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The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

It isn't 50 Difficult. to strengthen weak s,osn.
seh il oee Goes at il correctly. And this 10 true
Of the Hear. and Kidneys. The old fashioned
way Of dosing the Stomach or stimulating the
Heart Or Kidneys is surely wtonel Dr. Shoop
6rst pointed out this error. Go to the weak or
silins nerves Of these organs. sad he. Each in.
side ORGAN has ,s controlling or inside nerve.
When these neves fell then thsss organs mus,
surely fsiter. This sitsl truth Z leading drug.
gists every is dispense and recommend Dr..
Shoop. Restorative. A lew day. test will surely
tell Sold BY All Dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
SUGAR FACTORY BREAKS ALL RECORDS

List Monday all records broken the Holly sugar factory and
when the checked 10000 pounds for the
dyasanst $4,000 odd last yearsnd fact than any
day this factory established AS tipped Of in thus paper be-
fore the campaign nothing lacking make record campaign and
surely is coming o pass
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

Round Oak Cook and hesting
stoves. both coal and oil, at Baker
Bros. 4 Pratt's.
Mn. George 81. Nelson, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mn. J. 7. Barmore
Of the Star restaurant, is slowly
recovering from . protracted ILL.,
ness.
The Electric theatre has become
the popular resort to spend pleas.
ant evening. Take the children
with you.
L. 8. Doane of Jacksonville, H.,
a cousin Of DR.. E. NJ. Sherman,
is visiting the latter and is much
pleased with the country.
Mrs. Jesse Wood, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Jacobs in Denver, returned last
Tuesday morning.
L. E. Ford, the oldtimer, was
painfully injured last Saturday by
being thrown from q horse while
coming to town. DR.. r. d. Wilson
was summoned and sooa relieved
the patient, but it will be several
DAYS before the veteran will he
around again.
FoR SALE -One good heating
stove. Inquire at Chieftain Office
Mrs. Sid Hamilton, after an alb.
senoe Of several weeks visiting rel
ativss and friends in Kansas, re.
turned home last Tuesday.
All the latest and greatest songs
of the day are hsing sung At the
Electric Theatre. Don't miss it. It's
a rare treat. Admission l0c.
Come and hear the latest songs
at the Electric theatrs. Admission
30e sss ssssss sas ass,sl,s NJ
Pnpfietnr Stiiss 81 Us Holt
hotel has had the woodwork Of his
hostelry freshly painted, and it
now presents . much improved
appearance.
DR.. R. NJ. Smith and family left
for Akron, Colo. last Tuesday,
where they win in future reside.
DR.. R. D. Wilson is again at the
old stand, and it locke like old
times to see bis familiar figure on
our streets.
Tne products OF the Denver AL.
falfa Milling 4 Produce Co. At
Hartman are being sold u far east
a. Maine, and az far west ~ Cali.
fornia.
Just received-A fine line of
ladies' and children's coats and
furs at Baker Bros. u Pratt's.
Patronize Chieftain advertiser.
u means the continued prosperity
oil our town. Montgomesy-Ward
have never as yet built up any
thing but mail order business.
Prefers Newspaper to Tie Presidency
Tenderfoot Bill Robson, editor
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

When cold becomes settled in the
system, it will take several days trsat.
ment to cure it. and the beat treatmeat
to cure it, and the best remedy 10 use is
Chamberlain's Coush Remedy. II will
cure quicker than any oeher, end also
leaves the system in natural and healthy
condition. Sold by The Holly Pharaacy,
lkelman Bros. Prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
Notice

Havial cold tbs Holly Pharmssy, ~
desire to close our books at once. All
psssons knowins themselves indebted TO
os will please call at the Holly Pasnasy
and make ssttlenens.
If F. d. BAIRD q co.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12

was tuned one day last week.
Several children have been ab.
sent on acconnt Of the beet sea.
son.
1t is too bldtilat children have to
miss school to work, for at child
hood is the golden opportunity to
obtain an education.
Nettie E. Brown, Principal.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-12
REAL LIVE ONES IN HOLLY
Denver Democrat.

Holly Colorado have The best indication
the world Holly inhabited by knockers and fossils and real
live
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12

STORMY WEATHER HAS
QUOTED TRADE
Dradstreet's Finds That Conservatism
Charscterixes Dealing, But op.
tlmism Prevails.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated freSs.)
NEW YORK. Feb ll.~-Rradstreets
this week says:
Unusually stormy weather has &C
cenuated the quiet prevailing In gem
cral trade and the situation As a
whole Is rather irregular. The tirst
OF the springs season buyers OK
cursiOns are. however. attracting
merrhants to the large markets cast
and west. and while conservatism
characteristics dealings. the feeling IL
sun one Of optimism al to the future
Best reports come from the texiil"
trade. particularly cotton and wooden
dress goods. Some light c5,tons are
sold ahead to October. The metal
and coal trades are rather conspicu-
Gus for the dullness of the demand.
Reports as to collections are still
only about fair
business failures In the United
States for the week ending February
III. were I'll against 2S6 last week.
1926 In the Ike week OF 1908. 30l In
1907. 20S In 1906 and 243 In 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
The E]vifa Ball Struck Obstruction
and Filled.
CREW RESCUED BY THE THaM
Four Master Was Bound From Jack
sorviIIe to Boston-Theima Effected
the Re,eue-o:.tres:ed Vessel Was
Filling Very Rapidly.
(By Associated Press.|


NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE abandon
mcnt at sea of the four masted
schooner Eivira Ball. from jackson
vile 10 BOSTON. was reported by Cap
tain l.. b. Stanton. OF TIL abandoneh
vessel in a, telegram from Norfolk
Va. received today by Pendleton
Brothers. agents of the vessel here.
All hands on beard were taken on
and landed AT Norfolk. by the schco-
ner Thelma. bound for Savannah
from New York.
The Elv.ra Bail. loaded with lum
Der. left Jacksonville February T.
February s she struck a sVnken
obstruction and filed rapidly.
The appearance Of the Thelma was
hailed with JOY.
Captain George Spo6ord. Of the
TheIma took Of Captain Stanton and
his crew of and put in at Norfolk
10 land them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
PLANS COMPLETE.
Amount Required by Southern stee
Company Paid In.
lRy Associated Press

thS ASSOCldltu lNSS.J
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE reor-
eanization plan OF the Southern Steel
Company became operative yesterday
when the committee announced that
the 800. goo 900 required for this pur-
pose had been paid in.
or the amount called for. a liberal
share is said to have been subscribed
l.v prominent bankers of London and
Paris
The various properties owned by
the company will be sold by the trus-
tees in bankruptcy AZ BIRMINGHAM.
Ala, some time in March and the
work of improvement and extens ons
already planned will then be carried
out.
According to the terms OF the re-
organization. a new company will be
created probably under the laws or
the state OF New Jersey.
1t is intended to vest in the com
pany the properties owned not only
nv the Southern Steel Company but
also those OF the Georgia Steel CON-
pany. the Iacev-Buck Iron COMPANY
and the Chattanooga Iron and Coal
Company.
The directors Of the new company
will be elected in classes by the re-
organization committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
ROOSEVELT LEAVES FOR
LINCOLN BIRTHPLACE
VIII To-day % Honor to l'neo'n's
Memory at isolated Kentucky
Hamlet
,Ry Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-l'eginnins
tn. last extended trip he will make
as CHIEF executive OF III" Uhited
States. President Roosevelt left
Washington by special train at noon
today tor Hogdenviile. Ky. where to
morrow he will DO honor TO the mem
DRY OF Abraham Lincoln Al the wal
presidents birthplace.
Accompanying the President were
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt. Sec
rotary Of War Wright. Surgeon Gen
eral RiNcy. Secretar! Loeb, W. Butt,
7 n. Ne;herland Of the executive ~
flee and o. 7. Byrd of III" frnnsyl'
rania Railroad.
The presidential party is Lrr To ar
rive at Hogdenvil!e. which is several
miles removed from tn" railroad ABOUT
noon. Friday.
After tn. exercises they will return
immediately to Washington. arriving
here early Saturday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
SHERIFF ARRAlGNEo.
Governments Brief In Ship Gas:
Does Not Spare That Official.

Governments 8rief In Ship Case
Does Not Spare That Official.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. 10.
Copies OF the governments brief In
the case Of the United States against
]. F. Shipp. ct al. contempt proceed
ltngs filed tn July 1905 m connection
with the lynching Of Ed. Johnson.
negro, were received yesterday.
1t Is the closing of the government $
case, and as 10 the sheriff. Judge
McReynolds of the criminal court, and
Attorney General VI. n. Whitaker. the
brief says:
Little need be sad about the testi-
mOny Of Whitaker who prosecuted
Johnson, and Judge McReynolds. who
sat rs Judge al his trial. Their desire
to protect Shipp is manites..'
Only one cOnclus on can be drawn.
says the brief. ship not only made
the work Of the mol. easy, but aided
and abetted 1t.
The motive for his actions Is
found in his desire to obtain votes
for reelection
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
First Sighted in Distress Il Miles
to Southeast Of Diamond
Shoals lightship.
STEAMER FL MoR1E $1,000 BY HER
After All Night Vigil. Southern Pa
c.fic Liner, Captain Of Disabled
Craft Said He Could Keep His Yes
sci Afloat-Revenue Gutter Gong
to Rescue.

tBN ASSOtIdttU 1897
NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-Thanks 10
q wireless summons sent by III"
steamer FL NCrte OF the Southern "a
citic Steamship Company. six ocean
going vessels and the revenue cutter
Onandaga are keeping more or less
distant watch on the barkentine Ma
,anzas bound for Philadelphia from
F-rdandina and sighted II miles
sout beast of the Diamond ShoaiS
lightship, flying signals of distress
in northeast gale.
FL Eorte came up with the barker
tine yesterday and stood by her until
daylight while the crew jeitiSCned
her cargo OF lumber. wireless
message sent by Ell Norte to the
owners of the Matanzas here apprais-
ed them CT the plight Of the barken'
tine.
A similar message sent to the four
winds was picked up by the steamer
Comus, OF the Southern PACING
Steamship Company, which haSteneA
10 the assistance of the disabled ship
FL Ncrte Dismissed.
Ell Norte then proceeded upon as
surance from the captain Of the Ma
tanzas tina, he could keep his vessel
afioat.
When the Comus came up with the
1,arkentine a few hours later, the
water was gaining en- the men at the
pumps at the. rate Of foot an hour
and her captain decided to stand by
A wireless message sent by MIN 10
the Hatteras station and out to sea
100 miles brought the steamer
Larimer. of the J. NJ. Guffey Petrol
cum Company to the scene, and the
two vessels stood guard over the liz
tie craft until five O'Clock this after
neon, when she vas reported 43 miles
northeast CT the Diamond Shoals
lightship.
The Larimer then proceeded, leaV
ing the Comus on guard.
Many Vessels Are Nearby.
The Comus and the Cape Hatteras
station are in wireless communica
ton with the revenue cutter Onon
daga, which Is hurrying to the as
sistance Of the Matanzas, and with
the Prince Eitel Frederick of the
Hamburg American Line en- route
from Jamaica to New York; the
Comanche, Of the Clyde Line on hei
way from New York to Jacksonville
the Seminole. OF the Clyde Line
bound from Turks Island to New
York, and the Lampasas. Of the Nal
lcry Line. out from New York fol
Tampa. the barkentine will not wan
fer assistance should it be needed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
THREE WERE DROWNED.
Beat capsized In Florida WsAers-
Two Occupants Saved.
(Bv Associated PreSs.J

(By Associated fTeSS)
FORT MYERS. Feb. 11.-Through
the capsizing of their boats yester,
day afternoon in the Gulf of Naples
below this place. three men were
drowned and two others reached
shore after staying in the water
on the wreck all night. The dead
are: William Phillips. Of Florida;
Charles r. Wicker and Ray Hackney,
of Chicago.
The body Of Wicker was recovered
but these of the two other men nave
not been found.
A despatch states that the men in
tended to be cut for few hours
only. but that in squall their boat
overturned. the two survivors saving
their lives by clinging TO the wreck.
They sought for the bodies Of their
companions. hoping to find them.
The body CT Wicker was sent to
Chicago tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
SCHOONER HARTLEY HAS
DECIDEDLY ROUGH VOYAGE
lowed into New York With Panks
Stove in and Much Water in
Her Hold.
lBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. l.-Wiih al!
hands on board exhausted by their
constant lators for days TO keep their
vessel free OF water. the schooner
Richard F. G. Hartley. from Jackson,
Vile. lumber laden. was towed into
this harbor today by the tug Rell-
ancc. which had picked her up out,
side
The Hartley. Captain Faukrr, f1'
jacksonville Tor New York on Janu-
AIRY %. and had heavy weather all
the way up the coast.
Several OF her sails were split. TWO
blanks in her side were stove in ana
several feet of water accomplished
in her hold.
Her crew managed to keep her
afloat until help came.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
State Action Necessary.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. ll.-By
Joint resolution late today congress
made provision. as far as possible for
the observance of February IL. 1903,
the centennial anniversary of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln, as spe-
cial holiday. and authorized the Presi-
dent to issue q proclamation making
It effective In the District Of Columbia
and the. Territories Of Alaska. ASix0na.
New Mexico and Hawaii ~;
In anticipation of the passage OF
such a resolution. after he had de-
parted for Lincoln's birthplace In Ken
lucky. the President had prepared and
signed a proclamation which will be
issued as soon az the joint resolution
has been signed by the President OF
the senate and the speaker Of the
house
While this proclamation applies on
" to the District of Columbia and
the territories, the states Of Colorado.
Connecticut. Delaware. Illinois, Min
nesota, Nevada. New Jersey New
York. North Dakota. Pennsylvania.
Washington and Wyoming have by
legislation made LincOin's birthday a
legal holiday. ,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
MAY BE ACCEPTED.
Land Offered Government for Park .,
AndersonviIle, Ga.
(By Associated Press,

tBy Associated Press.'
WASHINGTON. ID. C.Feb. Ia
proposition that the United States
shall take over the Andersonville ma
tional park in Georgia and administer
IL, has at last been put in form 30
that il may be acceptable to the con-
gresS
The senate committee on military
affairs has several offers from the
woman's Relief Corps. which con-
trolls the property. to turn the park
free of debt over 10 the secretary OF
war. with the understanding that the
government should support il in the
future.
At the last session Of congress such
an offer was referred to Senator 70
raker who has recommended thai
congress accept the park. but that
II should he taken simply as lands
so that congress may he free to make
a park of the property. or deaf with
IL otherwise. as II may hereafter see
fit
The proposed gift consists Of eighty
eigh; acres contiguous to the Ander
sonviIlc National Cemtery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
LABOR LEADERS CONFER
AGAIN WITH STRAUS
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
and Labor Commissioner Clash
at the Meeting.
IMMIGRATION LAWS CRITICISED
Valentine Declares Conditions Affect.
ina Unemployed Workmen Worst In
countrys history-in Picturesque
Language Government Commission.
er Backs UP Statement
(By Associated Tress.l

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. ll.~-At
the conference Of leaders OF organized
labor with Secretary Straus. OF the
department OF commerce" and labor.
TODAY. criticisms Oh present immigra,
ton laws was mad" by nearly every
speak. iu.iudin. p, si,!ent Samuel
Gomp"rs. ri h AmrYcan Federation
Of Labor. Warren : stone" Of the lo'
comotivr EnpinrrIS and President
Valentine of IN" Mol iers' MON.
Mr., Valentine declared thit condi.
tons affecting unrmplUI d worlmen
were worse now than N the panic
years Of 1879 and 1893.
He ur1,d IL. .iction on immigra.
ton.
Secretary Straus pointed out that
the United states had international
obligations as old as the country It.
self, which could not be abrogated,
even ~;ien 1t might seem temporarily
advantageous to do SO.
Would Endanner Peace.
If We were to undertake mat" said
he secretary, from the standpoint OF
amity and international intercourse
our act might be tantamount to q
declaration OF war with foreign
power"
Commit. 2i0H,- T.. aio: Nell. who
had been I'd :, = 80 h. c.airCnce By
Secreta. S:ra tor: = strd Mr.
Valentines statements.
He criticised, by intimaiion, the d.
rection of the wOr! OF the division
of information. Mr.. Neil said that
he was not in the conference 10 skin
anybody's skunk
Neil DlspIeases Secretary.
He was there. he said. 20 state the
facts without reference to anybody.
While Secretary Straus had little to
say regarding this development. he
was evidently not pleased at the at
titudc Of the commits sioner.
The sharp issue between Secretary
Straus and Commissioner Neil in
their views as expressed before the
conferences and On tribuates paid to
Secretary Straus featured the SEES
sion.
Prcsidcr; Gompers. speaking for the
assemblagc. expressed regret the
Secretary Straus was not to continue
at the head OF The department Of COM
m"rce and labor in the incoming ad-
ministration and on behalf OF organ
lied labor. extended thanks to the
secretary fer his thoughtful consid-
Grafton Of laboring men and their In
terC SITS.
ReIinouishes Work with Regret.
Secretary Straus responded that In
some respects he was sorry TO relin.
quish the work in which he bad
found so much Of interest and so
great al opportunity to do good
He did not propose. however. to
relinq'lish the work entirely. but en-
pecte! to continue 1t as a private ctti'
zen.
He said he hoped at no distant tue
to see the National Council Of Com
merce. which had been organized
through his efforts. brought into In
innate relations with a similar organ
ization OF the representatives OF labor
SO that the two might work for tn.
bettermen; Of all the people in AT"r-
cha
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
VETO OF CENSUS BILL
NOT TO BE RESISTED
House Leaders Seemingly Have De-
cided to Permit the President to
Have His Way.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 1l.-All
attempts 10 pass n this time the
census bill over the Presidents veto
were abandoned, seemingly. today. by
leaders of the house of representa-
tives and senate.
In conformity with this decision
the house committee on census con.
sidered the subject for feE minutes
and then adjourned to meet at the
call OF the chairman
The bill will probably remain pig
eonholed in the committee for -"
remainder of the session
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
KILLED IN COMMITTEE.
Bill to Collect Liquor Traffic Stats
tics Voted Down.
CBv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. IL
The House committee on alcoholic
liquor traffic Yesterday voted down
the Bennett bill providing for
commission to collect information re-
garding the liquor traffic in this coun-
try and to recommend to congress
needful legislation
The vote in the committee was five
to four against the bill.
The measure would have provided
a commission of five members of each
branch Of congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
STAGING KILLS FOUR.
Wind Blew Down Structure, Piung
ing Men 100 Feet.
(By Associated Press.)

(By AssocIa!cd Fress.I
LORAIN. OHIO. Feb. 1l.-Four
men. were killed. enc fatally injured
and two seriously hurt yesterday.
when a high wind blew down stag
ing at the yards OF the American
Shipbui!ding Company.
The men fell 100 feet TO the bot
tom of the drydock.
The staging was being placed for
the construction OF ship. when the
gale tore 1t loose and precipitated
the, men downward.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
Senate Committee Decides That
/ Can Be DoOe,
he MUST SUFFER 4 CUT n SALARY
Fault Found, However, with Hale
Bill, and . Substitute was Framed
BY 0seon-Must Draw tsss Pay
Than Colleagues.
(By Associated Press.'

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. IL
Senator Knox IL declared by the sen
ate committee on Judiciary To be eli
CHILE to the appointment to the office
of secretary Of state In the Taft cab!-
net providing his salary Is reduced
from $l2.OOO to 5000 year. which
was the salary Of the office prior to
the action OF congress in raising u
during Senator Knox's present term
Of office
The committee today considered the
bill introduced yesterday by Sena-
tor Hale
n vas decided by the committee
that the main provision Of the Hale
hill. which was to repeal the increase
nj salaries Of cabinet members 50
far a. IL referred to the secretary
Of state. was sound.
Bacon 70 Draft New Rule.
The phraseology Of the bill. how
ever. me- with criticism and 10 was
decided 10 draft a new measure, and
Senator Bacon was entrusted With
It's preparation.
some criticism was made Of the
Hale bill on the ground that u did
Got actually fix the SALARY OF the
secretary OF state at 5000 . yssr. al
though II repealed the provision tor
increase from that figure.
The substitute finally FIXES the
emoirments at ss.e00 q year.
Without debate The bin was placed
on the senate calendar. where IL can
he called Up for consideration and
passed AZ any time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
ch.rs-o win wife Murder.

AIKEN. =. Feb. lin tue
trial OF Sovereign Lowe. charged
with numbering his wife. Rainey
Lowe. the jury this afternoon found
the prisoner guilty. but rrcommenied
mercy.
He ~ badly will be sentenced 10
life Imprisonment. The evidencs
showed that Love had killed his wife
At night. stransling her and breaking
her peck
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
HOLIDAY NOT GENERAL.
Employees Of Many Navy Yards viii
Not Rest Today.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. IL
Disappointment will be felt among tn"
employees at several of the navy yards
throughout the country tomorrow. no
tably those at Portsmouth. N. H.:
Norfolk. Charleston. Pensacola and
San Francisco. because the secretary
of the navy. while believing that the
intent of congress and the President
was to make the holiday general. is
sued no instructions to the COmman-
ders OF the navy yards regarding the
observance Of Lincoln Day except to
those specified by congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
Rabbi Resigns.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 1l.-Rev. 70
ward B. ". Brown. formerly chap
rain of the United States Senate. ann
former religious editor Of the New
York HERALD. today resigned as rabbi
Of the Bethel synagogue here. BE-
cause Of the failure Of the congo
safion 10 buy new church property a.
was agreed when he accepted the
call.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
Two Slight Collisions.
(Ry Associated Press. ]

NORFOLK. VA Feb. II. Tho
Old Dominion liner Hamilton in com
ing in today from New York. col
Heed with the Richmond steamer
Berkeley and then struck the steamer
Ham ton.
The damages we're slight in beth
instances.
The wind caused the collisions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
Cotton Bale weights.
tBy Assoc;a'"d Press }

NEW ORLEANS LA. Feb. IL
Secretary Hrs:er 'oday issued a
statement OF w'i.1ts Of s.24I 500
bales OF cotton Ia lied at ports and
overland acro;s III Mississippi and
Potomac rivers to American manu-
facfurers outssic - the cotton belt
during the months Of September 20
January. inctusivo ~howing an aver,
age per bale Of So u AGAINST 512 -
pounds per bale TO- the same period
last year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-12
tfenev 10 Still Sick.
nv Associa;e6 Press

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Feb. Ill
The trial OF Patrick Calhoun. presi'
Dent OF the United Railways. accused
Of bribery. was postponed today until
next Monday on account Of the III
ness OF Assistant District Attorney
Heney. who Is conducting he prose
cuiion.