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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
BABY SHOW WAS
.WN sBatIBBcG;EF
Handsome Babies Of Gainesville
Shown 70 Good Advantage.
gsysAAg sAIzEa B A94a9EO

In the Evening the Young Ladies Pre-
sentsd a TsbIeaux, Which Made
Beautlfpf ERect--sprlns Carnival
Was Grand Success In Every Way.
one Of the most enjoyable. as well
as most successful social events ever
held in this city along the same lines
was held on the lawn Of Col and Mrs.
w. W. Hampton, East Church street,
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
being the spring carnival given by
and under the, auspices of the ladies
Of Holy Trinity church.
This entertainment was more enjoy
able, on, account Of the novelty Of
It's character. Fhe festival -begai in
the Afternoon at haif-past 9 O'Clock
by p pony pa'Ades all the ponies OF.
the little folks.- being lined up with
their vehicles handsomely decorated,
The palate Through tie stteets ~
tradted b shea9 deal of attention and
admiratlohs fsDAe decorations showed
remarkable skin in many instances,
and the parade was one of the leaders
OF the function.
In the afternoon there was Q baby
show-and a great baby show it was,
too Dozens of little tots boys and
girls. were entered from every sec.
ton Of the city by their proud par
Eents. and when the voting for honors
in prizes began It was an Interesting
one So numerous and 50 handsome
and cunning were all the little ones
that Il was indeed q difficult proposi-a
tion to cast ballot for the best
The contest, however lasted until
late IN the afternoon, finally result
gRsaia ne f6lI0wlag dscIsIohs
First prize Tor girls, little Anna
Hutchinson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey u Huichsnsoa5 second, Lii
lion, daoghten 81 Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
p. Long, third Dorothy daughter
Of bir. and Mrs pa H. Mcclamroch;
fourth, EstheS dpghtery Of Mrs. Els.
thsr q amdaA
OF the boz tho flrst hofess We're
won BY Moves cafehaft son 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Geo = Lens second,
George son Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred w.
kligJs birdF Burgett, ep 4Ifs Es-
ANA Ac4Alss u S.h thA taei bIJud
parents -sreatiy- appreciated
,ors, which were Just and proper.
IN hsTbs EVeBlna Exercises.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-26
aEa. vhIqhl .veEe ipst and proper
bIbs EVENING Exercises.

Ina the evening THE weather was
delightfupy, fair, and about sixteen
charming young ladies of the city pre-
sented the Fire Worshippers," a
tableaux made famous Cor rs beau.
tifpl and, striking effect. The tab.
loaux MFs made all the more i'm
pressive and beautiful by various col.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19
lllineaftie= Spinoelen.

vi $50 ylineielitobcr, ipnl / tr
N2anneoer 1902 / "N. y. Neralo"
auertereoe 2lttier for Salg, er Der MI
bare ct eneite, iom er ilipe. 50 bette
Selitabs 2lttier Tan MI tlpbes BET
a0bne Wtarteo ior 0olOoeleu al lOuo
Der bleb betult for Dem for lem 2lnr
lioen. 2e eprj0e l49 Selitaber er
0uoet unoer, o9 2lttietjoberne bar mi
ltet ot Yenge, De latte mo Gem, on,
orugtnoe til mangioloi9e Dilllioner.
so oo9 beO oct 9iOertI9ementsrne
fra iamtlige oisle Selitaber, al oct bar
tniplomt, ON Der no9enllnOe bar 9ipet
YublItum 2lnleoninG til at bette ct iao
ltprt llObptte pna, boao be latte ino.
3ette buroe 6Olt butte, naar 9Ittier /
Wlneielituber NIL ON 9o9ene blir buot
oem. 9e miner. iOm bar no0sn bir=
ttlig 09roi, blir iOm Re9sl opilu9t al
&apitalllterne, o9 Der blir in9en Qln=
leoning for ben aIminoeIiQs Wano til
al inpelte oem. "FOlItlten".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19
Commissioners proceeoinos.
t'ontinued)

Official Report the ounty Commissioners
Roberts South D,koa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19
)loroboer aftipe.

Set, at Staroinnptrne her / 2anoet
banner pplitiltr 5orerInaer for at bi= !
Ora9e iii til at renit Yolitten oeres
ploner pattert ON gtoro=
boens lt0rte Yli9tiplelic pa Berger
auno. "lieo gop i!al &ano bp99eS"
- bet bar en- uIrapi9tli9 Ge9t. bOa oet
soft, iom tploniIerene Sslanb % pp
oa9soe Yinlnnos &plier, ca bisie pilje:
lterte Orb 0lar Iom Ell reo Sraao
i0lennem bet 6elt, bppr 9iproboens
Speb bar qipoet gl9er O1 Enc. wis.
coniin, 1iinneiOta ug Solpa bar bapt
oeres 5io ! Yolitit, m9rtet al Mpro-
brens &r0p, & pg ScIrc. 9aio=
tlltdternes Stanoinaper bar gjort Jig
ipyoela9ti9 bemGrIet ben iribsosel=
iienoc Yaniees Cine Ueo Oercs Sam-
mcniluming po!itiite 2i9aer meo
&enielie al Statens YOltIt ipm Mlaal
% meo oeres melt fremra9eDoe N{9no
iom McOlemmcr. Yaa famine @runo=
lag CT itanoinapiite glpiIer iprln9ne
Irem, o'te mistlenote % mlstTntell9=
9lOrte al ielpilte Gmbeosm0no, Der IN
0en Statsmnnostle9t ertjenoer uoen=
ON oeres e0en Yerion. Noro 9atotas
pplitiite &i9n ltetter fine 9lpiler SAM
pen Ior politiit 0inorin9 ira lamplt=
ti9beosleie Statsm0nbs Spnl9reb, %
Spo 9atota bar lin itanoinaoilte Gl9a
meo Ststte al D.. itanoinapilte Gle+
ment inDeH Staten. 9tan bar peo
lioite @al9 9jprt Ell 900 Sc9pnOeIle, o9
bper WtanO bar ln9t Stutoeren til fri=
pilli0t, uoen 0ont0jprcllc. Get bier
ltor Snteresle O9 oen rette amerltants
2lano. Wtan bar ait Iorelpbi9t NItalp
paa line bele SoeCler al Ell nm % beorc
Notwithstanding p9 lpltet meo 6pl=
tet for at linore 9p9nets S0pn. WGn
bar @rllno til at bore tilfreos meo De-
9rnoelien. So belt noe i @flttsIina=
tCrne Inber man Den lanme rpot
5runo. Zen itnnoinnpiltc pOlItIltt
SCREENING al Gperett bar uotls atipI
np0et at drbcioe for, O9 iaa bar Dc NJ
oct tuitte, pelltrepne Glno "Eueret
GttO" lin Miote, iaA Der er ale BE
tin0elier for, at Ell Y0lQtlmp DeruoC
blir "ei blot iii SDIt".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19
1ffe 2lu9lo- 2lmcrifanere.

Gannpu. Observation-Disclosures 6or=
mano, bar unOer lit Gelpg paN YOrtp
&ico uOtalt: "&i De 6oreneoe Eta
ter taloer os ior 2ln9lo=2Imeritauere,
meOen5 SciOltningen ber paa YprtO
GicO er al ipunit 9lfitamnin9.
"0jermanin" iper9er, on Oi ber i
Sannet plrteli9 tdlOer os Tor 2ln9lo=
}lmtritanere. @eo Cannon pirteli9
inu ilet @eiteO ON Statiltiten, at ban
life peo, at ben Del al bor GeiOItnin9,
iOm bar en9elit glOO / glarene, 'taOlg
90nr tilba9e 2lntal O9 lite er NOR iaa
talri0e lom ben Sci, Der TANNER ira
andre lt0tipnaiteter? D0r ban 9lemt
at EIplioent Gopiepelt life CT Al en=
gclit, men b0Q0noIt 2tfitamnin9? ut
ct al WPeolemnernt Al Q}inilteriet bar
irunit og 10 t0it @lOo glarene? Nar
ban lite bort, at Der De ioritjelli9e
Statcr ijnbe5 blpmlirenoe &olonicr,
bpOr man REQ SjGlp Al en- Hp9te maa
I9Qe ior ct iinoe en- 6nmilie mco ct en-
0cut glapu? Wian pi minoe b0m ON,
at g9iscOniin life meo llrctte betegnes
iom eli init Stot? vi itulOe taloe os
ior eli engcIil=ameritanit YeiOltning?
aunoc ulOrig ialoe Os inO, % Cannon
ielO oil Del Up9te Jig IOr at iremlGtte
oenne Qnuitnno, naar ban Ell Sang
bciler til tine life engeli!e WeObor9eres
Stemmcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19

Moved and carried 10y the Board that
they abate NJ the personal property
taxes of Olena and christian Solberg,
with all penalty, interest and costs for
the year, 1901 70 1906 inclusive in DIR,
Wood Lake Twp, the said christian
Solberg being insane.
;,iovcd and carried that the app =
priation for ditch in Enterprise Twp
appropriated for said Twp. at the July
meeting 1908 be cancelled.
The following bills wer, thc5 al
lowed:
DR.. l. Sverre, medicine for Co
poor and chemicals for court
house SIl 90
| Cronlokkcu & Bursheim, meat for
| Co. poor 90
The itoret, e. saaurlt & Title
Co tor services rendered in
checking up tax list 80 OO
orin White ios-..;tute Janitor
during court Is On
| Frank McNulty. States Attorney
salary for lst quarter 1907 @5O oC
| l.. \. Andrews, witness fee on
Board of Insanity u
w. :. LeCount, Co. printing 10 o.
l.. \. Andrews for care ana keep
and guarding insane 81 "
}. O. Andrews sald,y 2s Co. Judge
tor !st quarter 1907 o25 Ol
}. O. Andrews, postage and once
supplies 9 II
J. l.. Minder, collecting delinquent
taxes IO5 IS
! T., Minder Shcrifs fees a25 81
l.. G. Emerson. stationery and co.
printing A Z,
Larson 4 Lee. mdse for Co. poor 80 0l
O. T. Rask, insurance premium 5 3,
l.. VIM. Foss, postage and box rent = ]!
l.. WIN. Foss pel dient Circuit and
County Court fees 252 6,
Frank McNulty, expense for lst
quarter 1901 l6 81
| Moved and carried ~ Adjourn tC
Apr. 6, 1907.
Signed
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19

" fuiIS puN ~N ANlllN@ w >N NANAAh-
oernes 6a0Iorcning beIluttet at lutte
li9 til Oet a!mInoeli9e pcialitli.-raoir
tQle 2lrbeiocriOrbunp.
&ibClen berer mep Ill Oct lloltOr,
iom cnbper tpit Srio0t inGy al &egle=
ringen ayicn BET blir gipet ham at
i9rltau, at Gibeleus 6prbuo moo at
,lCa libel lite sjUloer. u0ur &elleren
Da, uNltcot %eialin9 mpNict &etuin9.
Wart,n lllueliaOs age Sps CT MI
iGroi9. "gtorom1noene ] gimerlta"
er ct &j0mpep0rt paG 81 ltOre Sioer.
So9cn toltgn $4.7s. pg BET er Den run=
bella pUro. Zen oil pUre ep me9et
nteresiant @o9 at bare etbUert norlt
Niem. o9 DIT er ct Sertulusar5eIoe,
ipm fun en- lliartin l.lpeiiao tlnoe
bape &rait pg llobolosnbco til at no
lore. en iGaonn 6oretn9lombeo
ber llnnes al bans uoplnoreoe Sono0=
m0no meo er ripenoe 9lfiptnin0 paa
bet SplagJ iOm nu er trDtt. ii bar
oesp,Frle lite III Sio til at ie Den np=
agti9 igjennem, p.en inoen ct anoet
9Glmer al "YoIt, 0aar Vres'en
ltal Dl baue mere at llge ON oenne
uoen SpiDl p0roiiuloe BOG. gu pn=
Tier pi i'm at ga. lcre plr Sen, 6or=
iatteren, meo hans iuloenote 9lrbcioe.
S)Uis np0en pniter go9en uoen l0nGere
Nenten, iaa Tan man beiiille Den hos
')iliOrp Boot 6o., hiperliOe Station,
N'inneapOls, 0tiiSr.
- 6er9us 6all. pg Smesn be9pn-
ger at blipe qanite.7erp9tet. Nian ian
mart lO0t lite tagt Ell glpis Saanoen
uoen at lGle Stpi!!r ira 6er9us onlla
pn 6Olt iom bar .o9et 9teIion=auren,
1naet bantcrot ms arore Sr0.
SurDmNnoere Den berp9teoC
Sag moo S1ap ior Wiproet pac
g3bite tunoe lite t)mme til Gni9bcO
beper bet ira giew Dort.
- SneitOrme Der rniet be nOrOlis,
StNter / 4fiottn q Npril; et u0pDol
oeli9t tolot 9te9n ar 0iort SilnUrel
len 9anite trilt uoe / @ehtpltltQterHe
! Sne bar 'tnno'ct .sc3.raIilcn pad Her
| Sernbanelinier 9iorb Gntotn ,}roi
bar ooela9t en- iiOr Del ui 6rI9taUlei
&anias, o9 pelt Oeo Pierre bar Tino
tOrme ralet meO Ell 6art al 20 9til
5imm, - manite pi lite buroe tla0
oper NeirIOrbolNtne pan porc &nnie
alligepcl.
- Yapl 6Oprnier blep OQiaN iln
ben itnlOig / Ntproet pan u. $. Gab
% Gatteren glagot, o9 ban O9 Same
g9esleD maa gOa / Sluoeri paa Nips
tin Ior bette brutule Moro, ION lamb
Step 9ipbp98et OcO Cuirin9 i noror
Minnclota oen zoe 2lpril, 1904.
-G IS. S. 3bOreien / GlsluOrtb, 3a.
bar icaet SuO ON. at Ell SlG9tnIn8 a
bam peo i'm Teo &riltiuniG eiterlol
| ii0 Ell 3part 9RilliOn, iOm ban arper
| SuaoQnt tunoe moi IGa np9en 6Oer Il
at IOreta9e en- gtOr9estur.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19
1loset al bpert.

! PQris bar 90rernes % SUrerln=
oernes 6a9iorcning beiluttet at lutte
li9 til BET almlnoeli3e ipcialilti..raoir
tQle 9lrbeibcriorbunb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-04-19

apr VI, loui'
Signed
Attest: :. +. Allen, Chrm.
w. G. Oliver, Co. Auditor.
Sisseton, 5. d., Apr. 6, 1907.
Board met as per adjournment.
All members present az on previous
day.
The Board then adjourned to go and
view bridges known as the carter and
Brown bridge 9f Sisset9n Twp. and
returned at ~ 4. NJ.
Moved and carried by the Board that
they adopt The following resolutions in
regard to the Lake and Lee drainage
ditch petition:
WHEREAS: \ written petition sign
ed by several owners of lands likely to
be affected by the proposed drainage
has been fled which petition is in due
form Of law and whereas survey has
been made as provided by law and said
proposed route inspected, and time
anu l'ldNt lA'd lol lllt h'dIiHS VI odlN
petition and notice given as required
10y law, and whereas al such hearing
all persons interested appeared and had
a fui and fair hearing, and the Board
having considered the matter carefully,
and being satrlied that said ditch and
drain will be conducive TO the public
health, convenience and welfare, and
will drain Il large area OF agricultural
land. and that said proposed orainage
is needed for the purpose OF draining "a
large area OF agricultural lands and is
practicable for said purposes, therefor e
it is hereby
ORDERED that said proposed drain
age be and the same is hereby cstab-
listed in accordance with the said pc
tition and the report and plans Of the
Surveyor herein,
II is further ordered that said drain
age be made in accordance with the
findings hereto attached and proposed
10y parties interested herein.
Moved and carried by the Board that
they lower the assessment Sl25.O0 en-
,he building on lot II block 8 Sisseton
city for the year 1866. the same being
crroncously assessed.
Moved and carried by the Board that
they meet on the 29th day Of april
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
SANTA F'SLARGE Loss
Fire Destroys Railroads. Office
Building at Galveston.
OTHER STRUCTURES BURN
Houston Appealed to For Assistases
and Train Ceavsyins Fire Easiss
Makes ths Fifty Miles In Weadsrfsl
Time ~ Twenty Minutes.

Galveston. April 9.--Fire doing
approximately $4,000 damage occur
red here Monday afternoon. Hous
ton was appealed 10 and a fire engine
was conveyed here In twenty-seven
minutes.
The fire broke out In the rear OF a
brick building on Strand. owned by
&e Hutchings estate. between Twen.
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets. on
the north side OF the street. occupied
by q secondhand furniture store. From
the Insignificant source OF gasoline
burner underneath a pot of melted
glue three valuable brick buildings
were consumed.
Almost from the incipiecy Of the
conflagfation dense volumes OF smoke
issued from the front of the furniture
store pherein the fire. started. where
were Stored a large number OF mat.
tresses and other inflammable mater
ial common TO furniture stores.
sealy building. 100000: Santa Fe
furniture and fixtures. $4,000: two
buildings Hutchings estate. $4,000:
Richard O'Rouke. liquor stock. $1,000:
w. W. Patch stock. $1,000: Joseph
Leaman stocR,ses. 900: electric and
telephone wires. 81 600: Jewish Immi.
grafton bureau. $1,000; Union depo,
damage. $500.
Santa Fe. lost all records.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
FOUR BLOCKS WANTED.
Federal covevnment and Creek Nstior
6rfnu Suit st Tulsa.

Tulsa, + T.. April e.--The United
States government and the Creek na.
tion filed suit through a. l.. Mott Of
Muskogee agalns, the Frisco or and
Gas company 70 recover four blocks
of city property. The petition alleges
conspiracy TO defraud the United
States government In defiance OF sec.
ton ~ OF the Indian treaty OF 1859.
The government alleges that the town.
site company in 1902. which was or
dered 10 sell lots on appraisement
used dummies. and that the lots in
reality were purchased by one com
pany. In direct conflict with the orig
inal treaty. A long list Of dur - les
Is rected IN TIE petition. The govern.
ment. Il Is announced. will soon file
n large number OF additional suits OF
a similar character. involving a great
amount Of real estate In Tulsa. The
property involved includes the most
valuable In the city. The members OF
the Frisco OIL and Gas company are
prominent bankers and business men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
WITHOUT WARNING.
Superintendent Of Quarry Works sho'
20 Death BY Negro.

Muskogee. April s.-without warn
ing or a chance for bystAnders to In
terfere Jacmes Beck. superintendent
Of quarry work on the Midland Vale,
railroad near Stigler. 1T. was shol
and instantly Killed BY a negro. BecI
had Just admonished the negro for In
sulting white men who had paid {
visit TO the camp. whereupon the negro
insulted Mr.. Beck. who struck the
negro. but failed TO knock him down
Tho negro went to his cook tent
secured q revolver and returned with
the above results.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-04-10
EIeln Butter Sales.

Elgin. ILL.,. April 9.-Butter sales
past week were 557. 400 pounds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TEAM GOES TO NORFOLK
Fist Game With Norfolk School
Scheduled for Today-"Rooters
Club"

Accompanied tS nearly hundred
members of the Rioters Club" and
several members of the school lacul.
~. the Newport News High school
football eleven viii so to Norfolk to
day to meet the team OF the Norfolk
High school on Lafayette field AT 8
O'Clock this afternoon. The members
of the Rioters Club" which Is CON.
posed largely of the young lady pupils
OF the school. practiccd number of
new songs and yells in the High
school yesterday afternoon and their
roofing" promises to be the feature
OF the game today All of the root.
crs' Will carry their school COLO:
and pennants.
This will be the first time in the
history of these institutions that their
football teams have met and battle
royal is expected The local eleven
has heen training hard for the game
and while the Norfolk team IS con
side'abiy heavier the locals cxpect TO
give them the closest game OF the
season, The Norfolk lows recently
defeated the Hampton High school
team by a score of to O. while the
local hoys PLAYED Hampton to a no
score draw here two weeks ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
Richmond Paper Announces Launch.
Ing Of The Scheme.
ORGANIZATION MEETING THIS MONTH
According TO Tommy Atkins, Newpor,
News, Petersburg, Phoebus and
Hampton Are Scheduled to Make
Up the League.

II all OF tho various schemes for
giving Newport News baseball next
season are carried out. there Will be
an over abundance OF the national
sport. There seems to be an excel
rent chance OF bringing one of tho
regular state League teams here: a
pian recently was launched for :.
pans are Icing discussed for contin.
nlng the scmli-profcssional team
when has been known as THE Shin.
builders for several seasons. and
now IL Is announced from Richmond
lhat This city is TO be included in a
new professional league. 10 be made
up OF clubs representing Newport
News Petersburg, Hampton and
Phoebus
Tho following is from Yesterdays
Richmond Evening Journal:
"A new baseball league with the
p. election of the National Association
OF Professional Baseball Leagues Is
being organized in Virginia.
The towns of Petersburg. Newport
News, Hampton and phoebus will
make up tho association Tommy Al.
kms. formerly sporting editor OF Tho
journal and afterwards of the News
Leader. is promoting the new lnse.
bail enterprise. He Is a baseball man
OF wide experience and SAYS the new
propostion looks good TO him.
Tho people OF all towns like haso
pan. II Is the best of all snorts. and
even the smaller towns will silnnort
a league says Mr. Atkins.
believe that tho franchise towns
OF tho Old Dominion League will nut
Aat..s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
ANNUAL REPORT OF
LL0YD'S REGISTER
Seven Hundred and Elghty-nne New
Vessels Crossed During Last
Fiscal Year.

The annual report of Lioyd's Regis
ter of British and Foreign Shipping
Tor the year ending June 20. 1907.
shows that during the year the so
ciety classed 7S9 now vessels Their
registered gross tonnage amounted
to l,4S4.722 tons. which represents the
greatest amount OF tonnage classcd
during any one year in the history
OF the society, which dates from 1884
or these vessels. 7i7 OF l.d70.312 tons
were steamers, and AZ of l4,41U tons
We're sailing ships. These vessels
were all constructed In accordance
with approved plans. under the special
supervision of the surveyor of Lloyd's
Rceister. OF the total. I.O33.SO tons.
or 40 per cent. were built for the
United Kingdom, and 45i .422 tons, or
30 per cent. for foreign counties and
the British colonies
This annual report also shows that
on June 30 last. l0,2S5 vessels. of 49,.
72472S gross tons. were classed in
l-loyd's Register. OF this number G..
S25 vessels. of 12,S55,245 tons. were
British vessels and 3.4GO vessels. of
G,SG9 4S3 tons were foreign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
NORTHEASTERN BLOW
BRINGS ROUGH WEATHER
Rain, Hail, sleet and Snow Fell Dur
ing One Very Disaarceable
Day.

Newport News was In the grasp
OF one of the most tlsagrccable
storms OF the season. yesterday. A
cold northeast wind blew throughout
the day and night, bringing with 1T
rain. hall and slect and one light
furry of snow The weather prac-
ticaliy tied UP operations on the wa
icrfirnt very little coal being dumped
at tho coal docks II also interfered
with some of the outside work ut the
shlpyard.
AT 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the weather bureau at Washington
sent out n northeast s;orm warning
for Morehead. Washington. Columbia.
Edenton and Elizabeth City, in North
Carolina ard Norfolk Newport News
aud Fort Monroe. The dsturbanc
started of the coast OF North Caro-
lima and moved northward during the
evening, resulting In very rough wea-
thor on the coasts OF Carolina and
Virginia last might.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
COMO TO HAMPTON
TO ATTEND Bazaar
Local Eiks Propose to Visit Crab.
town Lodge Fair in
Body.

Newport News Lodge No. 3l5. H.
l.. o. Elks. win so to Hampton in
a tndy tonight to attend the fair and
bazaar of the Hampton Lodge OF Elks
IN the Kecoughtan building on South
Queen street. The lodge viii be ac-
companied by the No tn End Engine
COMPANIES band. and will make the
Trip ON II special car OF the Newport
News and Old Point railway
ON account of the trip to Hamp.
Ton, the lodge will hold it's regular
weekly business meeting NJ the lodge
home at 7:l5 o'clock this evening.
concluding all business and adjourn.
inE shortly after 8 o'clock. The lodge
men VIII form in line OF march in
me home and will march TO Washing
ton avenue and Th.rty.sccond street.
where the special car will await them.
They viii return late tonight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
LockJAw CAUSED DEATH.
Louis Harris, colored, Dies From Re-
suit of an Accident

Louis Harris. n negro employed by
the Merchants and Miners Transpor-
ta,ion company in Newport News
died in the Dixie hospital early yes
torday morning of lockjaw. Harris WAS
injured while nj work in Newport
News last week and lockjaw develop
ed last Saturday. When be was IN
iured he received treatment from n
physician and ii was then thought
that the wound wa only a slight one,
Friday Harris became Ill and on
Monday he was brought to the Dixie
hospital.
Il is said that one Of the crnnks
on truck flew back and struck tho
man. laillcting an ugly wound under
his arm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
LOCAL DELEGATES TO
DEEP WATER c INFRINGE
Governor Swanson Appoints May.
Buxton end Me;srs Doughty
and Charles.

Governor Claude A. Swanson has
appointed Mayor Samuel Il. buxton
and Messrs. NJ. V. ID. Doughty and
X. j. Charles. delegates from this
city to the Deepwater Conference
which will be held in Philadelphia
within the next few days. There will
be abont twenty delegates from Vir
g.nia.
Tho prime object Of this conference
is to divise WAYS ana means OF secur-
ing aud inland water route between
New York and city and Beaufort n
G. Matters Of Importance to the
American merchant marine will also
be discussed ana acted upon The
conference will last week or moro.