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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
MINSTREL SHOW REHEARsALs
Young Men of East Los Angeles Will
Give Performance for Sacred
Heart Church

For several weeks number Of young
mon OF East Los Angeles have been re-
hearslng a minstrel performance which is
to be given in Conaty hall Monday night,
oct. 20, for the benefit of the Sacred
Heart church, East Los Angeles.
The boys have been we'll directed by
j. j. Cooke, one of the best amateur
minstrel men in Southern California.
Prominent in the cast are the following:
liams, Grove Vale, L. j. Wilson, j. l..
I4itzensteln, Carl Unger, Dalton Wright.
u. A. Mcdonald and score of others.
j. C. Hanley will act as interlocutor
After the ministries there will be dane
ing until midnight
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
CHURCH YOUTHS
PLAN 0PERETTA
BOYS OF KNIGHTS OF COURAGE
TAKE PART
Much Good viii Result Among Young
People from Entertainments at
Nelghborhood Religious
institution

The knights of Courage" a boys
organization of the Church of the
Neighborhood. will make its first pub
lie appearance in a minstrel show and
original .operetta to be given at the
Gamut club hall Friday evening, No
vember 2. This boys organization, un-
der the leadership Of II. g. Hopkins, has
become very popular among tho boys
Of the nefghborhood and has accom-
pllshed much good among them.
The proc eeds of the entertainment
will go toward furnishing much
needed gymnasium for the boys.
rhe operetta. THE King Of Bonga-
lulu" was composed for the boys by Mr..
Hopkins, who was q pupil of DR.. II. j.
Stewart and Mrs. Nellie Brandt The
plot deals with the Island of Bongalulu,
myth of the south seas, which is left
ruler The law Of the tribe as ex-
pounded by the willy witch-docto tor,
Hokey-pokey, states that the throne can
only be occupied by the first stran ger
to the coast.
Open with Ministries
Washington Brown and his valet Sam
are shipwrecked and Brown is pre-
scented with tho throne and Lalapal uza,
the dead kings wife. a wedding feas st
at sunset, n plot OF tho prime minister
to elope with the queen. which Is
finally the decision. that the valet, Sam
was the first to land and therefore king,
furnish comedy for the operetta.
The entertainment will be opened by
minstrel show, Mrs. Jones Court
ship" The cast Of characters Is as fol.
lows. Nose" Earl Ogden; "Rastus, "
Henry Moore; "sophrony Jane" Harold
McEwng; Mrs Jessamine Jones,
George Vacher; Otto Hetz, Percy
Walker, William Jacobs and Robert
Boyd end men; Harry Price, interlocu-
tor.
For the "Iling OF Bongalulu" the cast
will be; queen Lalapaluza," Herbert
Walker; "Nutty- -gabaza," (prime minis
teri. Otto Hetz: "Jimjy-freeze" (tribe
puglist) Robert Boyd; "Hokey-pokey,
witch doctor), Julius Boothman;
washington Brown" Ccake walk spe-
cialist). George Vacher; Sam" (from
Georgia), Percy Walker; "The Tribe
(chorus), the club.
The boys will be assisted by Messrs
H. Price, J. Chollar, Carl Baxter. r. Nc
Celan, G. Hetz, A. Hetz and s. Giles
Master Langdon Smeads, boy soprano
will assist with solo in the first scene
-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
BAND CONCERTS
EastIake Park

At Eastlalxe park this afternoon
Moores Fidelia band will offer an ex-
cellent program, including Saint saens'
Samson and Delllah,' Godfrey s
"reminiscences of Scotland' and other
selections of Scotch melodies.
The overture "Hunyady Laszo" by
Franz Erkel, and souvenir de Beet
hoven' and n grand fantasia ON Beet
hoven's best known works, will also
be rendered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

phone your order for the Glen Rock
mountain spring water to south 1887
New management Prompt delivery.
GIBBS & KING, Props.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-28

II YOU want to go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central R.R.. 11s w. eth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
The new juvenile section.

This department is better situated prepared to
handle large business than before.
quarters in the Annex, ready show
thing demanded In such stock. Every garment
signed by the finest artists and up by the most
careful and conscientious tailors.
The boys suits splendid.
Made with much attention o detail
any mans suit. The line show is
some assortment Of mixtures, plain serges
worsteds in all the hobby styles for fall Sizes from
2 to 16 Prices range from 1915 $500 the
suit
Boys golf and college caps, also the new Rob Roy
style and Tam O'Shanters complete-a very show
ing at Csc up $500 each.
A big line of boys bouses and shirts colors
and sizes.
The girls section of the department is worthy
of praise the boys
AS much care has been taken in the selections and
much money expended to insure the qualities. In
the assortment of dresses will be found pretty
effects in Gretchen and Russian styles;
blue, gray and red predominant closely sec
onded by many pretty Scotch plaids
Girls regulation coats.
And Vassar styles. All strictly tailored garments.
Small checks and plain fabrics comprise the
ment. All sizes
Misses separate skirts.
In plain and fancy mixtures. Sizes II to 16 Prices
range from 1915 to 800 each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

to he had Fresh
andpr mpHy Intended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
s @ @ 9 sEs

A splendid sale of John S. Browns
goods opens the season in the linen de-
partment. ,sasssaisszs. 4sssae-ss.a-sAs
Eutre stock of this famous make of linens will be
reduced this week Every patterns Every
piece the
All pattern table cloths will go at % per off.
Entire stock of elegant napkins at % per cent off
Every piece of fancy linen at % per cent off.
Every yard of table linens at 25 per off
A wonderful sale of wonderful values Investga-
ton will prove very profitable you.
$3.50 down comforts for $4.e5.
A splendid line of these. All goods Made
of French in Persian designs filed with
fine goose down. Full size.
$500 down puff comforts for 5000.
grade of French sateen satin border and filed
with pure goose down.
$3.50 st. Marys white all blankets for $685.
$3.50 st. Mary's white all wool blankets for $685.
These are ia size, and bargains the regular
price. What must they be at 1886 each? See them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
In our selec-
ton of
umbrellas.
Monday.

The gold and silversmiths have
and produced some of the hand
soonest effects ever displayed
here.
Combinations of pearl, gold and
silver are very beautiful. Also
the ever-popular plain wood han
dies in natural effects.
Aside from the handles, the
materials are the best that silk
weavers can produce. Also some
fine quality serges and twills.
A very wide range of prices
from $1.O0 up to $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
Snappy styles in Autumn footwear

al avs h sea viii moeh han edem
p of the stock
h
the # is character in the
b o the low mn senses zoe 10 gwndmoh And III price
everngh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
Elegant robes and trimmings for fall.

Neckwear and scarfs for Autumn.
Neat and fetching the neck pieces shown this
The embroidery designs very artistic and
pleasing
Our collection of crepe scarfs will please the most
fastidious.
Handsome Persian effects, delicate color blendngs
and the soft crepe fabrics, make them beautiful
deed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

Knit underwear for women and children.
portage, knit % suits.
sleeves and ankle
numb a the
o
full cotton
per centm
at o the suit a
Ypsanti white baIbrI9gan union suits
excellent
fall weigh
Mills suits
silk wool Fine auturn weight High neck and long
eandan
Appeon's
High long
plated imported quality
Verys
The same garment in shortsl eevest at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16
The place to buy mems underwear.

TIE pdCe 10 guy HIeII underwear.
stocks
nderNea a
tcle Single 1925 Combination
Springfield ribbed
n sui
article splen-
Ribbed combination
by
the vi
Light all wool
suit
Cooper ribbed"
textu
suit
n at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

Pure linen handkerehiefs.
AS much care and pride is taken by every woman
IN the selection of her handkerchiefs any article
she wears or carries. The fabrics must be fine the
designs exquisite Our collection furnishes lust these
Dainty initials and through all the pretty con-
ceits known in handkerchief lore. Prices are very
reasonable in every instance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-16

Women interested in what is correct sh Ould
signer. Published monthly, giving many splendid
and things about the house. Price soc per year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
President RoOseye|t's Trust Hum
Ter Reviews Results.
STANDARD OIL ACTS MORE DECENT
According to the Ohloan a Change
Has Come Over the Octopus" and
It is Behaving Itself In a Manner
Highly Gratifying.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July 4.-t.uu.
missioner of Corporations Garfield,
who is at his home in Mentor on a
vacation, last night discussed the lie.
havior of the Standard Oil Company
and the railroads since the govern
mcnt got after them
Recent decisions he said have
settled definitely the rights OF the
government In conducting investiga-
tons. and we are not running M
against the snags we met with mt
first.
THE iron, steel. tobacco, sugar and
coal industries are the ones now he.
Ing Investigated. Iron, steel and
tobacco reports will be the first rea 1y
for the President.
I'm the oil industry results we're
immediate. Changes are already BE-
ing made as result Of the bureau's
investigation. Secret rates that were
illegal have been changed and even
practices pointed out rs not proper.
If not illegal, have been done away
with ST ~ +
yes. I am satisfied with tile re-.
suits accomplished Very much more
was done in the past year than we
ever expected could be done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
BOYS PLAYING B i WITH DYNAMITE
ARE BLOWN INTO SMALL BITS
Five Killed and Nine Others Are In
Jured - Young Mine Workers
Celebrate the Fourth.
f,CRy Associated Press,)

WILKESBARRE, PA. July A.
Wanamie, a mining town five Mills
from here was thrown into a fever
of excitement this evening when a
loud report was heard, similar to that
Of mine explosion
Men. women and children ran to the
scene and discovered that five boys
we're killed and mine. Others injured
while celebrating the Fourth of July.
Two of the killed were brathers nam
ed Pachunis: two others brothers.
named shukawitz. and the other wss
named Long.
They had placed powder in a pipe
and 1t failed to go off. They then
forced stick OF dynamite into the
pipe and began pounding it.
A terrific explosion followed. Four
OF THE Hopys were badly nangled and
the fifth died on the way TO the hos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
PLENTY OF BIG DOCKS.
No Trouble Anticipated In Handling
2O,00O-ton BattIesl,io.

I, WASHINGTON, d. G.. July A.
The suggestion of 2Oo9O..on battle.
ship again brings up the question Of
taking care of such vessel when it
Is necessary to remove 1t rom the
water. With every increase Of dis.
placement of naval vessel; the frar
Is expressed that there will lie no dock
| sufficiently large to accommodate the
layer ships.
Naturally. there Ia heard reference
to this subject In connection With The
proposition that the next battlssnlp to
Re built by this government shall be
4.Gc0 tons larger than anything nth
erto laid Hdown. There will be no diff
fir Glty about cooking such a ,aip.M
\. is be excl by the exp.lSs that
the largest dock at the navy yard in
ITrooklyn wo,aa he able to taIsa In the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Holiday Was Appropriately 0bserV.
ed 10 Shipping Circles.
LITTLE WORK DONE At PIERS
'Lonashoremen Only Handled cargoes
Of Regular Liners-sverre Sails
With Coal For Havana-BritIsh
I Trainps in Port For carsoes.
fFN4ik

s The GLORIOUS Fourth" was appro.
priately observed along the water
front yesterday. very little business
being transacted in shipping circles
All of the local shipping offices were
closed throughout the entire day
while work at the Chesapeake &
Ohio coal piers was stopped at noon,
the coal handlers being given u
holiday In the afternoon.
The regular liners made their
scheduled trips and a number OF
'longshoremen had to unload and
load their cargoes. but with that ex.
ception work at the piers was sus.
pended for the day.
All OF the vessels In the harbor,
excepting few foreign steamers
were gaily decorated with flags in
honor Of the day. The United
States cruiser Newark and the mont.
tors Arkansas and Florida were be.
decked from stem to stern with all
Kinds and sizes of flags. while the
German steamer Andes, at the ship
yard, had all of her flags flying.
The big schooner Thomas w. Lawson,
and several other schooncrs and bar.
ses were decorated with flags. TT,
There were very few arrivals and
departures of vessels yesterday. but
the usual activity in local shipping
circles will begin again this morning
and 1t is expected that from now
on there will! be an unusual rush at
the local coal piers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
pital. Some of the injured are S
badly hurt that they may die.
GERALDINE WILLIAMS DEAD.

Little Daughter of Captain and Mrs
j y. e. Williams Victim of Typhoid.
Little Miss Geraldine Williams. the
1lsyearol,l daughter of Captain and
Mrs. j. E. Williams. died this morn
Ing at 2:45 O'Clock Mt the home OF
her parents. on Thirty.first street
after an illness OF several weeks with
typhoid fever.
The, little girl was born here and
had lived all her life In this city
She was all unusually bright child
Of happy disposition and was greatly
beloved by her playmates and the
older people with whom she was
thrown. /.
No arrangements for the funeral
have bSen made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

pected TINT tho games will be fast
and Interesting. The second game
Of the series will be played tUmor-
row while The last ono will be pulled
off Saturday afternoon.
Finn probably will pitch today anil
tomorrow Dormick, II new twirlcr
may 20 into the box. On Saturday.
Banner. the pitcher who twlrled the
homo team to victory over tho Ports.
mouth team last Saturday, will pitch
OH Saturday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Rain Probably Saved Locals From
8 Second Defeat.
NORFOLK BOYS GOT THEIR REVENGE
Rocky Support Given New Pitcher by
shlpbullders :. Gave collesIan
jMornIs Contest by Score Of to
s-onIy One Earned Run.

Maybe the heavy downpour Of rain
which prevented the matinee exhibit
ton between the Shpbuilders and
the Norfolk Colleglans at the Casino
Park yesterday afternoon was rortu-
nate for the home team and maybe
1t was not. but judging from the 10.
calls performance during the morning
game. Jupiter Pluvius, had lie wish.
ed to be kind to them. could not
have chosen more opporlune time
to- shower his blessings upon this
section. A crowd OF three or four
hundred people witnessed the morn.
ing exhibition. rtt
Finn Pitched Good Game. r.
Finn, "southpaw" from the coal
fields Of Maryland, was In the box for
the locals and any one who knew the
first principles of base ball Gould
tell that it was not his fault that the
Collcglans had walk. They nego
tiated only five widely separated sin.
giles of his delivery, none of which
with proper fielding. would have fig.
ured in the ultimate result of the
performances. 1t Is n recognized fact
that pitcher can not win a game
when the players behind him "muff"
fly balls. fail to stop easy grounders
and toss III few wild throws with
other miss plays, and the Shipbulld.
ers did all of those things and then
some more Yesterday
Game Cinehed In Ninth.
With the score A to 3, The odd one
being on the Norfolk books, Bromgh-
ton Started the business of cinching
the game in tho opening of the final
session. when he took first on John
O'Hara's error. after O'Brien had
been caught mapping at first. Lawler
aided things by walking and then
Owens hit IL high one 10 Beckes
which after falling in his glove fell
out again and the sacks were pOpu-
lated. Shafer then took three swats
at space and two hands were down.
but Waters sent line drive into
the right garden which Hayes al
lowed to pass through his hands and
Broughton. I.awler and Owens cross
ed the threshold before he could re-
cover The sphere. Fortunately Cur
tbs caught Fraley's foul fly or they
would be committing larceny yet.
In the eighth session while slid
ing to the home plate, Watson had
hja fOra Fnppr almost reyarad hy q
spike on one OF Pat O'Hara's shoes,
and was forced to retire from the
game. Fraley, local man was sent
to right field Churn went to center
field and Shafer replaced Watson at
third
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Virginia State League

At Portsmouth: Morning game.
Norfolk. z. Portsmouth, l..
AT Norfolk: There was no after
noon game on account of rain.
AT Richmond: Morning game-Ri:h-
mond 1; Roanoke, 9. Afternoon game
Richmond, 2: Roanoke, /.
AT Danyille: Morning game
Lynchburg, &: Danville, / ). Afternoon
game chburs, 8; Danville 8
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
.P|TTsIB }!yJ SHUT OUT
TWICE BY CHICAGO
Continued from page ~

were scored in the sixth Inning, Now
York making one and the locals Ihrco.
Morning game-scorc. R.u.E.
New York. 10000 000-l S
Athletics -. 000003 00x-2 ) 2
Chcsbro, Griffith md Kiclnow;
Waddcll AMI Schrcck. Time, 1880.
EMPIRES, O'Longhlin aud Hurst.
Orth's pitching, helped by Klc-
now's double in the fourth inning.
won this afternoons game for New
York.
afternoon ganlc-score: RI y.
New York. -. 100lO0 90 o. . z
Athletics -. OO1OOOO0O---1 : 2
Ortiz and Kleinow; Bender and hrG'.
brustcr. Time. l:i5. EMPIRES,
Hurst and O'Loughlin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

2J.OoO.ton battlebhip without tile Ia.
cessity Of dredging the ap.,soa.,o II
making any s.tcial provision in the,
c,ok itself then. the docks i:caJ,Iy
fin'Rhed at Ftrtsmonth, NH, .:,ostna.
n''G League Island are suffiAsatiy
ln:ee to ACCOMMODATES the Dig snip
'fnc only ,incE authorized by the pres.
..ir Congress, tbat to be built ut Pig
ct Sound IN wal Station, will he Of SUI,
ficient dimsnslcrs to take in the PIE
CO. ton ship. 4 t,s3
IN fact, The Fulet Sound lock will
he the 1a;gtst masonry dock ever
b'Slt by this government. 1'hare al s
ltR,usual advantages ON the sltG iselacls,
ed for such q structure. as The asrtYs
o. water In the approach is The g. e;.ts
est of any ayat'sb BILE drydac;; slfc on,
the Pacific coast. \. = " is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
DEUTSCHLAND WINS RACE.
German Transatlantic Liner Beats
the French Ship.
(By AssocIatcd Press,

(By Associated 'Press.)
NEW YORK, N. y, July 4.-The
second eastward transatlantic race
between the Hamburg American line
steamer Deutschland and the French
line steamer La Provence ended this
morning with decisive victory In
favor of the German steamer. Her
time of her trip from New York to
Plymouth Is five days, fourteen hours
ahu nine minutes at an average
speed OF 23.01 miles per hour.
La Provenace was reported by
wireless telegraph when the vessel
was $50 miles south of Prov Head
at ten minutes past five o'clock this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Emporia Comes Today.

The fast Emporia team will come
to this city today for a series OF
three games with the shipbuilders,
the first of which will be played at
the Casino Part at o'clock this of
ternoon.
This team is said to be one OF
the best In the State aud it is ex-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Cleveland. -; detroit, 2

Cleveland. 80; Detroit, 81.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 4.--Tn the.
morning game the local team defeated
Detroit, knocking Donovan out of he
box.
Morning game-scorc: Ri Il.
Cleveland 80. 020O0X-3 II 1
Detroit ..... II 0OO0000--2 o
Rhoalcs and Benis: Donovan, Kill
Ian and Warner. Time. 1:58. Gm-i
plres, Evans and Sheridan :.
Cleveland made 1t four straight
from Detroit this afternoon, winning
by the score OF 2 to I.
Afternoon game-score: R.H.E.
Cleveland -. 0200000-2 s 1
Detroit $50. O01000000-1 2
Joss and Clark; Mmllin and Warner.
Time, 1:27. Umpires. Evans and
Sheridan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Wednesday, July q, 1906.
Arrived

Steamer Craigearn (Br..) Cardiff
To Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Steamer Devonshirc (Br.,l Coull,
New York-To Berwind, White Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Ontario. March. Baltimore
TO Merchants & Miners Trans
portation Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Steamer Hamilton, Boaz, New York
and Norfolk-To Old Dominion
Steamship Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Schooner Marcus l.. Urann. Blair
Boston-To White Oak Coal Company
in ballast.
Tug John Scully with barges Near
chus, Providence; Lewis. Thompson,
Providence; Felix. Providence
Sailed.
Steamers Sverre (Nor.,) Jentoft.
Havana; jamestown, Hitler. Norfolk
and New York; Princess Anne, Tap
ley, Norfolk and New York; On
tario, March, Norfolk and Boston.
Schooner Eleanor A. Percy, levitt,
Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

Summary-Earned runs-Newport
News. 1. Two base hits-P. O'Hara
and Buchanan. Sacrifice hit-Owens.
Stolen bases-AIaloney Beckes and
Lawler. Left on bases-Newport
News, 81. Norfolk, 8. Double play
Shafer to Lawler. Struck out-By
Finn Z; by Broughton. 9. Base on
balls-Off Finn, S; off Broughton, ..
Passed balls-O'Hara, 2; OBrien. l..
Wild pitches -Finn, @ Hit by pitch.
er-J. oHara Umpire-Mr. Charles
Rayfield. Time of game-1h. som.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
Calendar For This pay.
MARINE NOTES.

The Norwegian steamer sverre
sailed yesterday for Havana with q
cargo of $500 tons of coal loaded at
this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
JUNE HEALTH REPORT.

Comparatively Small Number Of
Deaths For Summer Month.
DR.. ]. R. Bagby. the health officer
has completed the following report tor
the month of June:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

Mr. W. NJ. Charles has gene toS
Philadelphia to accept IA position asS,
travelling salssman. ss;s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
St. Louis, 81; Chicago. o-5.

CHICAGO. ILL, July 4.-St. Loris
shut out Chicago, to 0. here this
morning In pitchers battle.
Morning gnme-scorc: R.H.E.
Chicago ..... 0000O0000--0 I 3
st. Louis -. OO002OOO1-3 1
Paterson. Walsh and Sullivan:
Pelty and Richey. Time, 1:4S. Tin.
pire. Connolly.
Chicago defeated ST. Louis. 5 20 /,
in the afternoon. a great hold ~
crowd was present.
Afternoon gRme-score: r. II T.
Chicago ...... 01000031 Ks G
st. Louis -. 000000001--1 S s
Altrock and Sullivan: Howell aud
Richey. Time, 1877. Umpire, Con
nelly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

The British steamers Craigearn and
Devonshire arrived in port yesterday
to load cargoes of coal here for
transportation to ports along the Car
ibbean sea.
A schooner of TIC tons has been
chartered for the coal trade between
this city and Charleston, S. G.. at
81 per ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05
WasIllnaton. e-3; Boston. 1-e.

washington, 49, Boston, l-9.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July A.
Washington scored an easy victory
over Boston this morning, to L.
Mornig game-score: R.H.E.
Washington. 2ON023 fOx-8 Is o
Boston ...... n00000--1 0 4,
,Paten and Wakefield; pineen and
Armbruster. Time, 1876. Umpire.
Conner.
Boston turned the tables on Wash
ington- this afternoon. winning by tie
score of Q to s. Young was puzzle
to the Washington team.
Afternoon game--score: R.H.E.
Washington. O0000O102--3 3 4
Boston ...... 102140010--9 "a /
Hughes, Fallenbug aud Heydon:
Young and Peterson. Time 900.
Umpire, Conner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-05

Contagious Diseases.
Small pox, seven cases.
Dtphtheria, one case.