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the aeronaut, who WAS killed re-
Gently by lightning striking his
balloon. The funeral ceremonies
we're very imposing Army officers
we're pall.heurers and the body waa
sent from Rome TO Florence FOR
burial. Queen MarEherlta sent her
condolences to the captains FAM
fly aud to the corps OF engineers.
to which the dead officer belonged,
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NARROW ESCAPE

y J NeIson snd OsoFFs HarTis
narrowly escaped death thia mora
lns when e cable supporting the
arm 90 the huge crane used 30
~ inaink steel sirdsrp operating a.
the nnuatruetloa o. the res Ne
Deaxali q South Nink build.ns Sec
oud Az. and Pike at. gave and sent
crashing 10 the ground. carrying
Win Il a ssysn-ton steel Kirdef
Nelson and Harris were struck by
osts = tkn hamsFoas cables AID -
vaFsiT bruised A trani u Bules
vas hist missed ~ the falling arm.
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PORT TOWNSEND. June s.
bernard Schmidts was found dead
and roasted ALMOST TO a crisp on
top Of the boilers at Karl Lind
sfroms shinglo mill at Discovery
Hay.
The dead man complained OF
main In the region of his heart Yes.
terday aud went to the boiler room
to warm himself.
An hour later an empleye found
him lying on the boiler, which was
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CYCLONES Nv THE
MIDDLE WEST
ELMGR =. CONNER rs
CANDIDATE FOR HONOR.

Eimef =. Conner. a well known
Seattle pftnter. viii b. candidate
Tor the office Of head banker OF
the weoamen % tho World ~ the
next head camp session tn Seattle
fnly - Mr. Conner Is ~ present
head escort II the head camp 81
The Woodmen There are 10000
membefa of TIE order Ia Washing
ton supporting Conner cor the Of.
flee
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BODY R0ASTS WHILE The
CORONER IS ON THE WAY

being rapidly heated TO start the
mill
The proprietor, Lindstrom,
would not allow the body to be re-
moved. IL Is alleged, until the cor
oner arrived. but started up the
mill and ran Il all day with
Schmldts body slowly roasting on
top of the boiler.
Coroner ]. NJ. Lockhart denounc.
cs the conduct OF lindstrom as bar.
harous aud declares he viii have
the shinglemRn arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

e % Lee and W Shields. who
have been occupying q room a the
Grand Central hotel. reported 90 the
police thla moruiug that two suit
caaea were stolen from their room
iast niEhi which contained cloth.
lnk. ; Kold watch. two diamond pins
and SIS IL money
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COOKED ALIVE
tserIpps TsIearaph esrvIes.l

BUTTE. June s.-Peter J. Nc.
Callum was literally cooked 10
death here. He was an employe
Of the Boston a Montana smciter.
Walking around the smeltcr he
tripped and fell In front OF con.
verter which was overturned Molten
copper poured over the doomed
man. before he could escape, and
be was literally cooked alive Ills
charred body IL now encaaed IN
the solid copper.
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came MP az headquarters when
Haywood. according % Orchard.
told him he must XIII the governor
Orchard said Haywood told him he
ought to kill him with a shotgun
He spent a week trying to land
Peabody. but could not say why tho
opportunity didn't present itself az
be knew Peabody wont about a
great deal. nightly attending re.
eeptions.
a week later Orchard said he
vent 10 Cripple Greek 10 get Steve
Adams to help him do the Job. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08

Fraak 0sehane the tsamster. whe
In a dritFium Jumped frofu the
third story sindaN Of the WAYNE
hotel early yesterday marnins. died
al the waYside hospital lass ulkht.
No friends or relatives have
claimed the body 40 20 the present
time.
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BA NJ C.


tHcHppa isteafsph befVtee.f
PORTLAND. Ore, June s Dis
tFirt Attorney Manning has az
nouaeed that be viii rightly en-
force the Sunday closing Law. aud
pat the ia GA the county aud close
every sAloun.
Manning has been In office three
years, and ,hin II his first effort
"a enforce the Law
Sheriff Stevens states he viii
cuhapei oven the newspapers 10
cease publication auhdAyH
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VICTIMS Or FAKE
BRING SUIT
AWAIT EMMA GOLDMAN.

Emma Goldman. woman cham
piun % anarchy and the SUCCESSOR
81 the late Herr Johann Most. vas
scheduled 10 appear IN the city
this morning. after her failure 20
show np yesterday. but early IN
the day word was sent 10 her local
followers that she would not ar.
rive until late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
DELEGATES ARRIVE
AT The HAGUE
fserIpps reIearaph ssrvIee.

TIE HAGUE. June s.-rhe dele
eatea to the peace conference are
beginning to arrive. Tho congress
opens a week from today There Is
no possibility OF discussing the dis.
armament on account Of Germany 3
opnnaItIon.
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KANSAS CROP REPORT.
.ssrLnps rel.arsph servIes.l

fbcFFFpN IfIFHFHNH 1tFFFtN'F
TOPEKA. Kaa. June s-The
secretary % the kaneaa sgrieulinr
81 department announces that the
condition % wheat tn Kansas r.
ST.. TNcuif one pet cent Of the
total area planted and piowed az
Is worthless The harvest VII b.
IS days later than usual No con
Siderable damage has been done BY
insects
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r Denying Contentious Of Marie Canau Matter Of Sullivan Estate Senator'S
Firm Willing to Pay Ten Thousand Dollars Woman Will Withdraw
From haOn-Efot Made Buy Miss Canaus Financial Supporters

In length. but the final record has
never been passed on,
Despite the fact that Mr. Howe
now sets up the claim that the
CaFfau appeal has heou oatiawcd
numsfous aud uundfy efforts have
been made BY diffefcnt persons
from time TO time along the line
OF sounding friends Of Miss caftau.
and even Miss CAfrau herself. 10 as.
certain whether there we're any
possibility OF inducing Miss Chfran
10 drop her contest These efforts
10 induce Miss CaFrau ard her sup
pofteFa 10 compromises after they
were known a. believed To have
lost their case, Is another myhtegi.
Gus circumstance connected vith n
Among the mon who from time 10
time during thu past six years have
advanced money 20 assist Miss
Carfau IN fighting the cas- arc
w. NJ Russell. = A uAillafgson. ~
c Cheaety and Jack nafhefia. In
all SOME g. Oen OF s. 600 has been
advanced In support OF the Car
reu cialm.
Origin u Piles Claim.
Tho claim now beinx eontcnaed
for BY piles. Howe 4 FARRELL waa
originally instituted aud financed
BY Robert wrikht. an attorney. and
Arthur Levin. cigar dealer add
saloon man. who went to ireland
immediately after sulliYan'a death.
on an expedition In search ~ heirs
II VAS that expedition that discov'
erred the heirs which Piles. Howe
e Farrell represent. and u Il an
der contracts wfth them that Sen
atos Piles claims half Of The estate
for himself
Conserving the loss Of the tran,
script and tbs effort 10 pay her
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HAU CONFESSES MURDER

KARLSRUHE. Germany, June 3.
Karl Hau, the Washington, ID c,
professor accused Of the murder
or his mother in.law, today, upon
learning that his wife committed
suicide yesterday, confessed 10 tho
crime.
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knew Adams only slightly. be said
and denied absolutely that he and
Adams had been close friends
Adams came 10 Denver. he pay.
Ing the expenses with money fur.
nlahod BY Haywood
Killing Of Gregory.
pettlbono told him 70 abandon
the attempt on Peabody until the
executive board had adjourned. He
said he suggested 10 XIII Gregory
Orchard said he had never seen
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
AGED MAN DIES
ON STREET CAR

and address, Mrs. Roche, 1877
Seventh ~. was found in his
pocket Death was undoubtedly
due 20 heart failure.
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discuss AMERICA.

TOXIC. June s-After q confcr-
encc with the elder statesmen and
ministers. Havaahl went 90 the pa
ace u Be- believed lac discussed the
American affairs.
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THIRTY-TWO COUPLES ASK
DIVORCES in COURT TODAY
DESTROYED ny nARruauANE.


cONsTANTfNOPLE June s.--rhe
village OF scrai on the Persian from
tier was destroyed by earthquake
Friday,
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KING PAYS EXPENSES
OF CAPTAINS FUNERAL.

ROME. June S-King Victor
Emmanuel paid on the expenses
of to- funeral er Captain OilWui,
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pRepeeR SEATTLE BURNS.

(seripps Telegraph servies)
LONG REACH Cal. June s.
Tho drcdrer Seattle was burned
this morning Il was owned Ia San
Francisco. The loss is $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
ORCHARDS DUPLICI7Y
IS TO BE SHOWN UP
LAUNCH CANADIAN
CUP DEFENDER

VANCOUVER n G. June s.
The cup defsadef Aisxan4sie
wtich piii race saa Spirit lu Seattle
Juiy I. successfully launched a.
4 e'ciaek tails morning.
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y ssYwoop AND Her TWO
|sagsHTaRs. EHRIE TIA
|'k5 yEsNon. ~ COURT.


saipss Telegraph sersiee.l
zE, la. June Shat the
~ insenda 70 Try absolutely
pEs that Orchard. while In
creek. Vas 10 the employ
"a ne Nine Owners aaaoci4.
"a The Citizens Alliance
Aere. leaked out this morn
4 known that Arthur Cade a
ss2erinteudent % schools
sle Greek and secretary Of
Aasena Alliance. u here 70
i5y The defense
'hafd declared ia his testi
Dat he did not know Cole
ss never sav him Cole, u
tzsd. intends 20 testify that
ras Ia hla employ and
e With the Mine Owners
7e sierling. notified Gener'
man Bell that Orchard was
% - and come ~ viii.
safaAon spent a great por'
tke uighf interviewing men
NED b Orchard in hts con
With the result that he
he court today with a
aese boots filled with suK
91estlons 70 fire at the
ftief EilucHa
4 fiaia also received strong
enenis during the night 10
lson Of Geo. Redell. the dis.
president ~ the Eureka
mon, Of the Western Fed
20 been IN the employ Of
ssslien agency and for years
n the Telluride mine
= The smuEaler union
agent whoa the strike
Jared he was apparently
g moss rabid union men.
he arrived here be was
Welcomed BY General
I'd Chief Detective MePar'
Witnesses Arriving.
Nitneseea who arrived TO
sse A L. Arnold. the score
ne Nine Owners aaa0cia.
/ Triple Creek. aud Major
Aayl0f, Of Victor. They are
aHong the states chief wit.
Orchard resumed the
1 Hehardson began question
- relative 10 HIS operations
'siqfhing 20 Denver from
lie asked him "fs II q
~ before visiting the miners
1fisfs you had reported
INA 70 the mine owners
-aia said be hadn't lie SAT-
i y direct % headquarters anf
WOOD and told him 81 ths
IN q hoyef al Telluride.
saeAsion o. killing Peabody
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Thirty Are Killed in ClOudburst at Midnight Near
Louisville. Entire Town Submerged. Many Are
Killed by Cyclones in Various Parts Of Illinois.

family Is thought to have been
Killed.
fairfield Moss. wife and mother,
and family Of seven children.
II il believed the entire family
persisted.
There are many dead that are
unknown.
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MAY SUTTON DEFEATED

Cseripps Telegraph ssrvlee-l =
! MANCHESTER. England. :
! June May sutton. was de I
} foated by Mfs stcrry FOR the 4
! northern championship today 4
The scores were 7 TO 3 and Z
to Q.
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SUICIDE

ABERDEEN. Wash June 81
Mrs. Nellie Underwood. formerly
Of Seattle. uhosa little babYs mys.
tertous death there landed her
husband In The Waiia Waiia peal
,enGeFys where be IL nos serving
nhnteGne attempted suicide hsrU
on aecoant Of dependency.
Mrs. Underwood vas arrested
here AZ the sau4e time a. her has
han6. bat waa found not guilty q
oonaaetIoa with the crime
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FIVE MILLION LOST

t'NHfFf@ fNAtffW @NfNfNHA
nOMukY. June Sit IL cutlmAi
"a thai t8.aoa. 0ea vas loat In the
cyeluae Of June e
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Two killed at YORK.

MARSHALL. Ills. June s--A
cyclone passed over the southern
part Of this county last night
Al York. Mrs Pinkston and
Henry Book were killed and sev-
eral were injured.
Many houses and barns were de-
stroyed.
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DUQUION. Ills.. June s--short.
" after midnight this place was
struck By a hurricane and many
were seriously injured Houses
were torn from their bases and
foundations and twisted about.
Many miraculous escapes from
death are reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-08
New mlnden Stock.

NASHVILLE. June s.--A report
was received here shortly before
noon that New Minden was struck
BY cyclone this morning and tour
were killed and scores injured
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Continued on Page Three }
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
The French HAN.
Ore ssing
Par'EoE,

a7iola Washington Avenue.
Ladies and gentlemen manicuring
anu chiropody. Firstciass hair goods.
airs Ioussaint invites you to have
yonr hair examined free. and your
mar treated. Shampoo, Csc; Electric
massage speciality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
CONSERVATIVE BANK IN
PTTSBURG CLOSES DOORS
Fort Pitt National Bank Did Not Have
cWrency Enough on Hand
To Meet Dei,1ands

PtrTSBURG, PA, Dec, 6-rhe Fort
Pit National bank. one of the oldest
financial institutions of the city, fail
10 onen for business today. y notice
is posted ON tho door and signed by
Bank Examiner John Il, Cunningham
stating that the bnnli had been closed
by order OF the Comptroller OF the
Currency.
Tho directors later issued state
mon. 10 the cflect tia, suspension
OF business was forced by the clear
ing house committee demanding thai,
the bani; immediately pay a large
amount OF cash which undcr exist.
Ing conditions IL could not do without
Great sacrifice. The only alternate
under which business could be con.
tinued Was TO pay lis clearing house
exchange in currency, 10 do which
would exhaust the banks supply OF
rensN money within q few days. In
fairness to dcpos.torS ana all others
Interested il WIS deemed advisab &
10 suspend business.
Tho directors declare In unoual-
, iiied terms that the institution is
! Solvent aud mat all depositors Will
he PAID in full and that the embar.
rassmcnt Is due TO the present strin
sent conditions in the financial world
No excitement attended the closing
Of the bank and at no time during
the day was there more than q few
lolterers around the bank building
No other institution is involved In
the trouble, II is stated in financial
circles, and bankers do not regard
tho suspension rs 4 serious matter
30 far as b'isincss interests OF tht
city are concerned.
1t WIS regarded as one of the mos,
conservative Institutions of the city
| 1t had been known for some tin,
that the bank was short OF currerc,
aud that its reserve fund was peloN
Requirements SO that the suspension
din not come as surprise in iinan
cial circles.
Tho Fort Pitt National bank wa.
organized in 1850. 1t has n capita
stack of Sl.00o3oO and surplus O
sl0O000O. and undivided prphts o
| Si37So905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
ANNUAL BASKETBALL
T0uRNAMt Mt AT Y. M. CA
Two Games Scheduled for Tonight
and for Each Saturday Night
Until the Finish.

The annual basketball tournament
at the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation will open tonight In tho Assu.
ciaticn gymnasium with two gnmoa
between tile Mohnwks ana Choctaws
and the lsodwlngs and Blacl, HAWKS.
These teams are said to be cvenn-
matched and two fast games arc anti.
cipatcd, There viii he no lntormis.
sion from tho opening of the initial
half OF tho first game untfl tho clos.
ing Of tho final half OF the second
game
Four teams have entered tho tou,.
Nancnt tnid each VIII play nino
samcs, i'oubio headers will BIO piay.
cd every saturday Night so as 10
bring The tournament to {, close NJ
-.,,e,, !. team viii be picked from tho
20 pleycrs OF The present teams aud
TINT iivo will meet Inc iivos of the
Hampton and Old Point associations
William and Mary College and othcr
colleges of the STATE.
The rnpblic Is invited 10 attend all
OF the tournament games.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
chriotn,ss celebratlon.

Tho Nigh school litcrary sacisiy.
will hold It's annual Christmas cole
bration IN the High school assembly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE
FOR FIVE VIC c ADMiRALS
Annual Report Of Chief of Bureau OF
Naviua,ion of Navy Department
says They Arc Needed.

wAsHlNCToN. d. G., Dec. -
The annual report Of Tho chief OF
the bureau of navigation of the Navy
department. just made public. says
there is still! considerable shortage
in The commissioned personnel Of the
navy, due to tho fact that during thu
past yeur ten large ships were com.
pleted and put in commission. rho
bureau Nenews rs recommendations
Of former years that the gradc OF
vice admiral 30 revlyyl.s nuwrsayli
rrIsus hHilt1-thc atlantic aud PA.
cite ilccts ~ far in excess OF any
conprlsnG foreign fleet under the
command al n roar admiral.
Tho bureau recommends that MT
least 1--WE y!ce adniirals be provided
IN order THAI The commanders in
chief Of tho two llccta may be off,
GERS OF approximate rank as l.; the
practice OF foreign nsyles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
FUNERAL or CAPTAIN
N EAT ST. PAUL's CHURCH
Body Is Sent to WsrehalI, Mass, Foy
Observation-Disclosures and
Elks Attend.

FaaerSi services Oyer the r 7,
died Thursday at the, Elizabeth Bux-
ton Hospital. were Conducted ut ST.
paul's Episcopal church yesterday
afternoon at O'clock. by the rccio;,
Roy. A. q. sykes y. ID. Peninsula
Lodge NO. 27S. a. II. and A. NJ, had
charge OF the services ana attended in
lady. Captain Nye had recently
joined the Newport News lodge of II.
r. O. Elks. but he had not taken tho
Obligation. The r|hs did moi attend
the funeral in n body, but many OF
the membcrs wero present
Tho body was taken to Old Point
on the 5:35 O'Clock Chesapeake and
Ohio train, and shipped TO New YorI'
over tho n, y. r. & n. route. Miss
Nye. daughtcy of the deceased, nc
companies tho body. She was attend
Ing school in Boston when tho news
OF her fathers Illness reached her
and she carpc directly to his bedside
Mrs. Nyc. Who was on her way her,
whom the end came, IL waiting In New
York.
Tho mcn' IS OF the Sandy Hooi
Pilots Ass" i,.t!on. to which Captain
NSo belong Il, will meet tho body n
New York :-i escort 1t to WaTeham
Mass, where inteIment Will be made
Many beautiful floral designs wcr,
sort There wcrc designs from tn
Virginia Pilots Association and from
each Of tho army transports in tn
hm7bor,
Captain Nye was marine supciinten
dent OF the army transport service
here, and in respect TO his memoir.
the flags OH the depot Qnartcrmaster'
Office and on all tho transports wer
Mt half mas. yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
Thomas Pryor, New York Merchant,
Has Narrow Escape.
PURsFRAHD PASSENGERS 70 RESCUE
"Aumar Chain" on Steamer Endeavor
Formed TO Haul Aged Man From
Icy Waters CT Hampton Roads =
Useful Bundles of Clothes.

walking overheard from tho ferry
ste'mcr EndeaNor at the Ivy avenue
pier about i o'clock Yesterday exc
ning Mr. ihomas Pryor. an aGen
slothing merchant of New York city,
had marrow escape from drowning
IN 'he icy waters OF Hampton Roads
ins ne nrohnply was saved by two
large bundles of clothing which he
MI, W. s .,,,,,, ",,u s' , tae wa Oh
,'n,n en-. s 'nr1o, ~ ~ heeinns "nonl
',a,.a,o a." -, IN M, ~. =. ."c 9'ea'ls' "in
hrn,an nn, n r, n, s,o,', , sj io'iu
49, wv "'u' "ii'i 10 Hie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
Sociai-P
Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2NSSQQQQQQQ:~
Mrs. George Thompson. of Charles
ton, S. C.. Wife ofiWarrant Aiachmist
Thompson Of the Quilted States Battle
ship Maine, is the guest of Mrs. l.. II.
Greasy. 2ll Twentf-ninth street.
Mr.. j. Roland White, who vas on
Grated on ior appsnoicitis ut the ST.
Francis hospital a ou; ten days ago
rs improving rapidly and expects to
be out in 4 few dys.
Mr.. and Mrs. JImes Paine enter
tanned 1T their lime. 3Is Twenty.
sixth street. in honIr OF Mr. and Mrs.
Richard y. Richars. 81
- - M
Mayor and Mrs. samuel II: Buxton
returned yesterday from Haymarket,
Va, where they pnt 20 attend tho
wedding oil Miss s.elen .oliffe OF
Haymarlsct TO A1,Carl Clarkson OF
Washington, ID. ca Mrs. clarkson IN
well known heroRaying hean the
guest OF Mrs, Buxtdand other fl ond:,
in the city on sofral occasions.
-
Miss Grace WALTZ OF Nelson coun.
ty, has returned Ymc after n vis,,
10 friends in this and Norfolk.
Miss Nctto Ia Pn has returned
from visit to rellvcs in Elizabeth
City, y G..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07

hall at 3 o'clock Fr.da night, Decem-
Der 20. rhe program for the enter.
talnment Is now beiis prepared anu
IN" indications arc hat the AFFAIR
VIII be a very enjoybie one.
Following tho uspl custom the
viii be invited TO attnd the oelebra-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07

what is your position on this
question: asked the man OF gtates-
manlike instincts.
MY posiiion's answered the man
Of legal qualifications, +" is one that
pays $4,000 STANDARDIZATION
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
E..ieg a n t
70 eDsa1s /! /!

Parties wanting
one or more fur.
nished rooms by
TIL 8 week or
month can Sc.
cure them now.
Everything new
and in the best
condition.
Steam heat,
gas and electric
lights; hot and
cold baths on
each floor. Mod.
crate prices. APP.
ply to MRS II.
w. S I'll Err
L A N ID, Pill
Wa S hin gton
Ave. On Powell
Trust Co. Bldg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS
High School studerts Hold Their
ReauIar Election.

Regular Election.
AT the regular meeting in the High
school assembly hall yesterday alter
noon, tho Nswport News High School
Liteyary sociesy elected the following
officers for tho ensuing term;
President Phillip Murray.
{ Observation-Disclosures Payne.
Secretaiy-Niiss Ella Davis.
'freasurer--Ailss Hattie Robinson
Literary Critlc-NIiss Marion Thorn
Ton.
Observation-Disclosures Overton
Following the election an enjoyable
literary and musical program was rem
derod by several of the members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07

80 80 ll-fI.Es. V 3rs 9 .s.Ig;e7
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL srupENr.

December Number Of Little Magazine
Is Issued.
Tie Decerlber issue OF the High
School Student the popular little
mNnfhly magazine published by tho
High schoo! literary society, WAC re
ceiyed from the hands OF she printer
and Will he distributed today.
This months edition is an attAc
two one, containing several good fic
+ ficn stories. essays aud poems 81