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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
FOR SALE.

$1550-$S5O cash, balance monthly for pret- ty new cottage home and large lot at Compton, South Ensley and Bessemer cars.
 s20O Each-For pretty lots, 5ox14O each, near Cleveland Station, West End, A A cash bal. monthly; build houses and will rent or sell well. $12, 2,O00-Lot 5Ox140 feet, two houses, rent ing for $47.50, 9th avenue near the grand new railway station; is bound to en- nance.
 $6000-Good two-story Groom residence in first class repair, 9th avenue, fronting park; half cash will do; this place is very desirable; investigate. s15O0-$500 cash, balance 1 and years for two Broom houses and lot, Avenue c near 12th street and Loop cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

Rents for $72O per year. Six 4-room first, class new tenants on Belt line lot 100x190; well drained, good ieghborhood Pays well and is enhancing daily. Why at per cent Don't have such a good thing offered every day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $60 Pr. Ft.-Wacoma St., lot. s115 Pr. Ft.-Highld. Ave. lot, choice. $10,000-S. Highlds home, 1 blk. Highld Ave.
 s15, ,0OO-Elegant Rhodes Circle home. s8OOO-Mountain Ave place, fine cor. lot sz100-Cor. Magnolia 2Srd St., imprvd. s2000-Pretty s. 10th St. lot 55 it. $6O00-Extra large s. 18th St., cor. $7S00-S. 20th St., res near 14th Ave s65O0-Lovely S. Highlds. res. furnace s25O Pr. Ft.-2nd Ave. 18th and 18th Sts s12500-50 it., 18th & 16th sts., Ave. s66O0-1O0 it.; cor 10th Ave, Belt Line. $26 000-Close in 5th Ave. pays 8 D. c. $45, 45,0O0-Handsome brick block. S7250-New 2-story Norwood home. s3000-Norwood corner, 60x190. $325-Hiclory Grove lots, easy terms. s2500-K Kingston, lots and home; bargain s10, ,500-Ave. F cor. 100x19O, rents $500.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phone 810. 2107 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
B. F. EBORN 5n4-7 Rrown-Marx

Terms to Suit b7500-7 rooms, 10th ave. south, modern :; one block from car line. BIO. 500-S rooms, 12th ave, south; excellent neighborhood; every convenience. s10,000-Beautiful home, rooms, Juniper ave; lot 100x 70. S15.000-Three Broom houses, Sth ave, north: good investment. $12OO0-10 rooms, South Highlands; con- venient to 20th street and 11th ave car lines; exceptional value. s2250-5-room cottage modern, on Ave. F car line: lot 50x190.
 WHITE 6 HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans. 419-42O Brown
 Mark Bldg, Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23

FOR SALE. $500 cash, s45 a month; Broom, 2-story house, double floor, storm sheathed, bath corner lot; North Haven. $250 cash, $25 a month, broom cottage; near Helena station; South park station. $3300-See me for terms new, Groom cot tage, bath, electric lights, slide doors, etc.; near car line. West End. $25O0-s500 cash. s25 a month; new Groom cottage bath, electric lights, four cabinet mantels Central Park.
 s275o-One- half cash balance and years, 14th avenue, near 18th street, car line; 5- room cottage, bath room. electric lights. s2750-One- half cash, balance and years; 7-room cottage, bath room, servant house, barn, etc; near car line, between 12th and 20th avenues.
 INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE co.
 OF ALABAMA.
 HARRY LYON, SALES ACT. Bell phone 764 2109 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Broom house. Powderly. renting for s10 per month"; 5000; terms to suit buyer. 160-acre farm near Mount Pinson; s2500; terms easy. so acres in original timber near Rocky Ridge church, 9iA miles south of city; Sl000.
 FOR RENT. 7-room house, large lot, one block car line, Elyton, $15.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN, Phones 1101 and 465. 1S261a 3d Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
HERE'S A CHANGE

For a 10-room West End Princeton home; two blocks of car line; fronts south; built within year. To duplicate cost more money besides the cost of the lot. We can make unusual terms on this. Price, s35o0
 R F ERORN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-23
FOR SALE
A BARGAIN.

It is more than that, it Is a pickup 7-room, two-story, well built cottage at East Lake; corner lot, 100x150. Can sell off two lots if you like. Cement walks in yard. Price, $500; # cash, balance 1 and ? years. Owner leaving city. See us at once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Believed Thai Secretary Of State
VIII SOD2 Leave The Cabinet.
HEALTH NOT ENTIRELY RESTORED
He Feels That Such Work as He Par
tcu'arly Set out to DO is Wen I'm
der Way and That He Can Now Re.
tire From Office.

WASHINGTON ~ n No,
important and. in n sense srrn.;s
ing change is immineni =, ,ha oahin,,
of President RoosovcIt ISron t,,,n 60
time IN the nost few ,non,i'.. IL - ~
been rumored thot hotb Secreta,,. Ma e
calf of the navy. and ATTORNEY Gen.
eral Bonnparte of tho Denor,n,ert NJ
Justice. were likely 10 retire rron,
administration life While the rrn,o,e
have been denied. it Is NOT unlikely
that one ana nerhons holI ,r 49,
officials may leave the cabinet hneore
the President completes his nrosent
term.
The latest information nc 10 a cbanra
In the cabinet affects neither NJ. MAJ.
calf nor Mr.. Bonapartc. II relates to
the retirement of no less n nersonoee
than Secretary of State r.lihu Root
Amy direct statement that Secretary
Root was considering his resignation
from the Presidents Official family
probably would be denied: but II nov.
ertheless is known to be a fact.
Mr.. Root Is not wen man pr,or
to his trip to Mexico he spent several
weeks in health resort i'm an effocf
to rocrncrate his depleted STRENGTH
His soiouin mt the resort vac hero.
icial to-noiably so-bmt IL did moi
effect complete restoration of tho
distinguished patients phvsical abil.
tiles. He expressed himself iust bc.
fore starting on the trip TO Mexico
as feeling better than he had felt for
a long time; and he certainly looked
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
CAMP Align ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY COMES TO END

Standard oil. the Chicago and Alton
railway and the school hook combine.
Miss McLeans position rs stcno.
grapher in District Attorney Sims Of
flee, which she has hold since April
gave her ample opportunity to obtain
copies OF the most valuable papers
in all these cases. The fact that Cor.
docn, her sweetheart. wns able to 1.-Two
in idleness, dining at expensive rcstau
rants for the past six months, has
made II apparent he mad some secret
source of income. while the govern
mont OFFICIALS feel confident they have
unoarthed fnrronching conspiracy.
they have yet 10 learn It's magnitude
~ 20 whit cYfont It's operations have
MIA cd government prosecutions
In the prosecution Of the Standard
Oh, he Alton and the book coph'ne,
u was apparent ut every turn that tina
defendants knew in advance the gov.
c,nment's moves, no matter how acc
retely PLANNED, The arrest of tho
couple II is believed has solved the
enigma
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
MALoNEY RETURNS FROM
SEARCH FOR DAUGHTER
Philadelphia Millionaire Back From
Europe, But it is not Known il
He Saw Helen.
lBv Assoelated prossi

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 2.-It
MAS learned here tonight that Martin
Maloney OF this city, who went abroad
in search of his daughter Helen, WAC
Disappeared from her parents summer
homo al Spring Lake. n. j. about the
time of the Disappearance OF Samuel
Clarks9n. of Tendon. England. a friend
of the young woman, has returned to
his home here.
MIR Maloney reached Philadelphia
Thursday and has renamed in seclu-
siou eveN since. 1t is not known
whether he found the missing girl hut
1t is believed however, that MIR. Ma
loney has been in communication with
his daughter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
BALTIMORE CIGARETTE
FACTORIES TO CLOSE
American Tobacco Company Issues an
Order Which Will Throw 500 Out
Of Employment.
(By Aesocinted prnssl

BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. At
american Tobacco Company has order.
dered the closing down OF practically
all its cigarette making plants mere
throwing between 500 and COO en-.
rioyes out of employment. No ronson
was given Mt the local factory TODAY
Tor The action of the company. beyon!
the statement thai tne order TO close
came from headquarters at Now Yosl,
and goes into effect next week.
There is, however. a belief in wen
informed quarters that the company's
act was somewhat in the nature of n
ieialitatory measure on accom-. Of Tho
recent seizure by the government of 4
IA &c quantity OF the companys cigar
cites at Norfolk, intended for export.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
MONDAYS Exposition
sS1OgPaEn.
National Council Jewish Women

National Council Jewish Women
T:45 to $50 Il m.-Drlll, Twenty
third Infantry
$50 10 9.l5 n. m.-Drlll 80"
Third Artillery.
9:l5 TO 1000 a. m.-Drin. Sec
ond Squadron, Twelfth Cavalry.
Special Features OF the Day.
II a. Guardmount. Twenty
third Infantry.
p. m.-Plano recital, j. Phil
lips Rowland, Auditorium.
2 TO u. m.-Concert. Phinney's
U. s. Band, Auditorium.
800 p. m.-Consumption is
communicable. Stereopticon. So.
cial Economy Building.
800 p. m.-Loop of Death. Mile
Lonbet. Warpatb.
GOO TO 500 y. m.-Concert
Phinney's U S. Band, Raleigh
court.
900 p. M. Loop of Death NIL,
Lonbet. Warpath.
300 p m.-Loop of. Death,
Warpath.
Stated Program Every Day.
1880 n. m.-Gates Omen.
$3.50 to 1890 a. m.-Concert
Exposition Band, Main Entrance
Stand.
10 a. m.-And hourly thereaf.
ter, Exhibition of Weather Bp.
reau Earthquake Recorder. Gov.
eminent Building A.
10 to IL a. m.-Demonstration
of Reading by the Blind, Social
Economy Building.
1900 n. Fairgrounds for nj
children, Miss Marie Erskine.
Stereoptican. Social Economy
building.
1870 a. m.-Preparatlon OF
large weather map from reports
from all sections or the country
1880 a. ILLUSTRATED Lecture
"Reclaiming the Desert" by Mr..
G. j. Blanchard, U. s. II. s.. Inter
ior Department, Government
Building A.
II m.-Child Labor and the Ma
ton. DR. 4. j. McKelway and Miss
Mario Hunter. stereOpticon. Soc
ial Economy Building.
p. Geographic and stere-
optican Exhibition. Scenes on In.
dian Reservation with lecture. In.
terror Department, Government
building A.
2 D. m.-Ciyic Improvement and
Sto.y Telling.
200 p. photographic Exhibition
and lecture. Scenes in Yosemite
valley. Government Building A.
2:30 p. m.-Unitnd States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
800 u. m.-Illustrated Lecture.
THAT Land That God Forgot" by
MIR. G. i. Blanchard. Interior be-
partment, Government Building A.
) y. nj Prevention and Cure
Of tuberculosis. Il. G.. Routzahn.
Social Economy Building.
4 p. Gardens for City Child
rem. Henry Griscom Parsons.
Stereopticon, Social Economy
Building
4 p. m.-Illustrated Lecture.
Yellowstone National Park. nv
Mr.. e. c. Culver, Government
Building a.
4 TO G p. m.--Free Public Play
ground, near Mothers and Chi.
drens' Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Orange and Black Eleven Smother
The Carlisle KIckers by Score
Of IS 10 0.
U OF VA, UIDN' | SCORE OH SEHaHEt
Harvard Barely Defeats BROWN BY
One Point = The Best Michigan
Could Do With Vanderbilt Was TWO
Touchdowns = v. NJ. /. Has Easy
Time With Roanoke College.

The orange and black of Princeton
startled the football world yesterday
by smoihering the Indian eleven. The
great victory of the Tigers came ms a
complete surprise. az past perform
nnces of the two teams indicated an
easy Win for the Carlisle kickers. The
result would Indicate either of two
things. One is that Princeton was not
in form when Cornell defeated 1t last
Saturday. or that PENNSYLVANIA has
an unusually weak team this season.
for the Pennsylvania Carlisle and
Cornell PRINCETON games cannot he
rcconcilcd in any other way. Harvard
mad q narrow squeak with Brown de
feating the Providence eleven only
by one point. The result strengthens
the belief that the crimson has the
weakest eleven of many years. Wash
lngtun and Jefferson. which most of
the big colleges have found compar-
ativcly easy, gave Yale the hardest
tussel 1t has had this season. with
the exception of West Point. but pcr-
haps the blue had crowd of subs in
the lineup. University of Virginia
met tartar in Sewanee going down
before the Tennessee institution by
a score of T. to o.. Michigan. the
coming champions of the Middle West,
had no easy time beating Vanderbilt
which Is regarded as having the best
eleven in the South. One of the
strange things in the football world
was the postponement ola
games because of rain, an almost un-
heard Of instance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
THIS TYPEWRITER SOLD
NAVY VALUABLE SECRETS
Standard OIL Company Aware of Every
Move Of the Government
in Advance.

CHICAGO, I'LL. Nov. 2.-Thc Inter.
Oceln today says: Secret service on.
erativcs are working TO determine
TO what extent government secrets
in recent cases of national importance
have been sold by Miss Eta Mclean
and Alexander h. GoIdeen. who yes
tcrday were held in $4,000 bonds TO
the grand jury on charges of conspir-
acy and theft of papers in tho John
X Walsh case Discovery of papers
relating to the Standard Oil trial in
the room of Miss Mclean has led to
the suspicion that She and her CON
Iedetate may have disclosed govern
ment plans not only in tho Walsh
case, but In the cases against the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
TWO BLACKS STRUNG UP
Taken Out Of jail al Vinegar Bend,
AIa., and Lyacned by Meb
ONE HAD MURDERED A CUBAN
Other Had secreted Him While Try
ing to Make His Escape-Passenaers
On Railroad Train Saw Bodies Hang
ing From Telegraph Poles.

MOBILE, ALA. Nov. 1.-Two ne
all. We're lynched near Vinegar Bend
sometime last night by an outraged
popuiace. Sumerall shot and killed
Julio Boaza, a Cuban. near Vinegar
Bend on Tuesday and was captured
by posse near Yellow Pine. Ala,
Thursday evening. and brought to
Vinegar Pend yesterday morning.
Frank Lucas. III other negro, is az
legged to have assisted Somerall in
eludlng arrest. Both negroes were
confined in the prison stockade at
Vinegar Bend. During the night n
mob visited the prison. forced an en-.
trance, took the negroes out and
strung them up to telegraph poles
Lucas was hung to Il pole alongside
the tracks Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. a mile beyond Vinegar Bend
Sumerail was taken mile further
ana hung to another pole. The first
lht'matlon that the citizens OF Vinegar
Bend had of the lynching was
brought by passengers of an INCOMING
Mobile and Ohio passenger train. who
saw the bodies of The men hanpinr
as The train rushed by.
That Il lynching was brewing was
plainly visible at Vinegar Bend
throughout Yesterday. The feht that
Sumerall had put zip against capture
and the killing of the cuban wronebf
inc populacc up to point of frenzy
throughout the day cooler bonds
tried to prevail, ana as late MS met
h'sht 1t was thought that the mon
were safe from molestation by tho
angry people. So quiet was the worl,
OF getting the men from the prison
which is located at the north end If
vlneaar Bend. that persons within
less than hundred yards of the Mace
nld not know what had occurred The
negroes are said to have been rorroJ
TO prevent an cutlery. ''e'
A long distance message from,
vinegar Bend is to the eject maj ,bn
community is greatly excited over tbe
double Nnching. although to n co.,
tain extent it was believed that sum
Grail would pay the penalty for his
crime sooner or later at the hands Of
+ Judge Lynch, "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
cleveIand,s Hot Campaign.


CLEVELAND. Ohio Nov. 2--With
rallies In all parts of the city in,whicn
local ORATORS were heard and overflow
meetings held in the central parts OF
the city. the most notable mtsnicinai'
campaign that has been Witnessed
mere III recent years came TO close
,oliighfrf The Democratic ticket Is
headed by the present mayor Tom L.
Johnson who Is seeking recollection
FOR q fourth term. He is opposed by
inc Republican ticket headed by Con
Sressmnn Theodore r.. Burton. chair
man of the House COMMITTEES on Riy.
ers aud Harbors who entered the
raco at the solicitation of President
roosevelt aud Secretaries william II.
Iaft and James r. Garfield.
Mr.. Burton early IN the race nm
npunced his adherence to tho Repub-
lican platform favoring immediate
settlement of tho street railway proh-
lem npon basis of not less than
seven tickets for % cents.
Mayor Johnson demands straight
rare OF three cents. The fight. good
hatured enough In the early pnrt. hns
grown in bitterness as II Progressed
ana public interest has reached n
wnite neat In the closing stages Roll,
SIDES are tonight claiming victory
me unprecedented registration wns
a surprise TO both sides and only the
count of the ballots tuesday night
WIN tel the result of the election.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
IntsnsG Interest Prevails In The
GubHrRalOrIa| Contest IL Mary
land and The asyOFa|Iy Fight
in Cleveland, OsI0
EXTREMELY QlIET IN VIRGINIA
Not Great Many of tho Government
Employees at Washington Going
Home to votc--"opcnn and "clos.
cd" Question oblIterates Party Lines
to Large Extent in Kentucky.
lny Assnclntnn prnsa /,

RiCllMONDNa. Nov With I'M
rorNlnt elections TO be held mt every
precinct In the state, Tuesday involv-
ing the selection of all county officers
ana members OF both branches OF the
legislature, the situation is remark
ably quiet save IN II few localities
where strenuous local battles are be-
ing wagcd
FOR The Senate the only opposition
to thc local Democratic ticket lies in
me candidacy of "Pnrson' w II. Tai.
ley who classes himself as IN indie
pendent and who recently bolted tho
Republican party.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
PRESIDENT BEING URGED
TO CALL EXTRA SESSION.

favorable conditions which did
not exist. Failing in obtaining
an extra session. those who
have made the appeal for it, have
presented an alternative or an additi.
onal request that the President make
public statement of the assurance
ne feels in the sound condition of pub
lie credit. This, too. has met with n
of opposition from the adj
ministration's advisers. Both sugses-
lions are still matters of consideration
although no information whatever is
oifainable regarding either directly
from the White House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Daath OF Major HUNT.

RICHMOND. va. Nov. 2.-NIajor
ALBERT Lee Hunt DISTINGUISHED
Confederate veteran aud wen Known
throughout Virgnia. died at his home.
$40 Park avenue. this morning. afior
n lingering and distressing Illness.
Major Hunt was Rixty.ninc years old.
and the father Of \. r. Hunt. the
prominent Richmond architect.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03


Princeton l6, Carlisle o.
Pennsylvania 10. Lafayette 0.
Minnesota II. Chicago is.
Harvard C. Brown >.
Cornell is. w. u. Z. 5.
Yale IL. Washington and jefferson
10.
Army 6; Colgate o.
Michigan s, Vanderbilt 0.
Haverford IL. Lehigh 4.
Pennsylvania State College -. Dick
inson o.
swathmore IS, villa Nova 10.
George Washington University of
Maryland, postponed. rain.
Scwanee u. University OF Virginia
Virginia Military Institute A, Roam
oke College 0.
Georgia Tech 10 University of Geor-
gia G.
Tulepe University 10, Drury College
University of Tennessee 81, Uniyer.
sty of Chattanooga 0.
Mercer II, Howard b.
No game at Richmond between V.
P. l. and Georgetown. because of rain.
Tigers Game Through and Through.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2 IL Princeton
pricked the bubble of the Indians
football greatness on wet field at
the Polo Grounds today and the score
l6 to 0, Is fair indication of the
merits OF the two teams. Fresh from
an overwhelming victory over Penn.
Isylvania. Carlisle was powerless ar
ainst the Tigers, who only last Sat
urday. were defeated by Cornell The
Indians aid not negotiate one SUCCESS
ful forward pass. play so effective
at Philadelphia. There was but one
play with which they could gain any
sround-a fake kick AT no time was
the Tigers goal in danger.
The significant feature of the play
was the noticeable lack of the dash
and speed which characterized Car
isles game in Philadelphia.
Carlisle's line was weak. McCor-
mick frequently plunging through for
big gains. McCormick's line bmcking
and interference were potent factors
in the victory of his team.
In the second half Dillon. whose gon-
eraiship. dash and sure handling of
pnnts showed brilliantly. was taken
out in order TO save him for the Yale
game. Captain Mccormick was also
removed under strong protest on his
part Tibbott, whose spectacular run
OF 90 yeards through broken field
Ibrousht Princeton's final touchdown.
also was sent to the side lines. lib.
bolts run was the only feature OF tho
llast half. Princeton being apparently
lsatsiied with safe score The game
was played in drilling rain. which
made trick plays difficult. Princeton
worked the. onside kick effectively
several times Straight football was
lresponsiblc for most of her gains
There were several penalties for
Ioh-sidc plays and holding, but the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1907
sewanec Superior 10 U. Of Va.

NORFOLK. Va, Nov. 2-Suucrior
weight and cleverer with the forward
pass. Sewanee easily defeated tho
University of Virginia today by tho
score of II to 0. The purple and white
scored in both halves. The game was
played in drizzling rain and inches
OF mud. which handicapped the Vir-
ginin team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
i-Iqht Exodus From wastlnA.sn

-, WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov.
there vii be an exceptionally small
exodus of voters from Washington
Tor me approaching elections due part.
~ TO the lnck of general interest and
partly to the circumstances that the
operation of the civil service law is
having the effect OF making govern.
ihent employees understand that polit-
zeal activity is not necessary for their
continuance in office In some in
stances, notably in the New York ami
Cleveland t0hlo) contests there is
enough Interest largely of a personal
character to cause some TO Law aside
tnelr duties for n sufficient length of
Time to permit them to make hurried
visits TO their old homes for the pur.
pose OF giving their favorite candidate,
all the aid possible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Aaueduet RACING Season.
Dv AssOcintpd prngs \

AQuEDUCT, N. Y, Nov. 2-Brouk.
dale Nymph at to 1 easily won the
Aqueduct handicap, the feature of the
opening at AQueduct today She went
to the front early and won easily by
~ lengths. Montfot was second.
and Gretna Green third
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
Jack Johnson Defeats ~Jlmp Finn
Wy Aasoclntcd prossl y

WIy A9socIntcd Prcss) Y
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov.
Jack Johnson defeated Jim" Finn
here today in the eleventh round of n
40 round glove contest for heavy.
Weights
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
William and Mary Won.

RICHMOND. Noy William and
Mary college football team defeated
the Medical college team by the score
of 10 10 o at Petersburg this after.
noon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03
New orleans stock Exchange to close

NV Associated Press)
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-Thc New
orleans Stock Exchange decided today
10 remain closed throughout noyt
week. This was done at the reo,,est
OF the Clearing House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-03

BALTIMORE. Nd Nov. 2-Tonieht
practically brings to a close tho cam.
nlaisn precedent to the election now
inesday, when governor. comntroI.
'er' attorney general ana clerk Of tho
court OF appeals members of both
branches of the legislature ana conn.
" officers will be balloted for through.
ont the State. In addition To tbe
election of the officers named there
VII be on Tuesday primary election
intended to indicate the choice of tha
people for the long term United States
Senatorship. for which there are three
candidates: Elwin Warfield. tho pres.
ent governor of the State: John Wal
Ter Smith ex-governor; and Con
gressman j. Fred c. Talbot. or these
inc last two named are organizaiion
mon, while Governor Warfield is nm.
uerStood 10 be warmly opnosed by
the organization forces. The cam
paign has been fought actively and
utterly in the newspapers by the
Democrats and Republicans. but IL
cannot be said that the generaI pub-
lie has shown any great interest.