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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
DISCHARGED FROM ARREST.
Action in Case of Mrs. Kelly,
Charged With Abduction.

Mrs. Margaret d. Kelly. the blind wom-
an charged by Attorney Frederick \. Fen
ming with the abduction of Mai. Charles
Behle, who had been declared by the
court an habitual drunkard. was dis
charged yesterday from arrest under an
attachment when she failed to respond
last week to an order i'm habeas corpus
proceedings. Mrs. Kelly had been at lib
erty on her personal recognizance.
Justice Barnard also directed the mar
shall to return Maj. Behle to Mr.. Fenning
as his committee. Arrangements have
been made for his readmission to the
Home for the Aged at Blue Plains.
Attorney 3. w. Parker represented the
committee and Attorney Robert l.. Miller
appeared for Mrs. Kelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
CUBAN DUEL IS ABANDONED.
Havana officials Trouble Settled
Without Code.

HAVANA. Cuba, October PEI Conner
clio says Senators Cabello and .Osuna.
acting as seconds. have settled after
many efforts a serious personal incident
between Secretary of State Velez and
Secretary of Sanitation Duque relating to
the recent street sweepers strike.
Mr.. bearing, charge d'affaires of the
United States legation. replying to u
question by the Cuban secretary o. state.
said there was no American government
vessel now taking soundings in Cuban
waters. He said. however, that the gun
boat Hist will be detailed this winter for
this duty west of Cape Cruz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
Caught in Street Chase.
His Secretary to Join Naeel.

Secretary Nagel has sent for Herbert s.
Stevens. his private secretary. to join him
in st. Louis and accompany the presiden-
tial party on its trip down the Mississippi
Mr.. Stevens will afterward go with the
Secretary to San Bernardo and Millheim
Tex, where he formerly lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
First Aid Club Organized.

A first aid to the injured club was Or
ganized last night in the boys depart
ment Of the Y. NJ. G. A. The club is
destined to come under the joint direc-
ton of the international committee and
the Red Cross Society. The following
officers were elected for the coming year:
Norton Geare. president: Paul R. Daily.
vice president: Randolph c. Shaw. secre-
tary, and Howard Love, treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
An Evening in the Old South

An entertainment will be given by the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, L. d. c., in
the ballroom of the Arlington Hotel
Wednesday evening, October "a
The principal entertainer will be Miss
Louise A. Williams OF Georgia, well
known on the Chautauqua platforms as
an interpreter and delineator OF the
folklore tales Of the old type OF south
~rn negro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
Loses Toes in, Accident.

Mrs Sarah LandIick, seventy-five years
old. while crossing In, front of 527 18th
street about ) O'Clock yesterday after
noon stepped in from: Of a street car and
was knocked down.. Her right foot was
caught by the wheels of the car and
badly manGled. At the Emergency Hos
pital the surgeons found it necessary to
amputate her toes. The injured woman
lives at SIT Dist street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
Bodies of Typhoon Victims in Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO. October 23-The
japanese liner Nippon Maru. which ar
rived yesterday. reported that before
leaving Hongkong the British steamer
Kwuyang arrived and told of having
passed many human bodies at the en-
trance TO Haitian straits. The bodies
were those of victims of terrific ty-
phoon. Many Of the. bodies were dashed
to spars and were in an advanced stage
of decomposition. On one water-logged
sampan thirty bodies were counted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
Fir. in Nolan Court

Trouble with a fiue at the house of
William Lucas. 1919 Nolan court. caused
q slight blaze yesterday afternoon. The
fire department went to the house in re-
Spouse to an alarm that was turned in
from box 42s. and extnguished the fire
before any damage had been done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23

Mr. and Mrs. W. j. KehOe have issued
invitations for the wedding reception Of
their daughter, Clara Barton, and Mr..
Howard Montgomery Etchison. Thursday
evening, November 4. at Rauscher's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23

The Italian amba ssador has returned
from Europe and the German ambassador
and daughter are expected next week.
Baroness Mayor des Planches is still
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
Paper Stolen From School.

William +. May. janitor of the Emery
School. complained to the police last
evening of theft committed i'm the school
building. He said that $40 worth OF
paper was stolen. Entrance to the build
Ing was effected through a rear window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23

Miss Eloise Cissel has as her guest Miss
Bessie Dey of Norfolk and Mr.. w.
Ogden, in whose honor she gave box
party, followed by a supper. Monday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-23
CALM GIRL FEAzES BURGLAR
LETS TALK THIS OVER" HE
CoOLLY SUGGESTS.
Then Nerve of collector" Fails and
He Makes Dash for Liberty,
But Is Caught.

NEW YORK, October 23.-Mss Ger
trude Leavy. nineteen-year-old daughter
of Newman Leavy, a real estate dealer
of No. 1920 51st street, Brooklyn. heard a
noise while she was playing the piano
at noon yesterday and went to the library
on the floor above to learn the cause.
She peered in the half-open door and
saw man there. Miss Gertrude went In.
The man was dismayed for a moment,
then he coolly stared at the girl She
was as self-possessed as the stranger
She returned his gaze and asked:
what are you doing?"
What are you doing yourself?' asked
the man.
~ asked YOU first said Miss Leavy
well, I'm collector and wish you
would please go away and not disturb
me-" announced Miss Gertrude's unlimited
caller.
You are a thief!' exclaimed the girl
pointing a ronvicting finger to a silver
water pitcher three silk dresses and a
fur coat on a sheet spread over a table
all ready to be wrapped up and carried
away.
"Let's Talk It Over"
Now, lady let's talk this over; 1
think we can come to mutual agree
ment." said the collector as he nom
chalantly lighted cigarette.
He tried to appear at ease. but the
girls nerve seemed to disconcert him. The
cigarette trembled in his fingers and he
glanced out of window. He turned
again to the girl, who eyed him unflinch-
ingly.
Her back was to the half-closed door,
one arm bent behind her grasping the
knob, as though she intended to close
the door and keep him a prisoner till
help arrived There was sound at the
front door. Miss Leavy ran to the hall
and saw her mother.
There's thief in the house," the
daughter called to Mrs. Leavy.
The intruder had followed Miss Ger
trude, and with .the girls alarm went
down the steps two at a time, brushed
Mrs Leavy aside and fed to the street
with cries of ''Stop, thief! ringing after
him.
Caught in Street Chase.
Joseph Minturn peddler. was going
by in his wagon and chased the thief
Policeman Callahan got in the wagon with
Iiinturn. and after a two-block gallop
the fugitive was overtaken and escorted
back to the house.
Mrs. Leavy met them on the porch and
at once dashed the prisoner with a horse
whip.
The man seemed glad to go with Cal
lanan to the police station. where he said
he was Robert Bernstein. of No Is john
son street. Two gold watches and rings
which were identified by the Leavys as
theirs. were found in his pockets.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01

li;ni imeniki Ia izvirne volitve "
pruSki dezelni zbor Sc MANFRED vo-
Il inridektno) V Berlinu setstav-
ljcne ma podlagi davcnih izkazoy
deloma IL leta 1907. deloma pa
1905. Berlinski m%agistrat. Xxi je
bill vpraSan zaradi tega. je izja-
vii. da je bila Sestava volilnih
imenikov pravilna. ker zakon ne
\eze Obcine ma porabo davcnih IL
kazov dolocenega leta; magistrat
mora SeStaviti imenik ma podlagi
Zadnjih davcnih iZkaZov. Xxi so mu
la razpolago, incl pa je Ia neka-
tcre volilce izkaZe ze IL leta 1908.
"a druge pa Same IL leta 1907. To
magiStratovO porocilO Sc vienna l.
zakonom. Ampak Ge Sc M hi vie
malo in Ge hi Sc moral volilni
imeniki Smatrati res IA n%cpravil-
ne. hi Sc moral raZveljaviti man
DAFT vSeh berlinSkih pOSlancev IL
vsch II berlinskih poslancev IL
vSth II bcrlinSkih volilnih okra-
Jcv. tore.i tudi IL tistih. Y katerih
SO bill okrajev. torej tudi IL ii
Stih. Y katerih so bill izvoljeni
"SvobodomiSelci'. Toda meSGan-
ska veGina hi Sc le rada iznebila
sccialnih demokratOv; pa Sc BIO
morda ~vrezala. zakai odgovoriti
bodo moral volilci in nazadnje .je
vcndar vpraSanje. &c prineSo no.
We volitve tax rezultat. da DO vSeG
"SvObodomiSelcem'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
ZAKAJ 81 MORALI VSI ORGA
NIZIRANI DELAVCI BTU
TUDI SOCIALIST?
(Dalje.)
Dale

Kmetijske stroje ma ameriski
farmi vidimo dandanes stroj "a
vsako posamezno delo; tako n. pr.
stroJ "a koSnjo, stroj Ia grabiti
seno, sejati tito, stroj, Xxi zanie in
OBJ enim poveze tito V snope; stroll
Xxi zanje in sprot omlati tito, stroj
"a okopaviti plevel, "a osipati
krompir in koruzo. in stroj "a iz-
kopavati krompir in Ia mlatiti III
to; in Sc wee druzih strojev vidi-
mo ma farmi. Trije delavci S po-
moejo poljedelskih strojev zamo-
rejo obdelati fsrmo. ma kateri Sc
pridela poleg zadostno koruze in
kormpirja, mad 1000 busljev pse-
nice, 500 buSljev ovsa, in Sc IRE
ia 30 CLAW Irvine. (konj in COVE
Je). Ia ilustracija jasno kaze. ne
da bi nadalje ~navajal dokaze. da
stroj nadomeSca delavno moe. Ali
MISC ma tisoce in miGjone delavcev
oropani Ia delo in zivlienje radi
upellave modernih ''delo prihra-
nilnih" strojev in masin' Kaj sto-
RITZ "a odpomocP Ali maj staremo
stroJe? Ne, socializirati Jill. Pri-
vatno posedovanje. strojev je
vzrok, Xxi paine delavce cd della.
Bistroumni ljudje tam V Texas
so predlagali ,da Sc mora uniGiti
stroJe; in da potreba pognati il
dezele vse t%ruste, in da to hoGe.jo
doseGi, &c bi Sc magari moral VIZ
niti nazaj k motiki in srpu.
Ali bi ne bio nesmiselno delo
to. ee bi .odprayili parni stroj "a
orati in sc podali ma pole z mo-
tiko? odpravili poljedelske stroje,
XII sem Jill ravno omenil, ter pri-
Jeti "a roeno koso in srp.. To bi
bilo demokraticno, kali. Tam V
Texasu, kakor znano. so lie demo
kratje.
I'll sanjavi in smeSni demokrat-
ie tam v Texas. hi hoteli novega
casa "kolo n%apredka" in tehnike
obrniti, ter uniciti stoletno delo
geniiev in Sc ~pogrezniti nazaj v
femme case. kjer hi morali vse
znova priccti. Nemogoce: vemo da
je.
Sedaj vladajoca republikanska
stranka mic ne misli tega stOriti,
ali da bi kolo napredka obrnila.
o, ne. Republikanci hocejo, da o.
stane tako kakor je; mai stroll
nadaljuje svojo delo, ter ostanejo
v privatni lasti maj imamo krize,
brezposelnost in dolgo urni DELAY.
mix, in druge slicne ugodnosti in
m~izerijo "a druge.
Dobro Sc Sc sp%ominjamo. ko .je
Taft obljublial pred volitvijo. Ge
bo on izvoljen. bono imeli priho-
dnJa stiri leta, dobra. prosperetne
case in, pOsvem tako administered
10, kot pod Rooseveltovo - edo
bro" Waldo.
Republikanska vlada in patenti-
rano zdravilo, to ie emo in isto ::
ne pomaga mic. Bogastvo Sc steka
in Sc bode stekalo, (dokler DELAY
ci ne store temu konec) boil ko
kdaj pref. narocie nekaterim
posameznikom, koie nazivljemo
Trusti in kralji stokratnih miliio-
nov.
Ali kdo dvomi da nj. in ne o.
stane tako, ako bodo delavci dr.
zali krizem rokeY
Pc oficielnim izkazilu in prera-
cunu cd leta 1900, ie V Zjedinie-
nih drzavah bilo lie samo eden pro-
cent plutokratov. % ~procentov
srednjega razreda. 10 procentov
pa razreda. v kterega Tt in JAZZ
spadamo.
Plutokratje Taste 70 odstotkov
vsega bogastva V Zjedinienih dr.
zavah sredni razred. to so mali
kapitalisti, katere hi rad BRYAN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
RAZNOTEROSTI.
v pruskem dezelnem zboru so

pruSKem ueZelnem ZD0ru so
takozvani svobodomiselci i~zvrSili
rcliko lumparijo. Komisija "a We
rifikacijo mandatov .je sklenila.
%predloziti zbornici. maj zavrze
mandate onih Stirih socialno-dc-
mokraticnih poslancev. Xxi so bill
izvoljeni V Berlinu. To so sodru-
o. Borgmann. Hirsch. lehman in
Adolf Hoffman,. "Svobodomi-
selma vecina komisije vtemeliu-
je svoj sklep tako. da so bill vo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
DOpiS.
Seattle. Wash. Is. mai!


vsak rOpar in goljuf kaznovan,
ce Sc naznani sodiSGu - Sc hudo
TCti. V Spokane industrial
Worker" cd 13. t. IN. Sc eta sle-
dece %poroGilO.
Buck & Lands Employment
Office V Spokane, Wash. ie cd
pCslala 46 Bulgarov V Newport.
Wash, ma delo. kjer nj bilo no.
henega della zanje. Sedaj ie Ator-
neJ Cd organiZacije ''Industrial
Workers of the World vel "a
devo V roke. in tozi roparsko po-
s~redovalnico IA delo. IA $4,000
cdSkodnine. Iadeva .je Sedaj pri
ST diScu. Cuie Sc. da .je sodnik
Mann " Spokane. WASH cello
nervozen postal radi tega. ker Sc
tGliko simpatizira IA malo vpoSte-
vane Bulgare.
Druga zadeva. - zopet ena H.
mel tisocerih.
The Western Employment of
flee (tudi V Spokane. WASH je
poslala Is "Avstrians' V Yoa-
KUN, Wash. kjer nj bilo nebene-
ga della. Vsakega ten ''Avstri-
ans je veljalo $1S.S5; to znese
skupai $339.3O. "a kar so bill
"Avstrians' oropani pc omenjeni
Eosredovalnici.
vi delavci bi re vendar mo-
rail- vediti do sedaj. kako a ro-
pGJo vsaki dan zaporedoma tie
roSredovalnice; seve. &c Sc VAN
dCbro zdi ali Sc bojete odlocno
rastopiti prot MIN, potem inmate
pravice "kikat', ko Sc vas zopet
in zopet sprazni zepe.
, TakO je poro6al to industrial
Worker"
Delavske posredovalnice hi mo-
tale biti odpravljene pref ko mo-
ccce. Odpraviti jih bodo morali
G~elavci sami. Danes je V oceh
aNtoritete in p~olicije vecii zlocin
trodaiati socialisticni. ali indu-
strielni list ma ulici. kakor pa. &c
II agentji oropajo delavce do
zadnega dolaria.
V Seattle ie bill razprodajalcc
lista industrial WORKER ma uli-
Ct aretiran. ker je prodaial Ia list
: rudeto zastavo ma prvi strani
l:sta; majsko izda.jo.
Sodniki. odvetniki in zvezdo-
eiedi (popje) vsi vedo. da DELAY
ske poSredovalnice ropajo de-
lavce vsaki dan. ami none of them.
give a damn. OdviSno je cd mas de
!dvcev Samih. Ola ostavimo Ia ron
n" debelo. in o~staviti nitro.
Delavci ne more.jo dobiti STRAIT
ka in tudi ne organizirat DELAY
cav. dokler Sc ne odpravi teh ka-
FitaliSticnih poSredovalnic IA de
10, Sodniki, odvetniki in zvezdo-
glodi. MIN j. vse dobro. kar Jim
nese dobicek. V Seattle nj noben
'Pop in far vedel. ia Sc nahajajo
meStu zloglaSne hiSe prostitu-
cile raZen takrat. ko Sc placuje
tax. Takrat. in Same takrat hva-
li.io boga Gin Skiliio prot we
zdam) ia Sc Sc vendar nahaja 30
nrestih nekaj zdvojenih zensk. XII
~placujejo meStu veliko svoto. $
katero Sc mia davek davkopla-
ccvalcem. Pop ne oporeka nice
mur, kar mu prinaSa dobre pc
6enke. tako nobeni drugi greftar.
Delavske posredovalnice prinaSa-
jn dobicek meStu. cato so respek-
t:rane.
Tudi zato bolezen dobimo zdra-
vilo.
kakor sem poro6al zadnic. da
le zupan Miller zaprl "rcstricted
district. Sc 6uje sedaj. da ga bo-
DC zopet odprli. in STEER V drugem.
boil oddaljenim kraju. kjer ne bo-
dc tako napoti. Sef policije ie
izjavil, ia Sc vecjc mesto brez
proStitutk ne more ohraniti in da
Jill imajo cello senatorji in kon-
eresmani dovolj Washington,
d. C.. in da so sploh ~potrcbne.
Liudje Sc pa pritozujeio. da so
sedaj r%aztrcsene prevcc pc vsem
mestu. in da hi bio bol.je. da Sc
Jill dene skupaj V kak kraj. ter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
SALARY INCREASES.
Senators Favor Raise Without Re-
spect to Officials Station.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 4.-The
question CT increasing salaries Of gov.
crnment clerks was briefly discussed
in the senate today in connection with
the consideration Of the bill making
appropriations for the District of Co
lumbia 1t was touched upon by Sen
ator Bacon, who said:
II do not think it is to the credit
Of the congress that We have raised
our own salaries and the salaries
of high officials who are in posi-
ton to urge their wishes and have
not only neglected tat refused to In
crease the compensation CT govern
ment employees with small salaries
who are not in a position to insist
upon their demands and would be re-
buksd and in danger OF losing their
places should they insist upon an in
crease"
Senator Gallinger. in charge OF the
district bill. said he agreed with the
senator from Georgia and when some
plan is presented he would be gIad
TO join in increasing salaries Of poor
ly paid government employees.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
ueRhef Bulls Nor Bears Able to
Accomplish Purpose.
CONSOLIDATED GAS At LOW POINT
Difficulties Block Way to Further A.
vance of PRECISION Other Hand.
Bears Are Power.ess in EHorts TO
Offer Down Stocks.
NV Associated Press.A

NEW YORK Feb. professional
limitations OF the current stock mar
ket restricted the swing of prices t'
a comparatively narrow range. Inc
difficulty of carrying an advance
further was becoming manifest be
fore operations were concluded ye"
,erday and the reaction natural under
the circumstances followed today.
The offering down of prices of bear
operators does not appear to dislodSe
anv considerable amount OF liqulfa'
ton and the bears find themselves
obliged to buy in stocks to cover.
A bidding up of prices on the other
hand, attracts no notable Following.
The condition underlying 1he mar
ket is clearly one OF neglect. Call
loans did not fall below , per cent.
today and the maximum rose to ;
per cent which makes the record
for the new year.
The renewed call of the secretary
OF the treasury upon the depository
600. 900 OF government funds by Feb
ruary Is offered the ostensible rea-
son for the lessened inclination OF
lenders to accept bids recently pre-.
vailing for loans Consolidated Gas
exerted Il depressing influence by a
drop which established Il new low
price for the year, seemingly prompt
ed by determination OF the company
to make a years trial Of the SO cent
gas law without further effort to con-
test it in litigation. The suspicion
and distrust with which yesterdays
allegations Of improvements in the
copper trade were received resulted
IN a decline in the copper industrials
Bonds ayere Irregular. Total sales.
par value, $5.SS0.000. United States
bonds We're unchanged on call.
Total sales today 472.20o shares.
including: Copper $500; Atlantic
Coast Line 400: Chesapeake 4 Ohio
$500: Denver & Rio Grande $4,000:
Louisville 4 Nashville 500: Norfolk
& Western 1900; Reading 1900;
Southern Railway 1900: Tennessee
Copper 500: Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal 500. do pfd. 100.
Amalgamated Copper ..... 731s
American Car & Foundry -. 503s
American Car & Foundry. pfd l10&
American Cotton Oil ...,... I4
American Hide & Leather, pfd 40
American Ice Securities . 2lA
American Linseed ....... l4Ss
American Locomotive .... 55A
American Locomotive, pi1 -. Ill
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
VESSEL TOTAL LOSS.
Cargo Of Belle DWELL Also 10 saeri.
feed IN Wreck
(Rx Associated Press

WILMINGTON. y. c. Fet, i-The
tug Blanche and the United states
revenue cutter Seminole left hurried
" today in response 20 private ad
v res that the American schooner
Belle ONeill, 1874 tons. Cap; ain Coffin
from Perth Amboy to Savannah. was
stranded OF Cape Lockout two miles
from shore whittier she drifted Wed
nesday night.
Later a message came that the
schooner had gone 10 pieces. vcsse
and cargo being al entire loss Tn
c-"w were taken off by the life ss.
veTs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-MOney or
call easy. 2 q 5 per cent: ruling rate
.; closing bid .; offered at pa
Time loans strong. co days 21a -.
per cent and 80 days "a to 3 per
cent: six months 3A to 3R per cen.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 3lc
to per cent: sterling exchange
weak with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 1910 a 1920 for 60
day bills and at 1879! for demand;
commercial bills 4S47a a 4S5: ba"
silver So: Mexican dollars A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
WEAK IN FAITH.
Georgia Senator Declares Constitu-
ents Have Changed Minds.

by Associated PreSs.t
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. H.
Some Of my constituents. when they
see revision Of the tariff near at
hand are not SO strong as they were
before the election fer such revision.
declared Senator Clay Of Georgia. in
commenting upon an appropriation
bill and the large amount Of money
involved in it. Senator Bacon sat
near his colleague when he made this
remark. but he only smiled and said
nothing.
Mr.. Clay continued 20 say that Wild
the necessity of raising about $1,000
oo".000 annually for the expenses Of
the government. there would be in
cidentai protection to industries that
could net be avoided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
househoId Remedies.

which have stccd the test OF time de-
sery" 4 place 10 the medicine ches'
Cf every family. Mothers are tcday
administering 10 their children the
remedies their grandmo;hers made
For thirty years Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from roots and herbs. hes been curing
IN" women OF this country from the
worst firm of female Ills. and merit
alone could have stood such a tcst
q tine and Won such an epvIabIr
record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. ILL, FEB. l.-Althonga
bullish sentiment was again rampant
in the wheat pit early in the sessioh
today The market lost much or It's
snap during the final hour and clos
ed about steady with prices L shade
lower TO II 4 !. cent higher com
pared with final quotations OF the
previous session. Corn and oa's
closed easy and provisions weak.
Articles Open High Low CLOS"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Baltimore Produce Markets.
BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. 4.-Wl

BALTIMORE, MID. Feb. 4.-Wheat
firm: spot contract HOS; Southern
On grade 107 u.
CORN--Steady: spot contract GIN:
Southern yellow corn 6Jl2 6112.
OATS-Dull: No. mixed 54h.
RYE-Steady: No. . Western do
nestle 80 ".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

OF HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
ON TWENY- SIXTH STREET.
BETWEEN OAK and PARRISH
AVENUES IN THE CITY OF
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
Pursuant to the terms Of a deed
Ct trust dated May 90 1904. recorded
in deed book No. 26. page 500, records
of the clerks office Of the corpora
ion court Of the city OF Newport
News, executed by c. W. Bastain and
wife to the Undersigned trustee. de-
fault having occurred in the payment
OF the debt secured. and at the re-
quest of the beneficiary therein.
will offer for sale at public auction
in front of the premises. on Saturday
February 6. 1899. at II O'Clock m.
part lots Nos. 80, 80 and 81. in block
No 4S-C. Map CT the Old Dominion
investment Company" for full de
scription reference is invited TO the
said deed
Terms-Cash.
W. E. COTTRELL. Trustee
For further information apply TO
Harret; & West. 225 Twcnty-'ifth
street. Newport News. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

WANTED-WE WANT EVERY
body to know we are selling hay
Grain, Flour and Feed cheap for
cash. Goods delivered to any part
Of the city. For information, cal!
Bell phone 315. NJ. B. NORRIS &
CO., 444 Thiry-fourth st. 1-7-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
RESTAURANTS.
THE STAR RESTAURANT.
For Ladies and. Gentlemen.

We buy and use only the highest
grade Of everything that's good. We
want your patronage and We will do
all In our power to earn IL. Cleancst
and mcst satisfactory place In town
I'll Twcnty-seveaih street. mex Sis
~ E,dg t-1s-i VI.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
WANTED.

WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR SEW
eral bright. airy rooms with or with
out board modern conveniences.
Ref. exc. 100 31st ST. Bell phone 366.
l-9-l m-eOd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

FOR REMITTANCE, WELL LOCAT-
ed store room. formerly occupied
by r. W. JUDKINS. Terms very
reasonable. For Information apply
Daily Press Office.