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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-07
Come IN From Work.

George HUM, James Fisk and VIII
liam Wiley returned to Lowell yester-
day fTsm the Hamburg property,
where they have been working several
months.
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lakes paaltIsn.

Takes pasitisn-
Mss. Il B. Behan has accepted
peruanelt position with Bisbee Light
and Peves Company.
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Wire Anneunees illness,
Mrs. William Farrell, of Johnson ad-
dition, has gone to Portland. Ore, In
response TO a telegram announcing
that her sister is seriously III.
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Use Globe Mills Flour. made close to
home in FL Paso. Quality unexcelled
Let's keep our money IN the southwest.
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peIi~1eS BY Murine Eye Remedy. Tn
Elnfno For Your Eye Troubles. You
Wm Like Murine, II Soothes. SOC Al
Your Druggists. Write For Eye Bcoite
Fsaa. Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago
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Special Sale on all trimmed hats
at Mrs. o. c. Booths, ia Opera Drive
zee
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we. the under
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sss~Gl sale on all trimmed hats
at tsA o. o. Booths. ia Opera Drive
use
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MIscELLAN Eous

SECONDHAND furnuure bought an
sold. Sewing machines for rent
Brooks Cooper Furniture Co, o. x
street
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AMENOMENTs 30 rAE ARrIcLgs
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sEALsHIPT OYSTERS AT Tov.
REA's.
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Bargains In Millinery at Mrs. o. C.
Booths, ia Opera Drive. 2eo
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OF INCORPORATION OF THE
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST
COMPANY.
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FOR IMPAIRED NERVE FORCE
TAKE HoRsFoRps ACID PHos

1t quiets and strengthens the nerves.
relieves exhaustion. headache and ina
paired digestion.
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FOR sALE-Howard watches. MARI
P John, Lowell. 2ss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
again in the morning.

again In the morning.
SYDNEY. n. o.. Sept. Coon.
mander Robert +. Peary will not
make his entry into Sydney until
tomorrow. The Arctic ship Roosevelt
anchored OF St. Pauls Island today
when the explorer found he could not
reach port before nightfall This is
about 65 miles north OF Sydney.
Business Suspended.
The tug c. NJ. Winch. gaily deco
rated with flags, will convey the OFF,
cial welcoming party down the bay
at an early hour. This party includes
the mayor OF Sydney. Wallace Rich
ardson. the heads of the city depart
ments and other prominent officials.
Didn't Say Cook Was Dead.
Commander Peary has given empha-
tic denial to the assertion credited TO
DIR. Cook that he told the Eskimos at
Annatook that DR.. Cook was dead and
that no consequently would take pos
session Of the supplies left there by
Cook.
AS nearly as can be ascertained
from members OF the Roosevelt's crew
the house built by DR. Cook and An
natook and left Ia charge OF Rudolph
Francke. was found unoccupied when
the Roosevelt arrived.
Francke was away trying 20 get
passage home. DR.. Cooks house had
been empty for several weeks and
the supplies therein were being pill
fered. Francke sought permission to
go to the United States on the Peary
auxiliary ship Erik. This was grant
cd him and he turned over an inven-
tory Of the supplies in DR.. Cooks
house. Boatswain Murphy was then
placed in charge of the house and its
contents. He says he found that
many packages had been broken open
and their contents partially or total
ly removed.
When DR. Cook returned to Anna
took he complained about the occu-
patton of the house and its removal 10
a new position Murphy says he ex-
planned the situation fully TO Dr.
Cook. who appeared satisfied and II
was agreed that the house should be
occupied jointly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
NO HOPE FOR RECOVERY
OF GOVERNOR JOHNSON
Of Death-only Question Of Hours
Before the End.

ROCHESTER,, MINI. Sept z0.--f
a. m.-After night of utter lack of
hope Governor Johnson. OF Minnesota.
lies at this hour near death. The
latest statement concerning his con-
dition same from DR. W. J. Mayo at IL
O'Clock. The doctor said then there
was no hope and that in an hour the
governor wculd probably be dead.
The governor was not unconscious
at that time and complained of be-
ing uncomfortable. He was COM
scious ali night and evidently realizes
that the end is near
Mrs. Johnson Is with him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
Great Ships Of War are Cruising h
Double Formation, Bound For
New York.
BATTlEsHIp LOUISIANA LEFT BEHIND
starboard Anchor Of Vessel Is at Bot
tom Of Hampton Roads and Divers
Are Searching for It-Montana and
Dixie Also still OF Old Point
Splendid Marine Spectacle.

Leaving behind the battleship Louis
lana. which lost her starboard anchor
In attempting TO raise the hook: the
cruiser Montana, which will go to
Lewes. Del. tomorrow and the anxii-
larry cruiser Dixie. the remainder Of
the warships Of the Atlantic feet left
Hampton Roads for New York at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
When the warships passed out the
capes. with the flagship Connecticut
leading, they ran into sin north
easter. which caused the lighter
draught ships to roll somewhat, bat
did not interfere with their head
way.
Cruising In single column from the
roadstead until they reached the open
sea. the giant ships presented spIen-
did marine spectacle. When sufficient
ly far of the coast. they turned their
prows northward and swung into
double column formation. which they
will maintain until their arrival at
the naval anchorage of Tompkins-
vile, Staten Island. where they will
remain until Saturday. when they win
participate in the marine pageant
celebration.
The loss OF the anchor delayed the
Louisiana all yesterday afternoon ara
up until late last night. efforts 81 div
ers 10 recover ii had proved futile.
The Louisiana win leave for New
York early tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
ported that the roaring OF the water
could be heard for n long distance.
Havoc at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept. 90
Blowing steadily all day at a velocity
between so and co miles an hour. the
wind this afternoon increased to hur
ricane velocity and indications are
that il viii still increase during the
night Shortly before dark the wealth
er bureau displayed the hurricane
signals and vessels in the bay hCr-
ried to a cove for shelter Ocean GO
ing steamships anchored in the bay
put cut extra anchors. Shipping at
the navy yard and Fort Barrancas
came up the bay and sought shelter
in n cove.
The ship Romenoff. moored at Per
ditoo wharf, toppled over on the wharf
and is in precarious condition.
Several barges loaded with lumber
lost their cargos and two We're sunk
near the western beach. Small boats
all along the beach have been swamp
ed and pounded to pieces. Long RATS
OF timber have been carried from stor-
age booms and are adrift in the bay,
Shore Residents Seek Hotels.
Residents of Woolsey and Warning
ton and all along the bay shore west
of the city came up to the city late
this afternoon and tonight on cars and
are housed in the hotels and with
friends. leaving their homes to the
mercy of the elements.
The tide is higher than known for
many years. Reports are that the
seas are breaking continually over
Santa Rosa Island, but all those who
were at the summer hotel there have
been brought to the city
No loss of life has been reported.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
ACTIVE DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
Chairman EiIyson Pleased With Out
Iook-Everybody Wants TO Hear
Senator Daniel.

RICHMOND. VA. Sept 20-State
Chairman Ellyson is in his Of
flee today having returned from a
conference OF leaders of the party in
the Ninth district on Saturday. AT
that conference matters pertaining 10
the CAMPAIGN were discussed and ar
engagements made for an active speak
ing campaign in that section were
considered.
Mr.. Ellyson said today that the
situation at this time looks most en-
couraglng to him and that he sees no
evidence OF any trouble in any part
of the State He is delighted to find
that the feeling engendered by the
primary OF last month has about dis
appeared, and he believes that the
majority for the ticket this fall will
be about the usual proportions.
Judge r. T. Duke, Jr. of Char
lottesville. has written Mr. Ellyson
that he is ready to take the stump
Just as soon as his physician will say
that he is in condition to make
speeches. and that he expects to be
ready within a week or ten DAYS to do
what he can to bring success to the
banner of his party.
Mr. Eliyson said today that Mr..
Harry St. George Tucker will make n
speech next Tuesday. but the point
of the speaking will not be announced
before tomorrow.
Chairman Ellyson said today that
the governor will get into the cam
Iaign in a short while. but thus far
he has not decided at what point in
the state he shall make his initial
speech. The governor has been 60
ing over the speeches OF the Repub-
licans that have so far appeared on
the stump. and when he opens up he
will have some things to say 10 the
people that will produce a sensation.
Following the announcement that
Senator Daniel will go on the stump
and make a series of speeches this
fan. the chairman is receiving letters
and kilograms from all parts OF the
State asking that the senator be as
signed TO several sections. If all the
demands for the senator were com
piled with the campaign would have
10 be extended for several months in
order to oblige the voters OF the State
and to give them chance to hear
him. I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
WIRES DOWN; TRACKS WASHED AWAY
Water Washes Over Wharf at Mo-
bile-Measre Reports From Various
Cities Tell Of Destruction In Path OF
Tropical Storm - Communication
Cut Of For Hours.
Try Associated Press


NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept. 20
After attaining a velocity of 60 miles
an hour at New Orleans at o'clock
tonight the western Indian hurricane
which struck the Mississippi gull
coast had been reduced at O late
hour tonight in its intensity. 1t LEFT
in its wake four dead at New Orleans
and perhaps others along the gulf
coast. though no definite advices OF
mortality in other sections have been
received here. The property loss III
New Orleans will exceed 100000.
At late hour tonight the tracks
Of the Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road, which have been inundated
some twenty miles east of New Or
leans have not been fully repaired.
Ii is presumed. however. that the
trains of this road will run into New
Orleans by tomorrow.
The list Of dead at New Orleans:
VICTOR PUJOL, street railway in
spector, killed by 1--we wire.
JAMES GARRETSON, forenoon
street railway company. killed by live
WIRE
CHARLES SCHULTZE. killed by
falling smoestack at Louisiana Brew
cry.
JOHN ARENDS, killed by live wire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
CRAZY NEGRO WOMAN
Calls UPON GOVERNOR
Informs Executive That She Had
Been Told He Had Five Thousand
Dollars For Her.

toHtCldI W the Ddi.y IicSSJ.
RICHMOND. VA, Sept. 20.-An I'M
successful attempt was made this
morning by an insane colored woman
to extract the ,sum of $1,000 from
Governor Swanson. The woman call
ed at the governors Office in the capt.
tol and requested the executives
signature to four checks for 81 ,25G
each. She said that she had been
told at her home in Philadelphia that
this amount was in the hands Of the
governor of Virginia for her benefit.
and that this information had been
ccrroborated by parties whom she
saw on the train.
The woman declared she had pawn
ed her watch to get the means to
come to Richmond.
When the governor declined TO ad-
mi his liability or to affix his sigma
ture 10 the checks. the woman show
ed no disposition to offer violence, but
left the Office, remaining in the capitol
corridors for some time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
GEORGE eAwo STILL vNseATeN
Grand circUi, PAGER wins Board Of
Trade Stake.

COLUMBUS. OHIO Sept. 20
George Gano. a PAGER that has not
been beaten on the Grand Circuit this
year. showed himself superior TO any
rival in the field q the Board Of Trade
stake starters and Won in straight
heats.
The Bo'sgn. first choice for the
Hotel Hartman pacing stake. made a
fight for the FIRST heat. but was unable
10 win H. Tie had more speed IN the
second mile and won handily IN 2:o5 \
10 keep clear Of Ann2bai lee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

SYDNEY. y s. Sept ze-The
Roosevelt is working her way slowly
down the Cape Breton coast tonight
and Commander Robert =. Peary viii
resch here in the morning. The
Rec evsii anchored on St Psuis Is
land sn day and AZ $40 o'clock to-
night F-ocrc-cd on her way 70 sgd
ney.
The steam yacht Sheelah. owned
BY James Ross. president Of the d.
minicn Coal Company. With Mrs
Peary. Miss Marie Peary snd little
Robert =. Pcary. Sr.. vent nearly 20
81. PauIs Island. but dif not sight
the Roosevelt. and returned here az
ter II o'clock tonight.
The Skcclah VII 80 down the bay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

New York Times Story Says sesmsR
Lost Their Lives In Hampton Roads
Friday Mart

A wireless message printed in the
New York Times of Sunday had it
that two men from the Atlantic fleet
were killed in Hampton Roads Friday
night One Of the victims was from
New York and the other from New
Jersey.
The report said that a seaman on
the battseship virginia was knocked
into the Reads by a coal crane and
drowned. while another from the New
Jersey was crushed TO death In the
machinery CT the ship.
II such accidents occurred the au-
thorities on the ships did not make
them public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
EBY CONVICTED OF
kTTEMPT 10 BlACKMAI
eurkevilIe Mayor. Who Demanded
$4,000 From Railroad President,
Found Guilty.
(By Associated FressJ.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Sept 20
Abraham Eby. the mayor OF Burke
vile. Va. who wrote to President
NcCrea Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
that unless he was paid the sum Of
$4,000 he would blow up the proper
~ Of the Norfolk & Western Railroad.
was convicted by jury in the United
States court here today OF using the
mail to attempt biackmaiI.
Sentence vas. deferred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
Judge Kelly SustaIns Results Of
Local Option Election.
WILL ISSUE LICENSES TOMORROW
Motion to Suspend Courts Order
Pending Appeal to Supreme Court
Promptly observation-disclosures Men
All Ready to Open For Business.

BRISTOL, Sept 20.-Judge Kelly,
Of the Corporation Court OF Bristol,
handed down his opinion in the local
option election contest here at 1890
o'clock this morning.
He sustained the RESULT of the cleo
ton in favor of licensed saloons and
viii issue licenses to applicants Wed
nesday.
The only question involved in the
decision was that of the alleged non
residence of certain voters The
court held that these men had a right
to vote, no matter in which State
they might dwell, inasmuch as they
had once acquired the right OF citi-
zenship and had never declared any
intention of abandoning it.
The court found a few Illegal votes,
but they were not sufficient to change
the result.
Going to Supreme Court
Counsel for the ~drys" made a mo-
ton to suspend the courts order.
pending an appeal to the Supreme
Court. but this the court promptly
denied
Much interest was manifested in
the disposition that Judge Kelly would
make OF the contest. as il had already
attracted more attention than the
spectacular campaign preceding the
local option election Of July $. In
which Bristol voted wet" by thirty
two majority.
The ~drvs- then instituted con
test. on the grousd that 100 alleged
illegal votes were cast for the vets -
Judge Kelly made a tentative decis-
ion Of their principal contention al
the trial holding against them.
Liquor Men Ready 70 Open.
On the strength Of their belief thai
Judge Kelly would decide the case In
favor the vets a score OF iiquor
men came here several weeks ago
ready 10 20 into business. and have
already gone TO a heavy expense 70 do
this. tying themselves up In long
rental contracts
Judge Kelly stated some time ago.
when he declined to Issue liqour
licenses pending the contest. that In
the event he decided the local option
election case adverse 20 the conten-
ton Of the ~drys~ he would forthwith
Issue licenses 20 ali who may be en-
tilted to them under the Law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
BISHOP WARD PASSES
AWAY IN FOREIGN LAND


TOXIC. sept 1e.-BishoD Sofn
Ward. Of the Methodist Episcopal
church South. died this Afternoon.
The bishop arrived IN Kobe i&s-
month on ME regular tour Of inspcc-
ton Of the Methodist missions % ia
pan and he vas 81 shortly after bis
arrival Last week he was reported
a. gradually sinking and the -1ts-
termination o. his illness was nor M
expected
The bishop Was - years oil ne
served as assistant missionary scCre-
tary Of the Methodist Episcopal
church sosfh. from 1904 urfn 1906
sns vas elected bisaop In ne bitter
year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

PARIS. SEPT. 2O.-Tbe Prix Dor
dogne a. Maisens Latte today VA
wen BY T. p ThoTne's Fslaise. III
Prix Tibrc vas Won By W. X Van
dcrbiirs Cbandos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
WAVES EXAMINATION.
Thompson Admits Having Imperso
mated Lieutenant Mcfarland.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 2e.-Donald
C. Thompson charged with the fraudu-
lent impersonation OF Lieutenant
Earl Mcfarland, U. S. A, at Los An
geles. Cal. and wanted in many other
places. today waived federal examina-
ton and asked immediate transfer 20
Los Angeles.
II admit | impersonated Lieutenant
Earl Mcfarland" said the accused.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
Fierce Gale at Mobile.

MOBILE. ALA. Sept. 20.-At s'S'
u m Weather Observer Ashencriger
reported that Mobile was not nee o.
the tropical hurricane ana bigh WINDS
we,,ld continue throughout tonight
Scranton. Miss. an mHes below here
AT Gas O'Clock. reported high water
with high winds and q fierce gaze
blowing over Biloxi Bay. and u was
thought that the long Biloxi bridge o.
The Louisville & Nashville would Dc
lost.
The wireless station at Fort Morgan
renorted al 5 O'Clock being tn com
munica.ion with the United Fruit
company's steamer Admiral Farra'
rr,t. bound from the fruit islands q
New Orleans. ard the master reported
beius in a hurricane last night and
this morning.
water Dsshinu Over Whsrves-
Every wire into New Orleans Is
down and trains over the Iouisviilt
g Nashville viii De detourned w
Meridian. Miss. to reach Mobile. ~
: o'clock water was daShinf over thf
~harves along he Mobile river front
and many small boats have been lost
peonle along the Alabama coast begar
docking here today. At TO o'cioct
this afternoon the government steam
er General Rafcheidcr had 10 swervt
round large water spout IN Mobile
BAY. The officers Of the boat To
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
Clyde Liner Garth, Helpless off
Hallsras, Sends Out &C. Q. o..
-FOUR VESSELS HEED THE CALL
Steamer Sabine Is Towing Disabled
Craft With Short Hswser, While
Apache and Revenue Cutter yama-
craw Are on Way to Assist
(By Associated Press).

BEAUFORT. n. C.. Sept. 90
Wireless telegraph again is playing
an important part in relieving dis
tress az sea, for through this agency
prompt assistance was today furnish
ed TO the Clyde Line steamer Garth.
bound from New York 10 Wilmington,
" c.. and Brunswick, Ca. with pas
Choir ell last night in a disabled
condition on APE Hatteras. The
Carib's wireless appeal for help first
brought the steamer Comancbe. which
got a hawser to the Garth last night.
She was unable 20 tow the disabled
vessel because the line parted, and
steamed on the way.
Response to &C. q. d.
The Sabine came up in response
to the wireless &C. q. D." Of the Garth
and after some difficulty sent a line
to>the vessel. In the meantime the
CUhanche had notified the United
States revenue cutter Yamacraw. OF
the Carib's mishap. and the cutter
started to her assistance. During the
day the Ysmacraw has kept the Carib
informed of her progress toward
Cape HatteraS. This afternoon the
steamer Apache passing the Cape
heard wireless conversation passing
between the Garth. Sabine and reve-
nuo cutter Yamacraw TO the effect
that the Sabine's hawser is TOO short
and made towing bad in the heavy
weather.
The captain OF the Yamac-aw was
asked 20 hurry TO the spot with hav-
sers. This request was overheard by
he Apache which Immediately sent
word that she would come with long
hswsers and would reach the spot this
afternoon.
Two on Way 20 Help.
The Apache and Yamacrav are
now stcaminx at fun speed in race
20 see which wiIi reach the disabled
Garth first and render the assistance
she requires. Meanwhile the Sabine
q proceedinr six knots an hour and
with diHculty with her tcw under q
short hawser toward Southport. y.
G. The afterweb on the low pressure
cranks Of the Garth Is broken ana
disables the enEines.
Agents Of the Clyde Line az vii
mlnzfcn win have tugs meet the ves-
seis 81 the bar al Southport and TOW
the Garth 70 Wilmington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
Much Concern Felt.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 20.-With all
communication with New Orleans and
the lower Mississippi cut of tonight
by the gulf coast hurricane and win
all efforts to reach the city futile,
much concern is, felt for the Crescent
City.
The storm, which had its origin
below Cuba and Porto Rico, reached
New Orleans and the gulf coast today.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon it struck
New Orleans. At O'Clock 1t was
blowing nearly so miles an hour AL
; o'clock buildings were suffering ana
reports from Piaquemine parish. below
the city and on the gulf coast indi-
Gated that the inhabitants had been
driven from their homes and were In
danger of their lives.
Gradually communication with the
CITY became more difficult and wire
after wire was reported down. The
storm was still raging and growing
in intensity.
Last wire Down.
Finally. at $40 the last wire went
out and the city was isolated from
the world. II is known. however. tnat
the storm at O'Clock had sent the
waters of the Mississippi three Feet
above the usual stage II is known
that New Orleans is five feet below
the sea level and that its only protec-
ton against food is its levees ana
dykes. That these are strong and
high Is conceded and in this fact lies
the hope OF safety for the beautiful
former capital Of the former French
empire in America
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

In taking I'D the antitrust Law Nr.
Taft declared that he knew Of no
way IN which a distinction could Be
made between good" ana bad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

CcOntrrued On Fourth f.gsj
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive thu
full news service OF the Asse-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21

The monetary commission viii
probably report so tina; its final con-
clusion may be considered AZ the end
Of the coming session CT at the begin
ming Of the next In any event as We
lock forward 20 the work which this
congress shall DO We must be con
Sc Gus that the measures I have pro-
posed viii consume all the time there
is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-21
THE WEATHER.

Increasing cioudIness tuesday
NTH warmer In ncrth and west
porr,ons; Wednesday, showers;
moderate 70 brisk winds.