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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
New Norfolk and Washington Steam
CT Southland Makes 1weOty.one
and q Quarter Miles an Hour.
BUILDERS AND owIERS PLEASED
Tests Made in Chesapeake Bay, WITH
Representatives OF Both compan'e'
Aboaru-Vesse, viii Cost ABOUT i
m;,,io, Dollars and viii be Fines.
Of Fleet.

,tc- having compi.!'d ola" -; 'h'
mnsr sue. ,s>.a! nal rips ever III"
l., vessel bail; here, IN" hAnaN"h'
new raSS"ng': steamer S'"'"'"""
he l4:es. rro,iuc; OF Il" \'"l"i
News shiphnildlDg and n:} p5rh
COnnanv re;u-n"n I" IA" Hafd yes
,erdav are! ?u-n a. 80" " I.i"'h ann
tied M 4; pier y"
Tn, Southland no only ">|''"''''
her con.raC, SPEECH q: went! statue
miles an hour by III" wid" mars!h 81
one and ur-QUa-t,'r miles. "n; "'
several G. he ,I.ai runs mad. BE-
wee, po!r:o III thu u. e: BAY '\'.,
attained : higher speed
All those ctnDrc'"A with n" ""' h
on he ship are very much lated vi n
ss- fine showing and her speed n
rained :oday proves he 10 +" on" o.
.he tastes; hoa,s OF her TYPE naN'sa'.
ing the waters in this vicinity.
The STAR; was made from ihe snip
ward at : o'clock yesterday morning
and after stopping At Old PONY 10.
several ofscials {: he Eor'oik an"
Washington Steamhoa: Company 'f'
owning company. 20 com" aboard. 'n'
hoa, headed up The hay. After m
masses were adjusted the tC'al runs
between various landmarks in the
b.y were run with HI result outlined
above.
hn mazda Tho lrin
from the shipbuilding company W"''
General Manager W. \. post. Sup
erintendent of Hull Construction II.
l. Ferguson. Superintendent of Ma
chiuery James RCwbot ON, Assistant
Chief Engineer r. p Paien. Naval
Architect VIM. Gatewood. and from
the Norfolk ana Washington Steam,
boat Company We're General Manager
John Callahan. Captain Posey, who
commanded the ship on the run, anu
Engineer Fisher. who was III charge
Of the engine room force.
The Southland when completed VIII
he one Of the finest boats that has
ever navigated the waters OF Chesa
peake Bay, Her fittings and equip
meut being complete in all respects
and her passenger accommodations
and Joiner work being especially hne
for boat e her class. She VIII
cost about 81 1000. nn0 and ii is eN-
uer,ed that she will go into commits
sion tor her regular run between No.
folk and Washington in about ;'r
DAYS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Vaudeville ano Pictures

IS. o. r. signs were needed at
the Bell Theatrr last light when
the midweek change OF bill was made.
The house was crowded at nearly ev-
cry performance. and the ardirnces
were as appreciative as they were
large.
Howard and Whiting. in their play
let ."Tht Typical ROunlcr, seemed
TO make ar instantaneous hit, and
Fred Primrose. tht hllck iacr COME
dian. came in for ful! share CT n"
generous applause.
These ac,s will be presented today
and tom rruW. An entirely new pic
ture program will be given today. and
III" LIST will INCLUDE The Origin OF
BeethOyen'S Moonlight Sonata" This
is q beautifully tinted film. and is
said TO show The great master, Bee
thovrn in his habit as he lived. i
tells the st2I. OF how h" compose !
rha immortal sonata for p"'r hlnG
girl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
DIDN'T WRITE LETTER.
sesmen Of the St. croix Failed to
Make Formal Complaint.

Although members OF III" American
steamer :! CrOiX's crew stated Wee
nesGay that they had written iti-
Ter to ColieCto- Of Gus omS Stuart
complaining tia: their vessel was I'M
seaworthy. n" such letter has heci'
received by the c; Hector. Informal
complaint was made al the custom
house Wednesday, afternoon. bu; III
The absenca OF formal action On the
mart 0: the seamen. no attention will
he paid 10 their talk.
The 81. Croix dropped ut in'o the
rive,, Yesterday ana probably will sail
on hs,. voyage 20 Seattle. Wash. 10
day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
ANOTHER's KNEE CAP.
JOIN, Of Dead Man is Given Living
Patient

WASlllNGTON, Feb. i. Co. MahH
y. nm!n"n, physicians visited ne
GEORGETOWN Univ, rSily Hospital yes
lrrGly t. examine George \. Kelly.
who's, left kne" Wa> en- away %"E"fal
.IavS ago ard III" kn"" q! d"ai
man substitute by Dr. G"orG" TMliy
NAuehan Physicians who "Nanmih"d
The 'aubS,i.n;rd knrr" are uninim"N.
In III il belief hat Kelly will b" able
to usr n" leg, aijh ugh i is sail H.
always viii limp slightly.
The pattern is said TO be improving
rapidly nr Vaughan said yesterday
n. did not wan; ANY ore "Itsli' ~
he medical profession 10 So" Kelly
\, h" AIRED tn" patient might be-
come excited Mere h. subjected T."
Questioning. The flesh around tin
knee cap is said To be healing mrtlE
and III. bones. it is believed. already
ha," begun {: kn!'
u" Vaughan refuses 10 discuss ih'
Ca~r. Ne says b" performed the u. -
Grafton as last resort 10 save N"
man from 4 life long aftlicti Il. No
HI: rem 'dy would have spared tn"
patient this misfo.;un. he doctor
asserts. As III" bones in his kn'" ""T"
badly diseased
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

faction TO him and that III" engineers
who accompanied him had been I'M
,rrssrd with the organization and the
snirii 0i energy prevailing Trough
out the entire force. 1t" spok"
iuVurably of III" Yr"A amount OF
wu~k done every day. ana h" then
caununrd his hearers against worry
in nbou, lying reports and criticisms
in the Unil"t StatcS h irr'Hp 'uH''n,
writer's.
The American people were %oi,a 10
build the cana!. MIR. Tat. said. Goa
ares knew the temper Of IN" poo
pie and the Opr!Ni"hS would b."
amrI,. tu com lr'r lhr canal ) l9}".
# not before.
Mr.. TAI today Viewed IN" nine"
mil &: Ih,' Cul,Dra C'it from h"
hills 4, Empire" wniir the '2rgIn""'&
OF his lnrly inspected TIA" channel
lading I'M, the Pacific "n'.a"r" 81
the canal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
MINORITY SENATORS
BLOCK PROCEEDINGS
Continued from First Page.)

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on IN" S''N''' /" VII '''''''" VI ga
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Z wynne-wIley.

Miss 1anmte Ca:h"Tin" WHY.
daughter Q. Mr.. aud Mrs : c VIII! .
and "a. 0ii,-r Wsnn-. we married
yesterday AT ;hc HON" Of IN" brtd'. :
parents. gIi Forty fourth street Tn"
ceremony vas performed in n" pro-
cnce % a party OF relatives and IN J.
mat. friends Of the Young lTr"pic h.
Rev. J J. Bradford Miss Maud
Smith was the maid Of n nor. AMI
Mr.. Bagley was best man
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
SocidI.Pers0nal

Miss BESSIE Smith IS III ~ h''
home on Forty l!nin street,
Mrs Harvey Horton has r"'urn' u
iron, . visit 10 Plchmond
Miss Nlanch" Gcig"r. ci hm"nd'
/. visiting her cousins. tn" Misses
Harris. III his city
raplain K r.. Wilkins returned yes
,.rday from Washing on wh'r" n
\ iSi'rt his brother.
Mis- Cecilia CLAYTON has Returned
from a visit 50 Richmond ana T. I"
q. >hurg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Matter Is Settled.

ST. JOHNS. y. = Feb t. Sir
RObeF. Bond. tn" premier. announced
tonight thar an agreement in tn" fish.
erirS d;.pItc lt;w,cn tn" United
Safes and New Fo"ndland hal l"eu
reached and that NV Fu:iud ari ia
gained certain ConcssS'on$
RI" .nN' rnInent claims that III"
terms Of The acr"' ncnt - = wh"!"
are Of very Nati<fd~t ~ nature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
MASTERING FORCES.
House Members Anticipate Veto Of
Census Bill.
CIV Associated Press.

NY ANSUNIul'U TIFNH.F
WASHIEGTON. d. G.. Feb. i'm
ANTICIPATE, II of the reception tomor.
row of message from the Pre- >idcn;
v"roing til. bill making provision 10:
he taking of the thirteenth d"c"nn.ai
census. members OF the HOUSE u
Representatives today began 20 mus
ter their forces in order to pass the
measur" Notwithstanding tn" Prrsi-
dents objections.
It was said IN reliable authority
thai sufficient number had pledged
themselves 10 this course. Tn"
mo\ emrnt Is non-aartisan in charac-
ter and Is being conducted with de-
termination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Increase Of Freight Rates.
BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON, d. c. t"h. tin
rrply 20 an inquiry from the hnuS'
III" interstate commerce commIs on
tC1ay supplied ;hat hCriy with 4 state.
men' regarding increases in frriEht
rates sine" the passage or III" iI..p
hUIn act
tn" statement shows a general ad
vance on coal. pis il, Il. I1mh'v. gram
packing hou>" products sugar. etc
SoEIr decreases in passenger rates
arr noted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
DECISION IS REACHED
IN NAVAL CAPTAINS CASE
Result Of Courtmartiai Not Vet Made
Pub'ic--U nderstood That He
Was Found Guilty.
lBv Associated Press. }

GIBRALTAR. Feb. i-Th, couT:
martial th2; tried Captain EdWarH
r. QuAIlov-h. OF the ha;''rshi.
GCo-gia an charges preferred h!
Rear A. MIRA! wainwright. thar
wa ut Ter he influence O! in 0.:
can;> a; r,cep.iOn given AT r"
gisr hy Samuel II GUNNER" III.
American minister. -cach"d d d 'ci-
i0a mis- n',Tnooa. TNe on com"
hnw"ycr vii no; be made public a.
IL =" Ua!iags have been approved
~ idnri'a' SpcrIy. which pr"bab!.
VII ,' ,ym' tim, before ~" f"'
~aIi. Il m g nTaitar i. o'h"T w|-dr
IN tVu a. ''..- DAYS
l. j., u:u@., :IIiy understood ,ha'
tn. con .oind -" sV"c!aCa''0.
~ ir,' c., ain QnaI:Tough rrr'"d
iur Vh' pc. viii "n'rnuaiiig ="
c;rr.;rmr.- ,- no, ka0Wn although
,ni- is II = Is IN" "a~"
\",",'i i is bei;"yef ga
'ar;a'- q ugh vii no b" r.
~'".., 81" bu. Thai i...u'' nar
Cora. me will AK" h G'. r
ia n.rr,'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR.
Freakish Mistake Made IN Account OF
Fire IN North End

One OF those freakish 'ypogFapE.-
cal errors ia. creep int. news pap"r-
nov AMI hen occurred y"s'"rda!
morning in this paIrrs account o;
a Are In the residence Q! y. II u
Holmes. 3Ia Pitt! fourth street.
A. ne result Of the error. III" so Y
was ma 10 to read il Mrs. Holmes
restaurant. instead in Mr. HHlInc|'
residence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Y n c . Directors

The board OF directors Of the Young
N'-p's Christian Association will hol
a meeting in Tho association nuiidins
tonight AZ 151 clock p consider
ways AMI means 81 finishing NJ N"
campaign for The association building
fund.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Arrive at Boston.

BOSTON. MASS. Feb. I-Th"
crew Of the schooner Horacr p.
Shares. which was abandoned off the
coast OF North Carolina last Monday.
arrived here tonight on hard the
Norwegian steamer Frances. from Ma
COr,S. San Domingo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
NATURE TELLS YOU.
As MAN. Newport News Reaoer
Knows Too We'll.

Wt,r the kidneys are sick,
Nature tells you all about 1t.
IT,. uIInr i rature's calendar.
i i..piI,U, o. too frequent acton;
Aiy htuaIy trOabl" tells Of kidney
Ills:
Dean. K.rn~y Pills cure all kidney
lis
wrort News .rnople testify I"
his.
Ms. H. f. Horton. living at i2i"
:ci.I St. Newport News, Va, says
NJ. Horton suffered from kidney
ccm,.ia'n'. for some time. his kidneys
Icing affected no doub; BY the fumes
from 'hr tGTr, Ctinr much OF which Is
used in his work HIS back gave
him considerable trJuh,r and fher"
was pain through H. Ions. His
kldncys were digO G.suTd r'd. III"
secre,iOn3 beng irregular IN action.
Doan's Kidrcv p.I~ were finally
brought 10 his attention and he pro
cured a box a. tn" Alien Drug Sto-e,
The, did k.m great deal Of good
and ! have since heard him prais"
them on many octas!nns. tFT"m
statement given Jan. -. 1905
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

Have your prescriptions ''l"A w
Graduates ~ Pharmacy at \ IN Dug
store Pa;cnts al cut rate. lIe-lm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
CURED TO STAY CURED.

On Avg 9, 1907, NIS- HOr'on COZ
frIned her previous statement saying
The cure Doan's kidney Pts IF
fccted 10 Mr. Horizons cas-" in 1870"
has proven ornament and II give
In. pi. asHr" to confirm by former
state mont ~ this tine.
For sal" rs al: d ai"rs Pric" -
,.r,- F0si. r MiibTrn g" Buffalo.
<eW Yo,k sole a-"nt for IN" tinted
states.
RemcmJ"r The Ham"-I"1i' and
'ak' 40 cher
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

Soth 'Pnones 10,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE
-N-N-~.~W9"-W
Notice Of Assessment


Notice of Assessment
Red Raven Gold Mining company, incor-
porated under the laws of Arizona, princi-
pal place of business in the city of Los An
geles. state of California. Works Of the
corporation in the county Of El Dorado,
state of California.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
OF the board of directors, held on the 2Sd
day of August. 1903, an assessment Of one
half (1b) cent per share was levied upon
the subscribed capital stock of the corpora
tion, payable forthwith to Cal. F. Hunter
at room 205 Mason Oepra House building,
1877 South Broadway, in the city OF Los
Angeles state of California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 27th day OF
September, 1903, at the hour of IL noon'
will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is
made before will be sold on the goth day OF
october 1909, at the hour of ~ o'clock
noon, at room 2O5 Mason ODera House
building, 127 South Broadway. In the city
of Los Angeles, state Of California, to pay
the delinquent assessment together with
the expense Of advertising and the expense
Of sale
BY order of the board of directors
Dated August Esd, 1909.
CAL. F. HUNTER,
Secretary Of said corporation room 2o5, Ma
son Opera House building,
s-27 9-S-i0-17-24
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
FOR SALE
City Lots and LLnds

MAYBE YOU DON'T KNOW THAT
PRICES SOON ADVANCE IN
FIGUERoA HEIGHTS.
It's In City Limits,
SOUTHWEST,
On highest ground In shoetstring strip.
Every lot commands magnificent view 2t
entire city and mountain range from santa
Monica to San Bernardno mountains, 100
miles to the east. No other viewpoint like
1t. They're large quarter-acre lots.
5oxl77 to alley.
$500 AND UP.
$25 CASH. $40 MONTH.
Your money'n surely double in a reasonable
time If invested here. It's not only a beau
tlful, slightly place, with large lots and
three car lines to it (27 minutes ouD, but il
is in line of the cty's greatest growth
toward San Pedro and is destined to be an
other Hollywood or Pasadena district this
hill, the highest point southwest
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
WANTED
AsIp--MaIs

wANTED-YOUNG MEN TO WORK IN THE
advertising line. Must be hustlers and will
ing to work. See CLASSIFIED MAN AGER,
Herald Call between hours and a. m.
S-1s-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
THE ARDMORE

Sunny, Broom apartments with or with
out private bath Terms reasonable. 94l
POTTER PARK AVE 9-21-10
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
FOR RENT
Observation-Disclosures and un.
furnished
HOTEL SEVILLE

So different and homelke.
Neither time nor expense has been spared to
make this one of the most pleasant family
hotels in the city. rare combination Of
hotel advantages and homelike atmosphere.
European plan. A pleasant walk from Broad
way. Just off two car lines. Phones: Main
g513; F65SS 9-19-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24

AUTOS, ENGINES, BOILERS, TIRES AND
parts sold and exchanged. METZ, 2oT e.
Ninth F195s s-T-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
Money
To Purchase-R~al Estate

HAVE TWO CASH CUSTOMERS FOR A
residence in the west part OF city, north
of Adams street. WEBER & LEE, lis
Merchants Trust bldg Phone A72sI.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
To Purchase--Mlsoellaneous

WANTED TO BUY-sEcoND HAND FUR,
niture, stoves restaurant OUTFIT, etc VIII
pay better prices than any arm in city.
w " DORR. Main 6715 s-s-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
Flats-Unfurnlshed

S7E-MODFRN UNFURNIsHED GROOM
nat: private residence; close in. s4i SUN
SET BLVD, near Bunker Hill. Main 2SIb;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24

PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED SOON.
GET IN BEFORE THIS COMING RAISE.
YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO BUY, AND
NOW is THE TIME.
Arrange at once for an early appointment
to see property with Warren F. McGrath,
manager of tract for
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
PArENTs-PATENT ATTORNEYS

PIONEER PATENT AGENcY-HAzARD g.
sTR AITsE Established 81 years. Ameri-
can and foreign patents secured and trade
marks registered. 6s9 Citizens Bank bldg.
Home A149s; Main 2522. PATENT BOOK
FREE. S-SS-tl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24

SEVEN ROOM MODERN FLAT, PARTLY
furnished; lovely new house, very reason
Owner 1O3 e. Twenty y-hrst street. Phone
South 1899 9-23-7
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
HARVARD SCHOOL MILITARY

Western avenue, Opens Sept al Boarding
and day pupils. Ten-acre athletic nsld
Manual training shops u 8 army OFFICER
detailed by the secretary Of war write for
illustrated cata a'1gue. Tel 72147
Grenyille O. Emery, Lit. D., Head Master.
pa to 1914
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
Furniture

FOR sALE-NBW SANITARY CoUCHEs,
$3.50; nice dresser. IS; dandy Quick Meal
range, SEQ; Jewel gas range, almost new
S12.5O; cook stoves, IS, 81; iron oeds, u
nrice. lots Of dishes and crockeryware at
factory prices. PORTER & CO.. CAT So.
sprfnR st Main 9109. s-Sz-o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24

WANTED TO BUY-A FEW BONDS OF
the American Petroleum Co. Call up
HOLE. 71O5s. SA4u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-24
ERMERHORN INN

Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Schermerhorn have
again assumed management elegant
apartments; also single rooms. POTTER
PARK AVE. and FRANCISCO. 9-l5-24
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
Sluirui al bic &creluc.

Hcuabridtiguuq Der gaItimorer Ge
~'mtgpcrciuc BON ser Sd)oifluta
}.ucicr uc1er @Iaiicn iijr'S Treia'
iiulcH. Grittcr &ldiic TrCtS'
itugeu jiir Observation-Disclosures
m0 Uierter Sluiie iiir fleine Ser
cine.
Gen HeiangpercIuen Goltimore'H
lila lciicru uou Der S0naerfcIt-8 Be
b0roe in NcusDorf 0u3 iolgenoe
Gdlrribcn 5ll:
r}n ole gunOca. &ereinc. Sc
cHrte &crrcn mrO SuuAesbriioer.
Dus 9mOe&s Nirettorium 0c9 .NorO-
9i1iihcr SGngerbunNc2" bat III De-
GIN u. Gc5cmber 1908 IN licU.Dort
ltatt8clumoeuen SlEmA JcidloilcL
Hebcn Den belteDeH0tn bci0tu Mluiien
Ho6 ctn orittcr Mlniic Frci5iiugcn
iir StIbtc- mo Golntp.&crbinolut
qen cinlufilbrcL IN mcldlcr Ncrh0llne
nit nidt mebr ui5 100 SdllIcrn uli.
tretcn 0ilrfcu. GcaIIeiGeH lullrOc be
idIoiicM eillc utcrtc Mlnlie ST id)uft
fen. in Der ciniciuc Wcrcinc nit n!ht
mcbr dis ~ 5Uulcrn 5ulclaiicn lucr
sen IollCn. Clc bcrcit9 hcitc6cnbeE
McIeln iiIr 0a9 Erci2iinacn ioller
cltd1 lin sic ucu0cfhdiicncn @loiicr
Ncttcn. 9la Erci@lich fir Die picrtc
@loiic bat ou2 Nlm0e9.N iuitf. Gomite
ho9 NjC0 .So uiel Gtcrn' on &immc.
itchen" DON Z. z. Gule!5ber0 &c.
lpdhIt. Turd) 0icic Nellcrun9 iii MN
olld) tleIncrcn Gcrcinen, ole ieither
IN Der orittcn &Ioiie uidt coutlrri,
reu tonuten cine @cIcqcnbeit Qcbo.
Ten, ibr &omcn nit @rinlg ms lrCi,
len. 5u iiibrcn. &ir .crluubcn ms
ionlIt, sic 5ltIl @cttiingen IN oieief
ncu8clt,oiiener &laiie aui OoS Mcr5-
lit)Itc cin5llla0cu ml0 crlltd)cu Sic
%ilclmblid)it bel Teilclllmgcu ocn bel
Nclcatcn SeIIeIlid)ein bclulbcn III mol.
len. (Nnoem mir Sic nod ulli oic
&iirjc Der Belt ollimcrfiom MAIDEN
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S0nacr9rub Cic G%citbebor6c;
Sbcn. &clmin9cr, ErQiiocht; Ghna
8. aorth, ScfrctQr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-30
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