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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12
NEXT GENERATION TO FREEZE,
Prof. stslnmetE Says Fuel Supply win
De Problem for Coming Peobls.

frot' otclOWetA Gays Fucl supply VIII
De Problem for Coming Peobis.
New York.-Dr Charles Proteus
Stolnmetz. professor OF electrical on.
cheering at Union college In Science
tady. took look into the future In q
lecture the other afternoon az the
American Institute OF Electrical Engi.
ucors. Tie said a handicap against
electricity now Is It's high cost OF pro
duction
THE time will come" said Prof.
stelnmetE, when we viii have no
moro coal. and It is not far In tho ia.
ture Anthracite will not last long. and
many OF us who are here will be- alive
when the last Is gone. Many OF ms
will see the time whom there Is only
soft coal
Some OF you may see the tlmo
whom soft coal is exhausted, but prob.
ably not, Tor there Is a supply OF this
even IN Groenland's icy mountains.
But nevertheless We can see the end.
and when We approach a.. what are we
going 20 do 90 keep from freozlngg
That seems to DO the problem the next
generation viii have TO meet. and
maybe we ourselves
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12
WOULD REFORM THE MEN

girls Of tho younger society here. have
declared for q reform In mems man.
nora and have established a set OF
rules which they require Thorn 20 live
mp 10, the penalty being social ostra.
Clsm.
The first rule In that every young
man on meeting a girl acquaintance
In the street or a public place shall
li't his hat, removing Il entirely from
his head The poriunctory salute, as
II the young men were prlyatcs In the
army recognizing an oiilccr. win not
go with members OF the Leap Year
cub hereafter hut they atill 10 fur.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

Beardstown, Il.--Whno digglna
sand In the streets the other afternoon
TO be used In strengthening the leveos.
workmen uncovered 25 skeletons. The
presence OF the skeletons cannot at
this time be explained. but It 10 sup
posed the place was once an Indian
burial ground, The gruesome discov.
cry created excitement for awhile.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12
Might Miss Something.

Edyth-I told him there was no use
wasting his time. as I didn't intend
to marry him and that II he wrote TO
me would return his letters I'M
opened.
Mayme-oh you shouldn't have done
that, lie might have inclosed matinee
tickets in some OF them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

lshpeming, Mich-A large and cost.
ly pipe organ, which was the great
attraction at the Board OF Trade sa.
loon and palm garden az Huughton.
which has closed, has been bought by
the Grace Methodist church OF
lshpeming and installed 90 lbs organ
loft.
Sacred music win hcnceforth peal
from It's pipes instead OF ragtme seleo
tons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

The waltz ia celebrating It's centen.
AIRY this year Immortallzed by Lord
Byron. II has during the whole OF It's
existence taken precedence OF all other
ballroom dances. and Is It TO be doubt.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12
Mvacis. IND. GIRLS WILL DE
MANo GREATER DIFFERENCE.
Young Men Must Stand with Barred
Heads When Talking TO Them In
the Street Under Penalty Of
Social ostraelam.

Muncle, Ind Having reached the
conclusion that the young men of to.
day have become too lax IN showing
Difference 20 tho weaker sex, the Leap
Year club, composed Of a number Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

When Is a King Not a klnu1
That is a funny story coming from
Blarritz about the American lady"
who stolldly retained her seat hen
King Edward entered the Casino one
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12


OF a ~ y
on
made The entire Is made Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

The great trouble with some men
is that they can have self.respect with.
out half trying.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-12

PerUna Is NOT a HerVine nor o
I snmuiaHL II benefits fhe nerves (,
! by benchfinR digestion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
CASEY MADE REMARKABLE
SCORE AT RIFLE RANGE
Score Of 10I Out Of Possible 105
Made by Delaware Cap
tain.
(By Associated PIess).

CAMP PERRY. ONO, Aug Is
What is said to have been the most
extraordinary long range rifle shoot
ever seen in America was accomplish
ed today by Captain X. X. V. Casey. OF
the First Delaware. In the Leech and
Wimbledon cup matches. both of which
he won by record breaking scores In
the l.ccch match for the cup. present
ed by Captain Lecch. Of the lsish
team. which visited New York in 1874.
a match at 500. 900 and 1000 yards,
Casey scored l0i ont Of possible
lo5. In the Wimbledon 1000 yard
match this afternoon he scored 81
beating the match record Of 81 made
by Captain Richard, OF Ohio. in 1903.
Casey won the Wimbledon prize
here last year bv the score OF IS under
very unfavorable conditions. Today
the conditions were nearly perfect. In
the I.c"ch match private Minefvini. oil
the Fourth New Jersey was second
and Captain s. w. Wise. OF Massa
chusc,ts third.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
BRYAN IS GETTING READY
FOR CAMPAIGN SPEECHES
Will Deliver Addresses in Indianapo'
lis, Topeka and Elsewhere and
is Resting Up for the Trip.
lBy Associated Prcss.)

FAIRVEW, LINCOLN, NEE, Aug.
lS-Availing himself of the cool
weather, w. J. Bryan today, in anti
ciIatiOn of his ten days trip, which
begins Thursday next, devoted Il
large portion OF the day in Fastening
work on the speeches which he is
preparing for delivery at Indianapolis,
Tok"pa ana elsewhere. The Indian
apolis speech. which Will be devoted
TO the trusts is in type and Mr.. Bry'
an spent som" time revising L.
The surrender %: the charter OF
the Enid. Oklahoma National Bank.
ant it's REORGANIZATION under the state
law which provides for guaranty cE
deposits. furnished all opportunity
for the Democratic candidate 10 tri,
ticisc the Republican leaders of Con,
gress fer enac;iGc legislation making
it pO:sible for national banks in Ok
lahoma 10 operate under the state
law
Late in the afternoon politics was
laid aside AMI M Bryan went into
Lincoln, wnrrc he was pail bearer
ut the funeral II a friend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
DEMOCRATIC CONTRIBUTIONS
NOW AMOUNT TO $1,000
Proceeds Are From Subscriptions
Taken in by Various Democratic
Papers All Over the Country.
By Associated PressD.

FAIRVIEW'. LINCOLN. NEB.. Aug,
1S.-More than $500 mas been turned
into the Demo ratio national cam
fund up TO date III William J. Eryan' ;
political papers ~ the proceeds OF
subscriptions SrFt IN directly 20 it b.
individuals. ClU!l and newspapers.
This amount Goc~ not include any per
sonal contributions by Mr.. Bryan OF
receipts from III. publication of the
paper over and aHUys the running CN'
pcnscs. which the candidate for presi'
dent has promised to give 10 the ma
tionai campaign.
Five separal" igStalImca;s have been
son; b. Charl'~ ". Bryan TO treasurer
Haskell. a. fu'j'wS. August Il. -
items. $685.. July -. 10 items,
SlO5I: July -. Is lens. SsS".7o: An,
gus; = 81 item. Si577.S5: August II,
40 items. $.>" ~ This makes a
grand total o; -" H'ms, accounting Ia
81 G,s. g., Forwarded from Lincoln !"
The Drmocrarr rational tTcasurJ r
The Er an u' paper remit'anccs wiI!
IL. mad" after halarc" sheet has
bcrn made up Tor zach month. sh""
ing how IIg~n 80" profits Of the h" y
mes w'rr Tbs srai"mcnt for July
will SHORTLY l.. nHis h~d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
is FORMALLY NOTIFIED
EUGENE Y. Chafln ProhlbNionisl
Candidate Told Of Nomination.
a|s VICTORY not WITHOUT HOPE
Great Crowd at Notification Cere-
monies in Chica9o-Mr. Chaplin IS
Assured That the Prohibition
Ticket is not a ForIorn Hope.
by Associated PreSS).

CHICAGO. ILLS, Aug. 1S.-At tn:
Music Hall tonight in the presence
of large and enthusiastic audience
Eugene ". Chain. CT Chicago, &C
ceptei the nomination for the prcsi-
dency by the Prohibition party. Th@
address formally notifying him OF mis-
selection as the head o: the Frohlb'-
ton party was made by Professor
Charles Scanlon OF Pittsburg. cn be-
half OF the committee Oh notification
appointed a: the national convention
in Columbus, Ohio, July 16. Lead
ing members OF the party from seve-
raj states attended.
Charles X. Jones. chairman of the
national committee. called the meet
ing to order and announced the Sc
lection of Samuel Dickie. president
of Albion College. Albion, Mich. az
chairman.
Mr.. Dickie delivered a brief ad-
dress and then introduced Mr.. Scan
lon. He was greeted with applause
as he began his notifying address
"Yuo are not a$kea." said Mr..
Scanlon. turning 20 Nj. Chain. who
occupied ga; on the platform. !"
lead a ;orIurn hope. The final issue
Of this struggle is not nrW nor ever
has been in doubt. The principles
advocated by tho Prohibition parry
are as certain TO prevail as time Is to
continue
Mr.. Scanlon concluded amid an
o,rburst Of cheers When IL lad sub.
sized hc handed MIR Chain an Ella
bor atCIy crgrosscd cory Of the PRO-
bibit:on party platform adopted al
Columbus. Mir Chain made his
speech accepting the nomination.
Following Mr. Chaih's address @!
acceptance Clinton y. Howard. "i
Rochester. v. Y. spoke on the pro
hibii ion movement after which Felix
T. NcwhiTfcr treasurer "f ih" na'
iionaI committee aud Daa ArSh"cn
uuminCc for governor nj Illinois on
the prohibition ticket. made sr""ca,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
AHT,IlERYMAN JAILED
FOR SELLING COCAINE
John Sherlock Jailed and Woman Sum
moned TO Testify Against
Him.

John Sherlock. United States ar
till ryman stationed nj Fort HcnFo''.
was arrested IN Rockets yesterday
cvrEing ~ rairolman GidhIngs and
Iockcd M al III" polio" station on The
charge Uf selling c"cainc.
II Is aIlr="d that tn" soldier s"ld
''dnp." to Lizzie HOlmcS. FanHic BFy-
an, au,! Manic Carter. uoi1rious U"@ro
wGuJ"u Of Rorkrfis The wofnCI
havc b~Cr summoned io APPEAR iE IN"
pcIicC court 20 testify against Shcr-
Icck when h. Is arranged bof"r" Jas
fic~ Brown.
81. TIUck denies having sold any 80,
rainc 10 III" wGECE or Cs"n haVinF
had any ~ tn" dopc in his posses lou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

DECLARE THAT NEWSPAPERS
AWAKE PUBLIC CONSCIENCE
President Warner. Of Natiora. Editor
iaI Association, Also Says Paper
Trust is a Murderer.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. lS.-Thc
National Editorial Association heard
President Warmers annual address
today. He declared that i'll spite OF
frequent charges of corruption
against the press 1t was III" news
paper that first cried stop thief
ani was chiefly responsible" for III"
awakening of the public conscience.
Mr. Narnr severely a"raignrd the
sncallsd paper trust by forcing It's
pro iEct upon newspapers At its own
prices.
The paper trust Is a murderer AMI
not 4 hero said President Warner.
1t is criminal and its tendency is Ia
unt;"yvalUc human 'it"."
He urged an activ" strong effort
10 combat the organization.
"Rrlati3ns of the trade press "a
newspapers aud pr"motiv" publicity
was tho subject of al address, by J.
Newton Mind, president Of the Ma
tional League Of TRADE Associations
Mr. Mind held that trad" newspapers
have been the promoter OF our C"nn'
try'S industry
Newspapers aud Advertising,
was III" subject Of Il paper by John
Clay Oswald. of New York
The program this afternoon in
cluhc,i a number Of papers on NOR
or less technical subjects and includ
ed: The proposed new law au
thOriZing the consideration OF aiii
iavits in libel suits by Lincoln Pal
NOR. MANAGER OF tn" Newspaper As
ISOLATION Of New York: "SucCcssfCl
mot hods for conducting IN evening
daily" by T.. =. Hall. Of Jamestown
~ Y. and G. s. GrisWnld, of Data
via, y. y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Thaw Hearing on Labor Day.

PiTTSDURG. PA, Aug. 1S.-Mon'
dav. September 18th. LaDor Day has
hcen set for the first meeting of the
creditors OF Harry X. Thaw IN the
bankruptcy proceedings. A repre-
sentative of Stone and Company.
counsel for Thaw, called on Referee
Blair and the date for the meeting
was agreed upon. II Is said that
Th:m will he here at that time. At
this meeting q trustee Is TO be- Sc
lcctcd by the creditors. or In the
event Of their failure to do SO,
Referee Blair will appoint one. The
meeting Is to be held In Referee
Blairs Office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Billy Papke Defeats the Sailor.
,tsv ssaoclAt.,d fre2al

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-BillE Papkr.
the Illinois boxer maintained his rcpu-
tation as a fast fighter by getting the
hes, of Sailor Burke, OF this city in 4
rapid and very rough six ronnd bout
at the National Athletic Club here to-
night. No decision was given but
the Western fighter oatclasscd his cp-
poncnt almost at every stage of the
game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Eureka California Suffers $4,000
Damage By aesVy Shocks
nhtRvl DROPPED atR staff

(Ry Annotated Preaa.l

EUREKA. CAL. Aug. 1S.-ThTee
sharp earthquake shocks. which
Knocked down MHr' to- hunu.c
chimneys. shattered about forty plate
glass windows In the business portion
of Eureka. broke much crockery IN
the houses and sent many people
scurryinS from their beds into the
streets. occurred here early today
The damage reported so far Is esti-
mated at between $1,000 and $4,000.
The first and sharpest shock came
at 2:JS a. M. II was almost as Sc
we're as the one felt here on April
Is. 1906. At sos another slight shock
was experienced followed by third
At $50 O'Clock
The first shock caused practically
all the damage.
BESIDES shaking down many chin
news and breaking crOckery the ircm-
bic caused the sixteen foot statue oil
Minerva on the county cOur; house
grounds to drop her heavy stan
which crashed through the roof into
Suurricr Judge Hunts court room.
The walls of the court house were
cracked in several places but the
damage is not great.
The walls o; the Carnegie Library
erected five years ago al a cost o.
So .oo0 were slightly cracked.
Reports from tho Scasy Hanc"
near Frrshwaicr. six miles north al
Eureka state that the earthquake
caused a big fssure in the earth FOR
half q mic. A number ri chimbeys
.rrrc thrown down in that vicinity
The shock extended as far north a
Blue Lake. - miles from Eureka
whore some crockcry vas broken ana
iraIi a dozen chimneys Knocked down.
The shocks seem TO have sccn con
| huC,. 10 q small area and the vihra
lions were southwest 10 northeast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
aAv ENGAGE TuAW'S COUNSEL
Reported That Mrs. Hams VIII Drop
Her ~ VIII Toward Her husband
and Come Over to His Side During
the Trial-She is a Predominatin5
Figure.
(By Associated PressS

MEM YORK. Aug. ia FREEDOM
inaOiug figure in the Hains-Anhi"
thg,ds TO-DAY was Mrs. Claudia
Hains, the attraCtiv" young wife oi
Captain Peter c. Hams, Jr.. L. 5. A..
who on Saturday last shot and killed
William +. Annis. an advertising
manager at the Bayside club. while
his brother. +. Jenkins Hains, pre-
vented interference by hold n cro"u
at bay with his revolver.
What the attitude of Mrs. Hams
will be. is OF paramount interest and
impOrtance to the lawyer for the
Hams brothers and to the district
attorney.
Rumurs were rife today that Mrs
Hams will drop her hostile dclneah-
or toward her husband and will take
her place at his side when the time
comes. However. these reports
came from no authoritative source
and Mrs. Hains and her lawyers are
silent ~ to her plans.
Mrs. Hams, 1t is said has return
"a to her home In Massachusetts.
Her lawyer. Frederick l.. Norton. or
boston. who came here to advise her,
announced today that he will have
"a statement from her within day
or so but he will not intimate what
the statement will contain.
Captain Hams and his brother VIII
be represented by the best council
that can be procured. John F. Nc
Intyrc. former aSsistaEt district
attorney and one of the ablest law
yCrs praCticing at the criminal bar
was retained today ami 1t was SAID
| that an effort will be made to gel
Martin W. Littieton who defended
Harry X. Thaw. to join the defense.
MIR. Littlcton is now in Europe.
An evening newspaper quotes NJ,
lMcIntyrc as saving that insanity will
be the defense.
General Hams and his brother
Peter A. Hams. a lawyer of Boston
who it is believed. will be associated
with counsel for the defense. visited
the two prisoners in the Queens
county Jail today.
| They remained for some time In
| condensation with the young mer
| CAPTAIN Hams and his brother re-
! mlin calm and upon advice Of coun
sci refuse to make any statement re
| Sarding the tragedy.
Guard at Gen. Hams Home.
SANDY HOOK, \. J.. Aug IS
The comma I ding officer at Fort Han
cock stationed a guard today AT the
| quarters OF General p. c. Hams
!: father Of the Hams brothers who are
being held for killing William +. An
mis-. with orders to prevent unwel
come visitors from approaching toe
close. This is done TO prevent any
annoyance 20 the generals wife
Several attempts have been made e
obtain photographs o: Captain Hams
| children and this also will be pre-
tycntci.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
REPORTED DEAD
IN NORTH CAROLINA FIRE
Two Women and Three Children Lost
in Mountain Blaze According to
Greensboro Paper.
INV Associated Preesl.

GREENSBORO, \. G. Aug. IN
A special from Marshall, n. e., %
the Daily industrial News says:
Last night the home OF WOhora
Tweed, on Laurel mountain Was drS'
troyrd by fire ana his wife, Mrs
Tweed, their three children and MIS-
Murray Tweed were burnri TO death
and their bodies Crcmaied III the
flames. Mr. Tweed Was a, Marshall
attending court today when he heard
OF the tragic event and lG1t at once
for HIS farm. which is located L.
miles from here"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
ausE effective N TEL DlIs
Case is Not Finally Closed; u at Any
Time Newport News and Hampton
Can Demonstrate That Ten Cent
Fare 10 Excessive, Another Change
VIA Be Ordered. Z
Especial to The Daily Press.)

Especial to The Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 1S.-The
State Cooperation Commission this
afternoon granted the petition Of tho
Newport News 4 Old Point Railway
& Electric Company and the Hamp-
ton Roads Traction Company to In
crease fare between Newport News
AMI Hampton from five to ten cents.
the new schedule to be effective ten
days from date. The commission.
however. has not dismissed the case.
II 1t can, he shown at any time that
the figures produced by the petition
ers to sustain their request are In,
correct then the old fare will be re-
stored.
The petitioners were representa-
by Attorney 3. Gordon Cumming and
Samuel Register. The attorneys for
the opposition were O. ID. Bachelor
and J. A. Massie. Of Newport Newa:
E. E. Montague. Of Hampton. and W..
c. l.. Taliaferro. OF Elizabeth City
county. The case was practically won
by the petitioning companies when
it first came before the commission
several weeks ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
MANY MINERS ENToMsED.
Feared That Heavy Ioss u life Way
Result From Expo0Uro.
ire Associated pre1ND.
nv Associated PreseD.

WIGAN. ENG. Aug. 18.-Ah exps0
sion occurred today in the nayhoee
coal mine belonging to Messrs. Pesr.
son & Knowles. The head sesr SO
ventilating apparatus o! the mine vas
destroyed and about seventy Of TIE
miners are entombed. II ID fearea
that many have been killed. OuH
the smallest hope Is entcrtained q
saving the cntombcd miners. Ten
porary repairs TO the machinery esaet
cd rescue parties to descend into ne
adjacent workings. only 10 and tse1r
way blocked by xreckage and esses-
Three dead miners were found 80
orc terribly matiiased bot SIN snve
and sevcra! dead ponies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Beat His Own Record.
nv Associated PreSs).

POEGHkEEPSIE. n. Y. Aug IN
The feature oil the opening day Of
,,he Grand Circuit meeting al the
Hudson River Driving Park today
was the 1:lG pace in the frs, hea!
OF which the Eel went in 2:O2ll =. II"
thus bear the. track rae" record: his
own record and mace the fastest
mile paced in the grand circuit TIL"
wear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Fnemen Ole in Fire.

LONDON. ONT. Aug. lS.-Thrcc
fr,mru were kiIlrd and fourth vas
dangerously hurt tonight when the
foors Of a burning building fell on
them
Tho dad Fire Chief Lawrence
Clark. Fireman McQusiu. Fireman
Cprkbgrn. The frc broke oui in the
basement of wcstman's hardware
,irrc. Tho arcm~n IN the cciicr scrc
trying 80 ct n: the source 81 the
flames Shrn tho hrst and second
HoorS ~ the building crashed through
on them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Two Fined for Cutti~.

In tn" r,,licc c"uri yesterday morn
irg Pcrclia FdS ards. a n"Er" woman
WIS frcd SIZE for cutting Jarr"S
St"warf as" roIorcd tn" man va
fu~d SEQ fIT dis1rdrriy conduit
Robert RogcrE. crl"rcd. was fined 81"
and costs and giv"n three routh$ IN
Jail fu- cutting another negro named
EfNard Watkins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Establishes New Record.
.I,y Associated PrcsaD.
EMPIRE CITY TRACK. yoNxERs

FNPTRE CITY TRACK. YONKEKS.
y Y. Aug. fS.--A ncw worlds r"c"rd
for six furi"ugs for circular Tracks
was mafc At Empir~ CITY irark today
whoa Niinbuc. carrying L., p"Hnh-
vrn the fryi race IN I'll ;. tn"
time cIipg-rd two fThg 81 n F"c"nd on
tho old mark mad" Nv Ens~b"n "arrys
ing Ii. vouud5 NJ DcimTnt park a
couple Of years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Attorneys Return Home.

City Attorney J. D. MASsie, VINO
represented Newport News; Mr.. o.
ID. Bachelor. special counsel for the
Chamber of Commerce; Common.
wealth's Attorney w. c. L. Taitafea-
70. Of Elizabeth City county, and City
Attorney f. e. Montague, Of Hamp-
ton. who opposed, the increase, and
Mcssrs. z. NJ. Braxton and S. Gord0a
Cumming, counsel for the railways.
returned home last night.
MIR. Bachelor. especially, was dis.
appintcd at the outcome OF the hear
ing before the commission. He de-
clares that IL the commission had
compelled the companies to put their
records in evidence to show just
wha, business has been done an0
lust what money has been expend-
ed. the case might have presented
a different aspect. In his speech BE-
fore the commission Mr.. Batchetor
contended that the companies couA
make money upon their actual -
vestments with a I've cent fare.
Begins in Ten Days
The increase Of fares Will begin
ten days from yesterday. The fare
from here to Riverview Win Be ave
cents, and a second fare Win be CO..
iected for the trip from RivervicW
to Hampton on the line Of the New
port News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company, and on The
line of the Hampton Rosds Tractien
Company the second fare win be CO..
lected after passing q point On HsnR'
tor Roads opposite Riverview.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

SYDNEY. y. 3. W hns- -
wireless. Dispatch received here givey
The yosisicn IT the American, befue
ships "a IaftHude ~ dcRrees
minutes. south: toagifsde 10 -.
rs minutes cast . eisfence q ~
Diles from Sydsey.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news service Of the Asso-
eiated Press.