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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
INTERURBAN BOYS
START SCHEDULE
NEW LEAGUE BEGINS AUSPl-
ClOUSLY
GOOD CLASS OF BALL is FUR
NlSHED THE FANS
Eastern outfitters, Palms, Wells
Fargos and coVlna San FeIice
Teams Are Winners in
Opening Contests
STANDING 1NrERURBAN LEAGUE

The first games of the newly organ
lied Interurban league were played yes
terday on four diamonds, and if the
men keep up the pace at which they
started the league will furnish amateur
baseball lovers with some high grade
ball in the next fourteen weeks.
There is small choice between the
teams although the wise ones say If
there is any favorite in the betting It
would be the San Fellce team of
Covina. There is a strong aggrega-
ton of ball tossers in the orange grow
ing town, and much is expected of them
by their followers.
In the personnel of the new league
are many names familiar to amateurs
and their h'iends hereabouts. Saenz,
the pitcher at the Palms. is conner.
One of the managers puts it thus, sue
cinctly: Say, that kids the smoke
artist, believe me. Maybe he can't slip
them over. Not!" Case, second base
man for the Racycles, is a cracking
good baseman and n heavy stick artist.
In the past fourteen times at bat 1t Is
reported of him that he made eight
hits. of which one was a triple and
three were doubles. DuPrey of the
same team Is a steady, hard working
catcher who has always made good.
Martini Labaig, pitcher at Colegrove,
is picked out by those who know as a
sldD drtlSt VINO VIII make MS marx.
He Is only a youngster, and this is his
first season In a league of any import
ance.
Shortstop De Forest of the Wells
Fargo team Is one of the best in the
organization at that place Hand
some" Harry Bell, the third baseman,
is utility man who is immensely valu-
able to his club. He has played on
more different teams, they say. than
any other man in the amateur field in
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Angle. First base on errors
Giants 1. Left ON bases-Giants g. Santa Ana Z
Bases on balloon Clark 2; off Coleman 8
Struck out--Tsy Clark s. by Coleman 6. Double
plays-McCla4a to Lane, Lane TO Bronson,
Hits made-On Clark 6; off Coleman 1. Passed
balls-Slaten 1; Meates !. Time of Game-1S0.
Umplres-Tdylor and Lane
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
MARKET NATIONALS
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hts-Bouett McElroy. First
base on errors-Gardena 3, Market Nation
ais /. Left on bases-Gardena 10, Market
Nationals ). Bases on bals-OH Drown 5.
Struck out-By Meyers 7, by Drown in
six innings, by Segel 3 in two innings.
Double plays-Bauett to McElroy; Meyers
to Summs to Gabe. Hits made-Oh Mey
ers 5, of Drown 9, off Segel l. Passed
balls-Simms 2. Pratt 4. Wild pitches
Meyers @ Drown 4. Hit by pitched ball
McElroy. Siegel Time Of game hours.
TTrnpire-Raevaa m
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
His BuIIdinq Site

"That lot you sold me at Lonesome
hurst is all covered with water" said
the city man to the agent.
"Surel" said the fieshy man; we're
going to stock it for fishing next sea-
son, "-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Used Her Eyes

Patience-Your sisters eyes look very
red. Guess she's been using them too
much lately.
Patrice-She has. She was in three
millinery establishments this afternoon!
-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
totals ...s s.,.s.......4O
REDONDO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hit-Goodwin Sacrifice hits-Bibo,
Lyon, VenaDe. Bases on balls-Of Smith, /;
off Abbott, 4. Struck out-By Smith >; by
Abbott, "A. Hits-Oh Smith, III off Abbott, s..
Hit by pitched ball-Goodwin, Love. Time of
game-240. Umpire-Morris.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19

DOwney and the Dyas-Clines played
yesterday afternoon in a game on the
formers diamond, which was won by
the home team by a score of to 2.
Duesse and Phillips officiated as the
battery for the winners, and e. Haight
and Leahy acted for the losers. The
contest was witnessed by an unusually
large CROWD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
SUMMARY

Home run-F Brosiey. Two-base hits-Abe
May, Montana g. Wild pitch-Tuft Hit by
pitched ball-Broslzey, Blee. Time Of game
] :35. Umplre-BlOck
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
After Worlds Record

The present mile straightaway record
for a bicycle behind a locomotive anc
coach is 5S As seconds. The record be-
hind a motorcycle PAGER with a wind
shield is 1:5, and was recently made
at the Coliseum track
Agraz will again attempt to brea' n.
record at an early date, and he has
done many clips which make it prol 9le
that he will negotiate the distant IN
worlds time.
A fair crowd was on hand to wit sss
the contests, but local sporting eu
state that it is nowhere near what TIE
management deserves for the rem rs
able record breaking contests whic %
has recently presented to the pu 4e.
and it is believed that many pers
have used so much energy during E <
week that they need rest or m usi
wait to recuperate financially.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
coIearove Is Defeated

In the opening games at Colegrove
the Eastern Quitting team beat the
Colegrove nine yesterday by the score
of 13 to 7. The grounds were In bad
shape, and this accounts for the large
score.
The Outfitters had their batting shirts
on and kept the ball rolling over the
cracks in the ground. Pitcher J. Lind
pitched giltedge ball Cass of the Out
filters was there with the willow.
Both teams obeyed the new bylaws.
and the game ran along nicely. Um-
pire Daniels was the Indicator man
and did very well. The attendance was
fair.
The score is al follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19

The Schlitz team of the new inter-
urban league lost to the Covina-San
Felice nine yesterday afternoon in a
one-sded game at Covina. The coun-
trysiders trimmed the locals by a score
of 13 to 2, in a fast game, despite the
hitting of the winners.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
PARAFFINE PAINT COMPANY
SUMMARY

Home run-Garcia. Three-base hit-Forney B.
Two-base hits-Larnz. Topia, Cruz Lugo
Marquinz, Griffin, Left on bases-Palms g.
Bases balls-Om Parafhne Paint Co. @
Struck out-By Larnz y. by Wtherow 2, by
Lewis l. Double plays-Lopez to Forney Hits
made-Of Larnz Z. off Wlthrow 10. off Lewis
Wild pitches-Witherow l. Hit by pitched
bal-Lamb, Cruz. Time Of game-1;50. Um-
pires-Stephens and HoIe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
PALMS

plate. The game was witnessed by a
large crowd, and several good bits of
fielding were put through. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19

Don't simply allow TO die-that plan OF
yours. Find a little capital through advertis-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
MOTORCYCLIST
SETS RECORDS
GRAVES ESTABLISHES TWO
NEW MARKS
EASILY WINS SIXaHoUR RACE
AT COLISEUM
and Does One Hundred Miles in
One Hour, 27 Minutes and
49 Seconds

Two worlds records were shattered
yesterday at the Coliseum course, when
in the closing day of the six-hour mo-
torCycle races NJ. J. Graves of the Los
Angeles Motorcycle club covered sixty
seven miles in one hour and clipped off
100 miles in 1919. Both the time
made for the SiXty-seVen miles and that
of the 100 are worlds records for the
distances, and the new title holder APP
pears to be the sensational amateur
find of the year In motorcycling circles
The terrific speed made by Graves in
the first hour of the third day of the
contest returned him an easy winner
with a margin Of eleven and a half
miles over his nearest competitor, M.
j. Ward of the same club.
The contestants stood as follows at
the close Of the race:
Miles
NJ. J. Graves, total distance in six hours. 3611s
N. J. Ward, total distance in six hours. 1850
Herman Kohl, total distance in six hours. .29s
Irwin Knappe, total distance in six hours,
2i9 miles, 2l3 laps.
The race was run in three divisions
of two hours on each of three days, the
riders taking up the contest where they
left off on the previous day and getting
a flying start on the home stretch at
the opening of each days race. Parts
of lap were not counted in the finish
Of the first two days of racing. The
entrants were all OF amateur standing.
Graves often Laps Others
From the first few minutes after the
gun Graves began to gain laps on the
others ~and for while appeared to be
circling the track about five times to
each four laps made by the others.
Ward and Kohl kept close together and
while they struggled for an advantage
with only a few feet separating them
at times, Graves gaining on them,
would bring the three into the stretch
prettily punched. Knappe made some
good spurts and for a while appeared
to be able to make the pace with bet
ter than an even chance for second
honors, but machinery troubles lessened
his chances at the last.
The distances covered in the two
hours of the last day of the three-day
race is as follows Graves, 134 miles;
Ward, III; Kohl, IS; Knappe, n.
Eddie Lingenfelder, the famous rec
ord breaker and local professional, went
against the mile record, now standing
at AZ 2-5 seconds. He failed to beat
the record but went the distance IN
the fast time of As 4-5 seconds.
The paced bicycle record trial ir
which Emil Agraz, the pace follower
attempted to break worlds records or
a bicycle, behind a 20-horse power
Anzani pacing machine, failed to be a!
scheduled due to some mechanics
trouble with the pacing machine which
interfered with the rider when it missed
the cylinder at the turns. After severa
vain attempts at regulating the power
full motor, Agraz postponed his record
! breaking for a more auspicious occa'
! sion.
After Worlds Record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
TRAP SHOOTING.
Charles Nichols of Charlotte Wins
Mdwinter Tournament.

plNEnlRST. y. c.. Jan. -. -
Charles Nichols CT Charlotte. y. G..
was The. preliminary winner of the
second annual nidwinter trap>hoCting
tournament to-day in 4 Il" :hont-oil
at 90. with Or. !. II. Dreh~r. OF VIII
mineiun. y C.. - t II: Mr. Nichoi5
al t lN-Naih marx ana III lbfi'''
AT II.
W. u. Kinds Of Portland. Me-, and
d. A. Epson. OF cleveland. >" yaFnS'
were second and thir! with respect
i've scores CT SO and SIS.
Fred Gilt"rt. - yards. led tn pro
fessionals with "a. Harold Money. -
yards. second. with ". and Guy War;i
>" yards. third in 81.
Mr.. I'p> II was the winner of tn"
morning - target swrepstake with
a score Of 80.
The scores of the leaders in tn"
preliminary fellows:
Handicap-Chirl. Nichols. Char
lOttc. y. G.. tl>) 81: !. II. Drch"r.
Wilmington. 90 90: W. ID. Kinds
Portland. 90 80: ID. A. Up9on Cl'v"-
lard. co, IS: 6. l.. Young. Chicago.
,2H 81: S. ID. Giihs Trinn City,
Tenn. ,l9N. NJ: d. T. l.cahv, Phia "!-
phia. D>p ~: G. Il. Newc0mb. OHIO.
,2n, -: F. W. Reynolds. New York
,ISp ~: r. W. M&iteti Mnntclair
il9) 81: T. :. Baskerville. Chiffon
Forge. y. Y. Gn 81: r. f.. Royian.
Wilmingt~n. y. G.. I>D 81: Cooke
Clayton. Salisbury. Y. C.. on 81: ID.
l.. Culver. Jersey City. t@> 81: 4,
RaIan. Montclair. N9I. s.: r. G.
Sokeley. Wilmington. n9) 50: F, >.
Rogers. Cleveland n9l 81: y. II. Pow
ell. Newport. r. L. G9i 81: J. c. Todd,
New burypOrt. IGb so: II. l.. Lee. lie.
noy Mass. cor so: Arthur Lyon
High Point y. G.. nS' so
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Virginia is All Right.

RICHMOND. VA. January. -
Tn" Virginia electors me- hey" on
Jan. II and attended to tn" business;
committed TO them. The vljr OF tn
State was cas-. or William 1"nning
BRYAN and John w. Kern. for Pr'>i
dent and vice president. respectively
The j.ap"rs Were signed and certified
in due form Three copies WEI" mad"
our. One Va, mailed - Tie resi-.
dent of tn" Senate the day Of the
meeting. another was placed in tn
hands OF Judge Waddill. OF III" nil,
ed States district court the day fol
lowing. and the third was given ~
!. G. Hankin:. n" messenger named
by the board. VIII proceeded 10 Wash.
ing;on and delivered tn" par'rS III
person to the president of tn" Scnat"
Tuesday last Nir. HankinS r'tnrn' d
TO the city Wednesday Mr.. Hanhins
has been the me- senger Ct III" Nirg''
MIA board sev.rtl terms ana is en-
tirely familiar with the provisions ct
the law and ha~ always he"D prOmp,
in executing I'll" duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
American Sailor Attacked.

NICE Ian. 22.-Ono of the sailors
Of the United states kattieShip Mime
sofa. Gchlan by name. while passing
alcng dark street at an early hour
yesterday morning was attacked by
two Italians. who sprng upon him
from a doorway and beat him down
before he had chance to defend
hims elf Gehiar's watch and money
Were stolen. and thu sailor was found
bleeding and almt st srnseiesS by tn"
police.
When he recovered he accompanied
III" police on round of the wine
shops. in on" of which he pointed Ont
his assaiianrs. who were arrested 4
police ma iStratc sent the two r!CC
20 prison for six months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23

Humorous in Il hippant. "An'll
sort of wa. III Il degree int"r"N !inS
and perhaps. teaching lesson mere
and there. "Thr Devil" as presented
at the Academy OF Music last night
by the Henry ". Say; z" company.
probably failed To satisfy any 81 ne
Various classes. of lh"al"rro"iH Mh"
made mp IN" largest andl'nc" mat
has gathered Il; the local play h"NN"
mi. season TO those who wen, -
he play 10 see : tm"thinE Very. very
lcy auI naughty. il probably was
Il disappointment. because. Co'npar"a
win some OF tn" contributions "i
Grurc" Bernard Shaw and others, II
MAS not 50 terribly naughty alter
all Those who expected 80 see
moral lessons taught through IN i'm.
! mcral story and sugi,"S:iE" lines.
found Ihr moral so we'll "oI"'"! mp
that i was ralCnlal'd NOT l" D.
noticed while lessons o! other KINDS
were icing h.urnrd The nnHoIhiAi:-
ted Who accepted tn" Who!" man"
As comedy and failed 10 grasp IN"
IL, aiming # thr lines OF IN" E'3'
thread O. me story. i al must haN"
been rather barring.
Campbell Go!Ian gives 4 clever,
though rather to iippant, inl"rpr"-
tariun Of III" principal character In"
! Devil, calling himself pr Miller. IT.
makes Ih.. devil just !ii'I" 10"
much Of a low comedian to conlGrn
| 10 The, generally accepted idea o. thAt
partNs personality. bH, h" speaks
the bitil. biIS OF cynical phIlo'nph'
given by th,. author in :: crisp. strik-
| iug S,!j Of way. ana tn" characterize
ZION might be, termed an excellent
| Oh" by anyone who liked IN" play.
Richard Thornton. as Karl llahi"r
an ariis,, and Miss Adele Flock, a;
/ Olga Hufmann a bankers wife. ar"
arcti'aLl" as The characters % whom
his pariiruIar devil devotps mos OF
his attention. Miss Sadi" NilIiamS
as Elsa N.ra an h"ir":S>, and Miss
kathryn Marshall rs MIMI a model,
are delightful and III" memory OF
hem is especially pleasing b"rauS"
il helps on" 70 f, rye; other things
hat are MOI :, pleasant.
"Thr Devil" as presented her" i
an adaptation hE oliver HEREFORD Il
D.r TruleI by Franz M2ilar, an Aus
'.ian. 1t has attracted great a''"n-
ion in this and other counrri"S. very
Iinulv because it i something ne"
and because the very talk OF us
uuiru, ava sui~y character arOllSt':'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23

tordav stated they viii rot attend the
launch:ng Of the hattleship Delaware
at Newport News Va. February s.
Thu. conclusion was reached inform
aIv .ac matter hing Kept from the
aoo- q the House ana Senate. The
primary reason controlling the 1>esis-
Ia'ur,. IS that hve and cry would
rr baby hc raised IL an appropriation
-u.d b. made for this purpose. Sew
.crII rn"mbcrs Of the General Assembly,
vi ~. press nj - individuals.
Tn" Governor and bis s;af. MINER
no state oficials. Senators Richard
zpn and Tripon;. CONGRESSMAN Burton
and CCugrcssman.elrct Head will at
.Cr5 the launching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
HUGHES DELIVERS ATTACK
ON MACHINE POlITICS
Remarks Received With Marked
Signs of Approval from Members
of Both Parties.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-B"fore an
audicnc" notable for the diversity OF
political view and beliefs cf thos"
that composed il. Governor Hughes
tonight delivered vigorous address
attacking marhin" politics and strong
~ advocating direct nominations.
TIL" speech delivered at the banquet
of the Hughes Alliance. at The Hotel
Astor. was received With marked
signs CT appreciation from Republic
cans md Democrats alike.
G. vernon Hughes said in part:
We have found Ihat to maintain
representative government and 10
secure cxecuriye officers who repre-
sent the pec,le or Legislators who
represent their districts We must have
voters chosen directly. The prob
lem with rcpresen alive party govern
mcnt is to hav" system by which
The voters of the party SHALL have
their SAY. Experience shows that
under the present system the voters
of the party except ty some mighty
uphcaval. raw" very It'll" TO say.
and when one or more men get into
control Of the machinery they control
the nominations. and virtually "ppoint
these who will sand as III" Eariy
representatives
This is not representative govern
mcnt.
''DiroCi nominations are Mt sub
sCrNiy. OF rrpr">c ntatiN" government
hut. a. it seems to me. are essential
TO IFS maintenance.
Carnegie Compliments Hughes.
Anircw Carncgi" likcned the guest
Of honor OF the evening 10 George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
"GOvernor Hughes" said he. rem
Garcd a signal service TO the country
nv demonstrating hat the common
people can be trusted Like Lin
coin he has been hold enough 10 art
according 10 his convictions n" tells
Won what h" thinks regardless o:
whether or not his views coinci !e
with those Of his party He is no
A follower He is leader: pio-
ncer along un'rofdcn paths. Mark
the fEiuT" o. mis- man.
At this iunc'urr Of Mr.. Carn"gi"'s
speech on" Of tho diners cried out:
Our rcXt President.
Mr Carnegie at ono" 'aking NJ the
suggestion. T"iOTt"!
That's right: say Il again" \;
once thor" was 4 chorus "f Hughes
our ncX' President" with Nr. Carn".
ri" u"ddirr III. :7pr"vaI and sa"tnG:
Thai il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
WILL REMAIN WET.
No District C Columbia Prohibit on
Bill This Session.

WASIli\GTDN. JAN. - So far
as the present Cuner' - is concerned.
there will j." no legislation "uari"d
extending prohibition 10 tn" District
Of Columffa. This lact was mad"
clear Nrar"rda, when III" iloAN" Com
mi't;r On Ia" District e Columbia
hillrd tn" biz by Il larE" majority.
This mr",ui" Was Offered 10y Repre-
s"utativ" Sims. Of Tennessee, a!t Il
provided 10. ;:h> Ulut" pr'hihitnn III
thu District. Eleven members Il rh'
licuS" Committ"" this morning Nn'rd
t. Iabl" this nIras"r". only TWO Nn'
q in its favor Sins. OF Tennessee,
and Camrh"ll. OF Kansas
The question was discussed Al
Great length and tn" commlltr"m"''
cons ii"Ird that tn" time * nCI 0ppn!
tune Tor the enactment of such l"Gis-
lalion for tn. District Of Co'lmha.
There are several other prohibition
measures before that committee. BAT
Their. Willie no FAY, rablc action on
any Of them at the present session.
Rcpros cntutive James Gli"GS, o.
G"0rgia. Introduced IN the House a
bill designed to give Federal aid to
tn" prohibition movement. Accord
ing T. this bill III" United States
Government would |" required. when
eyer il scizeS whisky. brandy, wines,
beers or other liquor manufacture m
violation OF Federal laws. =" destroy
that liquor. The proc"dur" wuuld b"
the same in every case as at present.
except that instead Cf Offering III"
seized goods for sale, they would b"
"pnbEcly destroyed by Internal
revenue officers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
First Division Leaves Valparaiso.

VALPARAISO. Jan. o2-The first
division Of the United States Pacific
fleet. consisting OF the cruisers West
Virginia. ColCra 70. Pennsylvania and
Maryland. left her" at neon 10 join
the second division tomorrow outsid"
Of CCGUimbo. Together the vessels
will proceed for Cailao. Peru whor"
they will srcnd fortnight Th"y
will then - - Panama and TO Mag
dal"na Raw.
The American mcn and officers
have loft good impression Their"
hav" been number Of entertain
men:s in their honor. and a deieCa-
ton Of little girls presented Rear AG'
miral Swinburn" with a farewell, bon
qret Of r. wers.
Will" leaving her mnorinCS n"
MARY land EcCIm" "ntanCicd in som"
anchor lines hit vas quickly freed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23

to arrive here f. m Port Arthur. Tex
a.. to-day.
She will y" IN" first foreign steam
r t. enter this port since he city
has been Il port Uf entry, town" 4
foreign owned bare.
The Wrstl.nl is loaded with oil
in bulk and is bound IT. III Port ,r
thar tor the Canary islands.
The distance. from Port Arthur Is
rather a long on" To tow a loaded
Vessel. in fact Their" a" few longer
lUWS on record.
The /, unaMian viii lid 'nnk"r
coal here. furnished toy IN" th"ea.
r.,ah" and ohio Goa! A""H'y Com
lInN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.
Pendleton's Satisfaction Docked.

The three masted schooner Pendic-
tons Satisfaction was placed in dry
dock No > at the shipvard yesterday
afternoon for examination of the dam
age she SHsIa aimed while ashore at
Little Island lif" saving station. re-
Gently.
Her seams Wcr" found started and
her rudder damaged. and it will be-
necessary to caulk her hull and re-
pair her ruddrr btfOr" she can pro
coed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
SHIPPING REPORT.
Friday. January p. 1909.
Arrived.

Steamer Mari" LrOnhardt, tG"r.I J,
W-iS"--,O Ch.sapoak" 4 Ohio Coal &
Coke Company for buninr coal.
Steamer kvloakin lRrD. l."nnoN
Perth Amhoy--to Chesapeake e. Ohio
coal and Coke Company for cargo.
Steamer Ivvdeane. OBJ. Iul".
Brunswick 10 Chesapeake & ONO
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal
Steamer Bertha J.. Downs. Wells
10 Atlantic States Coal Company tor
cargo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
Census Resolution Discussed.
Ry Associated PreSsl

WASHINGTON. y. {. Ian o.
The Hous" c0rauittec On n" census
-oday discussed The joint resolution
introduced : R"Tres"ntaiiv" Lover
Scu'h Carolina which provides for
the collection ari publication of "a
tisticS OF Si0ck %. bale.I cotton in tn
United Stats
There is an annual roper mad"
by the consul nI!eau a present. hn'
the r.. "iu'iUr n:il reGu;r" four r.
norris 2 y.lr 60. \oy"mb"- / DO n.
b"r !. ianuar' and March
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
KEEL LAID FOR DESTROYER.
Work Goirg Forward at Yard on the
Roc and Terry.

The keel Of the scc~nd Of tho two
torpedo boat d"s'royeTs. which III"
shirv1Td has under construction was
laid a. IN" ylri yesterday. IN" 81
of tn" frsf on" having been laid som"
DAYS ago.
TIL" hull runi,"rs Of n" two de-
troycrs are IN" Roc. huIl No IL and
The Tory. hull No li6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
TOWING FOREIGN OWNED
BARGE LADEN WITH OIL
Second Roumanan. Due Here Today.
Will Break Record for
the Port.

With the big Oil tank barge Vest
lands in tow. the british steamer
Roumania. Cautain Claridse is due
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-23
WARE LEGISLATURE
NOT TO CONE As A 80Dy
But Mary High State officials. Ireu &
M Governor ard staff. vii Al
'erc Launching.

DOVER pEl.. lar =. Tn" NJ II,
bors Of 'ho Delaware Legislature 80
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