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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
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2llitidiff Solt uito lieb einen Brief
all Den SricgSminiitcr General Ei.
quart DerobiaIlcn. 9itrd) ibre Sern.
glider ltellten Die 2ufti6iifer feIt,
ooB Der 9riei III GnnpIong genont.
men iuurOc, uno ioiort modten lie
picoer &ebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
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mic 81 boQrc9 @cl0 entlpcnoct 81 ba
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6rou 2Ibel. 6raA @o0en lhien iiG
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
SOl9cu cincS &n6cnltrcidJcS.

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&nobcn I'M 9llter BON ~ bis If E$obf
rem luur0cn bier ori Die 9cidulOis
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Sabre oltcn Ntid)ocl 2ococo, mGbrcnO
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NIfobol bcGoiicn lnO III @rono &c.
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ten lid lttr cincn Spob MAIDEN mol
len. Sococo ~itiir5tc nit %brcnncnOcn
&lci0crn oui sic StroBe unO bruh
oprt bclunbtIoS 5%niommcn. Man
brodtc i'm nodJ cincnl Soipitol 100
or in tritiId)cm 3ltitonoc ooruicocr
licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

N6lc6cn. - SIN 9ltcr bon llllr
81 SuGrcn Iturb gcitcrn &r. NllguIt
Ncd. Gie @ccrOigrng iinOct mor0en
Nad)mitto0 bonn Sr%nucrboltlc, 9tr.
2llt, Oit-YrcItonitroBc, aus itott.
ST bintcrldBt icinc @ittWe, 6ron
Sorunelulc Bed.
49, Sr. Senrp S6lllbc idico GcItcrn
I'M Sitter bon &C So6rcn in Der @oD-
mrug ieiner Sdweltcr, 6ron WtorD
&oi9 5t Ncltport, 9oltiulorc.GountO
aus Dem 2ebcll. GoS 2eihcnbcgGng-
nib mirb morgen itottiinocn.
- SIN bobcn Sitter bon rs Sobrct
ltorb g~citcrn 6rou anna Sophie
Slrlt, @ottin oc8 Srn. Sobn Slirit,
in scr @o6nunQ fires SobncS, Srn.
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fam ON 9ienitog N6eno ge8en 1912
llbr nod Dem SogirbnuS mo mllrOe
bon Dem Forticr nnd lcinem 3immer
gcleitct. "a cr 0citerl nid)tS BON lih
boren lieB, bctrot Der G%igcntbiimcr
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s llbr gcltcrn Nbcn0 icin 3imlter
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tern I'M 5afen bon InnoppliS 0eilu1.
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@oD S6ore crtronf, 0e6oltcn murbc,
fonltc bon Scriuollbtcn mo Stobt.
rotbsmitglie0 @et, meIde nu6 glll-
napolis yefobren luarer, nidt i0cnti.
fi5irt meroen.
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tigt, bob BORT Elm 2eidnam ans
2ono geidrpemmt mllr6c. neld)cr ol,.
ideinen0 George Souer bon Nr.
2l36, Observation-Disclosures, lit. Der
Soote lit 5 SUB 7 ober s 3oG grob
ulo Dot oilf Dem rc6tcn goroerorm
bic 9uGlto6cn IS. g." tGtomirt.
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len. Gr trltg @ummiitiefeln lime.
nen arn9cln, i6luor5en Sblips,
blnics Sberbenlb, i6mor5cn God,
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6oidenmelicr nit orei S6neioen
mo cir Gadbcn gigorretten. Mm.
Id)aa 5orllan lieB Die Somilie oeS
Gerrngliidten bon Dem Slnb benod)-
ridtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Sr. ilno 6rou S. u. Sor SS. 9oniel
Simmer, 6. gdermonn, q. 90bl, s.
@onge, $. 80der, 6. 3. 8ronOt, 81.
s. @. 9(ofe, 3. 9eder, 81. 8urfmon,
s. e. GorItens, Or. 81. z. Chambers,
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Ter, @m. Q. 8lod, Is. Efeffer, g. 81.
&ilep 81. !Sinsbeimer, Is. Slgmtnb,
Geo. 8iQmor, q. @unOer, $. @olN.
nlolt 6. @oloi6miot, S. Is. Holt, 81.
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Sofob Sbriper, 8. 8oDO, S. .. 9tee-
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GQo 9lonf ul1o Srou @. S6uler.
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Ycfer, SetrctGr, unb Sobn S6uler,
SNobmeilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Imerifantde GefGame.
= nSeute g(beno critics sluitreten oes
ipeltberiibmten SumoriIten 9ibbp.
9obbp. Gerielbe lit iedsntal tpegen
fobrIGiiiger Sootung porbeitraft, oa
iid) mieoerbolt 3iib0rer ieiner 8ora
trGge toot lad)tenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

9osGoft. = g.: Ser SAUL
ino Die slnto ipolen iid) ia beiro.
tben." = g.: SEA, Die Nodfommen
modt' i) ieb'n." - 81: n@ieIo?"
g.: nNo, poS ioa benn oanod) font.
men, menn iid ein giel nit elmer
ournnieu @ans perbin0et."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

Iieoern Die prG6ti9cn Gb6rc o6riib:
lings5ouber" mn0 SINGERS Set
motb". Sn Der @ei66itaiibrmg mltra
Den Gtnlooungcn bon Der o@ornlouie"
unO Dem nNrion" entgc9en gellonl.
pel1,
n@ermonios 2oQcMr. I, .. s..
& Gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Sci fruBcr Safclruubc.

S%abres6anfet oes DSiiopeIt 9olti-
more &eri6onerumgs = GereinS"
in Ser v@ermania r MGnner6or-
&aQc." Wopor &. GlaD 8imos
ms Ser Saltptreoner 0es AbenOS.
= Geri6ieoene &eoner, sic nidt
eri6tenen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Mary Hamilton Becomes IN,
Bride of MIR. Welsh Of Baltimore.

Miss Mary Hamilton Becomes tho
Bride of MIR. Welsh OF Baltimore.
Miss Macy Hamilton, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs William Hamilton. and
MIR. William Graham Welsh. OF Bal
tlnorc. were married yesterday after.
noon at o'clock at the BRIDES
home, us Forty-cighth street. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. 70.
/, Wexford In tho presence of n
number OF relatives and friends Ff
the young people.
Tho bride was beautifully dressed
IN white organdy, mado princess,
anc wore IL veil caught up with n
coronct of sweet peas.
Miss Ada Brooks. the maid of hon
or. was gownod In white organdy and
carriad white carnations. MIR. IIaw-
thorne, OF baltimore. was best man.
After tho ceremony reception
was rendered the wedding party by
The brides parcuts; then tho bride
and groom took Che afternoon Chcs-
apcnke 4 Ohio train on their honey
moon. They will make their home
in Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27

pic who came here for the Exposition
period.
All of the burned property was in
that section of Pine Beach which has
been built up since the Exposition
became Il certainty. In and around
the resort proper one would not know
that there mad been fire. The Pine
Beach ho.el The pavilion and sur
rounding amusemcnts were never
threatened. because the wind was
blowing the flames away from them
None OF tho buildings west of the
Berkley hotel were IN serious danger.
Under Martial Law,
soon after the fire started. Colonel
Read ordered out the Twenty.third
United States Infantry from Camp
John Smith and put the resort under
martial law. Saloons were closed
and all day sthc armed soldiers
patrolled the streets and maintained
order.
During the afternoon negro was
caught attempting to break into a
trunk which had been taken from one
CT the hotels. A crowd of white men
ana boys had the thief and talk OF
ivnchiiig was strong when a squad OF
appeared on the scene
ana took charge of the prisoner. A
lew minutes later the negro escaped
and lost Himself in the crowd.
Inc multitude of homeless men.
women and children were cared for bv
The people of Pine Beach last night.
Many OF the visitors who had been
stopping at The hotels left for this
city or Norfolk.
Many of the people escaped with
nothing except thclr night clothing.
hose In Tile Berkeley and other no
tets nearby barely had time to save
'Ecir lives md even in the buildings
more Fistant from the scene of the
starting of the blaze the furniture
md nearly everything else except tho
cio.hing the people had on their
backs was burned.
There was considerable excitement
here during the progress of the fire
ne smoke and flames could be plain
" seen from this side of the Roads.
ana 1t was reported all over the CITY
soon after people began to stir about
he streets. that the Inside Inn had
oeen destroyed and that the entire
exposition was threatened.
All Geographic and telephone com
nnnicatlon with Pine Beach and the
exposition was cut off until late i'm
he afternoon. and II was not until
lbout III O'Clock. when parties RI.
urnlng from the scene brought tho
story, that anyone here knew lust
what had happened.
me lire was seen To die Out. how.
ever, and the fear that the Exposi.
ion itself had suffered to any extent
was Quoted early In the dav.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
Small Crowd Hears Campaign Is
sues Discussed al Length.
TWO CANDIDATES FOR The HOUSE
Mesers. Barrett and Fellows Speak
In Their Own Behalf-Capt. Berke-
ley, Col. Friend and MIR. Collier for
Mr.. Ashby.

A small crowd of the voters of the
Second Ward heard NIL of the is
sues and phases of the primary CAM
paign discussed ut meeting at the
corner OF jefferson avenue and
Twonty-elghth street last night. 1t
had been announced that the meeting
was to be held in the interest of the
candidacy of Mr.. C.. Aylctt Ashby for
the State Senate. but two candidates
for the House of Delegates made
speeches during tn evening and JUS
tice b. B. Semmcs made short adj
dress in support OF the Corporation
Court judgeship primary movement.
Mr. NJ. S. Llcwlyn presided and in
troduced Mr.. C. II. Fellows, candidate
TO" the House of Delegates as the
first speaker Mr.. Fellows made Il
short talk discussing his platform
and dealing with many issues OF in
terest TO the people of the city
Captain Charles C. Berkeley made
strong speech In support Of Mr..
Ashby talking for nearly an hour on
the important issues of the senator
ship campaign. He laid particular
stress on the equal division of the
tax burden and declared that the
owners of the shipyard and Dominion
i]'hu SOHlpdhy SuOuIu De made to-
pay the same proportion of taxes as
the working man. Col. John w.
Friend and Mr.. Fay S. Collier. of
hampton. also made short speeches
In support of Mr.. Ashby's candidacy.
Hon. w. e. Barrett, who is Offering
Tor reelection to the House of Dele
gates addressed the meeting for
Few minutes and In the course of his
remarks he gave his audience to un-
uerstand that he had not forgotten
the small vote they cast for him dur
Ing the last election and said that
he hoped he would receive better
support in the Second Ward Satur.
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
Sponsor Is Great|GranddaughIeP Of
Moses Austin, The Famous
Pioneer.
PUBLIC INVITED TO LAUNCH NC
New Mallory Liner VIII Be Put Over
board Saturday afternoon at One
o'clock-Manasement to Tender
Luncheon at Warwick in Honor of
Fair Sponsor.

Miss Hally b. Bryan, of Texas, the
great granddaughter of Moses Aus
tin. who planned the settlement OF
Texas by AnSlo.Amerlcans and Sc
cured for the purpose the first Span
lsh grant. will christen the new Nal
lory Line steamship 3razos which
Will be launched nj the plant
of tho Newport News Shlpbulld-
ing & Dry Dock Company at
! o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss
bryan and party from Texas. and
General Manager II. II. Raymond, of
the Mallory Company. and his party
from New York, will arrive In this
city Saturday morning to attend the
launching.
Luncheon at Warwick.
After the Brnzos is overheard, Miss
BRYAN and party and the other in
vltcd guests will drive 10 Hotel
Warwick where the officials of the
shlpyard will give Il banquet In hon
or OF the sponsor.
The work of preparing the ship
for her journey to the waters of the
James river Will begin shortly be-
fore noon Saturday and the yard
gates VIII be opened TO the public
about neon. nearly three-quarters of
an hour before the time set for the
launching. II is expected that sew
eral thousand people will witness the
event and that among the spectators
VIII be many visitors from all parts
or The country who arc in this sec
ton to see the Exposition.
Keel Laid Last Fall.
Tho contract for the construction
OF the Brazos was awarded the ship
yard by the New York q Texas
steamship Company last fall ana her
keel was laid just before Christmas.
Since that time rapid progress las
bcen made In her construction and
she probably will be completed and
delivered to the owners early next
winter. The vessel will ply between
New York and Galveston.
The Brazos is built OF steel
throughout aud measures d15 feet
Icing overall; IA feet beam and 2S
feet 10 inches deep. The mean
draft is ID feet. She will be pro
nellcd by twin screws driven by two
four'cylinder, quadruple explanation
engines, steam for which will be sun.
piled by six Scotch boilers. The sus-
tanned sea speed is 1919 knots an
hcur and the estimated horsepower
will lie $500
The vessel will have accommoda
tons for CARRYING 1O4 first cabin pas.
sengers and 12G second cabin passen.
gers The cargo carrying capacity
ls $4,000 cubic feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27

the Sherwood at Old Point. About
$4,000 had. been spent on this build
Ing with It's furniture, and little If
any Insurance was carried.
practically nothing except black
etned ground was left to show where
the buildings had stood. There was
not enough debris to keep the fire.
men at work for any length of time
after the fire was under control.
Local Mcr Interested.
Mr.. c. G. Chapel, of this city, lost
heavily in the blaze. He owned n
we'll stocked grocery store just in the
rear OF the Berkeley hotel. and this as
well as another building which he
loneed to him were DESTROYED with
their contents.
Mr.. Waiter Bowman. also of this
city, owned the Powhatan hotel.
which was destroyed with It's con
tents. and 1t is estimated that his
loss will not be less than $4,000.
Neither Mr.. Bowman nor Mr.. Chan.
pei carried insurance.
Mr. William Garner. the we'll
known local merchant, was consider
ably interested in the Double WhirI
Corporation, which operated n sort
OF merry-goround and Ferris wheel
combination. The double-whirl and
all the booths surrounding it were
ruined entailing n loss of about SILL
600.
Messrs. William Garner and John
Lowery. of this city, and Ben Lowen.
burg, OF Norfolk. form the jamestown
really Company which owns a Iarge
part of the land which was occupied
by the burned buildings. This con.
Germ may lose rather heavily because
OF the inability of the people to pay
ground rent.
Many of the losers are Norfolk
parties, while others are outside PEG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
SHIPPING REPORT
Wednesday, June 26, 1907.

Steamer San Cristobal (Br), Ca
uan. Port Arthur-to Chesapeake AZ
ONO Coal Agency Company for bunk
Steamer Whistler Br.). Martin.
Guiiport Miss.-to Baker-Whiteley
Coal Company for bunker coal.
steamer Bay View, Cummings
boslon-to White Oak Coal Company
I'm ballast.
schooner Ann ]. Trainer, Derrick
sol. Norfolk--to New River Consoli-
ua,ed Coal Company in ballast.
schooner Helen G. Mosely. Knee
l'nu' 5oston-to New River Consoli-
ua,sd Coal Company in ballast.
sarge Brittania from Now Bedford
10 white Oak Coal Company in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
A Fortunate rexan.

Mr.. r. w. Goodlle. of 1O7 st. Louis
st, Dallas Tex. says: "In the past
year | have become acquainted with
DR. Kings New Life Pills. and no
laxative ever before tried so ef-
fectually disposes of malaria and bill
iousness." They don't grind nor
grippe. 2oc at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27

The 80 Easy" Eye Glass is the
elimination of many years of effort
to produce mounting which would
be absolutely inconspicuous (by the
elimination Of all superfluous metal
and the detail OF mechanical con
structlon), at the same time posses
sing rightly. and security. This has
been accomplished with the utmost
delicacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
TWO STEAMERS ON ROUTE.
General Putnam Joins the General
Lee on Pine Rcnch Line

General Putnam Joins the General
Lee on Pine Beuch Line.
beginning tomorrow tho steamer
General Putnam will IT, put ON the
limo between pier a and Pine Reach
with the steamer General Leo. The
steamers Will ply hack ana forth
across the Roads I'LL day. and there
VIII be boat leaving each side every
hour
The first boat leaves here ut G:30
o'clock In the morning and the last
starts from here tn the leach ut II
o'clock ut night. The first steamer
VIII leave Pine Beach for plcr A at
7:t5 o'clock in the morning, and the
last will start FOR this side at ll:i5
O'Clock ut night. This late boat Will
be great convenience for Newport
News people and visitors stopping
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
Medical socIttv.

The Newport News Medical Socie-
ty held an interesting meeting Mt It's
rooms in the Coleman building last
night. Tho feature of the evening
was the reading of n paper by DR..
Clarence Porter Jones' The discus
sion was led by DR.. John Jones. Aft
CT the session delightful refresh
mcnts were served by Dr. Clarence
Porter Jones.
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swediss, Cruiser Comma.

The Swedish armored Cruiser Fyi-
gia Will arrive in Hampton Roads
about the middle of August to repre-
sent Sweden at the jamestown Elk
position Fylgia is commanded by
captain Linburg and probably will
be the last foreign warship to visit
the Terccntennnial.
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He Eired the stick

u have fired the walking.stick I've
carried over 40 years, on account of a
sore that resisted every kind of treat
ment, until tried Bucklen's Arnica
Salye; that has healed the sore and
made me happy man." writes John
Garrett. of North Mills, N. C. Guar
anteed for Piles, Burns, etc., by all
druggists. 25c.
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The lIamburg-American liner AL
phno Will arrive in port this morning
from New York with small ouan.
tity of imports. which she will dis.
charge here before loading exports
for Hamburg.
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1T goes to the root of disease. in.
vigorates. strengthens. exhileratcs
us hfe-producing properties are not
contained In any other known rem
edy. HollisD,r's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Tea or Tablets. 30 cents.
j. c. GORSUCH & co.
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eovernor Huahes Honora ExtrndItlon.

ALBANY, N. Y. juno 2G.-Gover-
nor Hughes tonight ordered the OK
tradition from New York city Is
North Carolina of Charles Johnson.
accused of the murder OF Fannie Boll
Jordon, in Mecklcnlnrs COUNTY, North
Carolina. May 81, 1906.
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We don't care if you arc skeptical;
we don't care If you have no conf.
dence. 1t makes no difference to
us HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tel
VIII do the work or no pay-that's
fair 35 cents. ]. C. GORSUCH &
co.
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Excursion to jamestown.

The Underwater Navigation Company
VIII run an excursion to jamestown
Island and Brandon tomorrow. tho
steamer leaving pier A nj 1O:d5
o'clock. The Tidcwatcr company has
the exclusive privilege of landing
tourists at Brandon, the famous old
Colonial home.
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The British steamer Whistler. Can
tain Martin, arrived at this port YES.
terday from GulfDort. Miss, and aft
er taking bunker coal sailed for
Alexandria. Egypt Sic is the first
vessei - san from this port for
Egypt in many years.
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The British steamer Mantinea
Captain Wright. cleared YESTERDAY
afternoon for Guantanamo. Cuba
with cargo of $500 tons of coal
value d at $685. The cargo is con.
signed to the naval coaling station
at Guantanamo and is the third car
go sent there this month.
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Marine Notes.

me British steamer Ferndene.
captain Fisher cleared yesterday for
san Francisco with cargo of about
o,OOO tons of coal consigned to the
naval coalIng station at the Mare
island navy yard. This is the first
cargo of coal shipped from this mort
10 San Francisco and in order that
" might be carried in foreign bot
'om It was necessary to have n
special permit Issued by the treasury
department
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Let us eat drinA and be merry,
With never thought of ache or
pain.
Let us forget every sorrow that might
For we still have Rocky Mountain
Tea. j. C. GORSUCH e co.
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FORTY FRAME BUILDINGS
BURNED AT PINE BEACH

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