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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-19

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ferent from 8theK
newspapers, and 1
thank ethe Gods 81
Verse and Prose thNf
IL Is different"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
COUNSEL FOR MRS. EDDY
GAIN DECIDED VICTORY
Next Fiends" Beaten in Their En-
forts Not to Suspend the Taking
OF Dispositions.
CBy Associated l'ress.)

CONCORD, N. H.. July 3O.-After
Il hearing lasting all day, Magistrate
Edmund S. Cook. before whom the
depositions were to have been taken
in connection with the suit to secure
an accounting of the property OF Mrs.
Mary Baker Eddy, the Christian
Scientist leader. decided TO suspend
the taking of these dispositions in or
der that an appeal for advice on the
technical questions involved might be
taken to Judge Chamberlin OF the
Superior Court or TO the masters APP
pointed by him. This was victory
for counsel representing Mrs Eddy,
who contended that the right to take
dopositions in an action is suspended
during the>frial of the action before
the masters.
Counsel for The next friends" the
plaintiffs iii the original suit opposed
the motion for suspension vigorously
and there were some lively Tits be-
tween former United States Senator
William +. Chandler. senior counsel
for the next friends" and General
Frank s. Streeter. of counsel for Mrs.
EDDY.
Senator Chandler during tho hear
ing denounced General Strecter rs n
liar.
The ruling of the magistrate post
poncs all proceedings in the cases
here until next week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
EVELYN THAW is GOING
BEFORE FO0TlIGHTS AGAIN
Wife of Stanford Whites SLAYER
Making Arrangements to Return
To Her First Love.

NEW YORK. July 3O.-Evelyn Nss.
Dlt Thaw is making preparations In
return to the stage. and it is now w
regarded MS certain that She will
nave singing part in Broadway
son. '"e aca-
Tor a month or more she has heen
spending several hours each doy IN
me studio of Carl Dlennerman
teacher of vocal music. in the Cen.
lral Park studios, at 10 West Six,v.
seventh street She has made M
secret. In talking with her friends of
her intention 10 return to the staea
although 1t is known that Harry
ihaw and his lawyers have yiolently
opposed this course.
within a short time, It is said che
VIII begin The study of dancing and
rs she made her first hit in New
York with Spanish dance she 10
confident that she can turn her MT.
ural grace and skill to be acauired
TO excellent advantage. She has do.
tcrmlncd to go back to the stage ana
mas insisted that nothing that She
can do can possibly injure her hns.
bands chances.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Today's Exposition
PrgraEn.
Slonchi Day.

CONNENTNS MEETING.
Z to S IL. n-Drill. First S. c.
Infantry.
1880 a. m.-liardmount, Twcn
ty-third lnfan.
S Il. m.-Gm open.
s a. m.-Dr Battery ID, Third
Artillery.
$ to . n. niDrill Twenty-third
Infantry.
10 a. ma hourly thereafter
exhibition weather bureau
earthquake RIDER. Government
Building a.
1890 4. III. 1890 p. m.-Mex.
lean Natlonaiand concert. Re.
viewing Stanc
1880 a. III. 1880 p. m.-Ses-
sion of Model hool.
II n. linration of large
weather map IN reports from
all sections che country. Coy
eminent Builc a.
II n. m.-on Recital, Ed
ward J. Napi Auditorium
/ p. m.-l'aphic and Stere-
opticon EXhiln. Scenes on In
dian Rescrvai with lecture. In
terror Dept. ernment Building
A.
100 10 90. m.-piano re.
cital, Mr.. Jos Maerz, Auditori-
um.
, p. M. Baphic exhibition
and lecture, .cs in Yosemite
Valley, Governt building A.
2 p. m.-Lfe on aerial nav
cation, Mr.. I,w and Captain
, Lovelacc. Acniic building.
2:3O to Asp. m.-Phinney's
United Siatesld. Auditorium
2: 80 p. m.'itcd States Life
Saving Servioill at station
, p. m.--lllited lecture. "Re-
claiming the IT. by Mn J. C.
Watts. u. S. S., Interior De
partment, Cement building A
i p. m.-itrated lecture
Yellowstone onai Park" by
Mr.. Il. G Gu Interior Depart.
ment. Govern Building A.
ball games.
4 p. Inland Navy base.
4:3O p. m.-croni's Slide for /
Life--on the Path.
. y. m.-DParade. Twenty |
third Infantry
. p. m.-Ls on aerial nav
igation. Mr.. W and Captain
Lovelacc. Aeiical building. |
$3.50 10 6:3n.-Mexican Ma
tional band eri, Reviewing
stand. !
G p. m.-Dy Twelfth Uni !
ted States CT.
GAO y. mss Parade First
South Caroliiantry. !,
s =. m.-Pl's United States
Band conceriitorium. i
$3.50 p. m.-eroni's Slide for
Life-on the Path.
IL p. m.-nth closes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
GOVERNOR GLENN NOW
TAKES UP FREIGHT RATES
VIII Have Conference With Railway
People to Discuss Alleged
Determinations.
fBv AssocInted Prcss.l

RALEIGH, n. c.. July 30.-ln reply
TO Il letter from Governor Glenn the
leading railroads OF the State agreed
today to meet with him and the Cor.
poration Commission August 9;h next
to discuss the freight rate discririi-
nation against various points in the
State. The last legislature appropri-
ated $4,000 10 defray the expenses
of an investigation. Governor Glenn
declared that he is seeking an ami
cable settlement without litigation.
Governor Glenn has as yet received
no assurances from the Louisville &
Nashville and the Carolina and North
western railroads that they viii obey
the state Ii cent law. He said to
night that unless this speedily came
he would proceed against those roads
a letter tonight from the Louisville
C Nshille says as they have only
thirteen Mules in this state. they rali
AT loss last year. fhe Governor has
referred this to the State Corporation
Commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, WEDNESDAY, july 81 19o7

ters from Roosevelt which have
and which fortunately kent. lie
cannot deny them. as he aid Mario
Storcr's letters,
The ovcrcoat incident was Tho re-.
suit OF years of persecution. in fact
ii has been ever since he was SO con.
spicuously gallant ON san Juan Hin
He then commanded the brigade fir.
Ing line for seventeen DAVIS and
nights. composed of The First and
Tenth United States Cavalry ana tho
Rough Riders.
1t was the stand Captain Ayres
took, and his appeal to the firing limo
To stand by him. which prevented omr
retreat there after Il conference or
general officers. wlq decided to re-
treat, ANA after the wagons were run
Nh OH top of The hillio carry on the
ammunition General Joe Wheeler
heard the men cheering Captain
Ayros and sent up wbrd, We viii
hold these trenches
"The point OF the whole West
Point controversy wis that Lieutcn-
AMI Colonel llowsc l,lvatoly and pub.
licly accused me OF living to The
pross the ovorcoat Incident nc-
chscd me of the whoc thing. which
was false. told HIN his statement
was malicious falselood, and made
with the inten, to -iiJnre me and
mine when my husMnd was 10000
miles away.
IL wrote the Prosid,nt ana General
Bell every word toll him. and ask
ed them for protoctbn against his
false accusation. Tley sent Lieu.
tenant for Colonel Mills and he white.
washed the whole ail,ir.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
SCHN|Tz INSISTS HE
IS MAYOR OF FRISCO
Sends from His Cell The Names
Of Men He Wants on Board
Of Supervisors.
SAYS He HAS APPOIHIlVE POWER
Claims That Taylor Hasn't Legal
Right to Act as Mayor and That
Many Tangles Are Bound to Result.
Bitter Because Taylor opens His
Personal Mail.
nv Associated prcss \

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 90
Eugene l.. Sclmitz. the convicted may
or, today made appointments to fiji
the vacancies created by the forced
designations of fourteen members of
the board of supervisors. Schmitx
claiming the right of appointment ON
the ground that he is the rightfu.
mayor of San Francisco.
In giving out his appointments MAY.
or Schmitz made the following com
ment on the municipal situation: ~
am exceedingly sorry to see this sli-
pervisorial tangle for it is likely to
cause deal of litigation for the CITY
and county Of San Francisco for years
To come. My own course is clear.
Acting upon the advice of my attor-
ney. which ! believe to be absolute
legal, hold that |. as mayor of San
Francisco, have the sole power of ap-
pointments to vacancies in municipal
office and that the appontive acts
of Edwin b. Taylor are void and lncap-
al'le of legal support"
Mr.. Schmtz complained that his
private mail is Icing opened by Mayor
Taylor. He exhibited several letters
addressed to "Hon Eugene f. Schmitz,
San Francisco. personal" which have
been slit open and marked in indel-
ible pencil Opened by Edward r..
Taylor" Schmitz said: This is
connecting that no mum wifi stand for.
shall take it up Immediately with
the authorities ut Washington and
press the complaint to the limit
against Mr.. Taylor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
SURE THING THAT GEORGIA
/ WILL BIZ DRY JANUARY I
Hardeman Prohibition Bill Adopted by
the Lower Branch of the
State Legislature.
INV Associated Press.)

ATLANTA. GA, July Gothic IIar
deman prohibition bill passed by the
Georgia senate several days ago was
adopted by the house today by IA vote
of 100 to 80. Two amendments adopt
ed to the hill will make il necessary
for the measure to go back to the sen
ate for concurrence or which there is
no doubt, and the bill then will 20 to
Governor Hoke Smith for his sigma
ture, which has been practically
pledged and prohibition will become Il
law in Georgia.
The amendments today permit the
sale of pure alcohol by retail ly drug.
eists on the prescription of reput-
able physician and also allows whole.
sale druggists TO carry pure alcohol
in stock for sale onIy 10 retailers
Tho bill prohibits the manufacture
or keeping OH hand in any place Of
business, the sale or giving away to
induce business within the state of any
liquor that may produce intoxication.
The new law is TO become effective
January /, 1908.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
BOTTOM OF ERIE CANAL
AQUEDUCT GIVES AWAY
Section of New York States Bio
Waterway Dumped Into Creek
and Much Damage Done.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July Gothic
ncqucduct carrying the Erie canal
over Onondngn creek in this city. foil
out this afternoon, the great suction
OF the winter drawing into the vortex
five nnnai ltitstzs rutsici.- irars, A,,,nt1r,.d
at the docks Of the Empire FIGURING
Mills and the Grccnway brewery. al.
1acent. Fifty feet of the Empire mills
zen In ana the brewery, which is an
immense structure, may cave.In nj any
moment.
NO loss of life is reported. The
stoppagc OF the channel of the creek
IL flooding collars to the south and the
ioou OF water pouring from the en-.
llai Us dong damage to the property
north of the canal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Wife Of Would be Slayer Of Ills
Two Brothers and Two Sis.
lePs Secures a Lawyer.
FATHER TO Be INFERRED IN FRANCE
Brother AIonzo's Condition is Said to
Be Extremely Critical, But the Two
Sisters Are Out of Danaer-tlcnry's
Mental Condition is Far From
Sound.
Nny Associated press.N

VERSAILLES, July 30.-The fun.
oral of Major Henry Alonzo Hunting
ton. who died at his residence here
Yesterday unaware of the murderous
attack made Sunday night by his son
Henry. upon his two brothers and
two sisters. Will take place next
Thursday NJ the English church. rhc
body will be placed temporarily in a
vault and later Inferred in some
French cemetery. 1t will not be
sent To the United States. Many
messages OF coincidence have been
received 10y the family from the Unit
ed States, England ana France.
AlonzO Huntington. who was shot
through The lung. is stu in n pre-
curious condition. The bullet lodged
near the heart and has not yet been
extracted. Edith Huntingion's con.
dition is still serious. but she is not
in danger The ball fired by her
brother traversed both her breasts.
1t was enormously stated yesterday
that Elizabeth had been shot in tho
breast. Elizabeth was shot in the
arm. Mrs. Huntington, the mother
is still completely Frustrated. Henry
Huntington was examined by n doc
tor today and found talking at ran
dom. The examining magistrate. NJ.
liirsch, has decided to postpone
the investigation regarding Henry $
farther. Inc magisttFnte1 Sd5Geciinoe1d p 70
permit the correspondent of the AS
sociatcd Press to see the prisoner on
the ground that in his present condi-
ton he was not responsible for what
he said. Henry's wife told the COR
respondent that she had engaged
Maitre Labor, one of the best crimi-
nal lawyers in Paris. TO defend her
husband.
She said his defense will he provo
cation and that she was going to her
summer home to procure certain
menacing letters written and sent to
her husband by his two brothers and
his sister Edith
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
DECLARES HER HUSBAND
SAVED DAY AT SAN JUAN
Mrs. Elizabeth Fairfax Ayres in Pub
Iished Letter Says Roosevelt
Commended Man He Dismissed.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 30
Mrs. Elizabeth Fairfax Ayrcs. in n
communication to Washington pa
pe., says:
Colonel Ayres saved the command
of the President on the night of July
2, 1885, on San Juan Hill.
Captain Ayrcs' Tenth Cavalry laid
out his rifle pits, armed many of his
guns. The President had said to
three different men. since he was
made Presidents; If ever fight
again. hope il will be under Major
Ayrcs; he is the most splendid mag
niilcent man on the battlefield ever
saw.
"'IIe sits by now. silent, after all
his professions and promises. Those
private letters were published with
ont my sanction, hut they are true, as
are most remarkable series of let
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
GREEK INSURGENTS GIVE
TURKISH TROOPS BATTLE
Entrenched Themselves In 4 House
and Did Not Give up Till 80
Were Killed

ATHENS, July 30.--Therc has bcen
n pitched battle between Turkish
troops and small band of Greek in
snrgents who had entrcnched them.
selves In n house in the outskirts OF
Seres, European Turkey( fifty miles
northeast of Saloniki) The band was
completely wiped out. lat thirty mon
were killed before the soldiers. aided
by artillery, succeeded in charging the
miniature fortress. During tho fight.
ing over hundred houses were III
tagged and number OF Greek build.
ings in Sores burned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
LIEUT.. GRANT TO MARRY
SEC. ROOTS DAUGHTER
Believed That Fashionable Society
viii Be Invited to Attend the
Wedding in Autumn.
(by Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July go
Announcement was made today of
the engagement of Miss Edith Root,
only daughter of Secretary of State
and Mrs. lilihu Root, to Lieutenant
Ulysses $. Grant. Ill L. S. A.. son of
Major General Frederick Dent
Grant, commanding the Department
of the East. and grandson of the late
President Grant. No date has yet
been set for the wedding, but 1t is
probable that it will occur in the ear
~ autumn. Lieutenant Grant has
been one of the military aides to
President Roosevelt and the social
duties of that place first brought
about his acquaintance with Miss
Root
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
TAFT MINIS FIGHT In
OHIO AGAINST FORAKER.
Republican Central Committee
Adopts Resolution Endorsing
Former for Presidency.
THE VOTE WAS FIFTEEN 70 SIX
T'ft People Introduce Resolution to
Effect That It is Not the Intention
To Eliminate Either Senators FOR
aker or Dick From Ohio PolItlca
And 1t Was Adopted.
(py Assoolntni Preas !,

COLUMBUS, ONO, July aO.-sec
rotary Taft's friends won handjly ia.
uay al the meeting OF the State Re.
publican Genital Committee. res
niution being adopted endorsing TAFT
lor me presidency by Il vote OF Is TO
W. an amendment proposed by tho
friends of TAFT and opposed by tho
irionus pl Foraker, was adopted BY a
Noic Oh III to 10 saying In effect that
nero Is no Intention to eliminate
senators Foraker or Dick from pol.
Tics in Ohio,
lhc resolution endorsing Taft Tor
nresldent was as follows: "Nye he
hevo that tho great majority OF Tie
puoplc Oh ONO. convinced of the high
cnarhcler great ability and distir,
Euisheu services OF Secretary Taft.
pnuorsc ms candidacy for tho Presl-
doncy ANA further,
We declare that the Renublicnns
OF Ohio overwhelmingly desire ltliht
INC name OF Hon, William Howard
'Inft be presented to the nation as
ohio's candidate for President and
that tho Republicans OF other stutes
arc invited To cooperate with tf,a Ra.e
pnolicans of Ohio to secure his nam-
nation In l90S.r -
The amendment 10 thu resolnitop.
Wqsl ouered at once. IL Is to the e.
tiitN tini IL Ii not the intentiim tn
eitt'lniis,s estl:t4>s aais.ttas fsab q
%, senator Dick from politics IN Ohio
rms WAS offered by the Taft pcoDle
, I'M. was bitterly opposed by tho
rornker element The amendment
adopted by n vote of IL TO 10 and
me resolution was then adopted with
'he amendment by n vote of M IN n
Foraker Looks to Convention
CINCINNATI, OHIO. july 40
When United States Senator Foraker
earned of the action of the Republi.
AN State Committee this afternoon
10 gave ont the following statement:
cannot add anything to what
';lid III my opening letter published
ms morning, ! wrote that letter fore.
'eelng the result and feeling that It
vas my duty to give notice before
'and that | would not be bound by
my such unauthorized action. The
,ext state convention viii have mn.
hority to speak and by the action or
nat convention II viii he the duty
u every good Republican 10 abide%
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
NATlONALISTS WIN FIRST
ELECTION IN PHILIPPINES
The Vctors Arc the independent Fac
tons United and They Won
Handiy.
(By AssOciated Press.O

MANILA. July 3O.-The Indepen-
dcnce faction that united in the cam
paign under the name of the Nation
alists seem to have won the general
election held throughout the islands
today. Incomplete returns from 80
out of so districts show that 81 Ma
tionalists were elected. ten Progress
sivc. eight Independent candidates
and one Catholic. In Manila the Ma
tonalists won by large majority in
both districts. Dominador Gomez
claims the election in the first dis
trict in the city while Justo Lakban
contests the election of both Inde-
pendent candidates. 1t probably
will be ten days or two weeks before
the complete returns are received.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
NEGRO TRYING I'D GET
FREE OF MURDER CHARGE
Accused Murderer Of clarenc C. cst
Union, S. c., Says Anothe Man
Fired the Shot.
tDy Assoclatcd prell

UNION. S. c., July Ginning ID
have obtained evidence TIT Arthur
Davis, negro charged vii the muir
der nj Carlisle this State Clarence
G. Gist. grandson of,fo,md Governor
Gist. of South Carolina hi not tired
the shot as supposed b.; that Gisi
had been killed accidcntuy during n
fusiladc of shots by son one elsa.
an order was secured fronhourt today
for Gists body to be dinmel and
examined by two reputaB physicians.
This was done by Doctor Sarra.t aud
Hamilton. and the hulp was located.
hut results of <tmination are
-"itn'.siu INC gag comes IN 'i-xf
Monday ut a stncii term OF court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Steel Corporations Big Earnings.
nv Associated Presss)

NEW YORK, July 30.-.All records
of the United States Steel Corpora
ton in the manufacture of steel were
shown to have been broken today
when the company's report for the
quarter ending June 30. 1907, was
made public after meeting OF the
board of directors. The report shows
that the company's total net earnings
for the spring quarter were $i5,50@
7no. high water mark record for any
single quarter in the compay's his
tory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Two Women StranoIed.
NV Associated Press \

NEW YORK. July 3O-Thc two
women bearing the marks of strang-
ling on their throats have been found
here within the last 81 hours and the
police today have cast dragnet over
the city to catch the stranger. The
police believe that one man commit
ted both crimes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Put saby on the Stove.
NV Associated Press ,

OSWEGO, N. Y, July 3O.-A drunk
en- Pole. Il stranger in this city. en-
tered The home of Charles Leonard
mere today, took n seven months old
baby from crib where ii was asleep
and placed it on red hot kitchen
stove. The cries oil the child brought
the mother The police were called
ana the man arrested. The baby was
badly burned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31

afternoon and will be participated In
by entries from the Twenty. third in.
iantry. the Twelfth Cavalry ana Rat.
terry ID, Third Field Artillery. Among
the events are potato race, mounted
Tug OF war. mounted wrestling. toni
pessing. rescue race. NnultIne aud
hurdle concst, horseback. Roman
Roman standing race and exhibition
cossack riding by Sergeant Empcy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Fatality on the Wilmington.
INV AssOciated Press. J

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 3O.-A
dispatch received Mt the Navy De-
parmcnt today from Commander
Bonsh of the gunboat Wilmington Mt
Shanghai, says a boiler tube of the
vessel burst yesterday while the yes
sci was ut Making. Three men
were scalded, one of whom. Fireman
Philip Hind, subsequently died. The
other two were not seriously burned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Shot Himself in Store.
Uy Associnted Press. !

KNOXVILLE. TENN, July sO.-An
unknown man, supposed TO be IT, S.
Long of Piaqucmine. La. committed
suicide in gunsmth store in this
city today. The man entered the
store and asked to see pistol. He
selected one. and placed cartridge
in q chamber, and fired into his TEN
pie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
nv AssocTotod prose

BOOEN. IOWA. July 3O-Gcorgc
Tipler. and his fourteen-yearold son
were drowned today IN a well on a
farm near Luther The boy had been
sent down the well on arope. but
The rope slipped and prccipitatcd him
60 feet to the water. The father went
down TO rescue him and both we're
drowned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Brother Accuses Brother of Theft.
(ijy Associated Press,

pHlLADELELPHIA, PA. July 30.
-Nunclo Hersius was arrested here
tonight by Central Station detectives
on warrant issued at the instance
ot his brother Emilio Sergius of No
~ Thompson street. New York
charging him with the theft of an.
ti1uc jewelry valued at 100000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Becme Insane on Train.
(Bv Associated Pressl.

NEW YORK. July FredcMck
Ford, of Philadelphia, became insane
in Now York Central Express train
after leaving Albany today and made
several efforts to Kill his two-year-
old daughter by throwing from the
window Ford also tried 10 make a
way with his life by leaping from the
train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
LAST OPPORTUNITY TO
BECOME A BOOSTER
Club Membership List Closes Tonight
and viii Be Published for Last
Time Tomorrow.

The membership list of the Boosters
Club closes tonight. and all who have
not joined the club and who desire
to join in the anti-knockcr movement
should call at one of the banks or
hotels today and sign booster book.
The roster will he published in the
Daily Press for the last time tomor-
row.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
U. S. Asks Mexico's Aid.
INV Associated PrrSs)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 30
me state Department. has taken up
with Mexico the subject of checking
the immigration Of Japanese coolies
Ut" The United States across the
Mexican border.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
100000 Fire in chinano
INV Assnciateo Pras, =

CHICAGO, ILLS. July 30.-The
plant of the Chicago New York Bos.
ton Refrigerator Company at Fifty
first street and Central Park ayanne
was damaged by fire today 10 the OK,
tent of 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
Autoists Begin Endurance Run.
NV Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, July 30 Fifty-fve
automobilists started today on Il
twenty days endurance run from New
York to Providence, II. |. by way of
Poughkeepsie, Springfield and Nor
ccSter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31

Hot Springs. y. c.. took place here
this afternoon from his latc residence.
lnterment was in 1.-Two Oak cemetery.
where less than two months ago his
late colleague. Senator John 4. Nor
gan was laid to rest.