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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
SdrcfenstGat eincs id)nappStOllen
Burden.

6reeport Sa., 2. SUM-. -
Die 10 Sabre alte 6rou Coma Sumel'
bagen 1plu0e geltern bon Dem 1S.idb'
rigen Serbert springer erifoiIen.
Der abidellIicbcn Gbat ging cine
ihredlidc Scene ooruuS. 6rau 9lt'
melbogen, Die crit II Olonate oerbels
ratbet MGR, batte ibr 9nbp i'm ainoer'
mGgeldben Dor ii6 bergeidoben ais
springer plobli6 Dor ibr ouit0uhte.
Ger 9urihe, Der ihner be5e6t mot
uno Die ilmge ,Srau perlnittblif nit
elmer 2lnoerem ole ieine 2iebesantra8e
peri6mGbt Bate, perlpeHieIte, trieb
sic Dtlttter Don Dem ainoe binDeg
rno 6egom, auf oic 6licbcnoc 81
idieBen Ger brittle SduB itredte lie
toot nieoer. Ger 2ernIlten lebte Norte
luaren: 80 rettet mid fir mein ar
mes ga6p!" 2lls ser Wor6er in Der
@eiGngniB3eae niidtern mur0e, per
fiel er in Naierei iiber oen oHSrr'
tbum," Den er began9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Gntriiltete GittsbArgcr.
Ghn6Sr MiRadltHug OeS Carnegie
GuuitiHititutS.

Gin Der 9(nItalt Oircft 1c5euiibcr CT.
ribtctcr, init 9ictlonc 4lafoten
beflcbter grettcr5apm enhucibt sic
Stdtte. - Stritcbrehcr III Gan
lSranciSco pon cinem Spc5ialpoIi.
5iIten Der .8ummcn @ciellihoit"
nicOergeihoiien. - @ei3bala oer.
i6leuoert ieincn icit Sabren 5rt.
ianunen eefroBtcn Mammon aus
1Slirht Dor Grnoroupg. - Gui.
Icnfampi in 2ouiiiana oIs 6ol9e
cines 8erbredenS beiiirhtet.
&itts bur9, Ya. :. Slml. -
@roBe Gntriiitung berriht unter bic
iigen aunltfrennocn iiber 0ie @rrth-
tuna eincS groBeu @retteroeri6Ioge5,
pelher sum 2lnfIcbcn GROCER 9lnjei'
aen Glnfate henlst miro, 0trett ge'
Qcuilber oem Carnegie Snititltt. Sic
crfldrcn, in Fittsburg oioG8e Scr
Gonumer5ialiSlitrlg ser &unit" geraOc
mic in uuicren uu2m0rtigcn 9elieln'
0en 0ie GonItitution Scr 6lagge, lmo
oie Grrid)tng einCS iolhcn 2lnnon'
cen3mtncs, oitf melhcm 8nsoien,
Ndbmoihinen II. oll. 3um Eertot1
onQebotcn uer0en, lmmittelbar Oor
Sem &mittempel, melhen ser 9Sobl'
tbdter Carnegie crit fiir5Iicb Der Stoot
@ittSblrg aelui0met, lei cine Sdmnd
lno einc S6onoc iiir Oo3 @cmein'
1ucic1 Ter 8cridlag lit etrpo 1iC
SUB Ion9 unO 20 SUB bod Gr amt
oiebt elm iaibionablcs &oltbaltS, mel
DIES sur ginItelllng ieineS 9etriebe&
0e5munaen morocn it, Gtli6e oel
on ibm ongei6Iuacuen @lGfate inn
Ei0t obue 0unor. Sins ocrIcIbcl
onnoncirt cine geminc Sorte Bier
melheS nit Der 6arbe OeS Carnegie
Tartan ooer SlaiO in &er6inoung &c
broht miro lmo auf ben 9tamen cine,
ser Carnegie 9lnItalteu getaltit NOR
0en it, Sn Iou6e'S 8emdlOe poos
9ao." luelde9 ben CrItcn &rciS be
Ger fiir5lid)en internntionoIcn &ullt
uu5itelluug i'm Carnegie Gnltitltt er
| bielt, lit ulti Ser 2lnnoncc eineS Ellun
Ger'9 nndAclbn1t. ltn0 pcrldleOen
an0ere i'm SuItitltt entboltene Mert
luerben olli Gbnli6e8eiie miBbrnuht
Die Yclpobner Der gto6borIbaIt lnj
SerndBen oui9ebraht iiber oiele V}lB
od)tlmg Ser Carnegie Stiftung, bal
iie cine glgitation 81 @unIten cine
It1otiiben CrOiuan5 gcaen oerortiB
Mcflamc W(ctbo0cn in Sang geIeb
boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
8icr Ncger ertruufeu.

Spartansbura g. g. 3.
,Suni.- 0ier gteger ertronfen geItern
9tadmittag i'm Epger-9iiper, 10 Del.
len iiioIih pom bier, ais cine Bride
inter einem nit Wauleiel beipannten
@agen, auf yueldem IA Neger bon
Ser geeroiglng zines 8ermanoteu alti
einem beno6barten 3rieoboie 5urild
febrten, 5uiammenbrad,. Gas 6ubr-
perf bate gcraOc bas gnbe Der Birdie
erreid)t, ais DER 3uiamnenbruh er.
folate 9ie 2eiflen Der Grtrrnfenen
iin6 nod nift ailIgeiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
6il's Saar. nno Bart 6arbc,
ihmari uocr braun, 30 Gents.

Shlcllicu oes 9aiiins, idnitten oen
Shlcpper .9tbeiae" los mo 3umpfer
uu0 Sd)lepper colIi0irten 10 beftig.
0uB lie geioe beiddoi0t mlr0en. I'll
gtoutes ucrbinoerten Die Striter oen
Tampier .Tenis 6rouuut" am Der.
laiicn 0es 5aiene. Sie ihnitten oos
Shiif pom ShIeppcr db. Der es I'M
1uu bate. mo uernnfcrtcu es otil
Guai. nadoem lie cine @ate an
9oro poitirt butten.
0as aabiuet 6iIligte in ieiner se.
itriacn SibltHg Die DtaBnubmen oes
0larinemiuiiters lhomiou. 0cr oie
@oit nuh 0eu aolonie'u per Trans.
portoumpier imO nah Den mItteIl1rt.
oiihen 0afen nit Sorpeoobooten lirlo
1orpeoobootieritorern beio-Oern Iabt.
audl iiber meitere gortehriIRgen hd.
ben iih Die Nimiiter geenligt; aber
ueld,er art OieiGIben lino. uuroe nadI
Sd,luB Der aabinets~Sieung nid1t be.
fannt aegeben. Ia ole 8ortebrlneen
mlr Damn ulr gnmeueunl 1ebradlt
mcrOcu iolleu. luem Der StrIte iidl in
Ole Sdnae 3ieht. 10 ldBt it'd iiber Die
Rutur oerielben nid1ts iagen. 9snr
ioriel III besaHut: Cine euoglIltIge 9i-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

Ginc Mensc 2cntc (flciae ainOer luic
Grlua6icnc) iinO BON 9lnSidlascn sc'
plast, Die iidl sn surltiscu GSebleru lit
Der Snut cntuifcln. Sieic uerlanseu
fHnitlidc glbbilie nnS nidts fOmmt
S6lurfcl ais eiucm Gufcrrn 0IittcI
glcid. 9ieie SbutIadc iuirb BON
alien glcrstcn nncrfannt nno Die Gr'
fiuSnug Oun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Gciu @uro, iunOcrn ScIbitmOrO.

Gie i'm 6c>crGerb elmer Gincinrottcr
Scifcniicocrci oligcnmOcuc 2cicbc
tocntifBirt.-- Ger IoOote luur ciu
gciitcSgcitortcr poIriidcr @utbcn.
orbcitcr.
Ginctunati O., >. Suni.-Gie
am 1yrcitog i'll Dem 6cucrberb inter
Den GeIem scr MDun'ihcu Scifeniic'
ocrci Qcfluocne 2eicbe lit ais Oicic-
niQc cinc8 Dor etIiben (ogcn ans
Hoanofc, Ga., bier6er Qctonmcneu
8rubcnorbeiters, 9tnmcnS Soohim
@ortonf, i0entifBirt lporoCn. W(ou
glou6t 0oB or in ben Scr0 frod, lun
ii6 0oS 2cbcn 5u nchmcn. Gte 5lr
S0entiiiirlmg Ser 2cide fiibrenOc
Spur pltr6e BON Serrn 9tlerdn6Cr
@Iopinf, %ce Gr1ii0entcn Der Gin.
cinnati electrical Contraction So" ="
geIieicrt GerIeI6e tbeiItc 0cul Goroncr
Cameron nit, ooB iid) Elm ser cngli-
icbcn Gprohe nidbt mGdltAcr Sole
mcl6cr ouQenIGeinIidh NIT 9teliaion&-
WobnIiun beboftct mar, m66ren0 Scr
lcBtcn g8obe in scr ltmgCbung Ser
ct. Stoni8(on8.Gir6c bcrlmgetric,
ben 6obc. g0ie @otcr 9ftpert Do
ruuSfi er5G6It. trob Eortont ont lct,
ten Wtittpod ouf S6nOen iu0 6iiBen
in sic ct. StoniSIou&.airtbe ml6
IcQte 3nci 9cihten ob. Gann tronf
er ooH @cibmaHer rmo riB Hod, g8c
Itc imo Scm0 oltf, unt iicb 0ic notttc
0ruit 0omit cin5ureibeu. Serr @lu-
luinf, lpeI6cr Gin SComtcr ser &c
mcinoe it, no6nt ben Qionn nod ci.
ter BON ser Stride mtcrGoItcnen PIN,
itolt iiir nlitteI(oie Golcn. 9(n Gon.
rerItog froh Hortont obCrmolS olli
&Gn6cn un0 SiiBcn in Die Stride lmb
beid5tctc otf'3 yteuc ,S1 Sem 3immcr,
ipeGheS CT in Ser cuuuhntpn NnItoli
einuobm fou6 MON cine GuittlnA
| fiir cine @eI0iibcrntittCIlmg per @oIt
inl @ctro0c BON $6.tS, 0ur6 Sodfinl
9Sortanf on 2uco3 Wtilo nuh cincnl
0rt in EoIcn. Gie 0uittlmG tpor bonn
8. gGpril Ootirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
@On gcgern crmprbct.

Wtonroc, g, 3. ENtli. - $. u.
9settlcS, Elm StraBcnbabu GonOnf.
teur. nlu0c flr} Dor 0tittcrnodt bon
5luci 9ie1ern eridoiicn un0 ltn8c5eltrc
2lufre9ltng berridt. % 9te8er iinn
perboitct mO 100 beluofinete 9iirgcr
patroliliren ben Staottbeil, in mel
dem 0uS @erbrcGen periibt lpuroc
O3nn glaubt, OaB Oie 0ee8er Die Ibai
6egingen, nm oaS Gpfer 5u berau6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
@SfnnnSrn cincs @ciihalics.

GuloSfi, Ecnn, >. Slmi. -
@illiS Smith, 81 Sabre alt, bat neil
er iiirhtete, ermorOet lluo berollbt 81
merbeu, Die gauge @egeuo nit @iertel-
m0 0olbooIlorS i'm @eionmtbetragc
bon $4,000, melbe er UicIe Sabre
lang, IN I0piel auIbelpa6rt bate,
ii6eridruenlnlt. Die Olilu5cn mtrOcn
Dor 5luci @cuerationcn geprdAt limo
ieoo6 ni6t I'M @eringIten obgcnubt.
&or piclcn Sabrcn bate Smith cine
Sunmc @cl0e5 in elmer 9ant Oepo-
nirt un0 iob, lpie Der &uiIirer gleid)
ooralf 0n5 ndmlihe @eloe gcgen et.
nen Gbed ollabe5nbItc. Gr 500 Damn
ein Glttboben iofort ipieOer ans Der
9onf lm0 iogte, ct Dolle 9tdts nit
elmer 9IntaIt 5u tbun baben nelh(
eiu @el0 niht liher oribemabre. Sebt
ueridlcuocrt er olle ieinc @riparnil'(
aus 9m9It luu ieil 2e6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Glettft's
$$sk,a,sfel=
$sifs,

bic bon ibncn giiuitia iuSuiiirt III,
bictct Sdluciel in cincr TerbinbnnG
bic frci uum ieinen nadltbeiiisen
GigcnidJnftcn lit nHb iir fir gaS nns
SOilcttc beionScrS secisHet madlt.
Bcnu rcoclmGfie 9lbenSs nnS Wur'
acuS i'm Yao nit gl6rcibnns benntt,
piro iic bic Sunt 6alo TON llnreInig'
fciten nnS Tett befreien. slbrcibnn'
acn nit cinem grobcn Sud- nor sIn'
ucnbnng Der Sciic crb0bt Sercn @ir'
flung in Der Scffnnns Der 8Orcn, bat
0cidmeioigesf fcites 5leiidl mno cine
atlaF.weidle pant i'm @efOlse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Ser eemonns Strtte in
IruHtrctt.

8oris, ,. Suni - Gie Ourf Den
@enero(itrife Der Seeleitte geidloiiene
Sad)lage miro INNER ertiter. 2elH
ein3ige frau3oiiihes Sdiii lit geitcrn
Don Sdurc ausgeloulen. sls 6 hieB-
Die Iompier .SlBounc~ mo y@arie"
ioltcn Die ausiabrt oeriuhcu itiIr5te
cine liengc pon 2OO0 Strlfern uadl
0cn 6uicn. oie aeruoe anlungte. ais
elmer Der Iampicr hluuust0hren
mollte 2ie 2elte it1lolien loiort f'e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
GUTTER iTASCA Will.
90 UP COAST IN TOW
Little Vessel Is Receiving Finishing
Touches and Is Due TO Leave
Tomorrow or Saturday.

After being fitted ont at the Unit
ed States Revenue Cutter Service
training station at Curtis hay. Bal
tilnore. the handsome little revenue
cuiei ltasca, which has Just been re-
modelled and rebuilt at the local shin.
ward, viii take the cadets at that sta
ION on a cruise to the Mediterran-
can Sea.
The Itasca is now receiving her
ilnish ng touches AT the shipyar,l and
she will leave this port for Curtis
BAY ether tomorrow or Saturday in
tow of the revenue cutter Apache
which arrived here from Baltimore
Ncsteday morning. Captain John
Wide commanding the Apahe. will
accept the Itasca from the shipyard
officials on behalf Of the revenue cut
ter service. When nttel ous the YES.
sci w ii be commanded by Cap,a;n
REYNOLDS. nj present In command uf
the training bark Chase. and she viii
be manned by the crew of that YES.
sci
Lieutenant O'Mallv. Of The revenue
cutter service. who has superinte nd.
ne he work of rebuilding tie liasch
WI goto Curtis Bay on the vessel
10 lcok after The equipment nf her at
that station. Sirrs Ia MS heen hc,c
Lieutenant O'Nn,!l has made many
IRE; Is who will regret his depart
.u-u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
DyNAMII|NG OLD BARGE
suDksn Hulk OH Pier I Being
Blown 10 Pieces.
WENT DOWN MANY YEARS AGO
Vessel Piled in coastwIse Trade
Soon After First Coal Docks Were
Hullt-First Blasts Caused Excite
ment Along the Water Front.

After lying at the bottom of James
river near Chesapeake & Ohio pier
No Z for many years. the old wooden
hulk of coastwise coal barge is
being dynamited by divers OF the
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company
The first glast set off under the old
hull created considerable excitement
along the water trent The long
shorcmcn employed OH pier No. g.
nearby: thought the report that of Il
steamer crashing into pier No. 6 and
they rushed to the end of the dock
Men employed i'll shipping Offices
nearby also hurried to the scene
thinking that some accident had oc-
Cured.
The sunken hulk is that of coal
barge that piled in the coastwise
coal trade out of this port soon after
the first coal docks were built here.
, The vessel sprang leak in this har-
Dor and was beached near pier No
Z and tho Chesapeake e Ohio Rail
way officials decided to have It lyna-
mited The hull will be completely
destroyed within in few days.
Five divers are engaged in the
work. which must necessarily be car
ried on very slowly. Yesterday nun
dreds of people watched the diver, at
theii work of destruction from pier
No. and along the River Road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
NOR VEGIAN MAN-OF- WAR
COMING TO The ROADS
Cruiser tiarald Haarfaare Due to Ar
rive at Exposition About
July I.

Mr.. c. n. Arnal, the Norwegian
vice CONSUL at this port. yesterday
received official notice that the Nor
wcglan armorcd cruiser IIaralu
llaarfagro will arrive in Hampton
Roads about July l to represent
Norway ut the Jamestown Exposi.
ton.
The crusicr is now ut New York
and she is the first warship flying
the Norwegian flag TO enter Amcri-
can waters. How long she will stay
in the Roads is as yet unknown. but
1t is expected that anc will be here
two weeks or more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Remarkable Rescue

That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town of Fedora Tenn. the
residence of c. V. Pepper. He writes:
81 was in led entirely disabled with
hemorrHagcs of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me, and all hope
had fled when began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery Then instant
relief came The coughing soon ceas-
ed; the bleeding diminished rapidly
and In three weeks I was able tt
go to work" Guaranteed for coughs
and colds soc and $1.00, at all drug
glsts. Trial bottle free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Plans Changed So as 10 Make
Visit a Day EaPI|ar Than
Expected.
eli Eff REYNOLDS Will Be HOST
Mayor Buxton and Delegation Garry
Formal Invitation from Newport
Ncws-Lunchcon at Hotel Pocahon.
tas and Trip Through shipyard
Features of Program.

a change has been made In the
plans of the International Associa-
ton of Chiefs of Police, and the
chiefs will visit this city today in
stead of tomorrow. Tho visitors arc
due to beach here this afternoon II
o'clock and special cars Will be
waiting at Ivy avenue, with the En
gle Engine Company's band. to take
them to tho Hotel Pocahontas, wncro
luncheon will he served AT once.
After luncheon the chiefs will be
taken to the shipyard and conducted
through Americas greatest shin
building plant, after which they will
tc shown the waterfront. railway ter
m'nals and other points of interest
at $50 O'Clock they will return 10
the Exposition. The Newport News
and Old Point Railway and tilectri,.
Company has rendered Chief of po-
ice REYNOLDS. who will be tho hust
if the name nj the city today. the use
OF special cars free of charge.
Chief Reynolds attended the SEES.
SION" OF the International Association
yesterday and elected for a member
o. Tie body. among The members or
which he ready had many frisnns.
Today ic will go over again, this
time accompanied by Mayor Buxton,
CITY Scrgean. Nlilstead and Mr.. ire
iiorwitzn. chairman OF the Exploita-
Ton Commission. When the morning
session aIjourns, the mayor VIII fnr.
mally extend the chiefs IN invitation
TO visit Newport News.
a delegation OF citizens Will 20
Gown TO IVY avenue pier to welcome
'he visitors when they arrive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
To Elect New Principal.

It is expected that the board of
trustees of the Newport News Aca-
DENY will hold Il meeting next week
u elect successor to Professor Lii
goi. who resigned as principal to 20
with the faculty of the Richmond
Academy. The meeting was SEIZED.
uled for this week but President
Boatwright, of Richmond College,
has not notified the trustees that he
has secured the services of proper
man for the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Cleared.

Steamer Alumwell (Br), Tllmouth
Gardenas, Cuba-Berwind - White
Coal Company
Steamer Aago' (Nor). sevold, Col
ono. II. Arnal
Barge Cassie for New Bedford -
New Rriver Consolidated Coal Com
pany.
Oak Coal Company.
Barge Sagua for Boston-New Riv.
Ell Consolidated Coal Company
Barge Baravia for Providence
White Oak Coal Company.
Barge Idaho for Norfolk-Chesa-
peake e Ohio Coal Agency Gem.
pany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Must Mako Rcnorts.

w. a. CrImp d. l. Clayton and
j. r. Bradley, shipping agents who
were i'm tho police court yesterday
charged with violating the city or.
dance regulating the conduct OF
their business. were warned that they
must make weekly reports of the
men shipped by them to Chief of Po-
lice Reynolds. in accordance with tho
provisions of the ordinance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20

north-bpund freight train on tho
Southern railway ran into an open
switch In Jefferson street. near
Washington street. crashing into II
shifting engine, breaking up several
cars ani wrcckine both engines. G..
l.. Watkins, of nanylle. fireman
ON the northbound train. WAS injured,
his left foot being badly crushed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
PROGRAM Tor sunday, juno aa.

The Thirtieih Street Christian
church will he rcopencd and rcdedi-
Gated Sunday June 81. There will
be three services-11 a. M. 3 p. m.
and p. m. All the members ana
friends of the church are cordially
invited TO be present. Strangers al.
ways welcome. The program will be
as follows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Rev. Or. LLOYD Accents Cali.

LNNCHBuRG. VA. Juno l9.--Dr.
John j. LLOYD. rector Of Grace Nc
mortal Episcopal church. who was
recently called by the council of the
diocese of Southern Virginia to the
work of an archdcacon. to take
charge of the mission work OF that
church In Southwest Virginia. has
decided tn accept the call of tho
council
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
SHIPPING REPORT
"Wednesday, June 10, 1907.
Arri7ci.

Arri1ed
Steamer Simonside (Br.). Robson
New York-to Berwind White Coal
Company in ballast
Steamer Birchtor (Br), Scott. Gal
veston-to c. II. Arnal for bunker
coal.
Steamer Aagot (Norl. SevoId--to
e. H. Arnal for bunker voal.
Steamer Bay State. Won Sneidern.
Boston-to White Oak Coal Com
rany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Postponed Aaain.

The taking of dispositions In the
case OF the depositors against the
SAVINGS Bank of Newport News and
'aH officers and directors of that In.
atitution. which was to have been i'm
snmcd yesterday, was postponed on
account of the ABSENCE of Attorney n.
q. Rickford. who is in Washington
on business for the ship yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
TRAINING FLEET SAILS
kidohlpmen Finish Annual inspection
of the Shps.

Having complsted the annual tour
.. Inspection of the plan: of the
Newport News Shipbuilding C Dry
DOCK Company, several hundred mid
sniDmen of the Annapolis Naval Ac.
adcmy sailed from this port yester-
day for, Newport, l.. l., aboard the
protected cruiser Olympia and the
monitors Nevada Florida and Ar
kansas.
The fleet arrived here from Hamp-
ten Roads last Friday.
After going through the usual
drills at Newport. the Middies will
cruise UP the Atlantic coast to Name
and return to the naval academy in
August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Democratic Committee.

There will he IL meeting of the city
Nemocratic committee at the city
nan tonight for fhe purpose of nam
ing Judges and clerks for the legisla-
tive primary TO be held on June 90.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20

Success in life is accompanied BY
increase of enemies. That's why Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea has so
many imiiators lis success 80
cents. Tea or Tablets. j. G.. COR.
SUCH g. CO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Death of Infant.

Harry, the one year old son Of MIR.
ANA Mrs Harry burnside of t25i
Twcnty-cightll street, died yesterday
morning 1T | o'clock Funeral ser
vices Will be held ut the residence
this morning at o'clock. The body
viii he Inferred nj Grccnlawn ocmc-
terry
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
Sailed.

Steamer Alumwell Tilmouth, Carde.
mas; Birchtor Br), Scott.
Aarhus and Copenhagen; Twilight
tBrD, Morris. Rotterdam; Kilpat-
rick tu- s. transport. Mo"r,v Ha.
vana.
schooner Rolfrt P. Murrh5. Dun
Ton Key West. Fla. '.l
United States cruoser for New
Port r. l.
United States monitors Nevada,
A'nnSas and Florid. for Newrn.
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The United States army transport
Fitzpatrick sailed yesterday afternoon
for Havana. Cuba. The vessel took
4 number of passengers and large
of supplies and stores for the
army of Cuban Pacifcation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20

WARWICK COUNTY FARM LANDS
sample of Product Indicate That Fine
Results Can Be Accomplished,

There seems TO he n general i'm.
preston that Warwick county land
as well as the soil all over the lower.
Poninsular Is almost worthless for.
,tnck'ns and farming purposes. I1f-
lurts 10 correct this impression
should DC successful If supported by
some OF the substantial evidence
brought TO the DailyPrcss Office yes
terday by Mr.. y. NJ Benson.
mr.. Benson owns farm In War.
WICK Just above this city and on il
nc raises this year splendid crops Of
IN llet and clover. samples of which
are now on exhibition in this office,
ne cover stalks are nearly four fee.
In length and arc extraordinarily
good specimens
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20
$3.50 tons OF coal. valued at $40,
$3.50

The British steamer Simonside ar
rived i'll port yesterday from New
York to load IL full cargo of coal here
for ports in the West Indies.
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Marina Note

Marine Notes.
'Tne British steamer Alnmwell,
Captain Tilmouth. sailed yesterday
for Cardenas, Cuba, with cargo of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-20

Fireman Hurt In Southern wraoL
tYNCHBURC VA. Iunc Ia
Aeout seven o'clock this morning a
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1907-11-05

nne fruits. that we get higher prices
Tor apples in midwlnter. when thiu
fruit is most plentiful than we do in
midsummer. when apples are scarcest
and the reason for this is very sim
pie.
Our apples, choice selected fruit,
come TO us from various parts OF the
country packed like oranges in boxes.
and all OF the same size: these various
apples as they are packed may run,
say, sixty to nlnety-siX to the box
Now. in midwintcr. when apples
are at their perfect full ripeness and
in their finest natural condition. we
can take the very choicest of the finest
and largest fruit and put It in the win
dow market 81 and $3.50 n dozen and
people will come in and buy It, Not
all fine apples bring such prices in
winter, by any means; but it is not
Mt all remarkable for us to sell the
very choicest of the apples at such
figures then when apples are most
plentiful.
But the highest price we get for
the finest apples offered at midsuIn.
mer would be about 81 dozen. even
though apples are then so much scare.
er. One reason for this is that the
largest apples are not commonly put
into cold storage for summer use,
as all apples must be to keep. be.
cause the largest apples don't keep
so well. Commonly the apples stored
are the medium sized and the smaller
apples, and so the apples we have
to offer i'm midsummer are not. as they
are in winter. the pick of all the ap.
pies.
And then there Is less demand fer
apples in midsummer when We have
so many other fruits then conc 10
perfection and which people then pre-
fer. And apples are not so GOOD in
summer as they are in winter. They
keep well in cold storage. but they
soften and discolor and deteriorate
rapidly when taken out of II. We
take out of storage daily only such
apples as we require for the days
sale. OF the apples We sell at .his
season. many go out Of town 10 our
customers country houses
VI COuISe' speaking generally, ap-
pies of all the grades stored arc higher
in prices in summer. it may he much
higher than they are in winter. tecause
1t costs money to store them ind be-
cause OF the possible loss on them
when they are taken out of storage.
So in summer apples cost the most
to the general consumer. but for the
reasons that have stated We get our
highest prices for apples in winter
when apples are most plentlful."-New
York Sun.