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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17

and escort of Uniform Rank l. O. O. F.
canton, A. ]. Mason, commander.
sos D. m.-Arrival of Queen and es-
cort to throne.
$40 p. m-"All Hail to Our Queen"
| by the Eagles band.
S:25 p. m.-COronatiOn services.
! Queen to be crowned and keys of city
to be delivered to her majes,y by the
| mayor of our beloved city.
$40 p. m.-'Long Live the Queen"
by the Eagles band.
$50 p. m.-Minuet by the gentlemen
and ladies of the Queens court.
S:55 p. m.-Walla Walla Maenner-
chor. Edgar S. Fischer, director.
First Tenors-George Hauser, Chas.
Hassenphug, Ernest Rouff.
Second Tenors-Fred Bachtold,
John Bachtold, J. NJ. Fielder.
First Base-John Kremer John
Dresser.
Second Bass-Jacob Schubert, C!las
Ackermann, George Refer, Lee Wal
lerstein.
Program.
Die Jagd Kreutzer
900 p. m.-First appearance of the
free vaudeville artists before the
queen and her court.
$50 p. m.-Grand escort of Queen
to her castle by soldiers, accompanied
by the Eagles band.
AS p. m.-Concert at Band Stand
No. by the Cullin's American band,
rendering the following program:
Observation-Disclosures Botkin
March-"Belle of Hololulu" johnson
Waltz-"Casino," ..Go ugle
MISREPRESENTATION .. Clark
9:45 p. m.-Concert at Band Stand
No. Eagles band, rendering the fol-
lowing program:
March-"A Warm Reception" Anthony
Selection-Overture-
Selection-Serenade ........ Herbert
Medley-"In Old New York. .Boettger
Festivities Tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be one of the big
days of the carnival. With the fair
and warmer weather which the
weather man has promised there is no
reason why the attendance a. the fair
tomorrow should Tot be greater than
at any previous occasion in the history
of the city. Every show and attraction
will be running in full blast and it
will be one of the biggest days of the
carnival. The program is as follows:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17
$500 REWARD, $500.

pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Cattarh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17

1000 a m.-Concert at band stand
No 1 by the Eagles band. The fol-
lowing program to be rendered:
! March-Detroit Free Press. Chambers
Invitation to the Dance Weber
Waltz--Moonlight on the Hudson.
........ .......... Herman
jolly Pickaninnies ...... .Peurner
1000 a. m.-Concert at Band Stand
No. 2 by CulliI's American band. The
following program 10 be rendered:
Two Step-'Peaceful Henry Kelley
March-"StoIm King PAUL
March-"Stars and Stripes Forever"
....... ............ SOusa
Waltz The Blue Danube" ...
Fraternal Parade, E. S. lsaacs, Chair
f. S. Isaacs, chairman parade COM
mittee: E. L. Smalley, chairman prizes
and awards.
Largest number of members in line
from individual lodges.
First prize, $40 and white banner;
second prize, $40 and blue banner;
third prize, s. and yellow banner
1900 a. m.-Grand parade by fra
ternal organizations to be reviewed by
Queen Harriet and her court Award
ing of prizes "a the queens throne.
$50 p4 m.-Concert at band stand
No. l. by Culliris American band
rendering the following program:
Not A;re, Do--at
Fantasia. A. Bohne .Puccini
Baritone solo-Selected. "A Jennings
Gallop club ............ .Laurendo
Procession will form on East Alder
street, right resting on East street. The
order of parade will be:
Platoon of Police.
Grand Marshal, George E. Kellough.
Aides:
B. O. Driver, j. F.. Crop,
J. NJ. Mulvane, Zeno K
Straight. R. F. Mclean.
Walla Walla Canton No 1, Patriarch's
Militant.
odd Fellows
SECOND DIVISION.
Eagles Band
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Fraternal Orders.
Route of procession. will be up Aid
er to Palouse, north to East Main
west to Court House square, thence
past the grand stand and Queens
throLe, where the procession will be
reviewed by Her Majesty Queen Har-
riett From thence the parade will
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17
CLAIMS TO Be
HEIR OF WARD
WOMAN SAYS GIRL WAS SUB
STITUTED AT BIRTH OF BOY
PRINCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia sensational
story is told by Mrs. Martin of Oak
land, Cal, who has arrived here with
16-year-o boy, and who says he is
the son Of Prince and Princess De Chi
may. This is denied by Thomas Ly-
ons, executor of the estate of Mil
lionaire Ward of Detroit, father of the
princess. Mrs. Martins story is that
wheI. the boy was born to the prin-
cess, a girl was substituted and the
boy taken to California. Mrs. Martin
is asking that the Ward estate sup
port the boy. Lyons says there were
only two children born to the princess.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17

Good Old Time Medley Bowers
The Whistler and His Dog -. Pryor
$3.50 p. m.-Concert at band stand
No. by Cullins American band. The
following selections to be rendered:
March-''Iron King" .........S st. Clair
March-"Bohemian Life Roncoviere
March-"A Warm Reception" Anthony
Medley-"In Gay New York .Bar.ell
7:45 p. m-EntraLce to the city of
Queen Harriet and her Royal Court
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er to Second. where parade will be dis.
move on Sixth to Alder street: up Ala
der to Second where parade will ba
disbanded.
Afternoon.
2:3O y. m.-Concert at band stand
by kagies band, rendering the fol-
lowing program:
Maj cn-Cr. scent Queen ...Iacv
Overture-Martha ... Tlotcn
Paraphrase-'Down i'll the Deem
Celiaf Observation-Disclosures. LOV6nberg
Waltz-"Dream on the Ocean Gounod
Medley-Overture of Popular Airs.
Mahl
Comis Tattoo ........... Eilenberg
$3.50 p. m.-Baby Show-Mrs. +. NJ.
Pauly, chairman. Baby show and
prizes will be awarded at the Queens
throne.
Baby Show Prizes.
Glass A-Girls under one year: First
prize, childs dress; second prize, blue
toilet set
Girls under two years: First prize.
child's hat; second prize, pair of shoes.
Girls under three years: First prize
child's hat; second prize. doll.
Glass B--Boys under one year:
First prize. white shoes; second prize,
blue shoes.
Boys under two years: First prize.
chair: second prize spoon.
Boys under three years: First prize,
boys cart; second prize. toy.
Special classes-F'or the prettiest ba-
by girl entered, knife, fork ard spoon.
For the prettiest baby boy entered
Teddy bear
Youngest boy entered-A baby cup
Youngest girl entered-Set of chld's
dishes.
Baby with blacklist eyes-Ring.
Smallest baby for it's age-Spoon.
Baby with most hair-Cap.
Fattest baby girl-Pillow.
Fattest baby boy-Rug.
Baby with prettiest red hair-mug
Baby with baldest head-silk bonnet.
Twins under two years-girls-sterl-
ing silver spoon.
Twin boys under two years-ring.
Twin girls under one year-girIs
ring.
Twin boys under one year-boys
mug.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand serenade by the
Eagles and American bands. The
Eagles and American bands will visit
the Special Theater of Attractions and
will serer.ade our friends and co-help-
ers-the Press.
3:4O p. m.--Special entertainments
at Queens throne by vaudeville artists.
400 p. m.-Concert at Queens
thr one by Eagles band, rendering the
following selections:
Wedding Observation-Disclosures ..
80. ............ ........ Nessler
Overture-"Daughter of Regiment
........ ........... DOvizeti
Paraphra se-"Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep ........... .Lovenberg
Cornet Solo-"The Message of the
N1oletS Observation-Disclosures. Luders
WaltZ-"The Circus ...... WaldteLfel
Selection-"WiZard of the Nile" go.
........ ......... ........ Herbert
500 p. m.-Queen Harriet will ar
rive at the throne accompanied by her
court, where special program will be
given by vaudeville artists.
900 p. m.-Queen Harriet, accom-
panied by her court and royal guard,
the canton will visit the Grand Dane
ing Pavilion, where the Queens Ball
will take place, upon arrival of the
Queen and her court.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17

When you advertise in The States
man you always get results.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-09-17

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA
days or money refunded. so cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
GENEvIERE EARNElL
The Bears Coat.

:, ncwspapcr IMAM. having asked
E!iliu Root how loag lIr thought The
American occupation OF Cuba wouih
last. got The following story in reply:
y kindergarten teacher asked IL class.
OF boys. "IInvc you II warm coatr'
Yes" Was the reply. Can you take
off your warm coatT' Yes" Has
a hear II warm coat:' "Ncs." Can
g bear takc ci his warm coatf' No
why cnunot the bear take or his
warm cnat:" This puszind The young.
ftcrs a iaoMcnt. and then one cub o.,
t;ir back row yelled "'Cnnsc God nrly
kno@S Ulic-c the buttons are.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
How Memory savea Lie.

You say said the captain ms the
rescued mnn wns handed up from the
lifeboat. THAT you have been floating
in the water for five days aud nights.
You must bc the most remarkable
swimmer in the world to have kept up
so long"
Il cant swim n hit said tho rescued
man as he wrunc few gallons OF wa
ter from his garments and drank tho
giess OF grog the steward brought
him.
Then why were you not drowned:"
We'll. you know, before man
crowns his whole past life has got 10
rise up before him. had only reach
I'd about rT fourth year when your
'oat picket ne up, you soc"- Strand
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
School Trustees to Pass Upon
Bod Issue Proposition
nay Ask COUNCIL TO ACT
comn:is'ee Has Been investigating
Into Advisab'ity of Making Rcqucs,
Fer $4,000 with Which 20 saiia
New High School.

Many important matters arc Ia be
cons'de'cd By the board of school
trustees nj It's regular meeting in the
High school assembly hall tonight
and tho session promises TO be an un-
usually interesting and busy one.
The committee appointed last month
10 look into the adyisability Of asking
tho city council to request permission
OF the next legislature TO erect a new
High school and all addition TO East
End school No. 1. will make its report.
and n report will also be received from
the committee tina; has been invcsti-
eating the feasibility of establishing
y night school in Eas, Ind and North
End
Final prcpa a;ions will also be ma dc
tonight FOR The commencement cxer-
cises Of tho High school class of "Fch.
ruarv. 1907 which viii be hold early
In February. II in understood that
rules aud regulationcs committee will
recommend that the exercises Lo held
In tho Academy OF Music az has boon
dcne heretofore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Wcnders Of the Minro,eon.

Tho wonders revealed by The or
nliniy microscope aru decreased nun
drcdiold l'y n recent Invention. which
enables the use cf II high power lens
rs large us SIX inches in diameter.
thus brhgin. The whole OF objects. In
stead OF details only. un,icr ohservo
lion. says the Dundee Advertiser. By
this means common house ny IS mag
niticd not in parts, but nll ut once. til
IL appears ~ lr as large us IN ostrich
ar ~ condor. ANA. .,c'ng Enclosed II, IN
open spree. where 1t Is kept directly
within The tcld NJ the glass nnd vet
has ample room, considering its size.
10 move about aud engage rs It's usual
occupations. The opportunity for study.
ing it Is immensely in advance Of any.
Thug previously cnjoycd by scientists.
Vast worlds Of microscopic life hitler
70 only dreamed Of nre suddenly onc,,
10 The snzc OF mankind. and dIscov
cries Of immense value can doubtless
bc Inndc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
IMITATION RAkD WOODS.
How Furniture Manufacturers Nice. a
Coatinycney

SS''NNtSf'
Perhaps no set 10 rlrn appreciate
tho seriousness o. ;hv timber supply
question more ti,nu thpsr engaged II,
The Manufacture of furniture. They
have realized for soiuc years that q
Iiiicil In he hardwood market is sure
10 comc. and they havc succeeded In
coping with the situation hy the eco.
,vmicai use of material hv The practice
or ,crccriug and the in!tn,icn of the
highest priced barj woods.
Durir. the last few years The great
incycnsc IL the price of liari woods has
created n strong demand Tor wood
which can uc used in intuition. The
two woois that are most successfully
inltaTd asn mahogany aud oak, par.
iiculniIy tho urnr;ercd oal; In the gold
en aud darker finishes Almost with.
out exception tic manufacturer mar.
kcts these limitations either ms IInita.
,ican or under some registered trade
ii:.ine and does uot pretend 10 deceive
his customers.
Tor in.ltnt!os mnhoyany cherry was
formerly useh utmost rn;ircly. but the
diminished supply anl the Increased
price OF this wood have sch manufnc.
iurerB To seek Il substitute which
would lend Itself moro rendlly 70 the
stain than cherry and nj the same
Tine show The Eraiu and hold the
gloss. For these reasons birch espe-
clnlly curly birch, maple. beech aud
gum are extensively USED for nj, PARTS
Uf furniture. Even In the hotter grades
OF mahogany furniture birch and ma
Ilc stained to n mahogany finish are
often used FOR posts and frames. while
gcnnine mahogany In The form OF
veneer Is used for panels. tops and
rolls.
In making Imitation chartered oak
almost any wood can he used. since in
this CASE the original grain OF tho
wood "a first covered with filler.
aud then the lunrterine Is printed OH
Ia dark Ink by the Impression Of ac-
tual Tuartcrcd oak rolls or lay n trnus-
ter froin uunrtnrcl oak prepared by
special processes. Birch. maple. pop.
lar md plnin sawed oak are commonly
used for this work. After the wool
has been inlslic,i and polished the imi.
,aiion appears so ienl that only an OK
port eau hutrct the difference.
Certain woods used in furniture con.
structicn n extremely expensive ow-
ing 10 tho difficulty Of obtaining pieces
With n good grain Of sufficient slyn for
working. Such, for instaucc Is Clrcns.
sian walnut. This. which comes from
tue Urnl mountains. In largely used In
Tile form of vcnctcs Tor chair backs.
panels AMI tops in bedroom suits. Ia
DIE tops. etc, the i,aiancc of the piece
Of furniture being composed either or
American. ar black wnlnnt (naturnl
ilrislp Or OF. satin walnut. commonly
known rs rod yniln The latter, whilo
1t does not often shnw tic beautiful
gain OF the panel. Is So near tho color
Of plain Circassinn walnut that only
close scrutiny can detect the differ.
cncc.--Ncw York post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Nursea, Eeen.

\ good denl of discussion has been
aroused on the subject of the large fees
receiro-i hy certain nurses Ia Now
York. AZ u rule. patients are able To-
protect themselves from cxtortlon by
MD ~ natural and healthy conpeti.
ton, and IN England the custom OF
supplying nurses through cooperation
tends to cpnaiize the rate of payment.
1he difference between fees in London
and New iork is partly one OF o-gaal-
zatipn, the two or three ;;uinras week
received hy the Euglisbwuinan hrin:
pure rrctit, While the tivc guiucas OK
the American have To provide her with
the expense Of living unf, Even tak.
Tag this into account The amount
which the New York patient OFTEN la $
TO pay seems high. reaching occasion.
ally total OF $40, or e., week. -
London Hospital
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
VERY GOOD HOME
MADE REMEDY
Anyone Can Prepare Tits Mixtu. e
Which Is Said to Relieve
Catarrh

The coming mcnih5 viii be Il har-
vest for the doctors and patent med..
en-" manufactures unless x:ca. caro-
Is taken 10 keep the feet dry. also
dress warmly.
This alvicc should 10 needed by all
who are subject to rheumatism. kid
ncy ana bladder troubles AMI pspc.
ciaily catarrh. While The latter IS
considered by most sufferers an he
durable disease. there arc few mon
o. women 'Nho will fail to cxpcricncr
Erea, relief from the iollor!ns sim.
pie home y description, ana II taken
III 'i'n II will prevent an attack Of
calarrh during the entire season.
h'rc is the prcscripti2n which any
one can mix: Fluid Extract Dandc-
lion onc-half ounce. Compound kae-
Eon one ounce. Compound Syrup Sars-
aoaril'a .hrce ounces. Shake well In
Il !ottlc and use ia teaspoonful loyss
ate each meal and again, nj bed
time.
Tho Compound Itarson in this rro
scription acts directly uncn the elm
irat've tissues Of the Kidneys 10 make
them filter and strain from thu blood.
the Doisons that produce all forms OF
catarrhal affections Roller is often
ielt even after The fist few doses and
1t Is seldom that the sufferer ever cx-
pcrirnces 'oiurn attack within the
year.
Inis prescription makes a splendid
remedy for all FORMS of blood dlsor-
noTs and such symptoms ~ lame
oack bladder weaknesses and rhcn-
inn'ism PAINS ave entirely dispcllod.
as this valuable. though simple. re-
rpe comes from . thoroughly rclia-
oie sou. &C. 1t should lie needed by
every afflicted reader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Harry WIlcheWah Tells Chtf Rgq.
soIds About His Explicit.
FAILED TO GET THE REWARD
eeins Thrown by the Vicious Horse
On Third Day. the indian cou,d
Not claim the $500 offered by tho
Owner.

Harrison Wltchcwah. the young In.
dian who sho, and killed Dora Hall
a white woman. in Warwick, aycn.
ue saloon last Saturday night, is Il
crack rough rider. and since his ar
rest he has displayed more inter,
est III telling OF his broncho break.
Ing exploit than in discussing his
present procarious situation.
II ride Steamboat" ,hc prisonc- 70.
marked in his laconic fashion to
Ch'cf OF Police Reynolds Jay
or two ago. The chief lad
never heard OF Steamboat" very
much to the surprise of the
prisoner, who proceeded to *
plain that he had named one OF the
most vicious. bucking horses that the
West eyer produced.
Witchcwah said, Steamboats,
owner oTer 1900 for anybody who
can ride him. Have office in Den.
yer. just like this. ard If You ride
Steamboat YOU 20 in and get money.
sign contract 10 ride him four DAYS.
at O'Clock every afternoon. First
Afternoon | ride him slick; second al
tcrncon ride him shclt; third after.
noon he throw me. | &c. 10 money.
Some people say they ride him-l like
to sec thcm."
The chief learned yesterday tina,
ali The prisoner had said about
Steamboat was true; that this vie
iOcS animal had "a reputation all ovor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Notice To Mariners.

The lighthouse beard has issued
the following notices:
Chesapeake BAY. Main Ship Chau-
mel, Na.-Ou;or entrance whis,iinh
buoy :, found in Stalking coril-
ton. was replaced by perfect buo'
December { Tail of the Horseshoe
Shoal Buoy. /. .rsi clnsp can, ana
Middle Ground buoy, {. a FIRST cla,s
nun had each II SPAR marker placed
alongside icr tho winter. December
C.
Hampton Roads. Nl--lloracsro"
Shoal buoy. l. first class nun. had
a s;nr marker placed alongside. for
he wiuter December g.
Elizabeth River. va.--Scwau poin,
Shool huoy :. n nrst elias; can. founu
d.asGcd ont OF POSITION. was rrrlaccu
in ro,i,Ion December G.
lambert Point buoy. III wooden
spar. was changed to an iron spar
December
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
SHIPPING REPORT.
Wednesday, December II, 1907.

Arrived.
Steamer LN tNor,D Rasmussen. ST.
Thomas-to Bcrwind White Coal Min
ing company. In ballast
Steamer Grcenbunk (Dr Thi-Kr;:
Tampico-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal Agency company for bunker
coal.
steamer iiorslcy (Br.0 Northtel!,
Sa'ahnaii-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coai and Coke company for bunker
Steamer Vienna tBr) Purdon. Gal
weston. to Chesapeake ard Obi, Coal
Agency Company for lumber coal.
Steamer Sumner II. S. a. IL Scott
HaNana--to United States Quarter
masters Depot with passengers. Dis.
charging nj pier {.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12

be proud OF hin Indian ancestry. lie
mas Indian cowboy written upou
ms various possessions. and says ii"
belongs TO the Po,tawlttamic tribe.
1t is probable that Wiichcwah's casa
MI rot he tried until The max; term
OF the Corporation Court. MS the auth
critics desire to give him Plenty oil
time in which TO communicate with
his mother. who lives il Oklahoma
and TO secure counsel. An attorney
named Woodworth came over here
from Ncrfolk a day or Two ago 60
SCI the pTsncr, hui it is uadcrstcc-i
that he was not employed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Tool of MANY u..s.

During the recent nrmy maueuycrs
the French troops We're using FOR ths
first tine an Instrument which for Va
riesy OF adaptation probably approach.
ca to u record. u ism kind of copcavc
lance SHIFT. or 2ouge. about eight
inches broaN ut the bnse mud with Il
handle about twelve ipcfies long. 'Thia
implement e n shovel. II pointcil bar. ~
tNencliirs pick. II wire cutter. - weed
chopper and can he nscd for bread anu
mcat.--Lonhoa Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
kles.

J lever shall forget her troubled eyes.
Nor That f-woet look o! maidcaly sur
prise
She raised 10 mo.
When I, swift dariins as navr.
leaned down
AMI lightly kissed her mourn. Shr
DID no, frown--
But could see
Thc sudden color rip'ninS o'c her
lips:
And then pa,ior spread its bris1
eclipse
Her little sohs. AZ she learned on NY
heart
! feel them nov, and memories stir
and start
Like sap tia. feels the early vc:na.
sun!
Blu. Love and all Loves ways for me
arc done.
She tore herself away from NY en-
brace
Ard locked. a moment, mutely in mr.
face;
Then fed away frcm me. with l:rd-
like whirr.
Over tho fallen spears OF pine and
Ara all the light OF life went ont With
hcr.
GENEv1ERE FARNElL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Cleared.

Steamer Otta tNor,l Linchauser.
81 Lncia-Chesapeakc and Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
Steamer Garlnldi (Ncia) Edo,
Amherst-E. II. Bent.
Steamer Eva tBr.) swift. St. Thorn
aa-Bcrwind- White Coal Company.
Steamer Fimcira tBr..) Pnrdan.
IA mus and Copcnhagcn- Chesapeake
and Ohio Coal Agency company.
Fargo baroness for New BEDFORD
White Oak Coal company.
barge berkshire far Botton--W;.iic
Oak Coal company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
strannc Use For a ru.,,,.,

In Edinburgh there Is a derciici ran.
wnT tunnel nearly a mile long whlch
aas been put 10 the strange use ~
growing mushrooms. The ,rnr!uls are
frrnished With doors. and one li,r of
rails hes been removed to maze rocri
roi. the be'ls. bu, the other track re-.
mains to facilitate the dispatch nj tho
mushrooms in traces Wide Awake
Nsa.S2inr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
co;l For St. Lucia.

The Norwegian steamship ot,a
sailed yrstorday for ST. Lucia with
a cargo OF 1896 tons Of coal. This
Is the first coal cargo shipped to 81,
LTc'a from Newport News in so"crq,
wcets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Sailed.

Steamers 0tta tNorl I.lnchauscn
ST. Lucia; Eva (Br.j Swift, st. Thon-
az; Drumcrec tBr.) Fowler tfiom
New Orleans) Rotterdam; Bay View.
cummings. Boston: Horslcy (Br..)
Nor'hfoli. lIavrc; Garibaldi (Nor..
Edo, Amherst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
Sumner Arrives From Hav,r,

The ARM transport Sumner ar
rived in port yesterday morning from
Havana ana dcckod al pif- ! to dis
charge hcr passengers ami load cpn-
plies for tho return trip TO Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-12
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calls For S., Thomas

Carrying Mss tons or coal The
British steamship Eva sailed yca-
terday for st. Thom9s. The vessci
arrived at TIL; port Sunday from
that nl7cc.