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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-03
BAND CONCERT

There will be a public moonlight
band concert this evening at 1880 at
the Seaside Hotel Waikiki.
PART l.
March-Kaimuki new . Berger
Semiramide ..... Bossini
Pablita and Salute to L. st. .....
.................,. LOngpre
Selection-Faust .......... Gounod
PART II.
VOcal-Hawaiian songs. AR by Berger
"reminiscences of Offenbach. Conrad
Finale--Madame Angot .....L ecocq
Souvenir de Los Angeles and Tic
tao ................... Longpre
The Star Spangled Banner.
--sN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-03

more enduring Union in whose res
possibilities and whose glorious des-
tiny we equally and gratefully share"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-03

Kermit shot a "cheetah.' Let's see!
Didn't he soak one on the way across
Portland Telegram.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-03

is
andtha is Quincy handle by
problem.
fail the chamber
proof
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-03
Castle I COOKE LID

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS and GENERAL IN
SURANCE AGENTS.
representing
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co.. Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance CS.
Citizens Insurance Co. Hartford
Fire Insurance Coz
The London Assurance Corpora
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
RATE CASE PETITION.
Application for Rehearirs Soon VII
Be Filed.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. IL -The a.
tUrneys representing The Common
wealth Of Virginia and the railroads
Of the state. in the ''two-cent rate
case. appeared before the corpora
Son commission this morning and
E-tiEed the members Of the commits
sion tia, they world within a few
.!avs present Ietition for a rCh@ar-
ing OF the case before The Supreme
Con-: CT Appeals o: Virginia. This
will hc done on the suggestion o.
TIE Supreme Court OF tn Uni: -
States That before the case roal'
c ne befor" that tribunal il WoG!d
have to b. heard before the Supreme
CoUr' of Appeals q Virginia.
II ,.r;iiiOn VIII be filed with n
clerk os III" Supreme Court OF Eirr;-
MA within few days and then a
tine will hr SGT for tho hCa~:nE Of
tho case. The lawyers will sat" n
Ire 70 iica that they wish a r"hca--
I.g &C the cas-" and 3 plea for an in
creased rate in Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
..1SIMMEo" PROFESSOR.
As Result Of identification Five v. P
{. Students Went Home.

RICHMOND. VA. January L
Five students. members CT I'll" fresh
men class of the Virginia po!ytc"h-
mic Institute. arc missing from that
institution. Bat lacy ar" not dead.
Thcv are in hiding. The boys have
all been expelled. according 10 infor-
nation received here. The reasons
are that they trimmed" professor
CT ihc institution a few nights ago.
Several weeks ago there was com
rlaint N the Part of tn" boyS that
rlCmbcr OF the faculty gave needless
and rn los rived dement's. ADg"red.
they decided to resort ~ heroic mcEs-
uTCs. and they agreed {" Trim" IN"
offending instructor Attacking him
in h.s room. his hair ard beard wsrH
roughly shorn. They we-" CLAD In
white and wore masks. In tn" StTIs-
gle. howcysr. the masks became d!S-
arranged and the identity e th" per
pr.rators II tAc trimming were dis
coyc-cd Homo" they have l"ft schoo..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
REPORT As 10 BAKERIES
Continued from First Page),

exist mainly in bakeries located in
easements. &nl it is the purpose OF
this department to see that in the fl
ture no bakery be allowed to rcsunl"
CT establish itself in the basement OF
ANY brilding.
The fact that all bak ~ prOduc s
are subjected to sufficient tcat to in
sure the consumer of such product
OF the destruction of germs. shout!
give the public the assurance that the
possibility Of tn" transmiSS son of d.
sease through the medium OF 5Ich
products is practically very remote.
Similar to Other States.
Judging from reports from other
states it would appear to this otiic"
that the general conditions surround
ing bakeries in this state are not. to
any great extent. different from those
in ether states.
with the assurance that this Of
flee proposes to continue 70 demand
improvements along these lines
wherever conditions may be unsatis-
factory. l am
Your obedient servant.
civilian d. SAUNDERS.
Dairy and Food Commissioner"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
LEGAL FIGHT ON.
Courts Viii Have to Determine Who
Is Police Chief

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Ian. lc.-j.
". R7Ou-htoa. chief of police. and VI.
l.. Hunt assistant chief. were elected
la' night n the majority Of tn"
board q police commissioners. Mayor
Reed and D.. T.. A. Biiiaoly refused 10
take Dart in The meeting.
MAYOR Reed holds the lection nv
constitutional ami il'C sal and inform
Cd tho ina jority that h" would not
sign tho Commissions of The mon
elected l.: them Chief Of Polio" '.
T. T"r7n sd ASS ant Chi"f - ".
CuIy VII ccat;nur To hold Cfic" UUti'
they ar" removed by legal proceed
irCE.
to police situation in r;rtsmo'th
VA thrown into complicated and
tangled state las; nichi hy ihc acton =
Ct the majority AMI the majority on
tho board of po'io" commissioner !
The mp jaritv elected \ new cr'"f a"f
as slant chi"f end Tc-c'"c'"A the ser
xpar. and al # The pstroimen.
Tho EiuoritT which is compos"1
OF Mayor Reed end Dr. /. 4. R'H7olr.
holds thu. there Is no vsrrsrf IN ~"
CITY charter fer declaring the police
force vacant. ard for clccting ano;h-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13

II Mann and Judge A. A. Phlegar.
The co"rt also decided to advance
the case OF Tilton vs. Herman. treas
urcr of Norfolk. which will be heard
Thursday, January q.
This litigation is OF even more i'm
purtance than that involving the
Ward law. Upon the decision of the
court depends the question whether
the Law requiring poll taxes to be
paid lin person" means in the phys.
cal person Ct the voter or whether II
will justify his pa%ing the tax
through an agent. providing tn"
money is PIT up l';u3-fide by the voter.
Should the court d"cii" that III"
FAX mus h" paid by the sovereign;
actually gong himself in person 70
ihp treasurer. thousands ard thou
s9@Gs Of T n3i" viii Ia di:>franchised.
a r!any mon are away from their
places Of rrEidcrC" when the Tim"
% pay their taxes cone around. and
are tncrcfMrr compelled 10 pay
through their clerks or agents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS IN
MIDDLE WEST.

Democratic governors were inau.
guratei on Monday last at the CAPT
tails Of the States OF Ohio and Indi.
ana. They were elected upon the
national Democratic platform. upon
which Mr.. Bryan stood for the prcsi,
dency. Mr.. Bryan. i: is true, did
not carry either OF these States, but
he failed only by enormously decreas.
ed Republican majorities.
Democratic governors were not
elected in these Middle Western
States when Mr.. Parker the safe
and sane" Democracy's standard
bearer. headed the national ticket.
In 1904 Democracy lost all around
in Ohio and Indiana by majorities
which probably will stan. a" records
as long as the two parties-Demo
cratic ana Rerublican-are in exis,
tence.
The reorganizers haven't found
time to lay a great deal Of stress
upon these achievements OF the last
CAM align.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13

according to the law he must keep
hands OF the profligate who tnvades
his home and brings shame upon the
husband. his wife and his children.
1t Is likewise true that by the
Staying Of Annis, Captain Hams did
not restore an atmosphere OF purity
10 his home.
But-and there Is the main point
who knows how many wOuid.be An
niscs have been restrained from act
ing upon their impulses ana desires
BY fear Of the same fate which over
took the gay and festive member OF
the Bayside Yacht Club?
Let those who. under lax laws feel
free from restraint. once get the idea
that a pistol bullet or a shotgun load
is ready for their precious anatomies
whenever they shall give unlicensed
rein to RIGHTEOUSNESS. then de-
crease in the business Of the div0rc"
courts will promptly follow, and "un-
written law" slayers will no more b"
heard Of.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
FOIL TAX CASE.
Supreme Court Will Hear Famous
Cause on January p.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. I2.-The Su
prcme Court of Appeals Announced
today that the famous lo!l-tax per
soGal payment Of taxes case-Tilto;
and others agains; Herman. treasure
would be heard Jan q.
This is one of the cases that ha7
attracted attention all over the
STATE. Il involves directly the aues
tin of what is personal payment
OF taxes as conrc n,plat"d by the con
s.irution. II Is held By some that
all tenders have TO BE- made in per
son by the voter in cash. Some
30 so far as to hold that 4 check by
mail is not personal tender. Voter.
in The city of Portsmouth have been
denied the right OF registration by
election officials because they sent
their ,axes by postal money order.
Tire cours viii pass on the matte;
and settle once f~r all inst what n.
constitution meant ny the words per
sonal payment There are few Mem
bers of the tar and i"wrr "f n" "lrc
ton officers Of the State who agrct
as TO VIVA; IS W is no required "
order TO permit a male Ci'iz"a &c
ytc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
Interest In WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. T.
Every memhc- Of the Virginia delesa-
ten is mantle sting dep interest in
tho cas-" OF The Ward liquor law. tho
constitct onTlity cf which is TO be
argued before the Supreme Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia today.
SHOULD the law be declared uncon
s'itrtionAl. local option election hold
Urd,r it by which Lynchburg. SUI
folk, RCan.ko. SOIIh boston. Hous; on
md E~ob2D lv other Virginia towns
which went dry" will become void
and booze dispensers may resume
heir yocat:ons in these hUrgs. But
what tie effect Of such 4 decision
would have en- Virginia politics is
what interests members If Congress
from Virsinia.
The chief effect would be to mako
statewide prohibition burning issue
in the contest for tho Democrat"
nomination to The govcrnorship. AMI
it would also make Certain the on
trance Ct a fourth candidate into the
cCnteS, for the nomination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
DRAW THE LINE SOMEWHERE.

There is well,detined rumOr
which comes from Georgia that "Bii!y
Possums" will shortly rout Ted ~
Bears" from the nurseries of the
land "-Washington Post.
1t is to be hoped tina: Mr.. Tar
best friends will nip this proposition
In the bud.
II they desire to know the reason
why. let them 20 Cut into the Wllds
and penetrate the 'possum's favorite
haunts. Let them consult the men
and boys who cut down trees and
capture this cunning animal after the
hounds have freed" the game.
Question the ruralite concerning
how long he deems 1t necessary to
keep the animal In captivity after
it's taking before he considers the
'possum's system sufficiently purged
for the serving CT the meat.
Inquire Of the 'possum hunter if his
dogs ever fail 10 scent a hot trail
In the vicinity OF the carcass OF a
horse or COW which many days pre-
v.ouSly had departed this life from
natural causes.
Displacc the Teddy Bear If We must.
Rut let's not replace him either with
the 'pOssum or the buzzard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
DECISION RESERVED.
United States Circuit Court Fails to
Sustain Lower Court

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. IL The
United States Circuit Court OF APP
psals. in the case of the heirs Of
George Westfeldt against W. 5.
Adams and the North Carolina Min
ing Company, rendered an opinion this
morning reversing the judgmcn, OF
the United States district court OF
Western North Carolina on account
OF the lack Of Jurisdiction in the ma
ter
TIL" i"C ri in the case shows that
George WCstteldt. in 1869 purchased
several tracts of land in North Caro-
Ina near the Smoky mountains. He
could not locate the lands during his
lifetime but after his death they
were located. A few years ago
copper was found on the lands. which
had lain idle during the whole time
81 p secession by the W"stfel!ls. and
w =. Adams. who also owned ~"
iirlr 10 tracts OF land in tia: pal.
Of the country. began to mi"n the cop.
per. When Adams started ~ min"
the WeSifelGfS warned him that ="
was on their property hut he aid no
abortion 10 them. The Westfrldi.'
b. uGht suit in the Stat" court and
wen their case but the state Suprcm b
Court reversed the decision on 4
techuiCaiity. \ second Suit was
brought ard won Iut the SUVr":n'
Court again reversed the lCcis m OF
4 tcchnicality again Then Adams
brought suit in the vnitcu Sia'ss dis
trict court. which decided that Adam :
was the owne- The WCSifr..i'r
took I'll" case &c the United state.
Circuit Court Of Appeals and ;hc de
cisinn was reversed on account %.
lack % Jurisdiction The tract Of
land is worth approximate. Si"'o.
400
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
GETTING MATERIAL.
Th'ran - Receiving Amrunit'on for
His Second Attack.

WASHINGTON. ID c Jan - -
Many 70 pie are scJd.E< me mater.
ial in regard to- Roosevelt = lax an !!
CroobCd WAYS and am preparing =
s;c,%rh in which ! viii try to redeem
nv promiS" made y"StCCia.." said
senator Tilim3n toda,
lie said h. did no: k"nr how SON
he would H. able Ia irliSeT 'hl
speech. tut nc woIlI MAX" l. h"f 70
tho President rr'ircs from oricc.
NJ. Tiliman iOjry received a '"'"
gTa:a from ii"D-y Wa;tcJsou con
graduating him and saying
You have certainly net cy"ry TO
uuircBrut ~ public duty and PTi'
ystc honor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
HITCHCOCK WILL Be
SUCCEEDED BY HAYWOOD
Present Secretary to Become Acting
Chairman When His Chief Enters
Taft's Cabinet.
PRECEDENT WILL Be FOLLOWED
Pres de intellect Yields to Insistence Of
Atlanta to Have Him on Two Even
inas-Abandons Golf Game to A.
tend County Bar Association Meet
ing at Augusta.
tDy Associated Press.

AUGUSTA. GA. Jan. l..--Exatl
! precedent Is to be followed III the
I succession of Franz Fl. hitchcock IS
! chairman Of the Republican national
committee.
This precedent will place William
Ha. Wool at its head until The COM
mi,tea elects a chairman At its meet
ing to be held four years hence, in
December preceding the next national
election.
When Chairman C1rtclyou relin-
quished his position a. tn" head Of
the committee some months after he
h.came postmaster general Harry
New. It's secretary. was made vic
chairman and conducted the affairs
Of the committee, which IS practicai-
" German; prior to the December
meeting. called to make the arrange
mcn:s for the call Cf tn" election or
delegates to The national committee
and for the holding Of the Convcn:
ton.
Practically Assured.
That Secretary Haywood will have
charge CT the affairs Of the committee
when they are relinQ'hsn'd BY MIR
Hitchc. OK was ascertain"d hire from
most reliable authority today. al
though no Official statement Oh the
subject is deemed necessary at this
time. The rules ana practices max"
it the duty of the chairman to pre-
vide his successor
The insisience CT Atlanta to have
the Prcsidcnt-eicct for two evenings
resulted today in his c.nsCnt to re-
l,, Re.
to be present at reception to b"
rendered him by the Capital City
Club Saturday night. He viii go 10
Atlanta Friday morning and be the
guest at the poSSum supper" for
which preparations have been in &C
tive progress !or several weeks.
Then Goes - Athens.
He will lcav" Atlanta Saturday
morning for Athens. where he will be
formally received and escorted to the
state university iOI an address.
He will then return TO Atlanta. ard
?ftcr the reception begin his journey
back 10 Augusta where he vii! arrive
Sunday morning.
Mr. Taft abandoned his golf gam"
this morning tha' he might attend
the meeting CT the Richmond Comfy
Bar Association. He made 70 speech
to the lawyers. but evidenced great
interest in the proceedings which
were chiefly the fading OF 4 length
paper by for:H,r Judge Andrew J
Cobb. Of the state Supreme Court
on the Jury system in Georgia.
The golf gan" was played in tn"
afternoon amid alt rnatc showers and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13

MANASSAS. VA. Jan Eth" in
FAINT Of VI. r. Dosgc't. foreman at
Borden Brothers slave factory a,
this place. Ia In a critical coudi'iod
as the result Of swallowing a gram
phone needle ON Christmas Day
DR.. John Idcn. Of IN" United States
navy. and his father. ". r. y id"n.
81 Manassas. arc In attendance upon
the child. The child's suffering
when laid UPON its back a=e intense.
causing convulsioBs. II is Thought
that the needle has worked Its way
In close proximity TO the spinal
column
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
TRIED TO WE'D CHILD.
Man ct SIS Under Arrest for Abduct-
inc Girl Of z

ing Sf' VI tC.
RICHMOND. VA. Jan. l2.-W. c.
Barker. aged 80, wealthy farmer
from the count: of Hanover. is III tn
county jai! OF HcnricO Oh the Ch2rSt
Of having abducted Martha Rahn. a
12-yc ar-old girl. The man took Ia,
child yesterday ana bearded I raj"
for Merlin. y. c.. md tEied severa!
times to get !narriG@" license. H.
was refused. Then h. and til" girl
boarded tn" next tram for this city
and as he s. p2ed eff h. was place
under arrest. The man says that n
will have tn" girl for his wife an
that Will" he MT la;" to wait year
he IS willing 10 DO 90.
When the nan asked the privilege
OF r@yir- ct:"Gtion 20 the child h. r
mother rrD,kcd him. i;!t h" persisted
in calling a. the home. Some years
ago tho two fcnliiics LIVED on adjoin
ing farms ard THvc clos" re!gEbnrs
ard good friends Tho" arc e''}l
friends. though the man stands CharE.
cd with a most serious oT"nsc and
Tho girl appears to have been willing
to marry him. He MAY net h" allowed
bal! for some Iays. n" bears Z very
good reputation.
Abduction in this state IS crime
punishable with death, HI: it do s
rot appear thai this was q case 81
abduction in the meaning of The law
ft,t til" child appeared 10 he wi!!iEE
and anxious 70 make the trip 10 North
Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1909.
10th SIDES OF HAMS CASE.

The Richmond TimeS-Dispatch In an
able and lcgical article under the
caption. How the Unwritten Law
Breaks Down." let's loose some sharp
nointed and well aimed darts at the
alleged expert alienists who. for
consideration. testify in behalf of I'll"
accused in trials ch as that which
now Is proceeding at Flushing. \. y"
with Thornton Jenkins Hams as the
defendant.
In point CT fact. the Daily Press
believes that this class OF testimony
has become not only nuisance ami
a butt for deserved ridicule. but 4
menace to the administration Of fair
and impartial justice based upon the
law and real evidence.
OF course jurors of a mental cali
bre enabling them TO properly weigh
Testimony purchased at SO much per
diem are not apt to be unduly IN
fiuenced by the commercialized ex-
pert testimony But brains and dis
terminating judgment are not always
predominant forces qualifying a juror
TO ait upon a murder case.
Further commenting upon the
Hams case. the Times-Dispatch says
In part:
Thornton Hams. being but an ac-
cessory, has hardly more than
prison term to fear. Peter Hams.
author OF the fatal shot. Is in a worse
pred;cament. However. he is an in
competent. by testimony Of his own
hired expert, and. We have no doubt.
b. his own eager confession. In
truth. Captain Hams may be insane.
either impulsively or chronically We
do net question that. But II he is.
what becomes OF the 'vindication
I'VE do no; know how an insane
man can avenge anybody's honor
how q lunatic can wipe ont stain
upon 4 home; how one who has no
sense Of morals can perform an act
supposed to execute a moral sentence.
II the acts o. an irresponsible ar"
null and without consequences In law.
60 are they null and without consc-
cuences in Ms rails"
II is perfectly true that an insane
man Is incompetent to avenSe any
eody's honor.
4, is equally true. however. that
comparatively few people really be-,
lie.e that Captain Hams ever was
OF is now insane. Sill no one who
has no; been intimately associated
with hom may assume TO pass upCn
this question.
The fact is tina, under a strict con
s:ruc:ion of the laws Of the land.
there Is but one line Of defense left
open 10 the man who avensss the
destruction of his home. Various
names are applied to it. insanity.
@brainktcrm." 'impulsjve insanity
j, -lemestia TRANSITIONAL CSC. Each is
D mere legal subierfugc TO evadc the
sfsfusory penalty for murder.
The Law recognizes the right Of a
cisisen 10 shoot down the miscrcan,
vho attempts TO steal his cattle or
% invade his chicken-housc. hut
she lsw denies him equal privileges
% psnish the rake who enters his
ht0e and depriscs him NJ that which
= Ter more precious than property.
pserty or even life.
olrsasc. inexplicablc. bu, never:hc-
~ srve. any man may with impuni'
~ pertosa;e with . load Of bucksho,
~ Dsvw,er tcut upos abstrsetiss a
sUosss oess pallet frea 10 rooss. bu,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
CLYDE STEAMSHIP &C
Steamers TO Philadelphia
MONDAY, THURSDAY ard

SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received ard deHvers'
daily a, G. & o. Per No. 6. ono
River Road. JAZZ ". MCARRICk
Con. Southern Agent
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co
II South Delaware Avenue
Phils3elna:s, p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
Rsscksets 4 Miners Trans. e.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

STEAMSHIP LINES.
Passenger and Freight
Newport News to ss','nGre.
Daily except Tuesday. s =. N.
Fare $500 One Har. $3.50 Pound TF's
Including ststeroom bcrth
Tickets 10 All points.
Newport News 10 Boston.
Every Mop, Wed, and ga l2:ac
noon
Norfolk 20 ProsideH-e
Every Mon.. T1ur. AMI SGf, 8 ~
For tickets and eartfer irto-T-s''c7
so,,v TO n e. AVERY. hFrT,:.
Newport RsgS n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
NEWELL co., Inc.

or. a legal battle viii speedily fO.-
low, and the coUrtS will have 10 set
tie the points Z, Issue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-13
OLD DOMINss3G LINE
Da!iv Service

L. Daily Service
w. FOR NLW YORK;
S@fM Fro,n Conpary'p Waarf,
sSS&siA Norfolk foot ct ChG:cs
. street every week day
at 700 P ".
FARE--First-c iass, one pAr. $3.50:
bound trip, limit thirty days. :li.oo-
meals and berth IN ststera ~ ID
Guided.
Steerage. without subsistence, s. %.
TICKETS on sale at c. o ASH
way Ticket ONE.
WIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS ANu 4IcHMcN0, VA.
Steamers Rryudon ard EerE''y
leave Pier ~" $50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAvlGATIoN COW.
PANY. James River Day Live fuT
Richmond and all James Rive! ianI-
ngs. Steamer Pocahontas lea!4s
Newport News, Tuesdays THURSDAYS
nd Saturdays at S:s5 a. u. leave
Newport News Monday, N"'Ln"p'is!
and Friday at y. IL, FOR Norfolk aat
Ola Point.
Steamer hampton VII! 'as1s FEY
"A" daily except Sunday. a. zee ..
H., going to Norfolk. snG g are =
H.. going to Smithfeli. Stearoer sc.
,onac" vii! leave Pier az daily. e.
:ept Sunday at Q q. n. going to Sm!tc-
ield and 5 p. m. going TO E2-'1ll,
All business between New To"E ans
Newport News transacted Ut pier 80
;.
All business between Newco-- News.
Norfolk, SmitbfIeld and local Yo:7ts
transacted 4, Pier "a" foot u THex
ty-nfth 81. W. II. LiflcoN. Agent