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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16
IS THIS nsoUsTRY THREATENED

The Saturday EVe-inz Poss: Under
the new railroad bill any proposed ad-
vance 10 freiShs rates may Do .usrend-
ed By the Interstate Commerce Co.,
mission for ten monshs, pending fall in
vsstisatiou az 20 irs reasonablensss,
and "the burden Of proof 70 show that
the increased rate ia jass shall be upon
the oommou carrier" Ia other words,
railroads cannot levy an increased
transportation tar upon the country
without showing god reason for is.
Thus the rrincipls that railroads snail
not. on the whols. earn more than a
fair return upon the investment 10
pretty firmly established.
Il 10 rather fashionable in railroad
circles 80 say that this coalition must
lead TO Governments ownership Of the
roads, because private capital will not
venture into fsld where its gains are
strictly limited sad shsrs is no inprss-
nable guaranty against loss. Bot. out Of
shs 81 900. 900. 900 nominsIIy invested 10
railroads. eleven billion IL very much In
shat position to-day. This I'll 900. ooo. 900
Ia represented by bonds and preferred
stock the returns on which are strictly
limited TO four or Eve percent, though
there 10 no indubitabls guaranty against
loss.
Wall Street has . more relevant crisi-
tism- Setting . limit upon railroads
dividends, 10 says. viii tend TO discour-
age the trade Ia railroad shares. There
viii be lsss opportunity for ~whooping
Great Northern up to 345. as was done
10 1906 under the stimulas Of . pros
pscsivs m~s.on-cussine. or for advancing
Union Pacific iron 1873 60 1856 within four
months, with . trade" OF about 49,
600. 900 shares. Ia this objection. we
think, there Is considerable force. Gov.
eminent regulation does. 10 an extent,
threaten Wall Streets premier industry
and tend 20 make railroad stocks le-
climate investment instead OF an object
Of stock-markst manipulation. But be-
fore condemning the new bill on that
eround one should take into considera-
ton that the magnificent advances men
toned were followed. the next year. BY
: panic 10 which Great Northern sold
at l07 and Union Pacific at par.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16

amended . abnvs Indicated. ana -.
extent that IL contain no -
tending % give N IA law
vantage in shis state than 49,.
State Of the Uniou 70 persons ,-s.sls.
divorrs-"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16

AID laid down the rule that 10 divorcee
.nou.a be invited - tie c0l.egs dances,
and unw tas Divorces interest," IN col
eye courses ianguishes-
Thus does the poor, little, lonesome
ii vur-aa. with her dangerous eyes peep
tur from under her Dig hat. and ner
rrunks full u ravishing gnSas' zes a
xhole town By the ears and spAs a
.-mmnnirr mo factians.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16
PIANO LESSONS

I viii give lessons ca the piano IN Earska
aad on Raby Hill Special attention giEsa
~bezinnsrs Any enc desiring ny services IA
address Mss BEaraA ELLas.
Bubg HiA. NsvEA
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16

What Jaags John ; Orr, Que q the
Judges q the District Court at Reno,
links Of the Nevada divorce law
The divorce lave OF Nevada should be
amended By the Legislature at is next
session IA several respects.
"Ths term Of the residences Of the
plaintiff should be extended from six
monshs TO nc least Que year.
"AIso the provision thar adivorce pro-
cesding may be commenced where the
defendant shall reside CT be found
saoald BE- amended BY eliminating the
words or b. foond. thereby re I7iring
a least one q the parties 70 De a resi-
dent of the State.
The majority q the divorce cases
are not contested. and the hwsaouId
also be amended BY requiring the Dis
trict Attorney { be served with sum
Mons IN sach case aud De required to De
present az the trial thereof and cross
examine the parties aad witnesses. TO
the cod that a. the facts IN the case
may Re fully brought ous and presented
70 the Court ard the merits u toe case
faIlY Gnderstood.
Il am in favor Of she law being
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-07-16

What Jahgs ". r. A. Pike. a Of
..e J4asss Of The Distr.cF Court az
Reno. thinks Of the Nevada divorce
law
Il can see no reason FOR andinz fauit
win eur Nevada divorce law. nor any
need FOR having if amended BY the
legislature
ssOur stass law that grams a rights
Of c~ilizsnshIp after SIX months resi-
ssuca Is a good Az. sIited 20 the
~oecuIiar character Of aur population
This i a mining State, With a transit
r1ry population. and Il was 20 meet
rhis condition that our aw vas m1de.
md not with any hIea II quick divorces
nvew. L ciszen caa commences any
Kind II Hriyafion altar SIX mouths rest
fencs. Why noe. then. = divorce suit :
In this stare Z man can Be Governor
Or United senasor on 4 SIX mouths' resi-
dsnce; he san hold any kiat Of atfics
ocsn 10 a citizen u the state, 40 why
saopIf the law be amended so a. &c
prohibit him from fling a suit for d
vorcs when ne has Al the other right'
II citizenship
"Our divorce laws ara no easier thar
other Statss-Fhan California. for ID
stance. as ar A. the grounds are con
ssrned-and every biz Ct testimony L
taken down. transcribed and fled away
"Ths number Of divorces granted il
Nevada IN relation TO the population-
500 % 600 for every 100 coo Of marrie'
populati1E-s the sane as n Texss, Ia
diana. Arizona. Wyoming. Idaho an'
Oregon"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
COMMITTEES NAMED
Or. Jones, President Of Sea.
board Organization, Announ-
ces Appointments.

DIR. Clarence Porter Jones, tho
newly elected president Of the Sea-
board Medical Association OF virginia
and North Carolina. yesterday an
nounced his committee appointments
for the association for the ensuing
year. They are as follows;
Executive commi,tee-Doctors Gee
J. Williams. Newport News. chair
man: P. st. l.. Moncure. Norfolk;
James II. Culpepper. Portsmouth; II.
w. Carter. Washington, " c.; J. VIII
ton Hope. Hampton.
Publication committee-Doctors ].
r. Parker, Goldsboro. n. c., chairman;
Israel Brown, Norfolk; Ira M. Hardy,
washington, N. c.; II. o. Hyatt. Kins-
ton, n. c.; Cyrus Thompson, Jack
sonville, n. c.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
George X. vanders,ice, Phoeous,
chairman: Ben Horsley, Roper, N. c.;
T. c. Harris, Kenbridee. Va.
Board of censors--Doctofs Harry
d. Howe, Hampton, chairman; S. Hes
sell, Scotland Neck. ~ c.; r. L.
Payne, Jr, Norfolk. :
Obituary cOmmittee-Docsors Is. ~.
Gary, Newport News. chairman; W.
G. Harr61l, Aulander, N. ca f. I.
Dickinson. Wilson, n. c.
Committee on observation-disclosures
John c. Rodman. Washington, N. c.,
Ichairman; w. Roane Aylett, New
port News; A. r. ZoIIickoffer, Weldon,
N. C.
Leader medical debate-Dr. Ira M.
Hardy, Washington, N. c.
Leader surgical debate-Dr. Joseph
T. Buxton, Newport News.
The Seaboard association is to hold
its next annual convention in this
city in December and the Newport
News Medical Society has appointed
the following committee 10 arrange
for the entertainment Of the visitors;
Doctors George ]. Williams. chair
man; Joseph T. Buxton and J. Wilton
Hone The association viii be the
guest of the local society during the
convention.
DIR. Clarence Porter Jones and DR.
George J. Williams. of this city. at
tended the meeting Of the association
in Kinston, N. c.. this month and Sc
cured the next convention for New
port News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Federal Quarantine Service
Issues New Regulations.
OBvIATtS SOME DELAYS
Fvmiastion at Northern ports Peacti-
eaiiy VIII eliminate Holding at Old
Point of Vessels Coming to This
Port from Tropics.

Chairman H. b. Holmes, OF the
Chamber Of Commerce committee on
commerce and commercial csages'
yesterday made public the following
letter from DIR. Hugh V. Cumming, L.
s. NJ, passed assistant surgeon, In
command of the Cape Charles quaran-
tine station at Old Point Comfort:
Cape Charles Quarantine.
Fort Monroe. Virginia,
December 10, 1910.
1.-THE Chamber of Commerce,
Newport News, Virginia.
Gentlemen q
Il have the honor to request that
you inform the shipping interests OF
your port of the fact that upon ar
rival, during the season of close quar-
antine, of vessel at northern port
from a port known TO be INT acted
with yellow fever, fumigation OF
the vessel for the destruction OF mos
quitoes should be performed immedi'
ately upon arrival at the northern
port, II 1.-THE the intention of the YES
sci to visH subsequently on the same
voyage, any one Of the southern
ports.
II SnOulQ DC uuuctstocut uoWC'ct'
that vessel arriving at q southern
port sitter such fumigation should
bring a certificate from the quaran.
tine officer at such northern port, or
from an accredited official of the
United States, showing the exact date
of the f1migation, so that the vessel
can be given exact credit for a part
or all of the six days interval requir
ed between the said fumigation and
her entry to the southern port Tin
Gliding this port.
Respectfully,
(Signed) "HUGH V. CUMMING,
Passed Assistant Surgeon
"In command"
The information contained in DR..
Cummings letter comes as good news
to the shipping interests OF this port
as the new order of things win re-
lieve to some extent the long com.
planned of five days delay at the
Old Point quarantine station of steam
ers coming here from Tropical ports
via northern ports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
"REER.slOE" ORDINANCE
BECOMES tFFfCTive SOON
All Street Cars MHk Stop OF NEAR
side" Of .streF After jan
uary 1.

Councilman ch-istie's "near-side''
ordinance, which was passed by botn
branches OF the city aouncji TINS
month and subsequently signed by
Mayor Jones. becomes effective on
and after midnight. December 81. A
copy of the ordinance has been fur
nished the police by City Clerk Hudg'
jns and Chief Mitchell will 10 struct
the pauolmen to see that the street
railway company lives upeto the re
auirements OF the new Law.
At the present time all Of the street
cars stop on the far side OF the street.
This practice was objected to BY
many of the councilmen because OF
the r1ge:, Of collisions between carl
and web lies at street corners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Notice To Mariners.

yIRGINA.-Chesapeake Bay, 81,
part-Buoys replaced. December 10
as follows: W
Thirty-five Foot channel buoy :,
first class can. reported out of posi-
ton December 13.
ThirtySiye Foot channel buoy 3
first class can. found out or posi-
iion. .
MARYLAND. = Chesapeake Bay
Main Channel Winter Buoyase--Tbt
following buoys we're removed. DE
cember Is, and replaced by spars sim
iIar,y colored and numbered:
Holland Point shoal buoy 25. sec
ond class can. fs.,-
Horseshoe Point shoal buoy 81, sec
ond class can.
VIRGINIA. - Elizabeth River -
Buoys replaced as follows:
Chan8el buoy s. spar. December II;
found broken off.
channel buoy 10. spar. Decembe'
ls: found out of position: again re
placed December II; found cut o.
position.
Channel buoy is, December III
found broken off.
Lambert Point buoy IL L, Deem
Der 10; found missing.
vIRGINA.-York River-Cut Uppel
entrance beoy 25, second class can
replaced December IL; found missing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

Wind Swings from Southwest I
Northwest and Brings Down
Cole Blast.

There was another sudden drop in
the thermometer yesterday evening
and the almost balmy weather of the
past two days gave way to another
cold SNAP" The fall OF the mercury
followed the shifting of the Wind from
the southwest to the northwest. Al,
ter the shift the wind became high
and something of gale prevailed dur
ing the Eight.
The weather man promises fair and
cold weather for today, but early this
morning the skies stiil were overcast.
This month has been PIT down by
many as the coolest December, expert
enced in this section in many years.
There has been some intensely cold
weather during the month, the Their
mometer going as low. as % degrees
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
JUSTICE JOHN HAS
/ VERY BUSY OAY
Several Negro "Sent Back" to
Spend Christmas in Jail
jenkins Dismissed.

: Justice Brown had en- unusually
heavy docket ia the police court yes
terday morning ana the "wheels OF
Justice" were revolving for upwards
OF two hours before the Virginia
Judge" welded his gavel its last
WELD and announced That's the
court While the Christmas spirit had
something TO dnswith the rather heavy
business OF t1v day, there were q
rather large number OF continued
cases on the docket. 81
Probably the most Interesting case
before the Justice was that OF Charles
Jenkins, a painter, who was arrested
lass week on the technical charge oi
psddling. jenkins ives going around
selling mail boxes to people In East
End and telling item that the law re-
ousred that the boxes be installed At
d partial hearing last week, Jenkins
told the court that T. r. Smiley had
informed him thzt such a law had
been passed. but yesterday he saia
that he vas mistaken. Mr.. Smiley
had told him that TIE patrons OF the
postoffice eventually would have 20 IN
stall the boxes.
After hearsag the evidence. Justice
Brown told Jenk.rs thai he was plain
~ gritty, bnt that he voald dismiss
The case because the smallest fine he
could impose would be 500 and that
would vcrk q hardship on jenkins
wife and childrea.- This Is no sea-
son OF the year 70 be imposing hncs,
added the justice.
Bette Jones, siiss Black Bette
a damzei OF exceedingly DARK hue.
faced the court on charge Of high
way robbery u was ALLEGED that
he woman had robbed another negro.
but Justice Brown found her guilty
Of assault and required bond OF si5e
for six months. She cocid not pro
duce a bondsman and went back
for six months
Clifton Reese. alias Horace Reese. a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Old Dominion Line
Daily Service
Foa NEW YORK.

Steamer leaves Norfolk. tSoof o.
Church ST. 7:00 y. N. daily exceps
Sunday for New York direct
JAMES RIVER NIGHT LINZ
STEAMER FOR RICHMOND. VA. Z
Leaves Pier "A" $3.50 evory eveasass
passengers only. Stop At ClnreuoAt
to land or receive passengers Oh
signal.
VIRGINIA NAvIGATIrN CON-
pANY. James River Dsv Lire =
Richmond and all James RIVER 3Ani'
.nss. Steamer leaves Newport Ness
tuesdays. Thursdays and Satnrdasb
at s.4s a. m. for Richmond Leaves
4. wport News Mondays "Wednesday
aac Friday at .. m, Tor Norfoix
and Old Point.
sSMiTHriELD" leaves Pier "a
daily except Sunday ais 9. m. FOR
Norfolk, and 1880 p. m. Mondays.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays ana
s:sS y. m. Wednesdays and Satnrdass
for Smithfieid. ocracoke leaves per
"A" daily except Sunday, a. ~, fos
smithfield and p. m. Tor Norfolk
All freight received and deiiyerec
AT pier A. foot of Twenty-fifth street.
n. G. PARKER,
~ Acting Agent.
Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

sixteen-yAar-old negro boy, who wa
charged with swatting Henry Mason
also colorad, over the head with
bottle. also was found guilty or as
sanlt sand was fined sl2.73 ana re
quired to give bond ofex200 foi
three months. He could not produce
eithef the coin or the bondsman. And
he win spend his Christmas az the
guest OF City Sergeant Mugler In the
city JAIL
Mat Gardner, also colored, was
likewise up on q charge OF assault,
Il being shown that he beat one Nan
ME Jackson, also colored. HIS por'
ton was $l7.75 and q bond of $3.50 for
six months. He helped TO swell the
population OF the city prison,
Ever Fances, Richmond negro,
who was said 10 have trailed his wife
70 this city, and who had big gun
ION his hip" when arrested BY the
police. was up on a chage OF carrying
concealed weapons. lie drew fine
of S27.75 and was sentenced 20 thirty
days inf}he city Jail.
T.. p. Guide and n. T. Rayfield. who
engaged In a iistic encounter In Rock
etts Monday night, faced the court
on charges of disorderly Il was
shown that GUIDE. who was said TO
have oeen much the worse for drink,
was the aggressor and Justice Brown
'flned him $3.50. Ray6eld's case was
dismiss ed.
Several other cases were disposed
OF by Justice Brown during the morn
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
81. WISCEH1's elEHEE 10
PLAY SIXTH COMPANY TEAM
Football Championship To BE Decided
IN Post-sessoa csm>tiere
December &C.

Manager J. Hugh Caffee. OF the 81
vincents football, eleven. announced
last night that his team viii meet the
strong eleven Of the Sixth company
Co, 81 Artiiier--. Of Fort Monroe. a;
Tie Casino park next Monday
The soldiers and local ENTHUSIASTS
arc taking great interest IS the forth
coming battle ana II Is said thas a
size let OF $3.50 on the outcome CT the
game has bfen posted However
Manager Caffee says that the team
has nothing to do Eth this bet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
CARE OF BhDY'S
SKIN FROM BIRTH

Mothers throughou; the Horld have
come 10 realize that no other soap
f. 50 wen suited for cleansing and
preserving baby's delicate skin anH
hair as Cuticura soap. u Is 70 pare
that II may be afed villa confcence
from The hour OF hirth. Warn b,.ths
with cuficura soap sud gentle anoint.
fngs with Caficura olLtnenf AFFORD a
safe. speedy and economical method
os freeing the skin anc scalp OF
eczeuzs. ertDfions. ftchings, irrita-
lions, c-usfinEs and chs6nss. and Of
establishing : permanent ! 11d.tsn1
% KIN srf hsis heath.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Freddie WEIGH wins Fight.

CARDIFF. WALES, Dec. 2o.-Fred'
die Welch, the lightweight champion
Of England. wen bis fight with Jen
Driscoll, the featherweight champion,
In the tenth round tonight on a foul.
The fig4 was 2o-round match for
a purse Of fl2.508. A crowd of Sev.
eral thousand Witnessed the go.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Wounded Mans Condition. Not
So Serious Now. !
HEARING IS CONTINUED
clsuds Maynard, Accused Of stabbins'
Not Arrsianed on Account OF I'm
certain Condition Of Patient-oe-
MES That He Had Knife.

Although his condition is still criti.
cal, James Mulcare, the boilermaker,
who was stabbed below the heart dur
ing drunken brawl in a Huntington
avenue saloon Monday afternoon, ap'
pears 10 have better chances For re-
covery than was at first supposed ar
ter the cutting. There is nothing 10
indicate that the knife penetrated the
lung and at late hour last night the
c&tient was reported to be resting
comparatively easy.
After spending the night IN the po'
lice station "jug," Claude ID. Maynard
the young married man. who Is charg.
ed 6y the police with having stabbed
Nulcare, appeared in the police court
YESTERDAY morning. When his case
was called, Attorneys r. NJ. Lett and
lie. S. Robinson. who have been re-
tanned by the brothers of the accused
man .sfecuested that the case be CON
tinusd until Friday. Police Justice
Brown granted the request snd May
nard was locked up in q cell in the
-ity Jail.
No Application for Bail.
No application for bail for the pris'
oner has yet been made and 1t was
said last night that none would be
made.
The case of W. T. Williams. who
entered the saloon with Maynard be
fore the cutting occurred and who is
said to have been mixed up In the
fight, also was continued by Jreiice
Brown. Williams is chargedSwith
sdisorderly" conduct. He probably
will be given hearing Friday morn
ing.
Accused Denies Guilt.
Maynard yesterday positively de
MED that he did the cutting. He de-
clared that the knife he used in his
work at the shipyard with which II
was alleged he stabbed Mulcare, was
lefs ia the pocket OF his overhauis In
the shipyard. He said further that
the stabbing was done in a free-for-all
fight IN the saloon and that 1t would
be impossible 10 tell who did the cut
ting. -.
II was said yesterday that after
leaving the saloon, Maynard did not
take the course followed by the DO
| lice bioodhound5 when taken to the
saloon and put on the trail The dogs
ran down toward the railway tracks
while. Maynard, 1t is said, went tc
Washington avenue and boarded an
Old Point car. HI. rode to Twenty
sixth street and left the car there
walking to Twenty-fifth street After
spending a few minutes in a saloon
there, it is said. he boarded another
car and went home. The officers ar
rived at his home q few minutes af
ter him and placed him under arrest
The police said Monday night that
persons who claimed they saw May
nard run from the saloon declare thai
he ran down toward the railway yard
over the same route which the dogs
followed. Other people told the OH
GERS that Maynard did not go that
way, however. and. the dogs were TAX
| en- of the chase, -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
rexas DELAYED BY Storms.

Fairness. Witty & Company. Ltd,
were advised by g wireless message
from the Norwegian steamer Texas
yesterday that the vessel has beeh
delayed by heavy storms and will
net reach this port before today. The
Texas IS bringing % passengers and
some import freight from Christiania-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
PORT REPORT.
Tuesday December 20. 1910.


Steamer Borgestad tNor.), Harald-
sen, Cristobal-to BerwindWhite Coal
Mining Company in ballast.
Steamer Cayo Bonito tbr), Raider,
Gasxeston-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal & Coke Company for bunker
coal.
Steamer Bay State, Olson, Boston
10 White Oak Coal Company in bal
last.
Barge Badger from New Haven-to
White Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
eay Port Completes Repairs.

Having completed repairs at the
shipyari. the whalsback Steamer Bay
Port loaded cargo cfsScoal at the
local docks yesterday And steamed
later for Providence with the barge
Brittania for Allyn's Point In tow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Loads Fuel Coal.

Enroute from Galveston for Brem-
en-, the British steamer Cayo Bonito
came into port yesterday for fuel cori.
After taking her supply she scanned
for Bremen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
elxen ouIck nisnatch,

After being in port less than "a
hours, the American steamer Melrose
steamed yesterday morning for Ever
EFT. Mass, with n cargo OF 1900 tons
OF coal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

Fiiis your veins with rich. RED
blood. Gives you hearty appetite.
builds NJ flesh, makes you strong anc
Tugecd- HOLSTERS Rock Mountain
Tea, Erestest health builder. %
cents, Tea or Tablets. J. G. COR
SIGH & co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Brings Whalebaok Barge.

Towing the whaleback barge Badg-
or from New Haven, the whaleback
steamer Bay State came into port
yesterday from Boston 10 load cargo
of coal. ss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Sailed.

Steamers Wensleydale tBr), Nor
folk and Liverpool; Cayo Bonito
Br.), Bremen: Melrose, Frostad,
Everett; Bay Port, Keen, Providence
Barge Brittania from Allyn's Point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

of corn. the Witty liner
wensleydale steamed Yesterday for
Norfolk TO complste her cargo for,
Liverpool.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

The Norwegian stsamer Borges tad,
CAPTAIN Haraidsen. came into port
yesterday from Cfistobai, Panama Ca
nal Zone. to load 5000 tons OF coal
here for the return trip to the West
indies. She win be loaded by the
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

Prrs old California and Imported
Ports and Sherries. NEWPORT
NEWS WINE & LIQUOR co. Cor
Tuenty-ffih street and Washington
avenue. Bell phone No. 2; citizens,
~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21
Cleared.

steamer Cayo Bonito OBJ, Raider.
acknowledgements & Ohio Coal &
Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-21

PA. what Il leading ~omany"
ANY woman. my son Boston
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