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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
IS KILLED, AND 50
HURT IN COLLISION
Confusion Of Orders Causes a
Collision Of |nlerupbaR Trolley
Near kaIIOnR, H.
DEAD LAID ALONGSIDE TRACKS
Cars Approached Each Other at l4ish
Rate of spcen and There Was No
Time for Passengers to save Their
Livcs-lmpact So Severe That Cars
Were TeIescopcd.

MArTOON. ILL.,. Aug 30.-Fiftoen
persons were killed and about 30 In
lurod today In II head on collision he
tween an interurhan express train.
consisting OF n motor car and n
trailer, and traction car on tho Mat
toon Il Charleston electric line Mt n
sharp curve one mile west of Charles.
ton. Ill. \ confusion or orders re-
coived over the telephone IL said to
nave been tho cause of the accident.
The cars approached each other ut
high speed and the impact was so ter
rifle that the motor ear and the
trailer were tclcscoped by the trac.
ton car Few passengers hnd time
to escape by jumping. Most of the
passengers were going To the Coles
c6umty fair nj Charleston.
I Mattoon sent special cars to tho
wreck and the dead and injured wore
brought to tho morgue and tho hos.
nilnl. Several of The injured may
die
Doctors and others hurried from
Charleston TO the disaster; dragged
dead and injured from tho liroken
mass of timbcrs and seats and gave
first aid TO tho mnimei
Tho dead were laid alongside the
track. The victims could not he
taken TO Charleston because the track
WAS blocked in that direction and the
relief car from Mattoon was awaited.
Tho limo on which the disaster han.
pened is twelve miles long. running
between Mat;oon and Charleston. Ill.
and has but single track. Tclc.
phones are placed every two miles
Tor orders To he transmitted TO the
cars passing over the road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
INTERIOR MERCHANTS IN
HURRY FOR THEIR GOODS
Urging the Manufacturers and
Wholesalers to Rush Their Or
ders-conditions Generally.

NEW YORK. Aug. -Dradsireet's
tomorrow Will say; Crop and trade
DEVELOPMENTS display irregnlarily,
rendering generalization difficult.
Fall jobbing trade has improved
among large ccnters and from The
Northwest comes the report that
goods ordered held back are now be.
Ing urged for quick delivery.
Dryeoods and wearing apparel, such
ms clothing. shoes and millinery. show
chief activity, as befitting the season.
Flour milling show increased activity
ana improved export demand for both
flour and wheat Mt advanced prices.
ana is instrumental in causing n pes.
simistic feeling that short Yields Will
be offset by higher values.
collections are still subject of
complaint as for some time past she.
cal emphasis being placed on New
York collections whore discounts are
less numerous than formerly. Fonn.
dry pig iron is weaker mt all markets
ana in few ccntcrs sale iron is he.
iliS constantly offered. Demand for
steel rails is disappointing but II is
stated that reservations for next vear
pending and adjustment OF speclfi-
cations are heavy ami a large foreign
order is also looked for.
business failures in the United
States for the week ending August
% were lG7 against 1873 last week,
i3S in 1900. 1Gl in 1905 1S9 in 1901
and 1862 in 1909
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Got a New vic; Lando In Jail.

TIF'TON. GA, Aug. 30.-Last April
f. Il. Rlncar, n white man. living
near hero. left home snying he was
going TO look for another home for
MS family, which consistcd OF his
wife and fonr children. one Of whom
was babe two or three days old.
Two weeks later he returned for two
days, saying he had secured work Mt
Fnrgo. II ~ learned that he has
married Mias Watson. n young wo-
man of Madison county. Fla. and
ltinear Is now under arrest on the
charge Of bigamy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Twentieth Time for The Classic
Event Of The Sheephead Track.
COLIN LOOKED UPON WITH FAVOR
Only Eight Horses Likely to be in
Front of Barrier, But the List of
Entries is of Unusually High
Class Order.
(Rv AssocIatod Pross.l

NEW YORK, Aug SO-For the
twentieth running of the Classic Flu
iuriiy at Shccpshead Bay tomorrow
but eight horses arc named TO face
the starter-thc smallest field in the
history OF the race, the recognized
Blue Ribbon event of the American
Turi
Ii can be said, however, that these
two years old are of the calilre
to make the race an interesting one
from the barrier TO the wire OF the
six furlongs course
The most conspicuous is the entry
of James r. Keenc's Colin the undc-
feated son of Commando Pastorella
and Restigouch. another son OF Com
mando. but 1t is with the former that
Mr.. Kccnc expects to win the race.
although lie would not be surprised to
see his second colors close behind
the white with the blue polka dots
OF Colin when the end of the journey
is reached
Frank Farrers Jim Gaffney. which
VIII carry 1870 pounds. conceding five
pounds to Colin, is the second choice
of the public.
Beaucoupa. from the stable of Il.
- WILSON DR.. winch once ran Colin
to a head has Leen especially pointed
for the race and with 10 pounds on
his back is expected to give good
account of himself. August Belmont
VIII start Fair Play, n colt of great
speed, and stamina. and one that
easily can handle his allotment of
weight.
The fast but cratic Chapultepcc,
owned by Frank Furlew in his pre-
paratory work outs, has shown re.
markablc speed according to reports.
as also has Bar None. Harry Payne
Whitney entry
Both these colts have the mini
mum weight of the entrance III
mounds. James f. Madden places his
hone in Meclick.
Following are the entries, weight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
HAMPTON VISITED BY
EARLY MORNING BLAZE
Building Occupied by Moving Picture
Show Quilted by Fire Which
Started on the Stage.
Nrom a Staff CORRESPONDENCE

W rom Il Stalt COrreSpondent.)
HAMPTON, VA. Aug. 31.-Firo, the
origin of which has not YET bccn
learned, Quilted the twostory frame
building at No. 80 West Queen street
about 2 O'Clock this morning. The
total loss to the building and con
tents will be between $1,000 and ST.
800.
The lower part of the structure
was occupied by the Dream" NOV
ing picture show and the flames ap.
parently started on the stage. When
the fire was discovered by Mr. and
Mrs Roach. who occupy the flat on
the second floor, it had gained con
siderable Roadway and the firemen
had hard fight before cxtinguishing
the blaze.
The burned structure is in the cen
ter of the business block on West
Queen street and the fire caused con
siderable excitement among the bust
ness men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
sEVEAlY-NIgE MEN we're KILLED
Roll Call Shows That Nearly Four
Score Lost Their Lives in the
Quebec Bridge Accident-Most of
Them skilled MiscaI.
culation Caused the Catastrophe.
nv Assoclatc0 -rcss.)

QUEBEC. Aug. SO.--Although TWEEN
~ hours have elapsed since the Que
bee bridge crashed into the st. Law
renee. three score of dead bridge
workers are still held in the mcswork
of debris nj the bottom of the river.
a roll call held this afternoon con
firmcd the early estimates of the
loss OF life. Seyentyninc men failed
10 answer to their names ana We're
not among the injured at The hospital.
Fifteen bodies lie AT the morgue
awaiting tile result Of the coroner's
inquest OF the total 70 dead or miss
ing. lG were skilled American mo
chanics brought here by the Phoenix
Bridge Company, of Phoenixvillc, PA.
To work on the structural steel parts
of the bridge. Some of the bodies
of the unfortunate men can be seen
below the surface OF the water tight
ly wedgcd In nm inextricablc net
work of steel, where 1t is utterly I'M
possible to reach them. Although
tugs. row hoats and RATS We're used
throughout tho day to patrol the wa.
ter over the wrecked bridge She re.
suit of all their work was the ra.
cnvery of only one body Mt low tide
this evening.
This victim was cut in two and the
body was taken ont in two parts
Several engineers visited the scene
today. It was evident. so those OK
perts said. that there had been n
miscalcnlation Of the tensile strength
in some spot; that the weak spot had
given way under the strain of hun
drcds of thousands of tons Of stool
ana that this had Mt once upset the
balanced promotion of the structure
ana caused the collapse.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31

was pat OFF The train In tho middle of
me great Southwestern desert. amt
lcit To wander fricndloss and without
money. When found by a railroad
section gang she was staggering In
tho sun, miles from hahitation. almost
crazed by thirst, fatigue and hunger.
Her mind was Il total blank. Sho was
identified by letters and papers In
hcr possession. and returned to her
friend and roommate. Miss Marie
DAM who had studio. and lived IN
ltc same building with Mrs. Johnson.
Her mind. shattered by the terrible
experience. never recovered It's bal
ancc. She died In tho asylum at Dun.
ming raving maninc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Roosevelt Bars Autos.
Thy Associated Presa.1

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-Automiblles
other than those carrying official
guests of President Roosevelt have
been barred from the Sycamore Hill
drive leading to and around the Presi-
dents home at Oyster Bay. A Sg
sign giving notice to this effect was
put up just off the main road yes
terday. Sight-seeers who have no ap,
pointment with the President have
been permitted to drive through the
Presidents grounds and around the
house. provided they did not stop on
the way. 3. "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
morning that there is absolutely no
foundation Tor the rumor that he was
to succeed Attorney General nona-
partc.
Mr.. PATTON VICTIM
oFYAiNFUL ACCIDENT
Lgaments Above the Knee Torn
Loose by iiEwistng Leg in Step.
ping Off Veranda.

While steppiags from the voranda
OF the lnsidsf!nn II, the Exposition
Wednesday sss6ht. MIR. j. L.. Patton.
OF this city, fEistea one OF his legs
in some way. Nearing loose the liza
mcnts just ssiSyc tho knee.
After tho 1scident he was taken
into the hotel and was later brought
To his honesty this city 2i3 Thirty
third street.
While il is not very serious, the
wound is a Fry painful one and II
will be scycfss weeks before Mr.. Pat
ton viii bosrlttle to leave his room
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
BARR TUCKER CONTROVERSY
SETTLED BY COMP PROMISE

which had her masts and stanchions
damaged in attempting TO pass un.
der the government pier arch nj the
jamestown Exposition last evening.
the Amerita. the flagship of Sccrc.
iary Mcintosh. OF the American
Power Boat Association. which sus-
tanned injuries to her keel cnrGute
here. ana the Marie, of New York
The Iorayda and Amerita are un.
dcrgoing repairs today preparatory to
sailing.
osteopaths Adjourn.
The concluding sessions of tho
American Cstcopathy Associations
eleventh annual convention were held
ut the Exposition grounds today.
Clinics occupied the morning Sos
sion and an open parliament was
held this afternoon.
Two More Michigan Days.
Two more Michigan days have been
added TO tho calender of the James.
town Exposition Special Day Celcbra-
tons. Ann Arbor. September 10. and
Kalamazoo, September %.
Special Commissioner Mckay re-.
ports that St. Augustine. Florida.
Day at the Exposition. will be Sep.
TENDER 2G, the same date ms Jack
sonvillc Day. Mr. Mckay hopes to
arrange special days for Tampa, Oca.
In and Tallahassee
Roanoke Day.
Roanoke, Virginia Day has bacn
fixed for October IS, the same date
rs Confederate Veterans Day when
the Ncnerans, the Sons of Veterans
and the Daughters of Confederacy
gather In annual session.
On The War Path, beginning Mon
day afternoon and continuing for one
week the six flying Vanhards will
give daily two exhibitions in mid
air. These exhibitions will he free
and will occur where all may obtain
a full view of the performances. The
rigging is now being placed in posi-
ton for the eightyfoot leap, double
somersault and other acorbatic stunts,
forty feet above ntothei earth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
NEGRO WHO IS TO HANG
SERVED IN The ARMY
Develops That Norfolk Black Who Is
to Go on Galows Was at San
Juan Battle.
0,y Associated Press ,

NORFOLK, VA. Aug Cot de-
vcloped today that William Mcintosh
the negro who is to be hanged here
September fifth for the murder of
Charles w. Parks in April. was a
member of the Tenth United States
Cavalry Troop which distinguished
itself under fire at the battle of san
Juan Hill, in the Spanish-American
war. Mcintosh served six years
enlistment in the army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
says AanraIan incident is closed.

NEW YoRfs, Aug. SO,-WalI street
WAS excited sliis morning by the an
nouncoment{Int Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish
mad an impnSflnt statement TO make
This was IL, iThc Hanrahan incident
was closed l'slen | left the Illinois
Central office ON Wednesday, What
no may now see fit to give out after
his return To Chicago does not interest
me. nor viii Il lead mo to freak thf
silence whlchEI lfave maintained" 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Select Husband for Princess.

LONDON. Aug. 30.-Emperor Will
liam, ii is understood, will arrange
n marriage between his only daugh-
ter. Princess Victoria, and his cousin,
Prince Leopold. son Of the Princess
Henry of Battcnberg. when he visits
his uncle King Edward. this fall.
Princess Victoria is Emperor VIII
liams' Youngest child. She is fifteen
years old. Her intended husband.
Prince Leopold, is eighteen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Norfolk sirl Hangs Herself.

NORFOLKts VA. Aug. 3O.-Miss
Suzanne Donst twenty-thrcc years of
age. and dau sitter of Leo Bonct de-
signer Mt the jamestown Exposition.
hanged herself today in apartments;
ut the Imporifi flats. She tied a rope
TO the overhead steam pipc In the
bath room. rat the moose about her
neck and jun9oed from the bath tub.
III health is ysiven rs the cause so
rash an act.i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Navy Department Bureaus Instruct
ed 10 Prepare Ball|esh|ps Tor
The Pacific Coast.
MUST Be READY BY DEcEMBER is
Vessels to Be Prepared to Steam Then
and Torpedo FIo,IIIa Fortnight Ear
Iier-TO Send Coal From Eaat Au-
thOri,les Can Save 50 Ton by
Shipping Fuel In Foreign colllera.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. 30
preparatory orders for the Atlantic
batticsh!p fleet TO proceed Ia the Pa
eric are contained IN this memoran.
uum FOR all bureaus ISSUED by Tri.
man H. Newbcrry. Acting Secretary
of the Navy:
The bureaus aro respectfully I'm.
formed that the Atlantic fleet OF ak.
teen bnttleshlps, n flotlila OF nix Tor.
pedo boat dcstroyers. with mn auxil.
iary MS tondcr, together with two sup.
ply ships ana one repair shin for the
service or the fleet. will take n cruise
10 San Francisco Win the Strait OF
MAGELLAN. sailing not later than De.
ccnil'or 10 to 10; the torpedo flo.
Una sailing not later than December
LIST.
The Department directs that the
bureaus issue the necessary order
10 prepnre the fleet and its auxIlIar.
les, consisting of tho vessels before
mentioned. two supply ships-tho
Glacicr and the Culgon-the repair
snip Panthor and the AuxlIlasf ARE
thusa' Which Is to be tcndeislfo tho
destroycrs. so that they Will he In
al respects ready to sail on tho date
mentiOnodn ------ d. -----l-- -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
NInc-Hour Day for MachInlsto.

CHICAGO. ILL. Ang. aO.-settlc.
mont was reached yesterday between
me general manager OF tho Chicago.
milwaukee, and ST. Paul Railway and
me mnchinists. blacksmiths and
bosiermnliors employed in tho shops
OF he company. The new agreement
.eslnbliShaA, The nincshonr day for / /.
5Op shop employees on the system.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Kellogg Not for eonaparte's Place.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Frank r.
Kellogg, counsel for the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the investi-
cation of the Standard Oil Company
who conducted the investigation OF
the Hartman lines. is now in town
preparing for the hearing in the Gov
eminent suit against the Standard Oil
Company, which is to be resumed in
this city next Tuesday He said this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
elshoE Bringing eible.

LIvERPooih Aug, Gothic bishop
Of London, Ds 3. f. W. Ingram, who
VIII present old RrIton parish
church at psuilausimrg. Va.. the.
second oldest church In America. the
Bible which King Edward has given
IT IN connection with the Jamestown
Exposition. sailed for Canada today
on the Allen line steamer Victorian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Mourner Commits Suicide.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. 30
After hrooding for several weeks over
the death of his grandfather. Edward
Dickinson, twenty-four years old.
shot himself in the forehead here to-
day, dying instantly.
He was native OF Rocky Mount.
va. and had been living here four
months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
GOVERNOR SWANSON WANTS
LABOR DAY WELL OBSERVED
lasues Proclamation Asking the
People Of the State to Pay
Annual Trlbnte TO Labor

RICHMOND VA. Aug. 3O.--Gov-
crnor Swanson today issued HIS PRO
clnmation regarding the observance
of Monday ms Labor Day. lie has
ordered tho closing of all state Offices
and urges the people generally to oh.
serve the day ma n tribute to the worth
ana dignity of labor. Arrangements
nave been made for suitable cole.
hrntion In this city on Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
Leaves $4,000 to Ms Horse.

ATLANTIC. IOWA, Aug. 30.-Geo.
4 Long. who committed suicide after
the death of one of pair of favorite
horses. left n bequcst OF $4,000 to
Keep the other horse in comfort us
long as it lives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
From a Staff Correspondent

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, Aug.
20, co,n,rom,so h,. which no
..
i'"'i "VNei CONTROVERSY 10 niue
closed incident, was effected today,
and rs the result Commissioner Cen
eral Kohlsaat rendered his resignation
no hood ., no ,xrosi,,ou oo,omoni,l
department ana burton "ruNuE' Oh
Richmond, was appointed to succeed
him. SDirector General Barr appointed
Mr.. Grundy Immediately after accept
p. ing MI. kohlsaats resignation. and II
IS ulluers,oou .nat the appolh'iiieli.
m..e,. WIN "ppi''"' vi iicSi"c''V
fucker
While the director generals recent
order deprived President Tucker OF
his duties and rights as master of
ceremonies Mt the Tercentennial, the
latter Is still president of the com
spany, and. II he had any authority
and perogativcs before the director
general took charge of things, he still
holds them.
Mectino of Directors.
,oo.in ~ 49,, =, .,;.o,..
90 ~" Ex,,os;,;o. ,',,,. ha1, ,i;s ,e
- ,'u ~ m"o "'ii .i',s
~ n,,,o,, ,,;. NJ.
~ "a ..a,.';''., ',, ''o"o'e, ne "
i,,,o WV ~. ."he p..0e'
.o"vNc', any II was apparent thal
~ , n'iu neen reached before
me poaru WAS calied 10 ORDER.
MI. Joseph bryan, OF Richmond, an
ih,ih'a,e FRIEND OF PRESIDENT tucker,
o'lereu Il resoii'ioh providing Tor the
appointment OF committee with
poWer 10 ACT III me matter. rms com
iiit'ce WIS appointed, ana last night
u gave out TO the press representa-
yves me following statement:
Committees Statement
Following is n verbatim conv of
the statement issued by the commit.
tee.
I'm order 10 remove tho misconcon.
ton that exists concerninr tho sronc
and purpose of the order RECENTLY is.
sued by Director General Barr con.
corning the official receptions ana en-.
tertainments ut the jamestown ok
position, ana with the hope of cor
recting as far as possible the harm
full results that have attended the
public discussion OF this incident. the
following statement of facts is made:
In the order of Mr.. Barr appoint
ing Mr.. kohlsaat as his representa-
I'VE IN III Official receptions anu en-
tertanments, there was no purpose
expressed or implied to interfere in
any way win me duties and peroga-
yves OF MI fucker as the President
OF tne EXposition company; on the
Vun''aIS, IT WIS not me purpose or
t ne ',ten " i".viiere Win ms sta
' ."s ~ WIS III MI l'"rr judgment,
S,nn ,i 20, 20 insure tne success OF an
onno;n,ai SIM n'ol s"ou'u Ne
their detaii,. w,'n ouid " rni,o a., '"'Su
of sucb Intv " nmG T mo".u ,~,,vnL MN ~
him for lie nerfornorco '''''' "
"'rhjs nuhIic,iin,, ;e moi, win, No
fnl assent of Mr narr and M,
Tucker.
(SignedD
"JOSEpU BRYAN
THEODORE s. GARNETT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
KohIsaaf Resigns Position Of d.
rector Of Ceremonies and Is
Succeeded by Barton,
Grundy Of Richmond.
PRESIDENT TUCKER IS SATISFIED

Pressure Was Brought to Bear Upon
All Parties Concerned TO Close the
Incident and Stop Discussion-Com -
mlttee of Directors Gives Out State
ment Concerning Order Recently Is
Sued by DircctoreeneraI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31
General Coallng Plans


General plans for conling the bat.
ne snip fleet were given out by Off.
ci'iis or the Bureau OF Equinment.
from present indications it nppears
tlint about I04.5i0 tons of coal win he
needed, that all the coal will be shin.
ped In GOLFERS from tho East. that
me COST VIII be less than first nntici-
phted. ana that TO minimize expense
Foreign bottoms will ship most OF the
coni, ms American contractors uuote
prices beyond reason.
An official OF the bureau NJ nnvipn.
ton said today:
"All of the coal will be American
conf nnd Will be shipped in collIera
which will start out from the Iast
probably from Norfolk, Philadelphia,
baltimore Newport News, etc. some
fifteen days before the fleet starts.
~. torpedo flotilla will buy their
coal ut the points OF call. The battle
ships will take coal exclusively from
the Golfers This is to be done he.
cause the points OF call have nof
enough coal and because II would Take
probably sixteen days to coal the
fleet at each stopping nont whereas
ny golfers We can coal inc fleet In
four or five days. Four or five col
iiors VIII meet the battleships at
S"''i l'oiilt VI tull.
Estimates show that the cost of
coal VIII be somewhat less than an
ticipnted We will save Mt least so n
ton by sending the coal in Golfers
from the East. Naval collierc will
coal the fleet at Trinidad and Mt Rio
de Janero. Chartered colllers VIII sup.
ply II ut Sandy Point and Cnllao and
Magdnlena Bay.
To Charter Foreign Golfers
Letters from contractors offering
golfers and means of transportation
have been coming into the bureau.
nut from the present outlook il will
be necessary to charter foreign yes.
sells. rs the prices OF the American
contractors are far In advance OF
what we anticipated. Americans want
from SIS to S14 n ton to convey the
coal to the Pacific, whereas the Navy
department, by chartering foreign bot
toms, can send the coal for about Sc
Il ton.
"rhsl reason for these excessive
demands OF American contractors IS
easily understood. American bottoms
make Sl.1O ton for conveying coal
from one point to another on the AT.
lantic Coast. They can make three,
four and sometimes five trips
month. and when. for instance, they
convey 5000 tons in load. 1t Is read
lily understood how profitable this Is
for them. Coal taken to the Pacific
in these American bottoms limits
them To one trip In two to three
months. and. necessarily, they raise
the price. For this reason it Is very
probable that foreign bottoms will be
chartered by the Navy Department
In fact. 1t is almost certainty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-31

THE DAILY PRESS Ia the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news report of the Asso-
clated Prose.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-20

William Morris.