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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A
Visitando las i1npren-
tas de Puerto-Rico.
III. p. Bendek.
NOTAS De MAUNABO
Fallecimisnto de una nina.
Condena. - Falsedades
de un corresponsal.

Nos ha dispensado atenta visi.
ia el distinguido joven Mr.. H. P.
bendek, quien en- representation
de la National Paper & Tipe c.,
! de New York, Sc propone vista,
las mas importantes imprentas de
Puerto Rico en- asuntos de negocios.
Deseamosle grata permanencia
en- Ia isla.
Para curar un resfriado en- un dla
tome el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUIN1NA
ri boticario lie devolvera el dinero 81
no &c cura. La firma de E. w. GRO.
We Sc hallan en-. .cada GAIA.
DE nuestro corresponsal en-
Maunabo: "A las once de la noche
del S falleci6 una tierna nina de don
Jua Cruz Ortiz y dofa Julia Stella,
que solo contaba ocho dias de ma
cida.
*La sub, ,estaci6n de anemia,
bajo la acertada direction del doc
tor Ndiiez y, de su ayudante don
Armando Disdier, tuvo eli siguiente
iriovimiento durante el mes de agos-
to; enfermos admitidos, Io1; en-
tratamiento. 275; curados, 6.s
-En cada ciudad, barrio 6 ha.
cienda, Sc necesita un hombre para
Ia propaganda y venta de TN artf.
culo americana. Condolences ser
hombre de bien, estar en- salud, 60
Ear de simpatias y disponerse 4 re-
correr q pie 6 a caballo todo su dis.
trito. Credito concedido. Dirigir.
sc al apartado 1882. [q]
DE nuestro corresponsal en-
Fajardo: sContinde tomando nota
Pepe, el del sAguilaD, de Ponce.
Los puestos donde Sc expende
carne, leche y otros articulos de
primera necesidad, estan bajo la
vigilancia de los inspectores de hi
gieue y de la policfa.
Nunca Sc ha comido mejor pan,
pues don Antonio R. Barcelo ha
traido una maquina de New York
para amasar, y da TN pan excelente
y bien confecclonado.
Respecto q los focos de infec.
ci6u que Sc hallan en- las GALES ma:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
SEVENDE

Una caldera multibular de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, con ga tubos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas de
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, compile.
"a, con dos claaifcadores, capaz para
uolel 1000 gsloues de guerapo en- II
ros.-Pars iniorsnes, dirijanse q ].
'EEEpo, EaiaIdo. Ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
|NFORMES O|vERSOS
Para la is1a Culebra.
Don Salvador Suau Y
don Rafael Ferrer.
JUIClO POR IURADO
Por violaci6n de sepultura.
Alcaide enfermo.-Para
construir dos casas

Aver, a las ocho de la mafia-
ma, a bordo del aviso de guerra
aPeoria1, salieron para la isla Guile
bra, los j6venes letrados don Saliva
dor Suau y don Rafael F. Ferrer.
Van en- comision de recibir terrenos
del gobierno, por nombramiento
del Attorney General. De Culebra
pasarau a Saint Thomas y de allf
regresaran q San Juan mafiana.
Nos parece muy acertado el
prcceder del Attorney, al designar
para esa comisi6n a dos personas de
la capacidad y de las condolences
de los referidos j6venes.
Para hoy esta anunciada en-
la Corte de distrito de San Juan, la
vista del juicio por jurado de la
causa instrufda contra el celador del
cementerio Pedro Elias, acusado de
violaci6n de sepultura.
Sc encuentra enfer mo el al.
caide de la carcel municipal, don
Pedro Pates. Deseamos su meiorla.
Don Pauline Pumareda ha
solicitado permiso del alcalde para
construir dos casas iguales en- San.
turce, con arreglo q los pianos que
presenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14

de fustiga- a un chiquillo con Tin
junquillo que iba por la via del tro.
lley, di6se TN terrible golpe en- la
cabeza con un poste, habiendo ne
cesidad de conducirlo al Asilo de
Damas donde fue asistido por al
doctor Ferrer.
El sefior Villariny recibi6 tres
contusiones en- el rostro muy cerca
del ojo izquierdo.,
En- el tren de Ia mafiana de
hoy salio para Juncos, aIgo mejo.
RADIO de los golpes que recibiera.
No habiendose presentado
licitadores para el remate del riegc
de las calles, el ayuntamiento en- Sc
sion celebrada la noche del martes
acordo sc hiciera este se1viclo Dol
administration en- los nueve mese,
que faltan del afio, adquiriendos,
once caballos ameiicanos con cincC
juegos de arneses para dedicarlo {
este servicio,
CoRRRsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14

Septlembre II. -Desde que la
Union de Puerto-Rico vino al po-
der, la ciudad de Ponce fue consi-
derada como una poblaci6n de Or
den y rnoralidad. Y 10 justifca,
que la policfa insular ha tenido
dlas sin presentar una denuncia, q
pesar del crecido nImero de habi-
tantes que tiene.
Hoy, con pesar, vemos que la
cosa ha cambiado por complete y
que aquellos animos apacibles Sc
han convertible en- altivos y renco,
rosos.
Indagando las causas, nos tro-
pezamos con que por un pequeio
disturbio surgido entire TN paisano
y dos policias, un cuerpo armada
encargado de velar por el orden
p1blico y todo I'm barrio de 10 mas
populoso de la ciudad Sc encuen-
tran frente a frente sosteniendo un
pugilato censurable por todos con-
ceptos.
No hace mucho Sc ha hecho
un relevo casi general de la policfa,
viniendo a ocupar los puestos de
antiques veteranos en- la policia in
sular, j6venes casi imberbes y de
caracter fogoso.
Desconociendo el caracter de
los habitantes de esta ciudad, ave.
nible por todos conceptos, hubo Ia
sencilla reyerta del domingo pa
ra que juzgando a todos sus ha-
bitantes en- condiciones desfavora-
bles hayan empezado q establecer
denuncias a diestro y siniestro por
la mas leve causa.
Y no es asi como Sc procede;
suscitando odios y rencores no es CO.
mo Sc educa I'm pueblo. ST en- la re-
yerta del domingo uno, dos 6 diez,
cometieron faltas, ahi estan los tri-
bunales de justicia, u1icos autoriza.
dos para castigar las faltas.
Y ese uno, dos 8 diez que SD
fran las consecuencias de sus lige.
rezas de caracter, pero no todo IN
barrio que NADIA ! atuvo que yer en- eI
asunto y que trabaja a diario cor
honradez y probidad en- la luchs
por Ia existencia.
En- la maiiana de hoy son mu
chas las quejas que llegan hast'
nosotros sobre denuncias impues
tas por la policfa en- Ell barrio de Il
Cantera, cosa q1e no sucedla ante.
de la reyerta del domingo.
Lamentamos la actitud asumi-
da por Ia nueva policla que puedt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
NOT|C|AS DE PONCE

traer disturbios a dlario, hacienda.
nos recordar aquellos tiempos en-
queja policia obedeciendo a 6rdenes
republicanas, dcnunciaba, apalea.
ba y abofeteaba a los que no eran
republicanos, contando con la i'm
punidad, apoyada en- que el gobier.
no era republicano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
!unta EscIIar ds Faiardo

so.-Resultando a1n vacan-
tes tres Escuelas rulales, situadas
en- los barrios de Quebrada. Seca,
Daguao y Rio Arriba mum. I, Sc
pone en- conocimiento del profeso'
rado, para que los que deseen aspi-
rar a elias, envfen sus solicitudes q
esta Junta Escolar hasta el dia II
del que cursa. Fajardo, septiembre
3 de I9o7.-JoRGE BIRD ARIAs,
Plesidente. 3-2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14

centricas, no tenemos conocimiento
de ellos. Conque va 10 sabe ePepe,
el tranquiloD, digo aPepe, el del
sAguilao, que permanecera tan
tranquilo, despues de las inexacti-
tudes que ha dicho.O
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14
AnUnoios @sP9cial@s para Ponce
GRAN HOteEieStauant 1N(LAT[RRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEK
sTetuan 10y 12'-Cruz 2 y FOrtaIeza q.

Conuda para Hotel pasaeros
stua6n mas cenca Visas bahia las caes de Tuan
Foraea 81 mas co venlado de capital E de me-
!or las Anla Tiene depaamntos ndeperdente para Des
de e de Agosto ge ademas del p sstens
americana guso del pasa en de auaes o Iut@rpretes
aduces precOs igu de los dms HOtee
manales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-14

r@s En- esta imprenta Sc solici
tan activos vendedores de peti6di
cos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
RAILROAD ENGINEERS TO
STRIKE ON GEORGIA ROAD
Ballot Was Unanimous to Take Such
Action-May spread to Other
Roads in the South.

AUGUSTA. GA. Nov. 15-A f..
burgess, assistant grand commander
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-.
glneers, stated that the advisory board
meeting this afternoon voted to call
strike on the Georgia Railroad La.
ter a meeting was held and vote
taken on the question.
This was the first vote in the his
tory of the organization which is abso-
lutely unanimous to strike said Mr.
burgess. He says the time for the
strike is secret but it will not he
within Is hours from O'Clock tonight
For anv longer time than that he
cannot speak. The strike may spread
to other Southern roads. he said
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
NEGRO TEACHER TALKS TO
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Colored Educator Refers to suffragan
Bishops and Jim Crow
Mass.

PETERSBURG. ..... Nov. l5-Dc-
votional services were conducted Mt
the opening of the Methodist confer
ence this morning by Rev. w c. Va
den of Onancock The early attend.
arce was large, the galleries being
pretty with many ladies OF Peters
burg and other points.
After the reading Of the minutes
Rev. James Cannon raised the .point
that his preamble ans resolutions
concerning the question of control of
Randolph Macon college should he Civ.
en- definite shape in the record.
The idea is to refer to the matter
in the record in stronger terms than
a certain paper for the reason. as
DR. Cannon said. that the question
was one of serious Importance.
Or. Hammond of the board of ed,l-
cation, and Agent Gilbert of the board,
tn latter colorad were presented by
the bishop. Agent Gilbert is teach.
er In Payne Institute. Augusta.
Professor Gilbert. the colorcd ed.
ucator whom DR.. Hammond intro.
duced. said the negro had passed
through slavery with some idea OF
Christianity. as it was taught him by
those with whom he lived. and that
through the teachings of the Metho
dist church had learned to know God.
His speech was characteristics lie
paid his respects to the other demon.
nations, declaring that the Episcopal
church elected suffraSan bishops and
then sent them TO Africa. and the
Roman Catholic church, no had heard
had lin Crow mass. lie looked
upon the Methodist church to bring
the negro higher and closer TO God.
Then he entered plea for Payne In
stitute.
Bishop Galloway said this was a
most impressive address. The sori.
ton of the race question is in the
hands of the church and not of the
politician. He urged all to cntribute
something toward the work going on
at Payne Institute. and all the small
ana large change in possession OF
those present was dumped upon the
table.
The report of the temperance com.
mittee was submitted and adopted. 1t
reaffirmed the ntterance that the
church is for prohibition and pledged
to the utter destruction of the saloon:
requests preachers TO preach special
sermons on temperance and arouse
the people so that Virginia will fall
III The no saloon column; endorses the
AntiSaloon League, and urges the
passage of the Littlefield-C armack
sister State liquor bill now before
Congress; prohibits Methodists vol
unfairly dispensing liquor or renting
property for that purpose. and rec
ommends use of unfermentcd wine
for Communion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Effective Sunday, November 18th.
there viii be change in the schedule
IN G. & o. Ry. Under this change,
through Westbolnd trains will leave
Newport News at 1906 Il. M. and
5:25 p. m. Local trains for Richmond
leaving Newport News at 7:l5 a. M,
and SAB y. NJ.
Returning trains will n-rive New.
port News 1000 a M, l0:a5 a. m.
5;35 p. IN. and 1920 p m. all other
trains will be discontinued
c. and o. steamers will leave New
mort News for Norfolk and Pine Beach
Pier at 1910 Il. IN. and $40 y. M. re-.
turning leave No, folk Mt 900 a. NJ,
and 500 p. m. and Pine Beach Pier
at 9;20 a. M, and 1910 2. M. 1llG-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
WANT EXERCISES HELD
AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mcmboru CT the High School Gradu
atine Classes Willing to Bear Part
Of Commencement Expenses

Now that the board OF school trus.
tees has decided to have two com
mencements this session-onc in
February aud one In June-thc nom
bers OF the classes of February.
1905" aud ".Irnc. 1905" want the ex-
erciscs held in the Academy OF Music
nnd not In the assembly hail of the
High school luiliing as suggested by
some OF the school trustees Thursday
might. Some of the members of the
February class declare that in order
To have the commencement of that
class held at tho Academy the grndu.
ates Will Willingly bear n pnrt OF the
expenses OF the commencement.
For several years 1t has been Gus
tomary TO hold the annual commence
Iment of hclIigh school at the AGA
DENY tulowing to the fact that two
classes graduate this year and two
commcmccmcnts will have to he held
there Is some ooubt rs to whether or
not the school board win have suffi-
cicnt funds this session to warrant
the holding of the two commence.
mcnts in the Academy.
II has bcen suggested however.
that II necessary. the High school
could give series of entertainments
during the remainder of the session
for the benefit of q commencement
fund" and in this way the board would
be relieved Of u large AMOUNT OF the
expenses of the two commandments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
BUILDING LOTS AT >ucrloN.
Wave,ly Place, the New Residential
Section OF Newport News and
Hampton to be Sold at Auction

This afternoon will lie the opening
day of the great auction sale of build.
ing lots at Waverly Place, opposite the
car barns. a chance such as this sell
dom comes when the people of New
port News and Hampton and vicinity
may make their own price ON such de-
sirabc building sites as will be offer
ed at this sale
IL will allow everyone TO buy lot
at their own price, and the terms are
so ve:y easy as to be in the reach
of everybody. being only $40 down
and si0U per week. with no interest
or taxes. In case of death there will
be no further payments and a decd
Will be delivered to the purchasers
heirs. The property is laid out in all
good sized lots and sidewalks are
laid. 1t is only about ~ minutes ride
from Newport News and only FIVE
cent fare Is charged from Hampton as
well rs Newport News.
Anyone buying lot either for q
home Of speculation can double their
money in the near future. 1t is far
safer than the hanks at the present
day. rs your lot cannot run away, and
1t Is an opportunity for a safe an
sound investment.
The company advertiscs to give
away $1,000 in valuable and useful
presents. and takes this method mere
~ to advertise Waverly Place and to
bring tho people to the grounds and
show what desirable lots they are Of
fcring. Also one $3.50 upright piano
will he given away. Free box OF
candy to all ladies' attending the sale
ana cigars TO the gentlemen Eco
cars leave Newport News and Hmm.
ton from y. m. on 10 take all those
wishing to attend Band concert Will
be given for the ladies' This is n
8ood chance for anyone to enjoy a
good anu profitable afternoon. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
Work on lhe North Dakota Ad-
va1Geu Over -Four Per Cent.
REPORT OF PROGRESS IN OCTOBER
Less Than TWO Per Cent. Was Adde d
to the Delaware's Degree of Com
pletion During the Month, But keel
is Being Laid Nov.

me current report of the bureau of
department on the degree of compile
department on the degree OF compile
ton of vessels building for the Uni.
ted States navy shows that on Noyem.
Der l the 10000 ton batleship Della
ware building at the plant of the New.
port News Shipbuildng and Dry Dock
Company. was 2.33 per cent com
pleted and that the battleship North
Dakota, building at the plant of the
Fore River Shipbuilding Company.
Quincy, Mass, was 4.23 per cent.
completed.
The report of this bureau issued
in October showed that on October
! the Delaware was Go of one per
cent. completed. while work on the
North Dakota had not been started
at that time,
The keel for the Delaware is now
being laid at the shipyard and it is
expected that rapid progress will be
made on the vessel this month. Be
sides the Delaware. the local yard
has five vessels building on the
stocks. whereas the Fore River Com.
pany has besides the North Dakota
only two small vessels on the stocks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
Affairs Of nedIca| Society Of VII.
gInIp 10 Hands Of Board.
MEETINGS DEVOTED TO SCIENCE
Radical Changes in Method of Gov.
erning the Body Ends Fight Which
Has Been in Progress Nearly Twen-
~ Years-Annual Meeting.

Compromising fight which has
been going on for nearly 20 years. tn,
Medical Society OF Virginia made a
radical change in its constitution dur.
Ing the annual meeting, which came
to close in Chase City yeterday .
Various attempts have been made 10
change the method OF governing the
society and conducting It's business.
but heretofore the members have been
rnablc TO agree upon a plan. some
iavoring placing all the power In
the hands of governing board, and
others holding out for democratic
method similar to the one required
under the old constitution.
Under the amendments adopted dur.
ing this meeting. the affairs of the
society are placed under control of a
board of councillors to be elected an
nually by the organization. Thdre
VIII be one member of the board from
each OF the ten Congressional districts
OF the State and five from the State
lat large. This board will transact
all business and nominate the officers
for the society. Regular reports to
the body are to be made by the couIl-
|cillors and the right to nominate on.
GERS on the floor Is reserved to the
members.
Dr. Clarence Porter Jones, who was
the only representative of this city
at the convention. says that the prir-
cpal reason for making the change
in the constitntion was to keep bus
mess out of the body, SO that prac-
tically the entire time during the ali
nual meetings may be devoted to sci
ence.
DR. Jones returned home from Chase
City last night. During the conven-
ton he read an interesting paper on
the subject. Eye Ailments Due to
Extra Ocular Disease"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16

ated ana Drinss back the lost one !:
he traces lost or stolen goods, anc
unearths hidden treasures; he re.
moves evil influences, cross spells ana
ii luck. Gives luck and success in
all You undertake..
He is the only one that will give
a written guarantee to complete your
business or refund YOUR money. All
letters containing Sl.00. with ques-
tons. Will be answered In full.
Call or address $40 S. Eighth Street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Office hours 10000 a. m. 10 $50 y.
M; Sundays $3.50 TO GOO p. m.
Prof Bruce's Magic Remedies may
be secured at Drs. Fo-man's md
Whlttsker's drug store. corner Twen.
ty-fifu Street and Jefferson Avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
NEGRO TEACHERS TO MEET.
Annual Session of Tidcwater Assoda
ton Here Tuesday. Z

The Tidewater Teachers Assdia.
ton. composed Of the olored I'd CHI
ers OF Newport News, Norfolk. P,rts.
mouth, Berkeley, Hampton and the
Hampton Normal School. will hold
its annual meeting at the colorcd Me
thod'st church in this city on NAem
Der 30. The meeting promises b be
an unusually well attended ami in
teresting one.
Several prominent educators III the
State will address the meeting and
some o fthe teachers will give inter.
estng lectures. Tho members of the
local school board have been invited
to attend the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
WILL PLAY HAMPTON AGAIN
Local High School Football Team
Meets Crabtown Tuesday.

The football eleven of the local
High school will play its third game
OF the season Tuesday, meeting the
eleven of the Hampton High school at
Hampton. The teams played an ex.
citing no.score game here two weeks
ago and the match Tuesday promises
to be hard fought. as both teams are
anxious for victory.
The members of the High school
Rioters Club" will accompany the
team to Hampton and will cheer the
local warriors on to victory. All OF
the Rioters" have ordered High
school nennants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
Calendar for Today.
BIG FOREIGN SHIPMENT.
Two Steamers Take Carcoes For For.
eiln Ports,

Two steamships sailed from this
port Yesterday for 10 nign ports with
an aggregate OF lIo77 tons of coal
valued at $'2 i23. The British Inycr.
clyde took 1888 ton. for Manila for
me use Of the American warships in
me Far East and the German Mara
sob took ASH tons for Havana
Cuba ''"
rms is one of the largest shipments
o. coal ever made from this port to
foreign ports in single day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
EaaIes Ely to Hanpton.

The local acrie of Eagles attended
the fair and bazaar of tho Hampton
Lodge OF Elks at Hampton last night
In II body. leaving this cay on spc.
cini car ut 1890 o'clock and returning
late last night. Tho Birds had n very
enjoyable time md were well pleas.
ed with the evenings ou,lng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
First Appearance of Dnnaruf q Fore.
runncr of Fnturc InIJncss,


That such Is tho cnsc has been con-
clusively proven by scicitihc rcgenrch
Prof. Unna, tho noted European skin
specialist. declares that ,nndrurf IL the
hurrowcd-up outiclc OF thI scalp caused
by parasites destroying Inc vitality IN
the hair bulb. rho hair becomes ilfe,cs,.
and, In time. falls out. Tbs Gun DO pre-.
vonted.
Newbro's 1Ierpicide kill this dandrntr
germ. and restores tho mar to tB natural
softness and abundancy.
Herpicide is now uFed w thousands OF
people-ali oatiHfed that It Is tho most
ket to-day.
Sold by leading drugeiis. Send 1oc. lr
stamps for sample to The 1ferpinide CO.
Detroit. Mich.
Two shes--5Dc AMI $500.
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE SPECIAL
AGENTa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
OFF FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Mr. Nj. V. o. Doughty Attends Deep.
water Conference.

"osS' SO'HS'SICe.
Mr.. NJ. V. d. Doughty who recently
was appointed by Governor Swanson
as one of the Virginia delegates to
the Deepwatcr Conference, left last
night for Philadelphia, where the con
ference will meet on November 10
ana 90.
Mr.. Doughty Will meet the Maryland
delegates. headed By Mayor AIahool.
in Baltimore and the entire parTy will
go to Havrc De Grace. Md. where
they viii board the private yacht OF
Mayor Reybnrn. OF Philadelphia, ard
proceed to the Quake city via thf
Delaware Canal. Il
Mayor Buxton and Mr.. r. j. Charld
were appointed delegates to this co
Terence. but Will be unable to attcu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16

stores for the Army OF Cuban Pacifica-
ton. u number of army officers
sailed on the vessel and will join
their commands on their arrival in
Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16

1t cxpels all poisons. stimulates the
Internal organs, cleanses tho system
and purifics the blood Such is Hollis
ters Rocky Mountain Tea. tie most
effective preventative of disease. IS
Gents. Tea or Tablets. J. c. Gorsuch
e. Co
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
PROF. ID. ID. BRUCE. MID.
THE GREAT AUSTRIAN MEDIUM.

the only living
apostle OF the
Science OF Mys
teries. lie has
acceptable quail
tiles and is In
fallible in the
line or his busi.
ness. The world
has never seen
his equal. lie
tells at n glance
the object OF
your visit, he
unites the sepa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
To Load for Cha.

The British steamship Athena ar
rived in port yesterday rom Havana
TO load cargo of about $500 tons OF
coal for Cardenas. Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday, November is, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Athcniana CBr). Cole.
Havana-to nerwindWhitc Coal Com.
pnny in ballast
Steamer Thrift ,(Nor). Tellefsen,
Port Arthur-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal.
Schooner Dorothy Palmer. Harding,
Boston-to Chesapeake and Ohio Coal
ana Coke Company in ballast
Schooner Lucy T. Friend. Chatneld.
Providence-to White Oak Coal Com.
pany. In ballast.