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a CARD.

We take this method of extending
to our many friends our grateful and
sincere thanks for their many acts of
Kindness shown us during the recent
illness and death of our father, George
Rust Abbott.
HIS CHILDREN.
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NOTICE-FIRE ALARM STATIONS
can be had by applying to ]. H
Wheeler, T. P. Hogan, or at our
store free. Both phones after the
18TH The Hub Cleaning and Press
ing Co., 211 Bard st. academy of
Music Bldg. 2.12.tf
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BUY YOUR OYSTERS, CLANS AND
crabs from us. Try one of our
Jamestown Fried Oyster I.oafs, ca
tered to all parts of the city within
one hours notice. Special atten-
ton paid to Oyster Roasts, Suppers
and Parties. JONES G. EVANS.
$500 Huntington Ave. Bell phone
479Y. 2.15.1mo
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BIRDS AND GOLDFISH, AMATEUR
photo supplies. argo. cyko. and disco
papers, hammer and defender plate
and ausco films; developing, print
ing aud mounting at lowest prices.
2502 Jefferson avenue, next Jeffer-
son Bank. IT,
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= TENANTS TO SEE
that nice cottage we offer for only
$500; 5 rooms. 3 porches. city wa
ter. sewerage, Southern exposure,
good residential section and near
to business, on car line. in city
limits; $500 cash and assume
straight 6 per cent loan $500. Has
been held by owner ut $1,000. SOM.
MERVILLE TRUST CO., Inc.
2-23.3t
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FOR sALE-FARM, CITY AND sU.
burban properties OF all kinds; also
lots at Pine Beach. See us before
you buy. STEWART q MID.
GETTE, 1873 Twenty.flfth street.
1-13-tf.
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FATAL DUEL ia GEORGIA.
Young Men Met Road and Began
-. Shooting.
(Ry a. Drose

N'y NSbUCIdIeu' PreSS.D
,'MfLEN. GA, Feb. 23.-r,Robcrt IL
Humphrey shot and instantly killed
james B. Daniel this morning at
, o'clock. They had been on bad
terms and this morning they met
In the road and both began firing,
with the result that Daniel was shot
in the taco with n load OF bucksoy.
Humphrey. came 10 town and sur
rendered to Sheriff Edenheld aud is
now In jail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-24

Tie attack on the President has
reached the conclusion that Browns
vile shot up itseff.--0hio State
Journal.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A KIND, GENTLE
horse, top wagon and harness. a
bargain. Apply 250l Warwick ave.
2-2i-3t
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WANTED-OLD GEESE AND DUCK
feather beds. Double other buyers
cash prices. Address G.. F. DICK
lNSlN, General Delivery. Norfolk.
2-21-3t
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WANTED - SECONDHAND BAGS
and burlap. VIII buy any kind, any
quantity, anywhere. We pay freight
Write for prices. RICHMOND BAG
CO., Richmond, Va 2.21.6t
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FOR SALE-LICENSED SALOON:
splendidly located Address Sa.
loon. Daily Press office. 2.l9.6t
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MIR. Frank Earle. of New York. Is
visiting Mr>F. A. C. Myrick, on Thir.
ty.second street.
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Mauruder camn

There will be regular meeting of
Masruder Camp, Confederate Veter-
ans. at tho city hall tmorrow night at
8 o'clock.
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POOL AND BILLIARD pARLoRs.

ACADEMY POOL PARLORS-NEW
tables, new fixtures. plenty OF room.
2 lie per cue. Leading brands Of
cigars, cigarettes and tobacco.
1-25-tf.
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U. S. TRANSFER COMPANY

MOTOR F0WKR EEFLACES The HOnsH.
SIS TO $500 HEAD OF HORSES and
100 HEAD OF YOUNG RLOCKY BUILT
MULES, G to 8 years old, weighing 300 to 1 100
pounds, to be positively sold. on account of our
new motorwagon system. Will be sold at tho
stock, right ont OF hard work. Also so HEAD
OF BIC, YOUNG. FAT MARES, pavement sore.
INTENDENT' at COMPAEY'S aTABLEs, 53S,
5s5. 5S7 and $50 WEST TRAIT STREET, Corner
Greene, BALTIMORE. MD.
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WANTED-BoARDERs, 1850 THrR-
ty-ttrst Street Modern coDvenien.
ces. References exchanged. l1-7-3m
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NOTICE-DR. r. n. CLARK HAS
moved his office and infirmary
from 80 Thlrtieth street to CAT.
fer's stable, office phone No. 1:
residence phone No. SO. 2.19-1mo
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WHEN IN WANT OF SHEET MU-
sic call on Mr.. Willie Robertson
at Lyric Music Co.. 3l10 1.2 Wash
ington Ave. 2-24-1t
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A. B. ABBITT. WHoLESALE.GRo.
Ger, tobacco, grain aud feed. Try
our Tip Top Flour
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DIES ON TRAIN.
John Il. Lewis. Ex.confederate Vet.
eran. Passes Away Suddenly,
fBy ASsocia ted presn1

fBy Associated Preaa.)
l,YNGHBURG, VA. Feb. ga.
John H. Lewis. died suddenly this
afternoon on a train enroute home
from Roanoke. where he was taken
i'll last night.
lie was Sc years old and a Con.
federate veteran. His wife, who
survives. was a Miss Langhorne. OF
the we'll known Virginia family of
that name.
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WANTED-To LIST YOUR ROOMS.
We will keep them full during the
Exposition. Exposition Hotel and
Accommodation Exchange, H. b.
Ball, Mgr, at Nelms G. Co., Inc.
Real Estate and Insurance office,
25l7 Wash. Ave. Newport News, Va
2-21
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UNDERWRITERS.

w. F.. ROUSE. FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 234-236 Twenty fifth
street Phone 81.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE LADY
canvassers for a few days pleasant
work. Call at 2473 Huntington ave.
Monday n. m. between 9 and 10.
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FOR RENT-RoOM. Apply zoos
West Ave. 2.24-6t
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Ask your grocer for Van Camps Corn
10c; Van Camps Peas. 15c. 10-17-tf.
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WANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN
of fair education to travel for FIRM
of s250,00O capital. Salary, $l,072
per year. payable weekly. Expenses
advanced. Address Geo. G. CLOVIS,
Newport News, Va. it,
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-SECOND COOK ,(MAN) q
good wages to competent man. Ap.
ply Hotel Jordan. corner Twenty.
fifth street and Washington ave. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

KEEP IN TOUCH WITH THE LAT.
est Sheet Music by coming and
hearing 1t at Lyric Music Co.'S
2-2i-lt
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of the. city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO. Hotel Warwick building.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-SENERAL SUNNY
rooms; light, heat and bath; with
board. Apply 320S West avenue. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-24

BLUE PRINTING AND TRACING
Guy P. Murray. 82s 2sth st.. City.
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WANTED-RoOMERs FOR LARGE
beautiful front room; also one small
one. 1904 West avenue. 2-24-3t
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WANTED.

WANTED-sECoND COOK (MAN);
good wages to competent man. APP
ply Hotel Jordan. corner Twenty
fifth street and washington ave. 1t
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Abram Barnes Passes Alvey

q A few moments after night Mon.
day. Abram Barnes, of Winnebago,
MINI, .pa passed away: /. at Mercy oapitai.
\ MI. Barnes, who was man nns q sixty Y
nine years Of age. had been sick 4 but q
couple Of weeks. He arrived here at
that time for a visit with his son,
William J. Barnes of the police force
Soon after he contracted q severe cold,
he was removed to the hospital where
he fingered until the end came Sunday
night. The body was shipped to the
home Of the deceased Tuesday after
noon, where interment was made or o
the following day. w, il, :j, ]
Mr.. Barnes was preceded to the e
grave by his wife two months ago
He. leaves to mourn his loss three sons
w W.5J of this city, C:s L., Of Munich,
and G. H., Of Amboy. MINI, and two
daughters, Mrs. Z. NJ: Owen Of Whine.
bago, and Mrs. O.. F. ,ristsof Quinlllatnl,
Oklahoma. vi Ill i $,
:ieG,
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NEW OPERA !. |' { / \ HOUSE
for the City an Assured Fact. ...Wil|
F: Cost About S35,O0O ..


Several prominent citizens Of this
city are now taking steps towards
the providing of a, new opera house,
a building long wanted, and in fact,
absolutely needed. At the last meet
ing the Commercial club a committee
consisting of J. M. Thompson, Fred
P. Mann and Frank Hyland, we're ap-
pointed to look up a suitable and de.
sirable location for the new play
house. In all probability the project
will be. launched by small stock
company Of our citizens, and the
building is expected to- cost some
where in the neighborhood of $4,000
No location has as yet been selected
and submitted to, the club by the chm
mittee, though several localities are
looked upon favorably. There have
been several new opera house falst
alarms dished out to us this summer
but the present reject will undoubt
edly go through. s.5s j r.. n.
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Sold Mortqaqed CrOn

Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff Frye
went to Arvilla and brought back Nels
Reswick,T who was wanted here for
selling mortgaged property. Dr.. Noel
Ter being the complainant. When
Reswick was brought back, he con-
sented to pay the costs of the prosecu.
tien and also the doctors bill against
him, and the case was dismissed =. ~,
/: 1t seems that Reswick, who is faa.
mer near Doyon, owed DR.. Moeller o.
bill of some $50. He gave the physss-
clan a mortgage on his crop for that
amount, but proceeded to sell saia
crop, and is said to have made away
with the proceeds, he going to Arvilla,
a small town in the eastern part OF
the state. About $40 was due on the
MOI mortgage, and the doctor sWore out q
warrant against Nels. q M B y35 - ts 5. .'
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a man named Rudy, whom he had
met at or near Grafton, was the real
thief, and 1t is said, tried his best to
clear himself Of the charge. A part
of the furniture y,sold to John Gra-
ham and John Olson, both
Grand K, ~rmers. A couple of
che eoo Lied as having been
Acp> m the rified, shack were
o. II in Gordon's barn, supposedly
1t there by the man named Rudy.
However. Rudy cannot be located.
He has flown for parts unknown;
Martin had just begun to get used to
the fresh, ozone Of Devils Lake, he
had but finished q three months, sen
tence, being convicted of blind pig
ging, and being released on the last
Of July. He will probably partake Of
Belford's Christmas cheer.
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OSGARSEC0NDDEAD
Aged King ofESwedenss Passes. Away
~ Last Sunday Morning

Surrounded by the members of his
family, including the. aged queen,
Sophia, King Oscar of Sweden, r. ><>s
last Sunday morning at s'..sse
O'Clock, A few hours az ..le
civilized world VIZ -snizant
that Swenden's generous
ruler was no moreA ne king had
been sinking for some time, and as
early as Friday his life was despaired
of, and the attending physicians gave
out that it was but a matter Of hours.
The whole country is bowed with
grief, for King Oscar, was something
more than a ruler of his people and
had endeared himself to them as an
intimate and personal friend. When
the flag Of, the palace was dipped to
half mast there was a moan OF an
guish from the assembled multitude
outside the palace, and many of them
cried, "Our dear old king is dead" v
j. In the palace court yard, in the dim,
gray mist Of the morning, stood a
crowd Of school boys, King Oscars
most devoted friends; Here they had
stood for hours, blue and shivering,
watching the Flagstaff. There, also,
gatherer many old men and women in
rags, such as the king had always
stopped to comfort with mild words
and generous aims when he met them
in the parks Or streets, their faces
J. tear-stained for the reason that theil
! much loved benefactor was dying
Suddenly the flag dropped to hall
mast, and a wall of sorrow arose. The
; old folks c1asped their hands and pray
ed aloud, and the school boys lamen
tations were pitiful to hear. -.
The funeral of the late king will
take place at the capitol in Stock
holm, Dec. . Gustave the. Fifth
Oscars eldest son. is now king. 9
Swenden. E Il tt,.s5 5< 4 ) ) ss & 1F5. =, x :. 4
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LADIES ORCHESTRA
At Armory Last j Thursday Night
PIeaSeS Everyone "

]. In a concert in which the rendition
OF Schumann's beautiful "Traumerei"
stood paramount in both tonic work
and excellence Of bowling, the Cincin-
matt Ladies' Cremona orchestra gave
an enjoyable evening of music to
large and fashionable audience at the
armory last Thursday. The event was
the, fourth number of the sLyceum
course, and the management is certain
ly to be congratulated on presenting
to the people of Devils Lake such ster-
ling attractions as have r appeared.
However, the reception Of the most
difficult and also meritorious pieces
rendered at the concert, were received
rather coldly, which demonstrates that
the true musical spirit in our city is
somewhat lacking Take, for instance,
the first selection, "Adoration,"s by
Belosk. The piece was a beautiful
melody, and full Of harmony and rich
chords. Nevertheless, the audience re-
ceiyed 1t almost silently, scarcely any
applause greeting its close. 'SchWar-
wenke's <"Polish' Dance"S followed.
This; Is probably the bestkknown of the
works OF this prolific and celebrated
Polish composer. It is full Of fire and
vigor. 1 tinged with passion. Tt was
done full justice to by the orchestra,
and There let us remark that IT. isn't
every director that can infuse into
the body Of his hand or orchestra, the
proper spirit and fire to render Polish
or Hungarian music as they should
be rendered. ng Ss $&2 M s "a II 5ss 4 + #;& sEf:
Mr.J. A. :McMa ahons al basso of un-
usual merit and pleasing address, fol
lowed with the ''tArmourers Song
from obin Hood, Z by DeKoyen. His,
full, rich tones brought out the beauty
Of the selection TO a nicely and the;
= "Armonrer's Song" served to show on:
his voice excellentIy. AT the close he.
was greeted BY loud Ss pplanse, and
was forced to respond to an encore,
he singing 3 pretty little Irish ballad,
entitled The Dear Little Girl
The orchestra then played al double
numb Salute D Amour by Elgard
and the ever popula az lola. 1, The flrst
was rich ii harmony ana full off SOFT;
cadences. The latter of course capti,
waited The audience. and the ladies'
were forced To snondd ID an encore.
This they did by rende dering Delibe's
.sPissicati Polka, z which was artistl-
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registered 40 below, Fab

temperature registered 40 below, Fab
renheit.
On the day that the expedition
started on their long sled journey the
thermometer registered only 81 below.
On the first day out only four miles
were made. In the evening, or when
darkness came, which is very early in
the far north, an hour and a half was
consumed in building a snow hut. The
temperature fell fifteen degrees, max
ing it 70 below. (Too cold for us,
thank you.) Notwithstanding this,
Mr.. Amundsen says they spent a very
comfortable night. On the next day
three miles and one-half were covered.
They then returned to the camp, and
awaited the spring. The next expedi-
ton started for the pole on April 6.
Three months were expended in
vain endeavor to reach the goal. The
thermometer registered about 20 be.
low most of the time, which atmos-
phere, the captain assured us, was
quite summerlike.
In June large numbers of Esqui-
maux appeared in the vicinity of the
ice bound vessel and demonstrated
that they were ready to make friends
with the invaders Of their domain.
On July %, 1904, the "Yura" slip
ped the ice and was once more on her
way towards the exploration Of the
Northwest passage. The Behring
Straits was made on the thirteenth
day of August, and on the fifth day of
September, 1906, the vessel landed at
San Francisco. She was Immediately
towed to the Mare Island navy yard
where she is taking a well earned rest
after a battle with the Northwest pas
sage. r
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LATEST BOAR D ER
Charles Martin Takes Up lodging
- AT .SherffffS S BOStleEy 55s. ;.

-, I !, y
Charles Martin, the ''squaw man"
of the reservation, languishes as the
guest Of W. II. Belford, county sheriff,
and Is: incarcerated on the charge OF
burglary being o bound 9, I: ..s over e' 4 70
await the actionEo the district court
on. thats charge last Saturday by Judge
Duell, He was arrested at the IN.
stance Of Charles Olson, whose shack
on East Second street was burglartzed
over a month ago, and . quantity q OF
furniture taken therefron. ss. ss :. =.
:. Olson has been on y the trail ever ''esl
since, and at last has rounded up the tl'
aforesaid Martin, with pretty good
chances that he Is the guilty party
or was at least implic icated In the theft:
Martin said, at his preli nary, that
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caily given.
Mrs. Van Brockharn, the director
OF the orchestra, appeared with a VIC
lin solo, Hershey's Hungarian Fan
tasy." This proved to be one Of the
gems of the evening, but the audience
evidently didn't think so, for scant ap-
plause greeted the close of the excel
lently rendered piece. Mrs. Van
Brockharn, in her rendition of the diff
cult composition, demonstrated that
she was master of the violin-the
king of instruments Il
Then came another double number,
"Traumerie" and Beethoven's 'Turk-
ish Patrol" The former we have al
ready commented upon. It was beau
tiful, and, no matter whether a person
in the audience was music lover or no,
he could not well help enthusing over
that. The rendition was absolutly per-
feet, and the arrangement excellent.
The, latter was rather a, descriptive
piece, depicting the advance and re-
treat of a Turkish army -
q Miss Cahill, the. 'cellist Of the orch
estra, appeared in an artistic rendition
OF a "Pouri" by Squire. The execution
which was difficult, was given with
full Justice, but the tone work was not
SO good as that Of Miss Cahill's en-.
core, .stAnnie Laurie Even the en-
core received pronounced applause. 1
Jean Moret's Moonlight followed:
The piece was played with infinite
expression, which, really lis half the
compo position. Mascagni's masterpiece,
the Intermezzo from Cave1liria Rusti-
cana was given as an encore Moth
ing was left that could be desired in
the rendition of this last. /.
lAahon appeared again and
sang q double number on the Shore
Neidlinge and tBedouin Love
sons by ChadWick One thing must
2bes said of Mr.. sMehG Gahon's singing.
He has perfect eIiunciat tion, which
quality Is 30 sadly lac cking ia so many
Of our vocalists. His every word could
he distinctly heard from any part of
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the hall. -,.....
A medley Of old familiar tunes clos
ed the evenings program q
The ensemble of the orchestra co1n-
sists of the following young ladiess
Mrs. Jessie Van Brockharn, leader aud
first violin; Dora Rose, first violins
Alice Papritz, second violin; Florence
Tucker, second violin and traps; Ger
trude Elliott, third violin; Clara Fay,
viola; Francis Cahill, 'cellist, and Hell
en- Wolverton, accompanied and pian-
list. ~. i
All of the arrangements of the nusiC
played were compiled by Mr. Van
Brockharn
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Notice 4of Meeting Of Stockholders.

:$s There VIII be 4 meeting of the stock
holders of the Intero Ocean Publishing
Company held al its prIncipa ONCE In
Devils Lake, n. y, on Friday, DEC. 1assss
1901, for the purpose Of Il opting Shs-.
laws. and eieeting otncers for the an
suing year. a. Baker
President naf IncpTp
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-08
no EXTRA CG.a0REsc SEf 5vt
Decision Reached ag the La
Cabinet 83eting.
sident and Cortelyou Have &o
Delllite Recommendation For ca
rency Legislation Eeaiy

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~"
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ration, including the Fres laa hia-
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rn.no;o7 5t.4,-,
nest men NtCrs a4tails were leaned
I regard 70 TN possibility 1f calling
4. extra ,cs sion az roa g~ees The
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80 " III. ~
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49,. "a ~ ~,
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f,,, 49, 10 ,rg-4r.+ feeI-1p
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,Ior IL IN III tbs 1ort.i, -,ndbf.-
W. H.. IT, iss+ hss eope qo-
I'm N ,1r rsar M. Amor
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hsn,-s Lii Over he TnitaF Qlal.e
in1tc4raf -rs.t. e,0srrn M e1-la
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lre T~reasrrJ ana f.. 0.uatrr sf
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mansion Of natioqaI b3nk cj"rcr1aft-.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-08
TO CoTv s55.o0o,O1o N COM


San Francl- co.-Pur uant q d
rections from Washington. the coin
age OF $I5. 060 600 Of gui1 hglIton
will be undertaken IN nedlately az
the mint in this city No gold has
heen coined leIe since Aug IS ne
active force being engaged 10 CO mag
the Philippine pesos The mint tVCce
was enlarged at te jr4 the coinage
of Philippine 'lygl vas undertaken
and il is thought tais force viii be
adequate Ia handle a rush order
Tor gold twaLtIes.
Denver, Col-A large force II tie
mint Il engaged II coming the $40.
coo. 0U0~euta bars stored there and
more bullion Is pouring u daily 1rou
Colorado and Western mines. The
total output Of the mint for October
will exceed t8,000.000 mainly in
twenty-6oiiar gold Pieces. The gold
will be shipped To lie money centres
as -apidty as # s coined.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-08
FIGHT W'ETH TSD5 MS
'laiefs Kill ReHesa I Sava.5os 2+.s,
Nere rl.eatenlng Tt1E

Washin ston, D q facia
& ICE received q -s'esvar. arlsl rHe
superintendent Of ne Ma g
~slrvatior saying .ls tsc from
/ .rc Wiasare. \, j. lad reata
Chiet 84Salla and us4c TIER el
G je Indians or tEteat Ne lya
ami property OF tho -os
tie Willie settlers. rs
oe-urr2d between ar
the troops ID which ttr9l M Ia
were killed anu enc N-gHu5 -I
casualties occurred anon t.e .ro. 81
Tor one .ia}e a number ~ Endta1s
under the 3ersbta rt 38yalilia
have been or, ting disturbances be-.
cause 0t their dislnc ina.'0n to oh
serve the REGULATIONS OF tn 1aliau
ORC md ca7i' sfrC q Il ragelt
otda, Indian rifles rom 10 ag Sc,
Their action became y 2 5reE4 4e
San Juan Agery mace u req 7sr for
soldiers. Accurdia giy Tr0cps arc
K Of the .fth Cavalry, GAt-~ tEe
comnaaa 0E Captain Il D WIZARD.
were dispatched from For, Wilgate.
N. Nj on the PA iDst MI Shelton
was cf the opinion that mere
sight Of the soldiers Fuul. rave a
Quiejing effect
Superintendent ab5lto5 Ti53i
along with The infGrua 1L o The
light that the Indians grs quiet and
the author ties d2 rJr aaJICiuatf
further trouble