- is sunerl7g With Sc
we're tootha,hc.
James --- Jr. sunotins villa 3
toothaohe.
Charles ----- the shoemaker at VIA
and aMrket streets has invested s2.5o
in cigars and pipes for Christmas.
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

A man entered Gallagher's drug store
this morning who had clearly been IN
dulging in s.rong drink, as the manner
IN which he kept one hand over his
mouth and the other OF his stomach
proved that he was having a hard time
holding mis- own
Evening journal., 1906-12-21

ALBERT - Is ffering with a sore
back as the result OF stting oRaa bet
casting at flse Baldt steel plant yesteF-
daye- a t ~