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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

pom Golfe crip69(t worocr iei, n0nl.
lid = y. &~onbpIpb ScorIt.
Scr 2on6tog pom g o IL
O~Cr&6ouicn bat sum Glf6nu Ser alter
GcijNcr5 Nr1itobt $4,000 Marf be.
luiligt.
Ger @ieneraIinifcr g + 0.
fciior Gr. b. G~iicIs6erg lit nod) Scr,
lin b"crllfcn iporoen, Inn Die alinif
bc& ErofciIor& b. 9crgnlom 81 iibcr-
rcbmcn, llrb 3luor ali Broi. Berg
morn'& cigcne GmpiebIurg.
Sic 6arbmerfc in $ D d) It
a. VI. Enben ibrer 0ComtCn, Die nc
niger. nlS 5000 Wturf @cboIt bobcn,
5ll @Cibnodtcn einen gor5cn Wto'
nuisgcbolt OILS Sbcuerungse 3ltldgc
6clpiQiGt uno Dos @cDoIt iAon WIittc
Ic5crnbcr olts5ublen %loiicn.
-
Sn GrcuBen Written NJ
lcbtcn SdyuIio6re S2,02 2cbrcr mo
1864 2cbrcrinncr. Sn ocn Secret
rigtcr Stontcn miro lid) bos Scr
GGltrib 5luild)cn 2cGrcr unb 2c6rc.
rinucn gang nnbera Itcllcn. S6 sum
Gortbeil ser Sdulc? Go& lit cine
onbcrc 6ro9c.
@cgcn elmer 2"on6tog&'
ErcbicbOc 1T ser Gtoot&anmolt
S%llngborn3 IN WonnGcirn ouf Eri.
pottlogc bcS Stootpforrcr8 @crbcr
bon Tooolf5cG bonn @cridt III Gons
Iton5 SIT so Morf Strofc pcrllrt6cilt
morGcn. Ger iuicberbcflogtc Gforrcr
mnlbtc 80 Worf bIcd)Ct.
Mus Si6neb miro gem CT
set: oNod) Nbid)lub Ser @ablcn 5llm
@ultbcS.Gorlonlcrt iebt iif on8 &c
observation-disclosures aus 80 2iberolcn,
26 So5toliItcn ui,b II TrotcftioniItcn
5uIommcll. Ter Senot 5Gblt Is 81.
bcrolc, 10 So5ioliItcn mo 3 Erotcf'
ticniitcll.
0ic Stnot @icSbnGcn be-
500, pic mir aus Den Siiogct-&orot.
itlG0cn fir bieies Sobr icben, ans
Dem i%t0otiid)cn @osipcrfc cineil lie
bcridplb pon $4,000 @orf, aus SEM
@oiicrlpcrfc $4,000 Mort mo ans
ocnl Gleftri5itGtsiperfc 100000 Wf.
Cas- iprift 0crooc nidt 8cgcn cine
Gcritootlidurg.
Ger S6pci5cr @unbc&-
6ot ser @ltnDc&bcrinmmllirg
sen Gntluurf 81 cinent Sroltfer. uro
E ELECTROMAGNETIC porgc.
Icgt. Gic @cloitung bcS, 9un0cS
miro fir sic @rollfcnncriider1tnQ
oui 3.3 Miaioucn Gronfcn. fir sic
MISUNDERSTANDING dit 81 tWillioncil,
Si,iomnicil 1'uIib diff 7yd@iaioncn
Srarlfcn pc%rot'tloot. W'T~
Ser rail5 d ii dc notio'
noliItiifc 9eputirte @%ontbicr Sc
Glogrp bat onqcrc0t, bob ole mcGr,
ala 300 reoicrtnQ&fcinblid)cn Gcpll-
Sic ocgcn bic bobcrcr GiGtelt
GeItimmt Gobcn, bic tcluiaigtcn 5000
sSrontcn IN cine g%clneinianlc @ubl.
fniie einSoblcn ioQclt. Sic Sppoii.
tion babe boltn fir Die nddIten @ob.
len iibtr cinen Gonlpo0ncfonO BON
onocrt6nlb bis 5rpci MiQioncn Sron'
Fen 81 pcrfiigcn.
Sic @un6cSihuIb bcS
betrGgt nod Dem ebcn ucroi.
fcntlidten Nusrucia ocs Sd)oBamtcS
rllnb $40 Willipucn Collars. SSm
Monot Ic5enlbcr ollcin lpurbc tic
I'M 9A Miuioncr perrin0crt, Sn
sen iibri9en @robitaoten miro bic
Sd)uIbctloIt bon &obr SIT Sohr dr0.
fer, in cen &~erciuigten Stootcn ocbt
lie itctiN 5llriid. Nh cine GrnlGbi'
glln9 scr 9rubcaitcltcrn brol,d)t obcr
bcsbolb nod nid)t 5ll bcllfclt.
G~oiuIanb's tirfiidc 8Gber.
Gan'tablr, petdube, Epitnmi gtgeu. stetS often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Nilrcau ocs Collectors Der mathematician uHb
Ntccusen. Rnibbuue.

Eiecnjen, NatbB1ne.
Baltimore, 81. 9edcntber 1906.
@S miro hterllit Roth 9eacbcIt, bar ale hon
biciem RiircGu ausaeftelltcn Iicenjcn iiir 8aaet
liilo nlle uuoeret Sllbrtueric, 6nloc, Petroleum,
BILLIARDS, TooI nm @agatclc. acgelbabneH etc.
am 1. Sanunr 1907 5n0lbar ituo. sic miitten
besbdib 5ipilden Dem I. UNI 10. Sniltnr in bic
lem @iircGu porbcbdltIi6 Der gefebli6cn Siratcn
gcloit tucroel.
Z. Spencer Glnrfe,
Collector Der S"Saiierinieiben ltllo SIcciijell.
CNnn3-5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
SpGanuu Deb.

IS itarb am 2. Jnnuar 1907 Subanua Scb,
SO Sabre alt, 8eliebte Satin bon BENJAMIN
Cco. @cripunoie mo 6rcIlIbe Der SnrniIic ftno
Spnatag, GaAmiitdgs > lbr, pom ibrcr 9Sob'
nliue. Sr. 112, perl. Gaiicrn'Yocnuc, aus beis
5lIluobneIl. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
ScDpolb Sciman.

IS itnro AM 1. Snuuar 1907 9iu6mittugs Inn
I llbr ~ 3ltimItel in tciner &obnrrg, gtr. 1888,
NproslonesGtra6e. 0crr 2coputn Seiman int
in NIieScr,gnic, &cftpbnien. EGs Ncerdbinii6 in,
oct am Wiuutag, Dtoreen5 lim s llbr, bonn
3rauerbduic aus mad Der ct. S1iObussSirde
fat, no I'M @ llbr cite &!eouierls.Dtclie fir iein
Seelenbeil 9elefen miro. Serud1oie uro Sreuuoe
iino adtunlsOua eitqelGheu.
Sie trdllernoe Ntttlpe
90 Clara 5etntan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05


ipcrbcr wobI Acknowledgment &C.
modt lpcrben.
Sic Stoot Scrunton 40,
miro BON elmer boicn Gppbus-GpiOc-
nlic beingeiud)t. Gle 3obl scr
&rorf6citSiGlIe betrGgt btrcitS gcgcll
Sauicno.
Gas Ncms Yorter Sour.
nal Of Commerce" id)rcibt; GoSAtetto-
GrgebniB I'M Er0ii0entcmpcdiel Ser
oNcnniDlponin = G%iienbobn" lit Die
StGrfung Der ,Ston0oro Oil" Sntc.
rciicn I'M Canoe.
0o5 uN.sD, W or9en Sour =
nal" mcint: @enn mir gar fcillcl
on6ercn triftigen @rllno botten, Gll6o
81 onnettiren, 10 geniiate Der, OaB
BORT frcdl frci mo %Dcrgriigt ogeg0nt=
belt" miro. Gas fam uliere pltritas
niidc Worol oltf Die Touer nld)t
,itGnoe".
GaS Ippcllntion Sz& rcto=
gcriht irl Bolton bat oielcr Gage bic
iiir Sntportcllrc nibti0c Gntidci0un5
nbgegebell, 0nB bel alien in 6lnidci
intpprttrten Noorcn Die GcrpndunA
olio oic 6loidcn, nid)t 5oIlpilihtin
iinO. @iSbcr mltcrlugcn 0@iciclbcn
olld) cincm 3oll. Gic Gntideiolng
miro mobridcinli6 BON ser HcQit.
rllng Dem Sbcrbunoc1Gcrift 3llr9tod)'
priiilu1g ultcrbrcitct mcrbcn.
Sic 3obl Scr 0nnfcrottc
in Den Gereinigtcn Stooten fir oua
3uhr 1906 bc5iffcrt lidJ auf 1891, cine
&erminocrilng BON 6 Ero5cnt gcgCn
OoS &oriobr mo Die gcringite 3obI
BON &onfcrottcn in irgcno cincnl
Sobr felt 1882. Gic Standardization
morell ~ollcroinG8 GROCER. Sic Belle
len lid, otf 123,S27,957 Collars, an
0crtboIb Ero5ent bober, olS in 1903.
Gu& ncuc 8cbGuOc Scr
,W~tctropolitnn 2cbrnSucrii6crunA9
@clCHifoit," mcld)c3 6ua gauge Sc
oiCrt 5lpil6cn Scr %. ln0 II. StrnBc,
Qltore mo 4. glpcnlc ein
nebmen ioQ, miro OoS boditc @cb0itOc
Scr Wclt mcr0cn - 657 SUB bod Iol
cS mcrocn ilnO Sen Sbilrm ocS Sim
ger cb0llOcS am untcrcn 9rooomup
nod Inn finn Stodlucrfc iibcrtrciiell.
0o9 @eb0ltoc nit Dem Sburnt, mel.
:hcr Oos @ebduoc fronen ioll. miro rs
Stodlucrfc bobcn. ygSbnt ncrt?"
Scr cnolii dc Torfnmcn,
uno Nrbcitcrfilbrcr Scir Snr-
sic Got iid) tiir5lid) iibcr sic ElGne II,
Oo& Ero0romm Scr cn0lild)cn Nrbci'
tcrportci ouSgciprohCn. Sir sic
Eorlnments~Sciiio Wcroc
sic Eortci sic @ciudbrlun0 oc&
timn1redt& an oie Spibc
ccS Grpgromma i%tellcr. Iicicr &c.
ici IN Scr Grluartlung gcfobt
luorocn, bob sic Sroilcu nit bcn
sic Sobnc bcS SoSioIiS-
mus III sic 6ront bringcn. 90 lon9c
sic Trolrcn fcin StimmredDt beiiBcn,
t0nntcn lie olld) n.id)t oielclbcn 2Dbilc
crGoltcl, ipclfe WGnncr bcfpmmCn.
a(u6crbem molle sic Irbcitcrpartci
HcGicrur9 5luingcn, sic IltcrSs
rcrior9ung ein5uiiibrcn.
Mo& III q d MANI III 6cm
@ciGnodtSbolrm? 3erbodt l,on
Scr6rcnnt mon i'm ooer pirft
man i'm oltf sic Strobc9 - @cnn
man ctpoS 8cifcibtcS nit i6ll olt.
nil, radocnt or icincn 3lucd
bot. bonn pcriudlbclt matt
i'm IN cincn Tllttcrbulm fir sic 81.
gcl. Mall nliid)c uQerlci SGmcrcierL
Sonf, GnltoricnioomcL Sirie, @crltc,
MciS lrlb olrbcrcs G%oNcliuttcr in
rcihlidl 0cidyntol5cncs Sett itnb iibcr-
0icbc bomit sic 3iucisc nnb itclc
ocn Baum ms Sreic. Gam bGlt CT
oic foltcn Wonotc biublird) fir sic
9ciicbcrtcn Sbicrdcn gcocdtcn Gid.
!Won mirb iid %nllnbcrn, mic 5oGlrcid)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Baltimore Sransfer Gompasnic,
eEost.Gdc 2igbt. uub Qpmbarb.S trufe.

SIooH'vue stgpf' uno MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sausmbtet trnnsportirt unb pcrpadt. fmui.
fit Die ioninenoc eaifcu eetutt. 6ubrtucric
unb Vreife rebt. (52--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Scfanntmadnngen.
ghrcau Ses staot.8 eumeters

3. &nnlar 1907.
Ser StaotsGeonieter miro unl 5reitas, ben If.
Grt lno Siellc erfheincn uno sic 0ipcaur Der
fpleenbcu Strdben etdbliren ooer, iuie cS notb.
ipcnoiG fem mag. BON ytcuem etabIireH:
AntersStrube, 8~ipifdbeu GgchnnaeslQcb uIto
@apsStrdbe, nm 10 llbr &ormlttupS;'
@Senrl= StrGhe. 3ipiifen 2erinetouz unb Cara
tnqus StraBc, nm 1890 g'orntiitn6s;
9entnlol: SirnBe. 5tuiihen Gompnbior. ?loerie
uuo 5rnuflinsS trnbc. nm II llbr 0orutittugS.
limo am Samitaa, ben ~. SdIrlar 1907, 10
llbr Tormittags. oa5 Nipe1u Der @bnrlesftr, .
Ioculle. bon Der SiIluuoreihigfteu bis 5ur Bier
uuooreibiaiien Strabe, BON Neuem e%t1blirer.
GaleigG e. Ebpmae,
90 Staots@eoiHeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Siuiocnocn.
Sic ScutId,e gaut puu Baltimore.


Baltimore, 20. Se5embcr 1906.
Sas Strefioriiun bat bclte cine bGiDinbrlife
Sictocnoc nan 3 YruScnt, bon Der %eiieueriirig
frei, crilnrt, 5ablbar am lno mad BEN 10. 81
mar 1907 al Die glfitondre, Die am 81. SeS.
1906 auf Der 2iite ftebci,..
Sobu 8. sippel, 9uiIirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Ec(mu Is. &aucr.

Gs ftnrb am >. Saiunr 1907 scima 6. Saner,
gelicbte Satin bon @eo. Bauer, - Sabre alt,
Sic 0ccroiauuG fillOei Snmitag, NiaduittngS
2 1lhr. bon ibrer 9SobUIng. ytr. SO, Slio.9arls
tom Strabe, aus itutt. g'eriuanbie unb Sreunoe
itno n0mng5oou eingeIaoel, ~Oer'elbcn bei5us
iupbuett. (3--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

0ic Sto0t @icSbubcn b G
500, ipic mir aus, Den 8iioget.& orons
it)ld0cn iiir oieies Sobr icbcn, aus
Dem It0otiidcn 8osipcrfc cincl lie,
bcridplb bon $4,000 Morf, aus Ocnt
@aiierucrfc $4,000 Morf mo aus
ocnt Gleftri5itGtsiperfc 100000 OFF.
Go& iprid)t 0erooc nid)t 8cgcn cine
GcrTtootlidung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
&. g. Y. nno 9lb. s%elepbone.
s.. SauOcr q. SDhnc,

2cidcnbcitattcr Euo Giubn!inmtrcr,
gr. 1908 nnh 1110, GnntpnF9tucnue,
nto SibuIt'Gde NaftintprcEstr. uno Sruaoipah.
5abrifaHtcn bon YatcntsGa5Icts.
Gcbr10|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
WcriammlnnaS-Nnsciac

Baltimore, I. Iauuar 1907.
Nic rcGeInIdbi9e iibrIi6e T%eriummlu1g bcr
Ititondre Der yWsnrhlnno Gainalt, 6unipann"
miro an Stenftaa Den s. Sanidr. 1890 Sors
%rnitia9s, IN ben g~ircaur Der Gompa9nie gebals
ten iperbe1.
Gas. 3. Wittdlea,
G-5) Gefretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sic ncugem1 6Itcn ocm d.
fratiid)cn StootSbconltcu 0cS Stoa.
les Ncu'?)orf mod]en bci ibrcnl
NmtSontritt bic pcrbliiiien0c Cnlo2f.
flung bnb ibre rcpubIifonildpn Gor.
adrgcr nit oct Wcl6crn 10 oiiiNc.
r1ulnt bnbcr, bob BON bcn 9cluiai.
giiltgeL Die iiir boS gnn5c Ged)'
nungSiobr reidcr %iollteu. idon icti
rlid)t mcbr piel iibrig lit. Ga Scnoi
IND llrtcrbau& aud Jest nod rcpulb.
lifa1iid)e Webrbeiten boben uno Der
8orpernellr ein Hepublifanrr lit, il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

GoiuIanb's tirfiidc 8Gber.
GanttobIc. getdnbe, Fuitaml geeeu. strtS often
(W,,o20-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Baltimore Semctcrn,

SiirenR: 5rantltu.Slos, Baltimore. II. TprtbItr.
@ear1bnibpl1be Sum Serfuui - bon S25 nt,
nit Wlurnlcrpfoiieli a6gc9ren5t $35 YluS fir
bier Srlber. (Sunii6,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Srcicinisfcits : STRIDE YaItor u. i.
Stcrgcr).
Gin icucs &cibnnhtSipiel: ,,Gincr Muttcr
2cib III her frobcn &cihuehtsSeit" pirb dnt
Sonntag, ocn u. 1nlnGr 1907. 7 llbr NbelioS
autpeiitDrt. (5-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Ger GIinifcr 8 t o.
fciior Or. b. GiicIs6crg lit nod) Scr.
lin b"crllfcn lporoen, Inn Die &linif
bc& Erofcilor& b. 9crgnlom 81 iibcra
rcbmcn, lno 5ruor aui Broi. Berg
morn'2 cigcne Gmpieblurg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

pom Golfe crp69lt woroc1 lei, n0nl=
lid ". GonbpIpb ScorIt.
Ser 2on6toQ pom Con-
6CrsDolticn bat sum Iufbnu ser oltcn
&ciiNcr5 Nrritobt $4,000 Morf be-
milligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Scr Gcntrolau$ hu6 scr
0clttld)cn Hcid)&bonf bot cine Grbo.
bllng hc& @onfbi&corto& oitf licbcn
Yro5cnt b~cid)loiicn, Scit @cItc6cr
oer Gcid)sbonf lit bicie @Gbc MIR Cit.
mol CREDIT luorbcn. Sn 1899 ipllr-
&c bic Grhohung boburd) bcrbcigc-
iilbrt, bob Gnaiono icinc @clomittcl
in 6olgc bc8 iiibairitoniid)cn &ricgcs
5lriidbiclt. GicSmol lit ser @rl,1b
scr @clofroppGcit oorin IL, il,f)cll,
oob bic oclltidJc Slbuitric olic arGitc
oniponrit, bo6 ober Glcid3eiti9 mcitc
&opitoltItcnfrciic, burd) Gobc 3inicn
onoelodt, biel @clb nod Imcrifo Der.
licben Gobcn. Ser Grtidlub Scr
Ncihsbanf lit Gin 0lofcn5cidIel, boS
por Der inbultricacn Sotflut1 mornt.
S(ud) in Mntcrifo Dcrbcn imnlcr
lncbr iporrcnbc Stimmcr acgcll lie
bcripefllotion lo,tt. 81 man sic
@ornlnG hberSiger nirb9-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Mus Si6rep mir0 gemcl-
set: uNod) IbidJlub Scr @a6Icn 5iim
@unbcS.Eorlanlcrt iett iid oa8 &c
observation-disclosures aus 80 2tberolcn,
26 So5ioliItcn uitb II Erotcftioni'tcn
5uIonmcn. Ter Senut 5Gblt Is 81.
bcrolc, 10 So5ioliItcn unO 3 Erotcf.
ticniitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sr. Singles. ocrncuc@ Sos.
perreiir beS Stootcs Ncip-Oorf, bot
III icincr Irtritts- gotid)oit oil Die
Stootsaeictecbung cine Nod)3dbliirg
scr I'M Nopcmbcr 1905 bel Scr Wo.
norsmahl in Ser Stabt Ncu : g)orf
o%bgegebenen Stimmen cmpfoblcn.
Die Searitid)en 9l1tter fniipien oa-
ran Die 8offnung, bob in lucniecr
Wtpi,afen Der Wapor III bie Rem Dor
fer Staoiballe einSieben lueroe, Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

9aS bette nnS biGisfte beutihe slnt In bsn
GlitteI. anb Ghb ftnatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

GaS Ncm Yorter Sour.
mol Of Commerce" id)rcibt: GoS9tetto-
GrGebniB I'M Er0iiOentcnncfieI Der
oEcnniDlponin = Giicnbobn" lit Die
StGrfung Der STANDARD Oil. Sl1tc-
rCiicll i'm San0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Sic S~arbmerfc in $ D Of it
a. VI. tnben ibrer 8comtCn, Die me.
niger. OILS 5000 Warf @cboIt bobcn,
5n @cibnoftcn einen gon5en Wto.
notsGcbolt dis S%bclerut0S~ 3ulogc
6clpiQigt lno Dos @c6olt idon Mittc
Ic5cnbCr ~olts5ablen loiicn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Committee Decide to 90 Ahead
With Repairs to Engine House.
ALL The BIDS WERE TO HIGH
Only $500 Has Been Appropriated
for the Purpose, So Repairing win
be Done by Men Employed by city
and Superintendent BY Mr.. Harwood

The fire department and water
committee of the city council laet
night decided to go ahead with the
repairs to the three fire engine
houses, without regard TO the plans
which were adopted some time ago
and without letting It contract for the
work. superintendent of Streets H&r.
wood agreed to overseer the work
provided the committee shall secure
permission from the highways and
sewers committees
For the much needed repairs to the
engine houses St,S0O has been appro,
priated. The lowest bid under the
plans and specifications adcptcd m.
the council was $3.50 and consequent
ly the houses have gone without re-
pairs. The finance committee recon-.
mended that no more money he az
propriated, but that the fire depnrt.
ment and water committee 70 ahead
and spend that already in hand, MAX.
ing 1t so as far as possible.
Mir, HARDWOOD says that he can have
the lIclses put in good condition with
the $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Steamer Callahan Will be Run Be.
tween Here and the Expo,
sI!I0n Grounds.
ACCOMMODATES $500 PASSENGERS
Crowds of Visitors Can be Transfer.
red to and from Exposition by the
vessel-virsinia May be Kept Go.
ing Night and Day During the Fair
Period.

Captain w. NJ. Cooksey. superin.
tendent of floating property for the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, announc-
ed yesterday that the railway has
leased the Callahan, large double.
end ferry steamer, for service between
Newport News and Pine Beach during
the jamestown exposition The YES
sci has accommodation for about
$500 passengers and Will be able to
handle enormous crowds going and
coming from the exposition grounds.
. The vessel will be brought here in
April, ana will be put on the route
whenSthe exposition opens. she sis
propelled by twin screws md is said
TO be a fast vesse! OF her tyne.
Although no statement on the sub.
Ject can, be secured. ii is understood
that the steamer Virginia very proba.
bly, will be run night and day during
the exposition period. It is practical
~ certain that the steamer will make
more than three trips day.
While the Virginia is at the ship.
yard having her hull heightened and
having new boilers installed. the
steamer Old Point Comfort will be
Aon the route between here and Nor
folk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
30 Marine Nofes 70
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Thursday, January TO-, 1907.
Arrived.


Steamer Trebia (DrD, Hilton, Nor
folk-to Berwiud-White Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Steamer Alghanistan (Brl, Moore,
Galveston--to White Oak Coal Com
pany for bunker coal
Steamer Abbey Holme (Br.)
Brown, New York; Entered at Gus
tom house by her master.
Steamer Dorchester, Johnson. Bal.
tmore-to Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company with pass
ensers and merchandise.
Steamer Essex, McDorman, Proyl
dence ana Norfolk--to Merchants &
Miners Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Kershaw, Bond, Boston
and Norfolk-to Merchants & Min
ers Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Hamilton, Boaz, New
York and Norfok--to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with merchan
disc.
Steamer Mohlcan, Curry, Philadel
plia and Norfolk-to Clyde Steam
ship Company with merchandise.
Schooner Jose Olaverri, Raynor
New York-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Goal Agency Company in ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer Almora (Br), Turner,
Glasgow-United States Shipping
Company.
Sailed.
Steamers Afghanistan (Br), Moore
Bremen; Dorchester, Johnson, Nor,
folk and Providence; Essex, Nc
Dorman, Baltimore; Kershaw, Bond,
Baltimore; Princess Anne. Tapley,
Norfolk and New York.
Schooner o. H. Brown Brown,
Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11

IN ONE WEEK ALL
~ SORES DISAPPEARED
ID Onr liitln nirl onn rnnr and a hoip

y"Our little girl, ono year and half
GID, was taken with eczema or that was
kShat the doctor said il was. We called
in the family doctor and no gave Como
in q few days. The eczema grew worse
SAnd we called in doctor No. 2. He
said she was teething. as soon as the
tecth were through She would be all
eight: But she still grew worse. Doc
Etor No, 3 said it was eczema. BY this
70 time shs was nothing but yellow,
greenish sore. Well, lie said he could
help her, so we let him try it about
week. One morning we discovered
@ little yellow pimple on one OF her
eyes. OF course We 'phoned for doctor
No. 3. He came over and looked her
over and said that he could not do any
thing more for her, that we had better
take her To some eye specialist, since il
was an ulcer. So We went to Oswego
TO doctor No. 4, and he said the eye
sight was gone, but that he could help it.
We thought we would try doctor No. s..
Well, that proved the snme, only he
charged SO more than doctor No. d /.
We We're nearly discouraged. ] saw
one OF the Cuticura advertisements in
the paper and thought VIC would try
the Cuticura Treatment. so went and
purchased set of Cuticura Remedies,
our daughter, who had been sick about
eight months, showed great improve
ment, and in one week oil sores had dis
appeared. OF course it could not re-
store the oycsight, but if we had used
Cuticura in time / am confident that
it would have saved the eye We think
there is no remedy SO good for any skin
trouble or impurity Of the blood rs
Cuticura. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott,
Il. T. d. No. 8, Fulton. Oswego CO.,
n. Y, August II, 1906"
Complete External and Internal Treotnrn, N,
r Every nr'nnr ~ lrianii. Children, ana AdlliJ
consists OF CIilrira a0ap tsScb 10 Clflnst Tic
Skin. Cuticurt Ointlnrnt tJ0c.j TO Heal The SEiT.
and cnilcuT lsSsysni 50e2 IN ne form o. ChoSo-
Blood SoM throughout the world Potter Dfu;
q Cltcm Cptrg sole Props, EeSn1, Mas.
&C. MAILED f.ce. On Hunors Of Skin and Scalp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
DESERVING TAI CAPTURED.
Fred Hill dumped" the Powha.an
ard Went 70 Another Chin

Fred Hi dumped" the powhatan
ard Went TO Another ship.
b, FRED Hill, seaman of the crew OF
me british steamer Powhatan, now
~ Ncricik was arrested aboard the
BRUSH steamer John Bright, in the
larpof here, yesterday morning by
otlicer Meas!ck on warrant charg.
Ing him with desertion. The warrant
was sworn cat by Captain Ballard
master 81 me Po~llatan, before Police
Justice j. ID. G. Brown.
fiiii deserted from the Powhatan
lust GefOre she left this port Wednes.
day morning and slowed away aboard
the john Brisht.
He viii he taken to Norfolk and
placed aboard the Powhatan this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
----x-----s----ts------ -
SUMNER SAILS SUNDAY.
Transport is Loading Supplies for
Army in Cuba,


The United States army transport
Sumner. which has been loading
supplies and stores at Chesapeake
& Ohio pier No T. for the past
week, is expected to sail for Havana,
Cuba, either Sunday afternoon or
early Monday morning
The transport Fitzpatrick, which
replaced the Sumner in the army
transport service to Cuba on the
last trip, is expected to arrive Sare
from Havana the latter part of this
week. She will begin loading SUI,
plies for Cuba soon after her arrival
and it is intended to get her away
on the trip to Cuba again by Jan
nary "a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11

Miss Nellie Foley. second
slee.presldent. Mrs. z. A. 0'Hara; RI.
coraer, Ms, p. Marlowe: assistant re,
coNer Mrs. Hugh Hanlon: financial
secfetmy, Mrs j. Murphy; treasurer,
MIS-. j. Finnemore: marshal. Mrs. j.
Natter; guard, Mrs. sweeney; trus.
lees Mrs. Ashwcrth. Mrs Burke.
Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. o'Hara and. Mrs. Car.
vie.
After the installations the officers
ard members were delightfully."- euter.
tanned by Mrs. O'flara. the newly
elected president, ut her home. Ell
Thity'syth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Abbey HoIme in Pert.

The British steamer Abbey Hollne
arrived in port in tow yesterday
morning three days out from New
York, The steamer was taken to
the shipyard where she will undergo
extensive repairs TO her hull and
also have new crank shaft install
cd. The Abbey Holme was wrecked
off the South American coast in
November.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Asslancd to- Prairle

Gnner L. S. Walker, U. S. N. who
has been stationed at the local ship
yard for several weeks for duty in
connection with the fitting out OF
S4he new battleship Minnesota, has
been detached from that duty and
ordered to report aboard the United
States auxiliary cruiser Prairie for
duty. The Prairie is now anchored
in the harbor here loading bunker
coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
l4osal fden Visit Ynrd.

A number Of hotel men who attend.
ed the annual convention of the
State Hotel Mems Christian Associa.
tion at Pho Beach Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, were entertained in this city
yesterday by Mr. A, T, Moore. man.
agcr of Hotel Warwick. The guests
had lunch at Hotel Warwick, after
which they visited the shipyard and
other places OF interest in the city
Most of them left for their homes
yesterday evening
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Nasional Board Of Trade.

mesSfs. w ID. Livczey, w. A. Post
and II G. Bickford ana possibly 9th.
ors will leave SUNDAY for Washing
ten to attend tho conference In tho
interest 9f foreign trade exnansion
md tho annual convention of tho Mn.
tional Board Of Trade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-11
Calendar for This pay.
Notice to Mariners

The lighthouse board has issued
the following:
HAMPTON ROADS. VA. Hamp-
ton Bar East End Buoy, 3dclass can
X &BHS, reported missing January
), was replaced January T.
coAN RIVER, VA. Travis Point
Spit Buoy No. 9, 2d-class nun. was
changed to a spar, for the winter,
January 8.