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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
iona.

- gi6lte l1ge tom en- lille &ei-
ienoe meb en- luffet Sragtpogn til
.gterIing, bpor ben bleb f1nbet al
TSrenmanofabet. Set bar en- Gor-
terrier, Der bar fomn1et inb | 8og-
men ct 5teb / 8ennfDlpnnia og til
blepet Iuffet in6e ben. S
ID Gage bab6e ben bberfen facet
Sg6e eHer 8dno, og ben bar iaa lb-
magrd, at 8ibbenene ftnf neiten IL
dc no, % lao mat, at ben lite furoe
|itau poa Benene. grnnfolfene tog
ben ombpggelig garetngt.
gn mittore bpggelig @init ar
ripereoe til Deg Moineg en- Mftm io-
ite l1ge, ner1lig en- Sernbane.8oit-
cIcrf, George SSatTbe, Ser bar ! oer
grao angrebet Of 5maafopper, q
bans slnfigt % Senoer bar belt no
1aaet. timber iii Meiie baboe ban
Dageng Sob bebarbIIet aliinoer q
4oltforfe1loeIier og greDes beitem'
FOR Sc ipolige 81 gitIiee 5tdter. Sal
'bleD fprtf SofpitolDeg Moinel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
,,JGuftreret jamitie
Journa(''.
SnObolb al Gebrnarnnmsret.

8iIIeber:
3 Nignetter til Subileumsuoga-
ben al s.. 8iernions SorteIlin=
ger (meo Ben norife Nattonal=
fang).
5reoensborg, Noroiiellano.
Sreoerifsborg Slot.
Sreoerifsborg Slotsgaar6.
aefit:
.SSa, hi elifer bette 2anoet -! meo
Moltfe MoeS S%n6leoning til SUI
acknowledgement: Sortallingef-
ne og Digteren, ct @uIobrpuup.
9beo6ore Moolebelt. ct Greet fra
bans pngre Gage.
SoIger Dracbmanns 8eigg ! 2uno.
On grinbring fra 70erne.
6~reoensborg 6Jreoerifsborg.
Dracbma1,t % goiB
Mf CHARLES &ierulf
Oct bup-omflpote lille 2ano. glf
rDen bellige Sllbo".
Sta @piroerneS ger6en: MegeI-
mesfige MaaItioer. &rattiife
MaaD.
Bore banife &oloniers Siitor1e.
~Danif-Mmerifanif &iitorie1, Spo6
8laoer1e flyer.
2uflfiibene 9er1nam Bang
Snorelanosinng.
gl Solger Dracbma,,r
On Win0eaffen. Dagnortbeatrets
Sergefeif oper Solger Draeb
mann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

S Manfato bar OaaDor an-
oretps gipet Drore til, at at SpiL
iaa bel meo arni1ger ION Sort,
ifal opbgre Salooaer % Cigar
butter, ielp ON Snofatien fur 81
eller Gtgarer. 2open MOB 5pil
ppa offenlige Steoer ital gier1nem-
fires til 8ogltapen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
misoonfn.

S Ga @rosle er Der opitaaet en-
:beftig Mormonfrig i6et en- Meiiepra-
6ifant fra Minneapolis, IS. g. M-
lep bar rettet ct meget fraftigt @n-
greb moo Mormonerne, bg 6iSles
3reii6ent for acknowledgement
cen, 9. s. g6mun6, bar taget 9ano-
fen op og forbereoer fig til en- &olm-
gang me6 03ileD, ser bar baa6e Meb
og &lgr. Solf. er lite tibet ipenotc
paa, bbao l1ofal6et bill blipe, naar
to iaa megtige Salere iom &ilep %
|gomun6s itg6er iammen.
timber forrise l1ges iterfe @ul-
De gift nogle urge Meno, 5iguro
og Eborpalo Sfinnes, Mnorep 2gf-
Ten, 9erman Meper og g0maro SSl1-
gebretion bills 5fopene ggnen ON.
firing Mrnol6. 9e baboe itartet ub
fra Mrnol6 for at raa frem til Ell
Camp, Der ligger 6 Mile. fra 8pen,
men tog fell al &etningen % git BEL.
itif mooiatte @ei. S 2 Dggn git
Sc iaa omfring i5fopen / ben frpg-
telige &uloe, og en- al 0eres 9eite
itprteoe al l16mnttelie. 0mii6er
traf De paa en- @omeiteaoer, Der an.
bite Dem ben rette Sci, iaa De fan6t
ino til Camper.
- SO. g.. 8. Il. / Sron @iper bap,
De. leiet en- Deteftip til at inolamle
8ebiier MOB 5aloonberter, Der baps
be u6ifenfet Spirituoia til Mtnore-
aartee Der i 8psn. 9eteftipen for
ltoo lin 0pgape iaaleoes, at ban gift
ON paa @aloonerne % fit 8erterne
6er.til at, 11olepere, Sptrituoia til Sc
Min0reanrige. Baa be1tne Maa6e
fit BON uofer6iget Mnflage imoo
bber eneite Saloonbert / 8pen iamt
moo nogle 8pembeosmeno, men
iamtt6ig bleD BON ielD anflaget for
at babe lfaffet ll,ge Menneifer 5pi-
rituoia,. og ban r MI blepef ioemt
Der. bgieite Straf Der fan faces for
bette Sorbolo.
Sra 8ldcf Miper Sails HageS
oper, at oct gamle Orb ON en- grGg
Sui, 6er bill gipe en- fe6 airfegaar6.
gaar neiten alt for bogitabeltg
SpfDloelie / 8inter. Dgoeltgbe6en
bar iaar beret 1almtnoelig itor /
@Den % Dmegn, og neite1 ollie 6ens
Dire er gnn1le Soft, FIN fua al Dem
UNDER 20 Mar. Si6en Is. Sa11uar
Ter Der begrapet 6 8%eteraner fra 8or-
gerfrigen. ASaa en- enfelf Dag bar
Der beret 8egrapeller 8pen, me-
6ens bet b6ieite Mntal, mar tioli.
gere bi61te ON, bar a.
IS Snnespilleser Der be ii6ite
2 Maaneoer begaaet lite mir6re END
8 Moro, Der biotl .er uopflareoe.
Set fgrite Offer bar Ell &ortitin6e,
Maoelpn @laDton, % en- ing 8ige,
Soiepbine Malone, bbis Sig blep
funone, Slooe1, efter al Sanoipn-
Hgbeo mprbebe. Sorsoag iioite
lge er Der begaaet en- nj 5orbrpbel-
e, i6et man funot Nget al Ell gnfe,
Martbn Mnoerlen, oer. arbeioeoe e
SoteIfigffen, benoes gprelie mes
op~erifaaren 5trube. Mfan bar ferit
tiIbgieIigM at ITO, at bun bapoe BE;
gaaet 5eIDmorb, men ietlere bar mon
ppbaget iifre seg1t paa, at bun e
blepet ntprbdet en- 8erion Der &
bud mo ibetroes garelie eie'11.en
gesiinblieett.
SSssMgs@s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
I Blade 1or $l.5o.

4 blade IoE $l.5o.
St ooerorSenIie aoot silbao.
Ser erst1pppe uogen S,Diol on, at
bette 8iaos 2aiere, Der Mnr efter
aor trofait bar f1llgt glaoet bets
girfen % aItio beret Set en- COB
Sbstte, BIZ bope giort ben grforing,
at pi alto bar foriggt at giBre
gIabet faa gobt % Inieparbigt ION
muIigt, loen nogen Gffettiageri,
men itooig igge1oe at boloe 2aier1e
d Jour u1eb al, bpu6 Der fforegaar
|af Snteresie, % iarlig bar lagt
gegt pao at lepere lao mango %
pdalioelige MDbeoer fra bet gottIe
2an6 iom bel muligt. Gnobioere
maa nit enbber irorgmme, at @ri.
fen paa bette 8lao altio bar bpref
oniot iaa laDt, ION bet paa 1oger1
Moa6e bar funnel Iabe iig gibre,
naar iamtioig if11loe meoes be meo
l1ogioeIien forbunone tore % ftabig
boffertoe n6gifter.
8an EN- a11ben 8labs | 8la6et
|finbes bort Iiberale EiIbllo for npe
og forif11os.betalen0e Abonnet,ter;;
Set mua obiol11t hltreffe fig Ceres
Opm9rffombeo, nanr Sc fer bpao
Ser ber bDbes Gem al @er6i for en-.
pberft bilIig 8etaling.
Scar hi 6erfor for en- tort &io
bpoer en6nu itgrre Soroele en6 Be
Der omtolte, er set for END p6erli-
gere at forage Dor 2eiefre6s, og.
bnaber bi at pore nl1DRrer6e Mbon<
nenter, ser ielp filler fig tilfpeoie
meo &laoet, me6 @le6e bill itette
os me6 at arbeioe for l1~6breoelien,
5eTs peo at anbefale 8labet, bpor
Sc Tan, 6eIs beo at ien6e os M6res.
fer paa Soft, til bbem bt Tan ienbe
8rpbenumre al @laoet.s @i itoler:
90 pan, at 81abets go6e Snobolo
|pg biIlige Bris NOT ifal gigre Sic
iten -af fig ielp:
Sort efitra Silbub.
6oruoen Sc / omtalte- Silbno,
iom De bil finoe a1oetiteos 8la-
SET, opginne Bremier, tilbpoer ri
at ienoe Sem bort npe illritrereoe
maane6Iige %Samflteblab.
1.-The % 9temme",
bpis iarifiIte &ris er SOC aarlig,
iom Nremie meo bette 8lab for ct
Stars announcement forubbetalt. 9e
fan og1aa beige 8ramie to at De
1prifilte 8labe, bptlfet Silf9l6e
8riien finn bill blipe $1.25, eller
benz alIe tire, iom De fammen meo
bette Bla6 fanr for $1.50.
8rppen,1mre af ollie 4 8la6e fen
bes gratis til enbber.
2r9 Merfe til bennc 2iite:
l5t. SAUL Sibenbe. .$1.0O
Suuftreret Samilie SSol1rnal. so
n6e og 9iemme ......... 80
5fanoinapiit 6armer Sournal so
EiIiammen. $3.50
Disle 4 8lo6e leperes for Ell
fort Sib tiliammen for ben Doerlt
1ape &ris al fun
$3.50 for ct Mar.
ct Saul Gioenoe oe ct al open-
nGpnte 8labe. $500
ct. Saul Gioenoe og 2 al open-
nqpnte 8laoe ......... 1.25
ct. SAUL Gioenoe og allie 8
opennepnte 8laoe ...... 1.50
L.~- .-1
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

In e.
AT verkets 1ste Del:

s AAEAV x0&0.O0US feT5tg.
Nn,dhooroe ndo He;,;l !, o,.l.n
nS.SLS nnsyg..s. Inss.1
D0n8Ee OGQgeTe az Ame11EG.
AZ Danmarks Sogen ON Gr6n.
land HI .Tens Erikaan MINK 40
h.sa 49, 1asn oS
nans AmellKa,@ra lolS-SO.
NJ G a. Ame aa
over lens MunIs "Indseiiinn i Hud-
sonbngten og hans Vinterhavn i
Nova Dania'.
@ VltQs Jonassen Ber1ng, Be-
rinpstrmdet Op russisk Nord.
.moriko
1890
Ned billeue az Ber1ngs-M1ndeste-
men
D0nSE lndvsrkn1ng pGG Eng.
land Og America.
Idenne interessante oR 1ereriee
Afhandlinp fremdraQer Prof. VIC de
mango. serlig sproelige. Bev;seT for
den Forbindeise Embellishments. sorn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21
Dro6mann / ameri6a
{8ortiat fra lite @ioe.)

tDber paa en- itorartet 5ufces, og.
ban ielD er meget 9 "a Deo.
at bore ber. Seq bar if'unoe / mal1-
sge Mar let iaa megen Gnigbeo, iaa
megen 5temning og Gnergi ! no=
folbelie lom netop / 6enne Mnleoning
zSom Dor norife Sen, 9r. MeDer,
lagbe til mig: BET er Sa'en iaa ale
S 9anife bar traplt S ren6er
iom vmeb en @afet / Gn6en" alle
ibobe. -
Seer bare rolig! Det bltper M9r=
feoage! Seq baiper oisie 8ur 0ro
sai - iaa De fan ba'e liot at parme
Ceres &ierte me6 - Set bar De gu
-osie forfient, &asmusien!
So! iag6e dor Sen" til mig, % bi
talte ON bpor6an BON enoelig tom
-berneo, leg funbe life itaa lRnge-
re for &asmusien, ban er It.
81 e 0 m e n 9nnfrat t.
Mu fan De ia set iaa goot.
DereS
81. So m. So e n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-21

fuIgte bam 81 ogido fiftert oe oi
$50 ban otter atte @urlen moi
moo Sc bien1lige 5traroe1
ngeI mgot as afore igienu1, lang
Draebmarrn ogiaa bin Aften. Oct
lit BON % ii arore ute mere
I2eiIigbeo til: gn ipuger Sabet ON
I5fage11s Gren lin brnienoe Song
ouer @Iitte,L bbor l1rnen Meo bans
Mife itaar. Men enon11s en- Gong ]
lepe11oe 9ioe ifuloe Dracbmann bog
foo 2eiligbeo til at ienoe Buo %
t@ilien berober - en- fu%nitnerif Sil,
fen / funitnertf Sorm fra2anoet Der.
sbiemme bag Sapet til bets uopan-
6reoe 8prn -; og oct bar itoite
Mar, 90 fgl. 5fueipiller 6 + I.
s d n g E bersg til Be mong-
foloige oanffe aoIonier beropre
fra MtIanterbapet til set TITLE
SAP bragte Solfeifialoens fioitc
friife, folte .og fldngfuloe uSilfen
fra Dnnmarff" til BET 6anife Soft j
Mmerifa, iom Ben toifeoes meo ben
ltore Scenefunitners &git:
Seq bringer &ilien fra Danmarfs
5trnr0e,
fra @proaets along og fra 8olfets
5ial,
friif itrpger ginoeu fra Sfagens
8anbe
til 8aliters SOB % til @eoiers @al.
So @inoens Sriitbeo sen tog leg
me6 mig,
sen bar min auhit % nit aiDsmoo
fplbt,
Sen er ION 2anos- &ienoe pao oet
Steo, leg
fit Iart min &unit og fit insrt min
81. 8plb1.
2iot fIabt bort .Snobao ON stran-
ben itr9mmer,
Iiot ippnigt fDulper oct moo sbor
&D1t;
men iterfe 5anfer iom Maaeer
ipgmmer
/ Solfeopbet meb Bortios-&git.
SCI better oper en- gammel @un6e,
tiot itinles Sen unoer Seq og Sfamt,
men 2engiels-@ Suite fra 8eIt og
6unoe
forteller rSorti6en er eli glemt!"
Dog, set er rGuti6en" e Oct
giel6er,
boor Danmarfs @bnner er Donoret
III,
rog 6remtioS.5& + ab e t meo
Magt fig meloer
paa 5tierne.5 tribernes fterfe 8ub.
Set Tan bel tibt fnlbe ipert beroprs
at rpo6e Sti fig / Stprfens 2anb,
hi er eli bu6get / l@ten fra 9opre
- ban er li6t ipinfel, ben oanifa
Mano!
Mea ban bar iuset meo Moberme1.
Ten
eloitiif @eigbeo al @in6ens Gus:
iaa bugeer + a n osiaa Ssm !
8ielfen,
bpormeo ban refer fit npe @us!
SIT lmpffe BET meo iaa mangt e1
8iIIe1
fra &iemlanos &nnit og fra Silent:
NETS Sprog,
oct Maal Jig mango for 9ie itillel
Iangt borte biit / Ben lune &rpg.
SO eli Mtlanten set Msaal uopiifeo
meo fgligt 5alt5fpat of 8lif DC
,@inb;
nei, &apet il6ne6 og 5altet friifeo-
Dor @unit bepareo omboro tit 5inb
gaa 1fGnfer leg %, Tom en- | &affe
af Sprogets Sg0me ben cole Moit
frem ifaI paa Dugen ri 5fatte lRgge
iom 81 forteres at Mg1 og Suit.
9e CT os oDrelte @le bler1me,
Sc binoer Minbet fra 5tran6 ii
5trano:
man glemmer, bpa6 man maaif'
glemme,
men albrtg, at man bar 6aniffs0
Man0!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16
Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.

OUTWARD.
rcr Waianae, Waialua, kanuKu eno
Wav stations-%9:15 q, m, 1920 3. m.
FOR Pearl City. Eva Mil and way
stations-f7:3O a. m, '9:16 a. m, Sl1:os
= m. s2:1E .. m, 1920 p. m, 1913 p
M. 1880 D. M, til p. m.
For Wahiawa--"S:15 g. m. and 'k:la
D. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, wal
alra and waianae-'s:3s a. M, s:sl
.. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva NH ana
Pearl City-t7:46 q. m, 1885 q. m''
sI0:ss q. m, ss:40 D. m, 1881 p. m.'
1891 D. M, 1880 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from WahiaWa-
1885 a. m. and "5:31 p. m
sDaIly. Tex. Sunday. fSunday Only
The HaIeiwa Limited. a two-hour
train (only first-elass tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:za
.. m; returning, arrives in Honolulu
st 1910 D. m. The Limited stops only
Mt Pearl City and Waianae.
q. P. DENISON, T. c. SMITH
superintendent. g. P. & T. A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16
TOWARD KAHANA.

Connecting at Kahuku with the O.
r. & L. Co.'s 9:15 a. m. train from
Honolulu.
Returning, leaves Kahana at 1882 p.
m. connecting with the afternoon
train for the city which leaves Ka-
huku at 2:20.
JAMES ]. BOWLING, Supt.
r. s. POLLISTER. G. P. & T. Agt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16
HOW DIPBTHERIA IS con-
TRACTED.

One often hears the expression, my
child caught a severe cold which de-
veloped into diphtheria." when the
truth was that the cold had simply
left the little one particularly sus-
ceptib!e to the wandering diphtheria
germ. When Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given it not only cures the
cold, but greatly lessons the danger of
diphtheria or any other germ disease
being contracted. There is no danger
in giving this remedy, as it contains
no opium or other harmful drug. For
sale by Benson, Smith e Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16

The name of Claridge's is well known
TO every visitor to London. The
famous hotel in which princes and mil
iionaires are, so to speak. three a
penny" is about to celebrate its cen
tenary. When it was opened, early in
1908, it was known as Mivart's. after
the name Of its founder NJ. Mfvart. a
celebrated chef of the period. Mfvart
has one great claim to fame which no
visitor to London should DENY. He
was the first hotel proprietor to pro
vide his patrons with bathroom. a
fact which he advertised extensively.
In 1850 Mivart sold the business to Mr..
and Mrs. Claridge, a hutler and house
keeper in a ducal family. It is now
run by a company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16

The Mont Cents route, the Oldest OF
the Alpine through lines. is to follow
the lead of the St. Gothard and Simp-
lon routes and employ electric traction
on its mountain division. Under the
stress of the competition of the more
recent lines, the French government
has also double-tracked the approach
to the tunnel on its side of the noun
tain, and the italian government will
carry this double-tracking to Turin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16

IF Groucher ever comes around your
place borrowing anything" said Wise,
don't let him have it." You've spok-
en- too late" said Huskie; che was
around yesterday" You're easy.
What was he borrowings" Trouble.
He's in the hospital day.''-Philadel-
phia Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16

The advantages of Denver as a CON
ventfon city in July are at once demon
strated by the offer of one of the rail-
roads to deliver a carload of snow each
day at the convention hall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN Or GIRL NEEDING
nslp or advice, is invited to communi.
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign L Anderson, matron of the
salvation Army woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1880 King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-16
Vim. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS FOE THE
Royal Insurance Co., OF Liverpool, Eng.
Land.
Scottish Union q National Insurance
Co., Of Edinhurg, Scotland.
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
sarance Co.
Commercial Assurance Co.. Ltd, Of
London.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Case VIII be lken Up IN CO1pOr.
elton Court Monday.
APRIL TERN OF COURT BEGINS
Commemorative Attorney Berkeley
Says Mrs. Baker win be Tried For
lofantIcide This month-ersnd Jury
Sits Monday.

Judge Barham. in the Corporation
Court yesterday, set April 20 next
Monday, as the date for the trial of
Harry Witchewah the Indian who is
charged with the murder of Dora
Hall
The case OF Dan Waterman. charg-
cd with the murder OF Theodore Hell
mer, was set for trial Wednesday.
April 90.
Commonwealth Attorney berkeley
said yesterday that the case of Mrs.
Mamie e. Banker, indicted for infan-
ticide. would he tried some time dur
ing this term Mrs. Baker is now in
North Carolina. but the authorities
know where she can be found and will
bring her here unless she apDcars
for trial voluntarily.
Tho April term OF the Corporation
Court began yesterday morning
judge Barham called his docket ami
set numerous cases for trial. A grand
jury Will sit tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
DELEGATE 70 S. F. L.
T. 3. vere'l win Represent Local
Typographical Union.

Al it's regular meeting in the Cen
trnl Labor Union hall Sunday after
moo, the local Typographical Union.
NO. BOB. elected Mr.. Thomas T. Verell
as The delegate from The union TO the
annual convention of the Virginia
state Federation of Labor, which Will
be held in Roanoke during the Grst
week in June.
Mr.. Velcil is the foreman of Tho
Daily Press composing room, aud is
secretary treasurer Of the Typograph-
zeal Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
PRIZE FOR THE MISSING
WORDS IS S3IT0DAY
No Correct List Was Received Yes.
tcrday, and the Editor is Prcpar.
cd fer Rushing Business.

Yesterday, the Missing Worl Editor
again laiicd TO receive correct list
and today The prize will he three dol
lois il an award is male A large
number OF lists come 10 the Office. nut
in all at least one of the missing words
was not given.
The Missing Word Editor is pre-
pared for busy day today. Inter
est in the contest increased every
day and it promises to be especially
keen to'ly when the prize Will be
larger than at any other time since
the contest began. 1t is Thought prob
ahie ihsi someone will find all the
words today but in cal! all fail tic
prize will be four dollars tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
SHIPPING REPORT.
Sunday, April 10, 1903.
Arrived.

Steamer Powhatan tBr.) Maxwell
iiYcrpool--to Furness. Witty &. Com
pany, Ltd, with merchandise.
Steamer Mariana (Br) Donnely
LonGon-to Furness. Witty & Compa-
ny Ltd, with merchandise.
Steamer Fitzpatrick UNITED States
transport Rogers. IIavana--to u. S.
Qnartermastcrs Depot with passen-
gers and merchandise.
Schooner Frontcnac, Hunter, Boston
Ito New River Consolidated Coal
Company in ballast.
Schooner Miles NJ Merry. Pickett.
Poriland-to White Oak Coal ,Compa-
ny in ballast.
Schooner Lucinda. Sutton, Peder.
sen. Boston-to Smokeless Fuel Com
pany in ballast.
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Captain D nne|y Promoted TO Gam
naId If The Ea'iaas.
STEAMER ARRIVED N Port SUNDAY
Chief Engineer of the Vessel is George
W. Dunn, Former Resident Of this
City 0. D. Liner JrIncess Anne at
shipyard.

Captain p. f. Donnclly. formerly
nrst officer of the Furness- Witty
Line steamship Mariana. Which ar
rived here Sunday from London. has
boon promoted to the command of the
Mariana and he brought her across
The Atlantic on this trip. CAPTAIN
Donnelly Is we'll known here and the
news CT mis- promotion was received
with pleasure by his friends.
Captain r. Parker, who has com
manded the Marinana for several
years. has heen transferred and pro.
noted to the command of the new
steamship Rappallo. now at Hamburg.
The Rappallo was built at that mort.
but recently was purchased by Fur
ncss7W Witty & Company. Ltd. and viii
>ply between England and Australia.
Another officer on the Marinana who
Is well known in Newport News Is
Chief Engineer George II. Dunn. He
was tho senior engineering oTicer OF
the old British steamship Bavnrian.
which piled here IL or 10 years ago.
) lie resigned from that ship to accept.
IN position al the shipyard here as
jtmpcrvlsor of the construction of en-
mines for merchant ships He held
Mat position for number OF years.
m then resigned and returned to
SAs. Nand
ms Milc working here. Mr.. Dunn join
lodge Of Masons and on
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THEAT RHcAE.

Big crowds gathered q, the Academy
OF Music last night 10 SEQ The moving
picture show and vaudeville feature
The feature for the first half of this
week is the act of The Dixie Dancing
Girls Misses Iauri and Frankfort.
who please with their songs and
dances.
The Academy has innuguratcd new
policy. and from this lime on tho
act will he changed twice
a week. Tho latter half Of tbs week.
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jeci THE Health OF the Child" The
meeting will he open to the public
and 1t Is expected that large crowd
will attend.
DR. w. F.. Cooper. OF this city. will
address the meeting, speaking on
'Hyeienic Conditions of School
Rooms"
Music will be furnished by mum
Der of the High school students and
Mrs. Charles Slbly will sing solo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
He Loducd in JaiL

T. J. Goddin. of Richmond. who IS
SAID to own property and have scy-
cral thousand dollars in the bank in
Nicchmond, was given lodging mt The
police station Sunday night The
man applied for lodging and it was
slpp0sed that he was a paupcr.
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MIR. Todd a Candidate.

Mr. George w. Todd has announc-
ed that he will be q candidate for the
common council from the Second
ward Mr.. George w. Sprousc is
mentioned as possible candidate
from this ward. II Is expected that
Councilmen Christie and Kellum.
whose terms expire this YEAR will
both he candidates for reelection.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Held up by Negro.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. April 1S--A
South Bessemar electric ear was hsld
up by negro highwsyInnn beyond
Powdetly, shortly after midnight and
Conductor Adams was killed. A.
sheriff's posse is hprrying to the
scene.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Students Perform Tonioht.

The High School Stock Company
composed of students of the local
school. Will give IL performance in the
Young Mems Christian Association
hall at $40 o'clock tonight for the
benefit of the Y. NJ. c. A. library.
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Calendar for Today.
esrne Kennehec chartered.

Tho barge Kennebec, which has
b en- at This port since March %. wa,
chartered yeslNday by the Warren
\ Monks Coal Company to load a
caggo of coal for New England.
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Will NOT INVITE GRAND CAMP.
Confederate Veterans Decide it Would
be lmpractlcahIe.

Masruiicr Camp, Confederate Vet
GINS last night discussed ,hc unes-
ton OF whether 81 not the Virginia
Grand Camp Should be invited to hold
lis annual reunion here this year.
1t was decided that it would be i'm
practicable to invite the grand camp
here at this time, and no Invitation
will be extended.
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Imports From l.ixcrn.oI.

bringing about 1000 tons Of i'm
! prt freight. the British steamship
Fowhatan. Captam Maxwell. arrived
AT this pert Sunny from Liverpool.
she Is slispharging at Chcsapr axe &
Ohio pier No. s.
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DR.. PECK TO LECTURE.

Interesting Session Of Patrons League
at Central School.
Or. w II Peck. OF The University
OF virginia. will address the Patrons
League of the High school In the as
sembly hall Of the school building al
800 O'clock this afternoon on the sub
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14
Princes Ammo at Yar,i.

The Old Dominion Limo steamship
Princess Anne Is undergoing her an-S
nual oyerhauling at the ahipyards
She will be at the yard FOR three
weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-14

returning to England he transferred
ms membership TO "A lodge In that
country. A year ago he decided TO
70 back to sea and was appointed
chlef engineer of the Mariana.