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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
NEWS w FROM i. SCANDINAVIA C
Principal Events That Have Trans
pired in the Old Countries
Within a Week or So. ~

The Copenhagen Dannebrog states
that complete agreement has been
arrived at with regard to the proposed
Scandinavian-American steamship line
and that lists for subscribing for
stocks will soon be issued in Sweden
and Norway. The new agreement Is
to take effect Jan. I, 1909.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
slavs May Own AeropIane.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 21-An effort
is being made here to sell the
Russian rights in the Wright
aeroplane to the Russian govern
ment for military purposes The
negotiations to this end are being
conducted by Mr.. Vincent, the repre-.
sentative in this city Of Hart O.; Berg,
the European business manager Of the
Wright brothers. H..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03
Nov. %, the king making big bag,
which included 70 pheasants and rs

Nov. %, the king making g big bag,
which included 70 pheasants and rs
rabbits. - - ~
Frosta and Far rural insurance COM
pany has been one of the cheapest In
Skane, the expenses to the insured be-
ing only about one dollar per $1,000
q year. But last year the losses were
SO heavy that he rates had to be
raised to $3.50 per $1,000. ~
Prof. Knut Wicksell at the univer-
sity of Lund gave lecture on "The
Throne, the Altar and the Money
Purse" in Stockholm, and his express
sions about religion we're so harsh
that he must face the courts on the
charge of having abused the liberty of
speech.
King Gustaf gave an audience to
c. R. Hanson Of Gothenburg, who
bought a sample Of hygienic COM
munion cup invented by Rev. C.. J.
Ljunggren of the American Episcopal
church, and the king listened atten-
lively to the explanations and finally
spoke approvingly of the invention.
At the request of the corps of en-
kineers of Boden the department Of
war has ordered a number of peculiar
sleds for carrying provisions and war
supplies during winter in the north
ern parts Of Sweden. The sleds are
called kicking hobs" (sparkstotting)
because the man running such a sled
moves it forward by kicking the
ground. ~
The accounts Of the Swedish sugar
refining company balance at $4,000
900. There was q clear profit of 81
SOC, 900 for the past year. About three
fourths of this amount was paid out
as dividends to the stockholders at the
rate Of per cent. The company Is
going to borrow over s., 100000 for
improvements, and this debt is to be
paid during the years 1918-1927.. swed-
ish banks are going to furnish the
money.
paris, Nov. 2s.--King Gustaf and
Queen Victoria Of Sweden, who spent
last week with King Edward at Wind
sor, arrived here yesterday on their
first state visit. They were welcomed
By President Fallieres, Premier Glenn
enceau and the other members OF the
cabinet. The party, escorted by cu1ras'
sters.. drove to the foreign office,
where apartments had been prepared
for the king and queen. Last evening
the king and queen diner privately
with the president at Elysee palace
They will leave here on Wednesday.
The Hogaras mining and manufao
turing company has discharged about
100 men On the ground that the com
pany will not run the risk Of accepting
large orders while the men are IN s. =
mood to quit work at any TINS.
q sawmill located ct Furndal sta
ton on the Dala & Helsingland rail
| way was destroyed by fire. The lu l
! ber yard was saved. The loss y y
- & s 81 9 's'''
The traffie on the state srailwaysS 9
sweden vas i tribe heavier = septsm
I ber this year than during the sana'
llonth last 800.
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SWEDEN !! l /.

Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf was =
years old Nov. q. - sss
The stockholm painters union has :
Withdrawn from the socialistic labor
ooiation. s.as ss53s
Cirkos Orlando. purely Swedish
circus, IS milking & tour o. Germany.
So. . s;issI; ,,G IS. 1s,k
comments and German coins.
sssss Kink GUSTAV of Sweden and Presi-
dont Talliere hunted On tn. historic
s1r4saIYa anahQn illet Ialee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-03

thoroly. This time the twelve VINO n
tended the first meeting did not even
show up, and their work va annullsd
by 81 votes.
gss war novel of 1906 has b1en writ
ton byH man named Gustayssn I5e
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DEN MARK.

A new farmers bank will be organ.
fzed in Denmark. No less than 9,127
different persons united in subscrib-
ing guarantee fund Of 81, 5000.
Half dozen Polanders entered the
house of a farmer named Bech in the
neighborhood Of Hottie, shot the farm
rer himself to death and wounded his
wife and finally tied her to q chair.
When this was done they went thru
the house and picked up what money
and valuables they could lay hold OF
and departed.
+ A remarkable case of apparent
death is reported from the city hos.
pital Of Copenhagen. A lady cut the
arteries on one Of her hands with the
intention Of committing suicide. She
was taken to the hospital and placed
on the surgeons table, but the men In
charge of the room told the physician
that he would not need to hurry be-
cause the woman had already bled to
death. When the physician finally
came into the room everything In
Dictated that the woman was dead. The
blood no longer flowed from the sew
cred arteries, the woman's body was
cold, and there were no signs OF
respiration or beating of the heart.
The physician set down to write the
death certificate. But something Ike
an Intuition, which seemed useless and
even ridiculous, made him change his
mind. and he tied sup the cash on the
Woman's hand and began to work her
body Whatever blood was left n
her was pressed back to the heart,
and the woman was brought back to
life after having been cold and APP
parently dead for more than an hour ll
There Is no reason why she should not
fully recover, and the loss OF 8: blood 1000
will be made good IN the course q
time. ..sz=s
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Weston Goes Is California.

Weston Goes 10 California.
Washington, Nov. q Mat. Gen.
John F. Weston, now ii command 81
the Philippine forces, has been az,
:. -.
California With headquarters Ct San
Francisco, vice Brig. Con. Brsd IA.
Smith who will 30 assigned @ other
duties. Nal. Gen. ". ]. Duvall VIII
2aueceed g tie fni ppins 20 5000 s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
PRESS NEWPORT NEWS, VA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25,

performance to the principals who ap-
pear In II.
Tho hats. shoes. clothing and prop.
erties used In iris at the Metro
politan, were imported from Japan at
n cost of $4,000.
Last season (lsO6.7). $1,000, ITO. 90
was taken in at the box ONCE of the
Metropolitan. and s75o,000 nj the
Manhattan.
This seasons subscriptions at the
is the largest sum ever subscribed in
the history OF the world to foster
opera.
Chorus singers average from -S25 to
$40 week. Some who have fine
voices and good repertoire are paid
even higher.
Because of the frequent indiaposi-
ton of singers. three separate casts
are frequently rehearsed for each
opera.
The Metropolitan has eight musical
directors, and the Manhattan three.
The following are the prices, paid
to famous artists for single perform.
ances:
Metropolitan-Caruso. $4,000: Frem.
stad. $1,000; Sembrich. $1,000; Eames,
$500, Farrar. $1,000; Cavalleri. ST..
200; aadski, $780,; Bonci, $1,000;
Campanari, $1,000; Scott. sl.OO: Cha
liapine, $500.
Manhattan-Melba. $4,000; Tetraz.
zini, $4,000; 6chumann- heinck. 81 800;
Garden, sl,750. Zenatello. $500;
Bassi. $1,000; Remand. $1,000: Sam
marco, $1,000: Dalmores, $500; Ger
ville-Reache, $7oO.-"Success Maya
zine"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
story Of pearls l.os, and Found.

Mrs, william d. Little and her hus-
band enjoyed Carmen" at the Man
haitian Opera House three weeks ago.
She %ore'an opera cloak and u $4,000
necklace. The string OF pearls was a
wedding gift from her husband. when
Mrs. Little and her husband were
leaving the theatre the necklace be-
came unlocked. In tho hurry TO
catch the train che thrust the pearls
into the pocket of the coat and forgot
hem. Next day tho cloak was given
to the maid. but when that young
woman tried 1t on 1t wouldn't 1T SO
she took the garment to Nine. Dok.
tor OF 6Sl Sixth avenue, who makes a
speciality OF buying Just such clothing
from rich folks and rich folks maids.
The cloak was tossed into q basket
and not examined for two weeks.
Then Nine. Doktor referred 10 her
books, located Mr.. Little. and the
pearls were returned. Nine. Doktor
would accept no reward for her hon.
esty.-New York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
5000 MILES TO FIND SON.
Trait Led Mother From New York to
Egypt.

Egypt.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24-After n chase
OF more than 5000 miles, which cul-
minated in finding her son, 10 years
old. who was about to cncamp in :ho
desert near Cairo. Egypt. Mrs Katl.
crime Coon. of Camden. g. c., arrived
today on tho Moltke. Of the Hamburg.
American Line. She came from tire
Mediterranean and brought her son
Philip with her. When he ran away
from a hotel in this city last Septom
Der, there were rumors of an nlope-
ment but today Mrs. Coon denied that
her son had sweetheart.
While spending the summer In this
city Mrs. Coon had planned journey
TO Egypt with friends in February
which was to include real camp near
the Pyramids. The idea was received
enthusiastically by Philip. but nc
chafed under the restraint, and one
morning was missed.
For a time, believing harm had be
fallen her son, the mother was almost
distracted until she remembered the
proposed trip to Egypt. Sho found he
had taken passage on a Hamburg
American Line steamer for the Mgdi
terranean and followed on the frs
fast liner.
She arrived at Alexandria, founc
| traces OF her son and soon located him
In a comfortable hotel in Cairo. no
i quite yet ready to try the hot sands
of the desert. Upon arrival of theil
friends. who started earlier, tho en-
| campment was engaged as planned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
Baltimore Markets.
tBy Associated Press,

BALTIMORE, MD, jan. 24-Flour
Dull. unchanged.
Wheat-Wesk; spot contract l0o%
do red Western 1924 @Ios; South
ern on grade 97AG1o0A.
Corn-Easier; old spot mixed esqs
on; new do do 627s@6S: old
white ds%@h; new Southern white
59@63.
oats-ouiet; No, Q mixed Ga.
Rye-Easier; No. Q Western ex-
port 90981.
Butter--Firm. unchanged: fancy
imitation 2i925; do creamery s2@3S;
do ladle 22@2a; store packed 16G
Is.
Bggs-Steady. 2362i.
Oheesc-F'irm. unchanged; larsS
14M; flats Az; small 14H.
s,tgar--Unchnnged; coarse gram
lated $40; fine $40.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
Saaegg
of the Personal Property
OF sR1e Jamestown Elk
position Company


Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia we Will
proceed TO sell, at public auction, on
the premises. commencing TUESDAY,
February 4th. 1908, at II o'clock a. M,
and TO continue from day to day until
the sale is completed, the personal
property of the Jamestown Exposition,
Company consisting In part Of
3 large quantity OF lumber and
building material. 100000 feet
of two-inch decking on the War
Path. tent floors and camp fix
lures, cots. matteresses. blankets, bed.
ding, office furniture. desks, typewrit-
era druggets, rugs. bookcases. filing
cabinets, fireproof safes. police motor
launches. shoyels. spades. hoes, street
sweepers. wagons. road shaper. sprink-
ling wagon, harness and various other
articles too numerous TO mention.
We will also have for sale, private
~, at Its appraised valuation, on and
after january 3Oth. 1908, large guam
tity OF Insulated copper wire AMI
cable. electrical fixtures, FIRE extln.
guishers and plumbing fixtures.
TERMS--CASH.
The Exposition Grounds will be
open to the public during the hours
In which this sale "a being conducted.
ALYAH II. MARTIN,
WM. NJ. GDDDES. ~
l'2o'tds, Receivers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
PUBLIC FREE NIGHT SCHOOLS.

Public night schools for boys and
girls between the ages of IL and 20
years will be opened Friday, January
81 lat 1880 p. m. Those desiring to
enroll in these schools should present
themselves for enrolment and clasi
fication at the North End school
building, on 46th street, and Mt the
Twenty-eighth street school building.
between Marshall and Wickham ave.
nues, at the above mentioned time.
WILLIAM C. MORTON.
Superintendent City Public Schools.
1.24-7t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

The second half term of the session
1907.19GS Will begin Friday, January
81.
On that day at 10 O'CLOCK pupils
desiring admittance to the schools
should present themselves for enroll.
ment at the various buildings.
PUPILS MUST BE AT LEAST
eEvEN ~ YEARS OF AGE, MUST
SHOW SUCCESSFUL VAGINA.
rloN, AND MUST BE AccoMPAN.
led aY THEIR PARENTS OR
GUARDIANS.
The Principals. and Teachers will be
at their respective schools FRIDAY,
FROM 10 TO 8 O'CLOCK for the es-
pecial purpose OF enrolling and classi.
flying tho pupils. Monday the regular
work OF the term begins. Enrollmen.
and classification should therefore be
made on Friday.
WILLIAM G. MORTON,
Superintendent City Public Schools.
1-19-11t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
Rsllersd Il viii bs Several Weeks
Before Charges Are Approved
or LlsappFOVsd,
.llaRES OF more WITNESSES GIVEN
It's the intention of the Legislature
to Make the Investigation of the
Past Conduct of Judge Rhea Most
Thoroush-AntI- Sunday Excursion
Bill Meeting With Opposition.
Especial TO The Daily prepa. }

Especial To The Daily Presa.)
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. Ex-senator
Noel gave in the following additional
list of witnesses whom no desires
Summoned.
Y. A. Stone. Bristol; NJ G. Clark
Houaker; D. S. Ashworth, Bristol;
tl'dge Nj. u. Wood Bristol, w. L
nennin, Grundy; l.. p. Summers. Alb
trgdon; Munsey Slack, Bristol: @
~. Soodell. Eristol j. +. Built, Big
sstone Gap; II. @. Carlco. Coeburn;
~ ". Watkins. Grundy
The Bristol witnesses VINO have
oeen summoned to Richmond to tes-
uty In the Legislative Investigation
81 Judge Rhea's record, arc all ready
20 obey the summons but none OF
ever.
w. Hammitt, who ia summoned
ny Noel as Witness against Judge
THEA, Ia Republican. and a stronr
srpporter or tho Siemp regime, though
re was one of Rhea's supporters in
sae congressional campaigns.
so far as is known, the. bribery
charge In connection with the Jordor
murder cnse has never been openly
made here on the stump, though Il
iyas once intImated by Charles II
sack. q policioal enemy, in n news,
paner editorial. This camo noar re-
rlitI,g In duck and Slack retract
Cd frllv,
judge fthea's friends say that he
cen establish clear record MANY
etsnnerance people are agalnat him
TetnEaleng of politics, however, be-
cause OF the stand no took In the re-
cont locsl option contest In openly
lesdrnT the whiskey forces.
Tiidge Rhea is a prominent church
nan Of Bristol. anfofIlcer In the Cen.
tral Presbyterian church. a regulRr
attendant. and faithful Sunday
school worker. aud has hcen for years
VIII Create Grave Doubt.
n is n-elttv safe 10 say that there Is
sot n singlo Republican In the lcgis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
RunnIna No Risk.

WHAT" asks the maiden aunt. Go
Ing to marry that Mr. Newwun? Why
you hardly know the man. Imogene
In tho few days You have been &C
quainted with him you cannot posai
bly, have learned anything of his fam.
lily or antecedents or habits or Dor
sonal circumstances"
That is true. Aunt Keturah. But
you have always told mo that no won
an who knows anything about q man
Will marry him" --"Success Magazine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
COST OF GRAND OPERA
Salaries of Leading Artists
and the Costumes Aggre-
gate an Enormous Total.

Here are a few facts and figures
which Will show the stupendous out
lay for the necessities OF modern
grand opera: fc
Over 500 costumes are required for
an opera like Aida"
Charpentler'a Louise" Is tho most
expensive OF all operas to produce. 1t
contains twenty.four principal parts.
Mr. Hamnierstein pays $500 at each
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

We do sill kinds OF commercial
printing. and at prices that are con.
sistent with good work. Small orders
given the same careful attention as
the large ones. Promptnssa Ia enc
OF our cnaracteristice. WARWICK
ERnNT1NG CO.. INC. lo20-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
Money Market.
Day Aesociated preaa. !

IbJ ABdOCI0teU FTGBB,T
NEW YORK; Jan. t24-Close: Prime
mercantile paper 6 to 85s per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. With actual
business In bankers' bills ct 4S7 .053
10 for demand and at 4SsT0@75 for
so; day bills. Commercial bills 4S3sa.
Bar silver 55ss. Mexican dollars AZ.
Government; bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular. Money on call TX
OF per cont, ruling rate 9. closing
bid In offered Mt 9. Time loans
easy. GO days as. 90 days Az. six
months AS To AK per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the FRANKLIN PRINT
ING COMPANY, will be held in the
company's Office, No. 227 Twenty.iifth
street, at 1900 o'clock noon, on
Thursday. February 6, 1908, for tho
election OF officers and the transaction
OF such other business as may prop
egly como before tho meeting.
w. LIVELY TABB, Secretary.
1-21-15t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
BIow az MaoarInes.

What shall We do with our ex-
prestdents?" inquired one sollcitous
citizen. Ought We not 10 provide
generous incomes and 1ecure positions
for them?"
Perhaps" repIied the other, ebut
1t would be a; serioua blow 10 lItors.
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Security Trust and
Savingh Bank for election of directors.
Will be held at the First National
Bank. of Newport News, Tuesday
February 4. 1908 at 1890 p. IN.
J. w. AYLER, Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

It fills tho arteries with rich, red
piood' makes now flesh, and healthy
men. women and children. Nothing
can take its place: no remedy has
aone so much good as HOLSTERS
ROCKY Mountain Tea. 35c, Tea or
Tableta. ]. C. Gorsuch G Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
NOTICE.

The Board of Directors of THE JEFF
PERSON BANK of Newport News,
Va. have declared semi-annual diyl.
dend OF three per cent. on the capital
stock OF the bank, payable February
LIST, 1908.
G. FRANKLIN LEM. Cashier.
1-11-15t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

m S..a tt Closing bid.
Adams Express 166
Amalgama.ed C,rrer ........ lsm
Ar erlcan Car q Foundry -. 2e,A
dc pfd &
American Cotton OH ......... 3g.s
do pfd so
American Express ...... 1870
American Hide & Leather pti l4
American Ice .........,...... 1919
American Linseed OIL ........ az
do pfd ................. 81
American Locomotive ...... s6h
40 pfd ................. 1914
American Smelling G Refining 63b
do pfd Observation-Disclosures. COX
American Sugar Refining 49,. 111A
American Tobacco. pfd.. ceritf. 10
Anaconda Mining ........... Six
Atchiaon ....t....... 71M
Atlantic Coast Line ......... 90
Baltimore Il Ohio ..,...... ssh
do pfd SO
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 49,. 4SM
Canadian Pacific .......i..... 1881
Central of New Jersey ....... 174
Chesapeake & Ohio ...... 29M
Chicago Gree. Western ..... 6ls
Chicago & Northwestern 49,. 1853
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul 111M
Chicago Terminal g. Transit :. 8
do pfd IL
Chicago. C. C.. & ST. Louis 49,. 56,a
Colorado Fuel 6 Iron ....... lex
Colorado B Southern .,...... 241s
DO let pfd Observation-Disclosures. 6l%
do I'd pfd -...........,.. AN
Consolidated Gas ..........-. 90
Corn Products .............. 1871
do pfd ca
Delaware & Hudson ......... l51N
Delaware, I.ackaawnna & West ATS
Denver 6 Rio Grande ........ 90
do pfd TT
Distillers' Securities ......... 31ss
Erle ..'...........i..,. 10
Go list pfd .............. 3D.. BIZ
DO I'd pfd .................. 20@
General Electric l1y
lllinois Central .............s 12Y
International Paper 49,
no ptd ..,........... ...... 60
International Pump .......... 17R
DO pfd .......I.......... 67H
Iowa Central .... 1e
DO pfd .................'.., 29E
Kansas City Southern ...... 21M
do pfd .............. 50
Louisville & Nashville ...... es%
Mexican Central ............. lo
Minneapolis & st. Louis 800. 20
Mimi, st. Paul & Eauit Ste NJ SO
DO pfd ..-....... 100
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
MARKET WAS STAGHANI
Stock Exchange Almost Deserted
Because Of Very Bad Weather.
ANOTHER BIG GAIN HADE IN Cash
sanka Have s,5.oooooo More Than
Thoy Had . Week Ago. Despite
Largo Paymonts Made to the Fed.
eral rroasury-closlns Quotations.
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK;. Jan. 24-The extreme
dullness approaching 1T times stag
nation Of the days stock market, was
partly attributed to the Indictment
weather which diminished the attend
ance at the Stock Exchange to q no.
table extent. Tho return flow of
money to banking reserves evidently
goes on in an undiminshed tide.
The known movements OF money
for the week according TO the state
nent OF the most Trustworthy auth
critics, indicates q gain In cash OF
about $l5000,000. Tho action of the
money market gives abundant EVIL
dence that last autumn 100000 0t
OF bold imports, and s45,000.00O OF
bank note expansion are now leaving
thoir resulta OF pIethorlc conditions
In tho money market with tho turn
Ing back of tho sums then driven into
boarding by the panic
Money continued 10 press on the
| market for call loans on account OF
both the local and out of town banks
today, and no better rate than two
per cent. could be procured for It..
Rates for time loans also continued
to ylold and the demand for mer-
camille paper to broaden. The with
drawal of treasury deposits from the
'ew York banks has begun without
checking tho downward tendency oil
money rates and some outward move
ment OF gold Is believed likely to
result notwithstanding tho declining
interest rates for money abroad
Speculative operations OF the larger
class are on an insignificant scale
| Two events, which are supposed tc
be awaited as necessary prelimlnar-
les TO any new speculative stand ore
| the quarterly report OF tho United
states Steel corporation next Tues-
day and tho complexion OF the pro-
poned prosecution by tho government
against the Hartman railroad mer-
ger.
Reports Of the intended cutting II
half of the leather output for the
coming year and rumors OF ono OIL
| two minor business embarrassment
We're lectures in tho days market
Ono OF the downward fluctuations o.
prices was In progress when the mar
kite closed. Bonds were irregular.
Total salos, par yalue. ss,504. 900
niuted States bonds woro unchanged
on call. Total sales OF stocks today
b2S.500 shares, including: Copper 49,
900; Smelling 4o.1o0, pfd 600; Sugar
1900; Tobacco 100; Chesapeake 6
Ohio 500; Norfolk 81 Western 100;
Reading $4,000; Southern Railway
1,l0o; nuion Pacific $500. United
States Steel 50l0O, Northern Pacific
26,1oo; Sloss Sheffield 100,
| s. Cloa,nr MD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

WANTED.

WANTED-PosITIoN BY EXPER.
fenced book-keeper. Can furnish
references II desired. Address J..
w. p. Box 302. Newport News. Va.
1-22-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

WANTED - TO SELL ON EAol
terms large desirable residence near
center of the city between West
and Washington Avenues. Address
OWNER. Box 1872. 1-14-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25
Surei

What viii happen when women
rAmong other things. / presume
father-in.law jokes Will come into
style. Courier-Journal.