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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
AFRICANS pLUnoeREp STEAMER
Made It impossible for shipwrecked
Crew 10 Get Supplies.

Crew to Get Supplies.
HAMBURG. Feb. = A thrilling
story of The shipwraek OF the Woer.
mann liner Ascam Woermann. which
recently went on the rocks of Grand
Bassa. Liberia. and became a total
wreck. Is related by the sailors of
the steamer who have arrived here.
The night the vessel struck was a
dark one. and she seemed so be GO
Ing to pieces rapidly. The crew
took to the boats and Immediately
thousands Of piratical negroes in ca
moss. who had not replied 10 the sig
nails of distress from The stranded
vessel, surrounded the steamer.
swarmed aboard and plundered her.
Wcan the seamen attempted to re-
turn in order 10 obtain provisions
and arms, the attitude of the negroes
became to threa tening that nothing
could b. secured. They feared 20 land
on the hostile coast in the darkness.
and were compelled to stay in the
small boats throughout the night.
When morning came the crew land
ed and camped in the brush for sew
eral days. always fearful of an at
tack. Meanwhile they watched the
negroes going to the ship and return
Ing Il ON laden with booty.
Finally the vesssl disappeared. AZ
Ger this the negroes departed and
the crew, taking to their boats again,
rowed for II hours to the northwest
ward. and were picked up. complete
" exhausted. by n passenger steamer
off Monrovia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Question Of PI'olage on Transports
AmIcab'g Settled.
ASSOCIATION DISPOSED TO Be FAIR
captai" Boutwell, Makes Suggestions
Which Meet With Approval of
Chamber of Commerce Committee
and Captain KiIIian.

An agreement between Captain
Boutwell president OF the virginia
Pilots Association. and the Chamber
OF Commerce. has been reached in
connection with the complaint con-
corning tile pilotage charges against
United States army TRANSPORTS on
tering this harhor
Captain Boutwell, notified the spec
ial committee OF the chamber that IL
was impossible for the association to
make any reduction in the rate. that
being prohibited by law. but he suE-
gosted that the transports take pilot
only In foggy or stormy weather and
gave assurance that If the quarter
masters department should desire TO
employ n man other than member
OF tie association to pilot the trans
ports regularly. the association would
have no complaint TO make.
This matter was laid before Can
tain Killian the acting depot quar-
termaster, and he expressed himself
as being entirely satisfied.
Captain Killian brought the pilotage
matter to the attention Of he cham
Der, suggesting that while the pilots
were acting entirely Within their
rights. ii would be an excellent thing
for Newport News If the rate Of pilot
age could be reduced. Newport News
Is anxious TO keep the transport ser
vice here. therefore the chamber lost
no time in taking the matter lin with
the pilots.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Notable event for Romanlats.

NEW YORK. Feb. ga notable
Roman Catholic celebration will be
held he the week of April 26th,
when the Tooth anniversary of the
founding of the Diocese of New York
VIII be observed. The diocese will
be exactly 100 year old on April Sth,
but dha festival may not be inaugu-
rated until the Goth. on account of
Lent Tvs cardinals will be pres
ent = Cardinal Logne. archbishop OF
Armagh. in ireland, tha d'ocese foun-
lied by st. Patrick, and Cardinal Glib
!,ons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
PREPARATIONS TO PASS
DANGER ZONE Nv STRAIT
Big Ships viii Go Through 400 Yards
Apart and 300 Yards Between
Divisions.

PUNTA ARENAS. Chile. Feb. a.
The voyage OF the American battle
ship fleet from Ro Janei.o showed
great Improvement in the steaming
ability of the ships, Fleee Engineer
higgins keeping the engineering de-
partments keyed up 10 IA high pitch
OF enthusiasm. The Alabama did
not go lame" us on the trip from
Trinidad TO Rio. and ehe arrangement
of The steering gears was less fro
quent and caused no decrease, in
speed. The standard speed was ten
knot, which was increased to IL on
Janr@ y 20 and decreased TO ten In
the StraN.
Formation in Strait.
The formation for the navigation
Of The Strait viii be singh column.
with 400 yards between tho ships of
each division and 500 yards between
divisions. The captains are directed
80 pay due attention to ihs, currents.
Every enc on beard the ships Is
indignant at the report that an army
plot named Green will take the fleet
through the dangerous pa of the
suhit to come, and it is pronounced
an absolute fabrication. Rear Admir-
al Evans believes his officers will
prove competent. as heretofore. The
voyage has fulfilled ihe predictions
made In The United States, thnt If the
weathir was fine for 4S hours after
leaving Hampton Roads 1t would be
fine all the way to Magellan St:ait.
After passing IS degrees latitude
alhatross often followed the feet. This
was accepted as sign CT good luck.
me torpedo iiotilla is expected to-
morrow. and will preceae the fleet
through the Strait.
The weather is cold. although It Is
The summer season. There nre oc-
casional fogs. and after the o7th
searchlights and whistles were Sc
Qnired. bu. the formation and speed
were not affected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
PERUVIAN euNBoAr FIRED ON
Many Of the Crew Wounded--Numer
Gus Arrests Made.

RIO JANEIRO. Feb. 3-The Peru
Wan gunboat Iquitos was fired upon
near lea, in the Gothue river. Many
OF the crew were wounded Fifty
Peruvians were arrested. :
Officers of the army have handed
;ihe mini9ter of war. General Fonseca,
note giving expression CT their ad-
hesicn to the military law.
In view OF the opposition to the
law, the sons of President Penna,
Prime Minister Rio Brano and other
ministers will participate in the man
ccvar as volunteers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started
to Use NeySk-o's Herpicide

Frederick MANUEL. Maryland block,
Butte. Montana. bought bottle OF New
bros Herplcide. April 0. 80. and began to
use II Tor entire badness The hair fol-
licles In his soap were not dead and in
70 days he had hair nil over his head.
On July he writes. "and today my hnir
Is as thick and iuxnrIant as any che
could wish" Ncwbro's Herpicide works
on an old principle and with a new dis
covery-deFtroy the cause and Won re-
move the effect. Herpiclde destroys tina
germ that causes dandrnn. falling hair
and finally badness. so that with the
cause gono the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling hair at once ana n new
growtl starts. Sold BY leading
aruggiAts. Send 10c. in stamps for sample
10 Ihc Herp!clde Co., Delroit. Mich
ALIENS DRUG STORE. spec!A.
AGENTS.
Two slzes--5oo ana $500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
NWeens SHORT q Coal.

me lre.X,Nt steamship Theodore
Weenls' ply rr,S7 between Baltimore and
yesie,Gav moyhlnAe rron, the latter
port to load buukeiN coal, Tho YES.
sci had hard bats.le AGAINST tho
storm Saturday and \sunday and ran
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Calendar for Today.
STEAMER UPLAND SAFE.
Vessel is at Southport. N. c., With
Bow Mashed.

The Swedish steamship Upland.
which ran down aud sank the schoon-
or Helen e. Taft OFF IIatteras last
Thursday, is safe. having put into
Southport. ~ c.. for repairs. The
ship has her how stove in.
The Upland is bound to this port for
bunker coal and is expected to come
here rs soon as ,he repairs are COM
fnleted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
The Prema,urc HarbInaer.

Thee Sill are biting winds % conc,
There still are fingers 10 be numb
WITH. bitter cold;
There still are billiards. with their
blows,
And still assorted lots of SHOWS
For days unroll,d.
We still husI to.e the coal about.
VIC still must clear the ashes out
Such times nos past;
There's cen Il lo,i more coal 20 buy.
We must renlenish our supply.
1t just won't las,.
Ths'e's stin time fog :ae germ of
grip
To make through as another trip
At our expense;
There's still time for the winter
bunch
OF charges orr poor wad to punch
All full OF dents.
AMI vet we find that Times con-
At our undoing. There's arrived.
Prelimin ~
To give hope downward shove.
In varied style assortments of
Spring millinery.
80. Indianapolis NSws.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04

IN response to question. did YOU
rec i've many petitions in behalf of
Judge Rhea," Governor Swanson re-
Piled; u have Away ignored petit
toirs in appointing man TO I'LL any
public Office. and have always relied
upon my personal knowledge of the
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04

Iurhan, England. Miners Asaoi-
altos has decided by $4,000 votes TO
1890 against 10 join Che National
Federation OF Miners CT Great mi
tain. Nearly 10000 membe;s alb
sh,ined from voting, the aggregate
being nearly 10000 members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Daughters Of confederacv.

At its regular meeting Mt the Young
Mems Christian Association at 1870
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, John w.
Daniel Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
federacy, will held it's annual election
OF officers. A program will be rem
derel after the husinees session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
short of fuel. She proceeded to Bal.
timore yesterday afternoon.
William Chisholm in DOCK.

The Seabcard transportation Com
panys steamer William Chisholm was
hauled out in DIS dock No. /, at the
shipyard. yesterday morning to have
slight repairs made 10 her huh. This
vessel has been undergoing extensive
repairs at the yard for several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Kineo Sails for Philadelphia.

The iive-masted schooner Knee,
Can'ain Patten. sailed Yesterday for
Philadelphia in tow OF the tug Som
mers y. Smith. The schooner will
load steel piping at Philadelphia for
New Orleans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Fine Statiorlery

Lends tore to yonr business and creates a
favorable impression. We make good impress
siona on stationery at prices consistent with
good work.
We carry the following well known
brands of paper
Bonds: Housatonio, Darlington, Danish,
Cambria, Carthage. Flat Writing: Windsor
ivanhoe, Palo Alto, and Riverside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04

u you suffer with ind eestlon. con-
stipauon, feel mean and cross, no
str myth or appetite. Your system Is
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong and
healthy. Csc. Tea or Tablets. ]. C,
GORSUCH & co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Monday, February 8, 1908.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Salybia tBr.) Golden. Be
lize--to Berwind- White Coal Compa-
ny for bunker coal.
Steamer Theodore Weems from
Charleston. S. C.-to smokeless Fuel
Company for bunker coal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
Sailed.

Steamers Salybia tBr) Golden, Lon
don; Theodore Weems fer Baltimore.
Schooner Kineo. Patten, PhladeI-
phia In tow OF tug Sommers y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
SHIPPING REPORT.
sunday, February 2, 1903.
Arrived.

Steamer Bay State. Sneidern. Bos-
tonic White Oak Coal Company in
ballast
Barge Baravia from Boston-to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-04
RApTKE GOING 70 RUSSIA.
Noted American Jockey to Seek iionora
on Foreign Soil.

Announcement ls made that Herman
Radtke, once the most successful
jockey OF his day-and that was not
more than two years ago-ls now SO
heavy that he obtains few mounts In
California. and he has accepted an or
fer to ride IN Russia in 1908. This
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
MAIL ROBBERY
 IS TOO REALISTIC

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
Classified Ads.

efl= Classified Ads Mutt De Patd .e
 Advance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
GIRL DRESSED AS
 MAN IS H0LDUP

TACOMA t=tHa H- t-s- .=flz-
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 Brown hrez H#aaza Hr a #a,-#- ea#assfea aHH ua# z.a. aa.a#a. sHaG a- fuH e-.f- rsa- Taa.#a #.ratd .s aa Haras. Fz aI4a# #a aH downtown district
 HrHH rHrf=-zz. er --zr- -. .a- T@Ha #adul# Hua .0aaH F. 4- ml- MT. successful H. aurl.asr ..as 2. 0fa.-- fa ma-r or rHa-s aa# admits raa. -6r 4rimHF participate in snue 1f fH.# NfHs mon. a.a#aaa- ue th. Ia-t ouf Wr,s- G.ror-,f -. .h~ rpftee tH1t fHrs H.rH aaat=HaaI H, 7ud 4ht9d dr#terra tH.tr---H+ 4H. pEae alt r.mHHe HrH- r=a.r=. seaf.rz= fHtrHt.. ra..s-r= Ha8a -I# a'aae -az- |. s4 #. fHa.. maa a# First a.enHa .a S#rl uH#a a.as- asa aaa caaleHeH ale fa else- aHn aHm mua.t he had
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
SIX cHILoeN IN ONE YEAR.

ANTAEl.s SIN brothers. horn
 t 'ae sam, muth. u the same eyar tipHr,d HtIs t1. a-lpui-hed mui- eg.laH.r.a- s,ts fp participate m IF. t.afHae If laf- for compulsory -srt Ir. In t.eaHas. THe ea~.. which '- u"ah1 if. most remarkable one aH a-e#a#. explained bE the fact IiHt t's mother 2.ye birth to two sets at HIats m .aa =ame >eae thc first =#t haH9 ha min IHuE and thc =-e- afra Hrm= .Hs following December
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
PROCLAMATION.

Saturday. Ma, @oth being MgmoftH Day the sane should h. fttineiy ab= served as holiday, and | request IHr all places of business close al uaau and that the citizens of Nome partir- pate in the exercises tu be HrId m c"mmemaratinn af those who s4er- feed their lives in the defense, ol i., Union
 Nome, Alaska May eg. tgnS.
 CONRAD BREEDING.
 Mayor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29

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 "t'e careful sud Howard
 "Au. daHH be ~kcersd. -aa t;a.T. fn.z. and h, Ihafeupau drew back a9H ft the maf daxcr g braN au thr Jaw aaisa humedaaIe iu Tim out ar commission When r aauf aaofa h, fauad Linn eH =ee=r.a f.jtH dust and 2 'urehb.ne r-Ia u laa had bold hfm ert Godfray H7d hssH taa realistic. ff Hah" matters aor-r. when h.. f~Ned his companions tef bie share ef tt'.. t..sst h,- ,"=- ts1t,rrp-=.i tiHst some h"dk had stolen II fram The hiding r'aee ".sfc II HaH bera cached after tHs guhhaft
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
ENJOYABLE EXCURSIONS.

rae Sunday excer~iens on tbc scW- afd rt'Hiasuia railroad have come to ha booked forward lu during this hue weather a= the most pleasant feature af lhr week. \ large crowd went out last Sunday and a much larger num- her will take advantage of tho op- provided irxt Sunday for rn- loving pheasant time along the brach lines a8d on the hillstdcs and tundra
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29

confessed tbr vhute business tp the inspectors.
 All three appeared trf-F. rammis- stuuyr Hrurock yesterday afternoon and waived eNaminatieH Postal In -Iaelar Gnvue and Assistant United Stat's Bistrief Nftar#et Mckinley conducted fhr prosecution
 Ths mail suck contained Slnn in reg I~iergd letters
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29

The Bank" Inc. has just received a wire from ,ts Seattle agent that there was shipped on the steamer cor~in Pa5st's Book Beer. Lemons. Oranges and Eggs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
LOST

STRIPED ribbon belt with military buckle Return Co Mrs. GrigSby. ENVELOPE containing mouey. bet Front street and sand Spit Reward Return tp Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
Go to the North Pole

sla,z weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29

Bakery for the hest bread and pastry The nnlv cofree house In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-29
WANTED.

.iuoD aomaa. eeoIs at the Kammerich.
 X camp oonk and baker. sober and willing wishes work Albert. %usget 1Hiep.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

been applied 70 different species Of cut
tie fIsh- with their eight long Eayy
srHEs. 10 q KIND Of shark- and also IN
cslifSrAiA 70 = graz NAAls- thf giant fish
best known as such Is technically tslls1
the great ray
The devil fish. CT great ray. Is fat
said TO be sonetimss thiFsy feet arresss
vita two srest supple arms OF head ffHs
shaped s0Ese<hst like an slsphsnTs ussks
prstr1diHg froD the fr02t q its head
Although many thrilling TALES Of sdvsR-
tuFe with 1his nsh have from time 90 ina
found Ihsir say ints pTinL there . not
yet O. Tec0r6 an authoritative report Of a
6sFH FISH having eaten = human being
~Fhs food 81 me devil nsh says DE-.
Ga. so far frOn being large animals
and ooezs1oAsliy 3 man OF 50 a. has beea
zIlsEea spssHrs % be ehady the sEsn
ersbL Ehrimpz AID other rHuErzosans and
ysunE or small fishes Whish swarm In
certain places near TIE EJFfses 81 ths
EassF. Rarely does ore ores On large
fishes
Ths 6egU FISHES are Inhabitants o. ssrH
water sass. and as . FUle d. nsl ven
tuFs frea ths shore very far cut or the
high seas once in awhile one i seen
as far north as New EsFk, - saothsr in
fha M-sditsrEnesn In Cniied States
waters they have b=ea more frequently r.
ported frcm South CsFshna and THE CUR
states and from Lower California The
often swim ir schoolE- or shnsls. sn5 have
: curious hsh- Of tuFHing s1usrssultE
near ths surface sometimes isapsHE as hiEh
a. ten fset out Of tire Eatsr and caurHins
the SEA into foam III tire dsyil nsh c1uld
I've and move in the ar. II their mode pi
progression. they would probably b said
10 ny. for . sgt q mhmArne niEht Is
really shat l. sceomnGishsd H Is ~ flaps
q the Ions WinE-liks fms uha1 lhsE speed
themselves along
A naturalist who observed lhs dsVD fiSkts
IN motion saws that he thought no more
dlsbenrsi creature could he imssu=d Thsg
rsEemblad hats and m follow
ing one another around in q circle raised
ths outer tip 81 one q Ire eng EIng-iLks
fE,s high out % ne water IN . Erscsful
curve. he Other being deeply EuhmerEad
ThsE night b seen nov gliding doEn Efil
q nyinE moiiaA q ths Wigs. E~Es=piaE
Erating ugEsrd wifh . twisting vsrtics
neusa msrveugus in ts peTfeet grace
nov they flashed white again black >.
that che wouls say they we're rolling OEei
and ever. turning somsrsaultE
While swimming along the tao ETezi
arms 90 fszlsrs 81 the 6svd nsh are whiret
aheut iH oenEtsHK molten like The tensaclzs
q A sguid- When thsSe tsnt1rles come y
contact with snything thFF cloz Upap Il
II Is generally believed that thts elssp1ng
Ailho1Eh al ttmzs dOins cansiderabie ksHH
- nshsFmsn Aad their bo4ts i largely su
t~0Enzte. and th4t upon The Shals The dssd
nsA i a thzia rather thAn a nghunl
animal
IL . hard 10 believe aaNsFer, thai a,
deFu nsh . alEnEs tiMid NAsn Il NaE BE,
EzgWn % vega a 4hiPs 4nehoEs ARd ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

Eth the vessel . league 70 two, and eUng
her Back against the ude 20 slmokt tie
same place. nor can the devil fish sen
orally bs sid 60 BE- 80 accommodating
SsvzrksisEz, running eff with vessels "a
ret az ihfEaQnent occurrence IN puHnectien
Nith the devil fish Ons case % o. record
where = sh1sl % tsvfl fist, sTeepiRg ~
~ ncod 6 approached 50 near the share
zs 10 come IN couuse1 wilh . water fsEee,
lhs fru posts 81 which they sslTed and
tnet &c tear up IN they lash=d the water
int fam with their POEe-ful wings
gt e q REGULARITY q the devil fish thai
instead q laying NAM thousands OF even
uil3ons &C eEgs i formally has only .
single y0Eng enc q; birth Il sppszrx how
ewes. uhs' 70 propeTiy ~rprocDcs tae species
Dr1y a single To1ng che is necessary. for
= rAhT 6evn f-sh. sometimes being as hnosa
as Hve feet ard weighing tEsaty ponds
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29
FIGHT WITH 4 DEVIL FISH
How Far the Real ThInE ComPsres
with The Terror of Sea
ROnamcfs1a

Scsnne oftsn gives esttIe 20 romance.
seElstimss Esrry-ng the PsctuEss Of fietSOu
and occasionally adding 70 uhelr interest
No more exciting 8 have been peunsd
than these Of Victor Hugo descriptive o.
tire fight Of SIIiiAtt with = deyil fist,
In ~rOiisrs OF the Sea and nov comes
: cold scientist OF the Smithsonian inau-
tuition with a devil fish story whieh ssiII
leaves te the Preach novelist the fidelity
q his description and a6d . chapter
Of his ewn- Dr. TheS4Ore GiM- associate
in Ee0logy in the Uni1ea States National
museum has made q study % the devil
fish Ohs Of ths NEST Interesting Of sea
creatures Rseut which very little is
kEeSn
Although the name devil hsh Ofsaa has