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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

Z.POZNANSKIEGO.
POZNAN. Dina 81 sierpnla "a
small " Bogu W Tegel pod Berlinen
20 dug, ch ciezklch cierpieniach.
opatrzony sakramentami swietem:
Fra nciszek Maj, prob. Z Tursks
" So roku zycia a 33 roku kapiahr
silva.
SRODA. Pe}nomocnlk W ma.
jatku W,nnag6rze 6p. Karol Wen
eel vyjechat wieczorem konpo "
pole. Kiedy. ~powraca}, koh sic
sp}oszy& i r~ozbiega}. Je&dziec W
szalonym pedzle uderzy} g}ova o
drzewo i utraci} przytomnosc, ale
pozosta} ma koniu, gdy konia "a
trzymano. Zdjeto 60 20 siod}a ME
przytomnego i W. godziny zy"
Gle utraci}. -Wlasciclel d6br tych~
poswiecl} zma}emu RE wne :wspo~
mnienie. IT,:
JAN0WIEC. w poblisk,em NJ
sprzvkrzy}a sig pewnemu mezowi
jego iona, ola tego zapragna1 in
nej. Zabraf vice cafa got6wke W
ilosci 500 mr.. i uciek4 PREY pomo:-
clemnofci re; " ae~nowa wielbi~
' $50
c,lka. Opuszczona iona przelek}a
ale ME ucievzki niewlernego
meza, tylko z braku owych pie
i pusciwszy sic W pogon "a
MIN, dogoni}a mi}2 parke ma tutej+ !
dworcu. Najpierw odebra}a
mu pieniadze, potem euergiczna
iona da}a mezowi kilka sztur chan
ma pamiatke.
GNIEZNO. Pan Wendorf re
Zdzlechowy (Zechau), kt6ry ME"
naby} Modliszewko, - sta
ra sic o to, sby ma majatek sw6j,:
obszaru II tysiecy m6rg otrzY~
mac prawo ma ~joratu. !. I
-Dziesiecio!etnia cdreczk a VIII,
sciciela domu U. otrzyma}a cd
siostry W podarunku grzeb1eh ce-
luloidowy. Msjac go we w1osach,
przybli&y1s sig: do p}omienia Of
waftego - grzebieh sig .zaja},
razem z w1osami. .Ostroznle q
oeluloidem ! ~.~- !
W S~IEDLIKOWIE chlopiec
znalaz} nab6j ostry. ME wystrzelo
ny. Majstrowa2 PREY nlm, :nab6j
wybuchna} i ch}opca zrani} TAX
niebezpiecznls;w brzuoh. Re pc
trzech dniaoh nastap,}a smiert-
: GNIEZNO. :Robotnlkowi Sla.
skiemu zachorowa}a iona i posz1a
do l~azaretu, skad il. pc kilku
dniaeh wypuszczono jake *zdrowa:
owemu r%oobotaikowi przys4a4 "a.
Rad lazaretu rachunek ma - MARI
XII, ktore "a. lazaret it'd. :mia{ "a
p}acic, S. .zalniast zsp}acit, po~
szedk ma urzed stanu cywilne 60 j
zameldowa} smierc swej zony, .sae~
dill, re tym sposobem ME bedzie
potrzebowaf zapfaci6 owych "a
marek- Teraz stan:e pred sadem
zafalszywe doniesienie. L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

tow! Podobnies zmsrnia1 wydaNan!
przez centrowc6w " o1sztyni
warmiak*t, Etdrym chcia'o:p:bi'
,,Gazets o~lszynska"- W Pozaaai'
za6 zmarla wydawana swego ezaa'
przez pozaahska policys: ,,Gahet&
Ludowa" Jest to dowdd, % lda: pe
zn.f sig ma farbowanyoh lissch "
lyle ma; narodowego u6wiedom1e'
MA, ze cd plsmide}. zatruwaianych
ducha narodowego, %stroni: JAZZ 90
mcrowego p~owietrza.
wRochAw. z gdr olbtnynioh
dochodza wiadomosci 0 coEaz ezee~
stszych sni>gach. Ma sniezce- @sah~
neekoppe) dnia % i23 eierPnia
panova} mr6z 2 stopni ,Aniegkiit~
kakrotn,e pada} - a 1z;iiemia bg}a
pokryta 90 centlmetrami-4naegga'
Zdaje sig, ze zime mie6: bedziemy
:mrozna. So:
wROCkAW. w starozytnJy1m
:klasztorae Urssulanek, mleszezaeoym.
wjelki pensyonat ola panien, wybue
CHI wick, polar. |
P}omienie obie}y taxi
re wieze kosclo}a i Kosci6}. 1'rze-
4ozona klasztoru odnios1a dodd eie&~
kle rany cd poparzenia, kilka sl6str}
zemdlalo 4 przestrzchu: Naczelny
prezes i nadburmi m!asta przybyG
ma miejsce pozaru,: .P6znym wieczo.
rem zdo}ano polar st}umi6. Bach j
g6rne pietro klasztoru So pc wick
szej czesci zniszczone, tax ze 2ov|
pensyonarek i si6str trzeba" byto u
miescic " filialaym klasztorze v
Kar}owicach pod Wroc} aw2j1em',
Straty 50 ogromne.
CHROPACz0W. W ckropny
sposdb zginat pewien mlody czlo
wiekrw kuoie ,,Groidotto". W E2~l
pielni otwart on kurek: cd rarI;z
woda goraca> Jakoz dagle nash'o
do cell lyle parry goracej, re ME-
szcze4l,wy zosta} stras<ne popazo"
ny; ma. ca}em clele opada}o oia{e:: Il
kosci. W ktr5tk,m czasie zmar& MEL
szczedliwy. ::
KR0L.@HUrA. " frode 20 pp,o
4udniu W sz7bie ,,Bismarck"' "
lacym sic weglem zabity zosta} gg6r'
NIX J6zef Hulacz. =: |
W D~ZWoN1CACH, gdy gospo-
darz Fraciszek Chudatla. wi6z}
gn6j ma pole, dosta} zawrotu ggbO-
Wy, ma kt6ry: ezasami Gle rpia1= il
spad4 pod kola, tax il ,w6z* plrzeez|
niego p~rzeszed&. Niessczssii~y5tyl
tylko jeszeze godz,ne, poczen1 d.
cha wyziona1: |
HUTA ~KR6LGwsKA n+Hdr:
nym slasku. - Kilku *wyro4tkpw|
wzieio potaj emnie stolarzowi p gel
sktadu trumue, Jeaen icb s5s "
n,a po}o&y{, - drudsy obwetil'|
ja wiecsorem~ pc ulicy.. Dzl~nys
trsf zdarzy}, 4sw tilka' dinfi: ten
utracil tycie PREY robooie. :Wlo+
tono jego c:aao do tel samej tEnm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10
PozNANsK1EGO.

POZNAN. Dina 81 slerpnla "a
small " Bogu W Tegel pod Berlinem
pc dug, ch ciezk,ch cierpieniach,
opatrzony sakramentami swietemi
Fra nciszek Maj, prob. Turska
W So roku zycia a SO roku kap{an"
silva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

,.TCZEW. Pociagi towarowe 2
Gdahska i Nowegoportu codzien*
ME dostaw'aja do 30 wagoadw we
glli angielskioh, dowozonYch mo-
rem ola tego, se>3wsgle angielskie
50 tahsze cd .6laskich, - a przy~
tenn silniejssy a..js: p}omieh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

KROL. HUTA. " drode 20 ::po
}udniu W sz7bie ,,Bismarck" "
lacym sic weglem zabity zosta} gg6r'
NIX J6zef Hulacz. =:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-10-10

'"7 --- ~ :<T
LAVA. Restaurator Badzun
ma PISA wielkiego tax Nv. bel
z;dynskiego j ton dwoje ludzi jul
{uratowa} cd zatoniecia wyciag=
nat kobiete, = jeslora i ohlopca,
kt6ry wpad} do gnej6wki.
.ssLIWICE pod Tuchola. w pa.
rafji: lstnleje kasa drobnych osz-
cxedno6cl ola dziecl m}odziezy. Ola
kasdej wsi przeznacsony MAJ Eau
fsnia - ten zbiera sktadki raz CO
miesiac. Pan Jan Koaecki przez.
naczony do takiego. zbierania, o
= = - - - F+.r@S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
TAPS SOUNDS, GATES CLOSE;
JAMESTOWN FAIR is OVER
WEIRD TALES TO BE TOLD
At CUlPEPER TRIAL
Conviction OF Jenkins and Seal Re.
Garded as Certain by People at
the Courthouse.

CULPEPER. VA, Nov. 30 - The
trial of Fred jenkins ami William Seal
was today set for next Monday, when
IL Is now thought the trial of &c
two men for the murder OF William
Smith will begin.
The murder OF Smith. which was
one of the most iiandish and brutal
In the history OF tho county. occur
red ut his home. sig miles from here.
early last September. lie was called
from his house into the yard to help
some one fix up 4 broken down wagon
IN the nearby public road, and just
as he stepped from his door was
shot down In the darkness ana in
stantly killed.
Tho as:assins were not then seen,
bu, suspicion strongly pointed 10 the
mon now in jail, and when blood.
hounds nero placed ut the spot
where Smith fell they ran directly 10
the houses OF both Seal and jenkins,
who were then arrested and after
wards indicted by the grand jury.
The conviction OF the accused is
regarded here as being certain.
The july TO try tho men will be
selected from the following venirc,
who have been summoned: Samuel
Settle, 8. II. O'Bannon. j. ID. Vowel,
A. p. padisIli. II. II. Grlmsley. j. A.
l-!ttleton. J. A. Sweatman, Joel hit
r. j. Lewis. c. S. Bruce, Isaiah Cor,
bin. L. al. Wood. d. w. Kelly. .ohn
A. Compton, Jocph T. Carpenter, Rob
nrt Martin. Albert Compton. 4. Il.
Fit2hugh and c. II. Hit.
The trinl Will develop some start
ing facts about Illicit relations ex
listing between the families OF both
the dead men and tho two men soon
to ife on trial for this foul murder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
Navy rrlumphs over Nsvv

hNCE.. NGVV.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 30 -
The Navy defeated today It's "land.
iubber twin" the Army. In their an
nual football conflict on Franklin
Field. By the score OF 6 TO 0, before
a brilliant aud representative assem-.
blaeo OF nearly 10000 persons.
Though The score looks cicse the
West Point team never seriously
threatened the Annapolis goal, lna
mldshipne1 playing oil around their.
opponents Mt nearly every stage or
the contest.
The result vas a grent surprise 10
the army. for with heavier team,
moro experience and better seasonal
record than the navy. tho cadet,
from up the Hudson could see nothinn
but victory; but inter ille first few
scrimmages it was seen that the neyy.
was very strong and .he way, the
nlidshipmen tore UP the cadets line
and raced around their ends took the
army boys of their feet. The army
was plainly on the run. but like good
soldiers they came back and fought
the sailors hard.
1t was the navy's day.
Was Not First class Contest.
From scientific standpoint tho
game will so down in history rs not
being q FIRST class contest, 1t was
married By much flmbiing and other
misplays. The new stylo plays, par.
ticularly the forward pass, were fail
nres. Nevertheless. the game was
spectacular.
Mother side appeared TO have tho
strength to penetrate Its opponents
line successfully and both teams re-
sorted to much punting and end run
mig.
The only score OF the game was
made in the first half, which was full
of action from the kickoff to the time
keepers whistle. The midsnIpmen
twice had the ball within striking dla..
tauce and each time failed to follow
up their advantage, but finally after
punting duel an army man fumbled
and n mldshipmen fell. on tina pig
skin on the .atnly's 25-yard line.
The star of the game was captain 1
Douglass His punting was uniform,
ly good and bis tackiins surs. pnt
Il was running with the ball WHARF
:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
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M0T0Rh7AH PALMER is
ARRESTED ON TWO CHA RGfs
,Scnua Name tHthsrtsiveS Haaa rss
Appearance Of His son-lltt,er
Girl Rests Wcil.

Detective Sergeant Dridgers, acting
upoa instructions from Chief Noy,.
noids. yesterday afternoon arrested
IL. l. Palmer on charges OF exceeding
the street car speed limits and man.
slaughter. Young Palmer was motor.
man of tho car which ran down w. 4.
Wnrren's surrey friday night and
killde ltuc Powell Conrad Warren.
Mr.. O. H. Palmer. father of the
motorman. appeared ut the police
station With his son. and furnished
ball In the sum OF s525 for the an
pearance OF the young man IL police
court Tuesday morning.
Little Alba Marlan Conrad. tho nine
year old girl who was badly injureSi
at the time her brother was killed. IL
sull at deaths door at st. Francis
hospital. AT an early hour this morn,
Ing 1t was stated at the hospital that
the patient had rested well dur4np
the night. bit that tho physicians
could not say whether or not she
would recover. Mrs. Warren is in n
critical condition.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Re,
lief Association OF East End will meet
Mt tho Twenty.fourth Street Church
OF Christ for the purpose OF raising
4 fund for the benefit of MIR. lYarrcns
family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
lAaos SALES OF TOBACCO,
Amelia Buyer Engages Several NIL
Hon pounda at Good Prices.

AMELIA. VA, Nov. 3n.-Tho exec
utire committee of the Dark Tobacco
Association closed two.days' SOS.
sion In Fnrmville today. Favorable
reports of pledEipg tobacco over the
district We're received Congressman
II. d. Flood and Mr.. c. N. Stacy were
elected delegates to attend the ses-
Son In Guthrie. KY, December OF
the board of managers.
Tho association closed contract
hero this evening with John J. Al
len. of Amelia. for several million
pounds of stemming tobaccos and
brown grades at satisfactory prices.
The tobacco Is to be delivered in win.
ter order, free from water. and to be
paid for In full as It Is delivered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
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MUST FIRST GET CONSENT.
Employees In the Navy No, Permitted
10 Take Office Wlthout H.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. SO.--Unless
inc fedcral government Bhould close
't3 eyes 10 an evasion OF tho law. or
else ind aomc technical, rontc around
II, 1t is probable That the number OF
navy yard employees In tho Ports.
mouth City Council viii be matcrin,lv
reduced. A number of tho city faith
ORE arc employed In the navy yard.
md are surving the city against naval
regulations, which mako 1t necessary
Tor employees OF tho government Ia
secure permission OF superiors Mt the
navy yard and the finnl sanction of
the commandment Of the station before
they can do so.
rho navy conncllmcn Ind their at.
tention called 10 the matter through
q notice posted In tho navy ward rr-
Gently. Tho council took ofticini no.
tice of tho matter aud asked the
secretary OF tho Navy for Il ruling in
tho case. Adyiccs received from
Washington today intimate that ;hc
government. Will not act arbitrarily M
70 the present navy councllmen. and
they VIII probably be allowed 10 soryT
out their terms Of ONCE: but !. ,s
improbable that tho royernn,on,
would permit the election md r,r
vice of othcr councllmen without n
strict observance of the regulations
both tho Secretary of tho Navy ana
me Attorncy.Gcncral passed on tho
question.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
Back From phIIadeIpl,,a.

captain James Lord. who Is super
intending the construction OF the
Hammond Lumber Company,s new
lumbar steamer George ". Fsnwick
ut The local shipyard. returned ye,
terday from Philadelphia. where he
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
Ms friend. Captain John Hand. Cap
tain Hand accompanied Captain Lord
70 this city and went out on the trial
trip OF the steamer Mann Smith yes
terday to adjust her compaeses. Can
tain Lord is well known In this city
having made frequent trips here years
ago in steamers OF the old Brazil
line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
aIddIes Had The Nest Paint eleven.
% The Bun All Through
The Game
fIakL SCORE WAS SIX 70 NOTHING
cade'o Had the Ball In Arnapolla Ter.
r't0ry But Very Little Of Tho rlu,e
Was Slow oamo Win .he Essse-
'lon Of Captain Douglas Playing
Social Side OF Game.

Tho football season for TIA year
1907 came toa close Yesterday when
assaulted a formers vito to-day at
.ne Army and Navy o,evens met on
,h. h!anllin Field ErIdiron In Phil.
adelpiia and the result was conaid.
cradle OF surprise. Tho Navy. won,
despite the fact that all The eSperts
have been confident tnat tho victory
would so to the Army. On paper the
Wea. Point team lind tho hnnapoIia
eleven beaten by biz seors ana tao
game is another illustral on OF how
little dope" In football counts. ,ysa,
Point hes met much tho s,ron,sor
eleScEs All seaeon long ana the work
performed by II has been much moro
oriliian. and consistent than that OF
Annapolis, but when the decisiy5
superiority.
fhe result OF the Gnfne In Richmond
be.wecn Riohnond ccllegn and Rs b.
dolph-Alacont wQa a great a,lrnrise.
" was etpparansl,s 4 tiurS. thing TIM
luehmo'id would ,ltignae pEnl5lplts
s.tssslat f.itt sslS 81 I.
and the contest flor tlle ch6nSuioSs
ship Of the State association Ia 4 a
tie between William and Mary aud
Hichmond. The result OF Yesterdays
game shows beyond all peradventure
that William and Mary In the game
IN thle city ON Thanksgiving dav was
below usual form. The orange and
whitc has twice defeated Randolph
Macon thia year, and now tho Ash
land eleven trims tho team which
won such n decisive victory over the
Williamsburg institution Such Is foot,
ball and the great uncertainty OF &c
II one OF its CHIEF attractlone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
LADY BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. isaac Taylor, Of Louisa, Found
by Husband Almost Dead.

FREDERICk'S HALL. VA. Nov.
30.-Mrs. Isaac Taylor, while attend.
ing to her household duties on Thurg.
day. PASSED in front of the fireplace
across tho Hearth In her home. caught
hre, and before assistance could be
rendered she was burned to death.
Her husband was unloading corn
from n wagon in the yard, she having
Just left him. Noticing smoke com.
ing out OF the dfning-room window.
Mr.. Taylor rushed TO the house and
round his wife partly wrapped in a
quit, IN n vain endeavor 10 smother
the names, literally burned to death.
me house barely escaped being a
pile OF ashes.
Mrs. Taylor was a most estimoh,e
lady. and leaves her husband md ono
son, Mr.. w. II. Taylor. who is tele-
graph operator for tho Chesapeake &
OHIO Railroad at this place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01

elected as an Independent ana hai
me support of tho Democrats of his
district.
notwithstanding this fact. he sent q
letter 10 tho chairman OF tho Ropubli-
can eaueuf, claiming 10 be n Repub-
iscan and asking to l.. admitted to "a
seat.
Mr.. Bontolles nomination of speak.
or cannon caused very great applause
and when II appeared that no further
nominations wore TO DO proposed.
Sir' cannop was chosen by acclama.
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
CONSTABLE BREAKS IN PLACE
Forces Way Into Lunchroom 20 Cor
duct Sale For Rant

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 3o.-owing
20 the absence of the proprietor, the
nigga constable was compelled This
morning TO break into tho rooms of
the Grand Dairy Lunch establish.
Inent' Plume street before he could
make sale Of goods levied ON for
When summerfield tho manager OF
me place. finally arrived on the
scene tho auction sale was In fulI
past, and was continued until the ne.
cessary amount for the rent was Sc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01


tuni respect and admiration.
Financial Statement.
Besides the amount expended by
the Exposition company. II is est
mated that there has been expended
from other sources in the hetterment
OF the property from one to one ana
ouehnlf million dollars.
Our land cost us $3.50 m acre
and shortly after we purchased it the
Underwater railroad bought IL large
tract adjoining us at $500 an acre.
Good judges of real estate in this
community have declared that our
lands without any improvements on
shcm ara worth $1,000 an acre.
Or Indebtedness consists of the
following:
"a first mortgage of 100000: sec
|'o1d mortgages 100000; balance due
tire government 100000: total $2,UUO,-
900. SO that it will be seen that n
NE can realize from this property
two-thirds OF what has been expend-
cd upon II we will pay every dollar
OF our Indebtedness and II We could
realize what the property is fully
worth. we would be able to pay the
stockholders In full. In order. there
fore. to pay our creditors, we must
find purchaser who can pay $4,000
600 for the property; and in order
to pny the stockholders. purchaser
who will pay s2.5O0.OOO."
Director General Martins Statement.
Director General Alvah II. Martin,
at tho exercises incident to the clos
Ing of the jamestown Exposition to-
night. made the following statement:
Il assumed the duties of the position
OF director general of the jamestown
Exposition on the 7th day of October,
1907. and at the time promised that
tho business OF the company should be
faithfully and economically ad-
istered with as little friction as Dos
siblo and that the gates should DO
kept open until the 30th day of Nov
ember. the date OF the official closing
rs designated by act OF Congress-.
This promise has been carried out
and can confidently say that its az
fairs have been administered in q
practical, business like manner and
its obligations have been largely de-
creased.
The conditions confronting me no
the 18th day of October were extreme
~ embarrassing. with many obliga-
tons incurred by the previous admin
istration and practically an empty
treasury. I couid not attempt to nay
the existing debts of the Company.
but was compelled to meet tho back
pay rolls for September and such OF
the running expenses for that month
as were necessary for the continu-
ance of the Exposition.
at was entirely inexpedicnt to nay
any others. Tho amount of these
bills paid was s45,0O0.0o, with a de-
croasing attendance rs cold weather
approached.
During my administration all pay.
rolls. running expenses and obliea.
tons OF every nature incurred under
my direction have been paid in full
and in addition thereto the sum OF
$4,000 has been paid to the Urlted
states government on account Of the
Indebtedness due by this company.
This latter amount is small, and but
Tor the difficulties stated would have
been much larger.
we feol that we have given to the
country, the State and ,u.s section nm
exposition in which they may Justly |
feel pride. and one which has nro.
NOTED fToad and patriotic Fellowship,
not only with the people of the United
states but with many foreign coun.
tries"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
Was Carrying a Gun.

Cornelius Coleman. a. young negro.
was arrested OF the Chesapeake &:
Ohio depot last night by Patrolman
carp on the charge of carrying con.
cenled weapons. He was locked M at
the stat!cn house 4, await q hearing
In the police court tomorrow morning,
It is alleged that the negro was
armed With r pistol.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
MAJOR woooRuFF TO LEAVE.
Senior Medical officer at Exposition
Relieved Of Duty Hero.

Major G. o. Woodruff surgeon o.
y A., has been relieved from duty
az the senior medical officer Mt Camp
jamestown, Mt tho Exposition, and
VIII leave today for New York State
Since no was assigned for duty at
the Exposition, Major Woodruff has
made his home at Hotel Warwick,
and he has formed n large number
OF friends in this city and section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, SUNDAY, DECEMBER /, 1907

who has been In this country t,t
three months. IL resurrectcd tho
marriage certificate that cost him SO
twelve years ago Tho figure 20" alp
peared in corner oftthe paper. Cas-.
tillano had no hesitancy In cashing
the paper. and gave Costello s2e5
change.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-01
Son Ct Saltwater Dead.
(By Assocyted prass,

JENNINGS. D.. c.. Nov. ao-rhe
easy victory of Doaucieft the spien.
did three years old son OF Salvador
IN the running of the eighth Maxi.
mum. and the defeat OF the favor!te
Pouqosing BY Howard Shean, in a
driving finish In tho closing hanGl.
cap. featured today Mt the Benuings
course.
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CoSlD'S CASH BUYS BEER.
Iaoorer Passes Marriage License Az
Three-Doilar Note.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 30.-An old
ana greasy creaaed marriage license
was sacrificed yesterday by Bernard
costello, loborer out of lob, to
Dmy thin beer and Antonio Cas-.
-tliiaho, aaloonkeeDeT. accepted the
scredendals of Cupid for clearino
horse certificate.
Costello. without funds. decided 10
'aho advantage of the saloonman
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Nero Lynehee In Aiabara.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Nov. 30.
a negro has boon iynched near here
htfer esafessing to having criminaily
assaulted farmers wife today at
noon.
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Cameo Yesterday.

icy Associated Prcsa)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. NOV. 80 -
Final score: Navy Q. Army 0. 3i
Handolph-Macon u, Richmond 10. /.
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