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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-28
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JARRETTsvILLE, Jan. 23-Mrs, Jennie
Mason. OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Is, Clinton
Hid, of Washington. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs u. X Hid.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spencer entertained
few friends in honor OF their daughter
Miss s. Elizabeth Spencer. on her four
teenth birthday. Jan. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. K Hid have returned
after visiting relatives in Connellsvillt
and Washington
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Jarrett entert aimed
a number of their friends at tea Monday
evening, Jan 18th.
The Iarrettsvile Iyceum will hold il
first meeting Friday event OK. Jan. 2sth
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OBITUARY..


The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Reg nolds,
whose death was reported last week.
took place on Thursday, the interment
being in the cemetery of Holy Trinity
Church. Churchville. Rev. J, T. Hart
OBLIGATED. The pallbearers were Messrs.
B. J. Ress, Harry Rees. David Riley,
Harry Gallon. Medf,rd McGibney and
Harry f Harkins. Dean & Son were
the funeral directors.
MISS SARAH NORRIS.
Miss Sarah j. Norris. aged Sc years.
died at the home OF her niece, Mrs. ]. B
Chalk, near Fountain Green. on Friday
evening of last week. Her funeral took
place on Monday, services and inter.
ment being at Rock Spring Church. Rev.
L. !. Sothoron ofIiciated. The pallbearers
were Messrs. II. W. Whistler, ia. Dozen.
W. L. Dean, J. W. Cole. W. D. Harvard
and c. w. JtHery. Dean & Son had
charge Of the funeral arrangements.
WILLIAM hush.
Mr. William Bush, aged 20 years. died
suddenly at his home near Chestnut Hill
on Wednesday Of last week. lie is sur.
vved by widow and three sons. Messrs
Ellsworth, Emory and Allen Bush. all of
Hartford. His funeral took place on Fri
day morning, services and interment
being at Centre NJ. l.. Church. Forest
Hill. Rev. c. ]. Burdette OBLIGATED. The
pallbearers were Messrs. Il. Hall Har-
kins. James Mahan, William J. Carroll.
James Herman, George Tenley and
Wesley Phelps, Dean x Son were the
funeral directors.
MISS BLRABETH SMITH.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, aged G3 years,
died suddenly of heart failure while at.
tending early mass at ST. Anue's Church
In Baltimore last Sunday morning. The
remains were brought TO Hartford on
Monday, and the funeral took place from
the home of her brother. MIR. James
Smith, CT Benson, on Tuesday morning.
The interment was in the cemetery of St,
Johns Church. Long Green. The pail.
hearers were Messrs Wilson and George
Smith Edward and Thomas Shanahan.
Edward roli,T dRavmond Martin. c,
Il U,r,h.rg., was IN. f,,.ra, d;,cctor
-
Mr ht'h'oh r. warner aseo 90 years
| .aI ca la
u'eu a''er n snort '''neSs on Sa'u'n"y
morning. NJ h'a nome near ihRu fo'h'
hes'hes MS willow, nc IL survivor ny one
son. Mr' "iiham warner anu one '"us"
ter MISS oarah warner Ills 'nnei"
look place on mohuay, services anu IN
tef"ent pe'nH Ut the rhe"us "ee.'nt
| HOUSE, ahsto'' NV mi J""he y'o' mn
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Resolutions OF Respect.

wnEEENs In the providence OF cod, ouI
friend and brother, David e. lily. has bren
removed from our midst by death. therefore
be II, RESOLVED,
1. That we do bow In humble submission
to the will OF our Divine Father.
.. That we record the f.ct that In the
death Oi our brother the ranks of our infant
Grange have for the first time been broken
by death.
3. That we express our high appreciation
Of brother Ely hs neghbor, friend and
brother.
4. Tint we mourn hia loss because he had
cndenred himself tn uE by the many delight
ful qualities which he possessed In unusuh
degree.
Z. That In the death Of our brother w
recognize tile loss Of one Who loved th'
Grange. wns interested In all that bad to de
with its wrll.beinE and WAS ready to do hii
part I'm promoting It's success
Il. That we extend 10 our sister, the VIC
nf our deceased brother. and To their dHugh
trrs, our heartfelt sympathy.
Inat these resolutions lie spread on tn
minute. of the Grnngc. that u copy he sen
to the berthVcd family, and that copira v,
sent for publication to the county papers
Resolutions by Highland Grange.
=. l. IkVINE.
W A. WHEELER
GRANVILLE HEAPS,
Committee
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The EXTRA vitality required to digest the
Cows winter foods IL drawn from her milk
secretlnR organs. weakening them and cut.
Producer makes winter foods dIgestiblr,
strengthens all organs and increases milk IN
quantity and quality. Sold under written
guarantee by Boarman IL Bradford, Bel Air,
Nd; 4. c. Richardson, Church willie, Md, and
q. e. etandiford, Rarlton, Nd.
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Road Notice.

Thirty days after the publication of this
notice petition will be presented t. the
County Commissioners Of Hartford Count y
for opening a public road beginning at n
point on the Bel Air KOad. near Its junction
with the Hartford pike. commonly called
Lutz' Corner. and running thence through
the lands Of william l. Amoss Dennis Hays,
simon J. SteiRier. Henry JoestinR and r.
Murray haynRdleT. to II point on the public
road leading from the Almshouse TO Water
vale station. about one third OF n mile from
said station
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HAIRY S. CARVER. Solicitor.


George Emrck X others In the Circuit Court
vs.. iior Hartford County
Henry Rmrick Il others.I In Equity.
Ordered. this 18th day Of January. 1910
by the Circuit Court for IInrfurd County, In
Equity, that the sales Of the real estate made
and reported In the above entitled chuse hy
Harry s. Carver. trustee, he finally confirm
ed. unless cause to the contrary thereof be-
shown on or before tho 9Th day of February
1910; provided. copy OF this order he In
serted In some newspnper published In Har,
ford county. aforesaid, once In each Of three
90 successive weeks before the 18Th day o
February, 1910.
81 $50.
JOHN A. ROBINSON, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
John A. ROBINSON clerk
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, having rented his farm,
and being appointed Ovcrsecr ut the Aims
house viii sell without reserve on his farm,
one and one half mites from Rcl Air, on the
Hartford Turnpike, On
Wednesday, February 23rd, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock. A, Nj. sharp. the
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how's Thi,7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case nf Catarrh that cannot he cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. y. ]. CHENEY II Co,
Toledo, q.
We, the undersigned. have known = ]
Cheney for the past fifteen years, and brley
him perfectly honorable in NIL his cuisines,
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDISG, kIsSAS II MARyiy
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, u
Hairs CatHrrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 7lc. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists
TAKE Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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20 Acres Of Land, More or Less,
Assignee's Sale.

Hy virtue Of Il power cont aimed IN n mort
gnRe from samuel A. Wallace to Abbic t..
Wnllnc- and u LouiAn Wallace. dated the
18th day Oi March, 1890, and recorded
among the Land Records of Hartford County.
In Iibcr W. = y No. NJ. folio i23. which
said mort gngc has been In part duly assigned
to me l, Assignee thereof win offer at Public
Auction at the store Of !. Henry Lnniun. In
Pylesyille. Hartford County. Md,
a., Cat,,,I,y I'.trunry tDtb ION
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Terms Of sale are One.third cash on day
Of sale, or the ratification thereof. In the dis
erection Of the assignee, one.third In HiI
months and the balance in twelve months
from day Of sale, the credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale and tObe secured to
the satisfaction Of the undersigned or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL.
Assignee.
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Many { hildrsn are Slckly.

Mother Dfny'- Sweet Powders for Gun.
hfrn. used by Mother Gray, u nurse In ChiI.
hrrn'. Home, Nrw Y0rh. BREAK up [ Oida In
~ hours, cure FrytTl-hHrsH. Headache
Stomach Ifouhlr-, 1rsthinE disorders. and
Destroy worms. ~ all druggistz 2Sc.
sample mailed FREH Address. Alien y.
Dlmsted, LrROy, ~. V.
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Trustees Sale
Personal Property.

By virtue OF n deed Of trust from Walter y.
Robinson to Prank Jacobs and of an order
{ curt Of Irpuify, the undersigned trustee
viii sell ~ public sale on the property now
occupied by the Nhld Robinson, being the
farm Of & OlOncl Thnddcus {. Blair, located
on the public rond leading from Watrrvhle
station to High Point, In the Third Election
District OF Hartford county,
On Tuesday, February Ist, 1910,
NJ 10 0'clocL, A, NJ b, the
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Sorrel Horse, good worker nnd driver.
~ years old. will weigh 800 lbs; Dark
Bay Horse, good worker. will weigh 900
side. well bred and excellent mixer; Cow.
good mixer, brood Sow. win hrrow by
day OF sale. Poland China aud Berkshire
mixed. Shoata, i.horse Wagon, In good
order; 2.hotsc Wagon, In good order.
Family Carriage, new; Top BUGGY, new,
horse Market Wagon. In good order,
Hay Carriage. for 2.horsc wagon osborne
Grain Dfill new; I Mccormick Hay Tcddcr.
In fine order; Hay Rnkc, Osborne Disc
Harrow, new; Sptingtooth Harrow, nearly
new; | Smoothing Harrow. In good order.
I Mccormick Mower. In good order, I Feed
Mil, l Double Corn Worker new; / No. 10
oliver Chilled Flow, No. 10 Oliver Chilled
riow. No. % syracuse i'low, Three
shovel Flow, Single shovel Flow, = Single
CultivhtorS, Corn Covctcr, with hllinR
attachments, Row Marker. I Iron Roller,
Shovcls, Picks, Mhttocks. Hoes. Forks. Single
and Double Trees u Log Chains. Post
Digger. | Hay kniic. new: lot of ScythcH
and Ice Hooks. . Cruss.cut Saws and 2
Axes, sets new Lead Harness never used,
iFHrley's make; = Sets stage Harness, good
ia new, Fnrley's make; | set Lead Harness
tfPrley'a make; sets Flow Harness, sets
single buggy Harness, u Leather IInltcTs, e
Housings, : work Brides, 3 Horse Collars.
l Wagon Saddle. 2Wngun Whips, lot Of Hay.
corn aud Fodder, 600 pounds home cured
Meat, : barrels good Cider Vinegar, 6cmpty
Vinegar Casks. I 6cnldinR Hogshrhd, Lines,
Choke straps n quantity nf Scrap Iron and
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS or SALE
All sums of $40 and under cash. on sums
over that amount II credit nf months will
| he given, pur, hnAcrA giving their notes with
security approved by the nuctiunctT, beat ing
interest from day 6i sale, and payable at the
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air,
No goods to he removed until settled for.
WILLIAM y. kISIING.
| {. &. Richardson n Bro AuctIUntcrs.
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Public Sale

Having sold my farm and intending I u move
to the city, will sell without reserve, on my
On Tuesday, February Ist, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock. A. Nj. the
RNLLnMINH pERSnNAI rRnpnRTY.
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801a ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

II being the same and all the land referred TO
and described In deed f,om Sarah Wal
lace 10 the nnld Samuel A. Wallace, dated the
3Oth dny Of january, 1870, and recorded
among the Land Records Of Hartford county
In I.ibcr A. l.. j.. No. 80. folio III. except
about three acres heretofore sold to John ..
SteHrns.
This property Is well located, convenient
to churches. schools and stores, and about
one and n.hnlf miles from the Tnilrond.
About 20 acres ARE under cultivation md the
balance In timber. There 10 an apple orchard
on this property. hut no buildings
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Hartford county, Md, letters testamentary
on the estate Of
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or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits OF said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to max e
immediate payment.
oiven under my hand and seal this I'm
day Of January, 1910.
MARY Il. SULLIVAN.
RIecutTiI.
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Public Sale

The undersigned, intending to quit farming
will sell without reserve, On the old Mcl!lynin
place. about 2ig miles from Chutchvillr. on
the road from Lhnrchyillc to Darlington,
On Thursday, February 10, 1910,
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IS KS YER
one sorrel IiorUc, weight about 200. No.
1 worker and good rider and driver. years
old next spring. / HAY HUTAc. No, I worker
and driver. y years old. weight 100, Hay
Mare, weighs zoo Lbs No, I worker. good
driver aud good lender. safe for lady 10 drive.
supposed tObr withinnlbY Clarence NJ ahRn'z
horse, l SuTTrl Mate. tine driver and rider.
safe for lady to drive These are all good,
sound able horses, ono COW, second cali
by her side. win give / to r gals. milk on
grass; well bred Iiriict, win he year old In
June; = sets good ~ new stage Harness !
sets Plow Harness sets buggy Harness, !
set Double CHriHgr Harness, work
Hrdlca. , DrivinR Itridlcn, Q Wnrk Collars, =
HuRgy Collars l Ply Net Tongue and
Yoke. pair Double Lines. / Saddle aud
Birdie. good new. sets new Breast
Chains, / Runhbnut. In good condition; /
Top Buggy, l n0.tOp buggy, two-hnTsr
Road Wagon. In good order. Win fine stone
He'd. = keystone Double Workers rs good
~ new. used but one Heaspu Nee DfmiCk
Mower with = sets niyra, used but one sea,
son. / IIoosier Corn rlnntcr. complete. with
Fertilizer Attachments. has planted hut ~
acres Of Corn, ! new three row. one horse
Corn Marker, Will mark gia. 8, Jil or : foot
rows; Single CultiYhtor, Cross.tut Saw,
onr.mnn Saw, No 10 Oliver Chilled
plowa nift shovel. = Grain ShovriH l
hand made Corn Basket, . Tomato Baskets
roo Tomato BoNcu. used but one season,
been Kept In shelter WhcclhhtTpw, HAY
Rope, awinr. stove. No. 10 bennington
Double Barrel Gun. nearly new. No, I =
new winchester u Repeating Pump Gun.
| about 900 bundles Fodder. 80 hblH Corn, "
| interest In 7 Acres 81 Growing Grass. " In
| tcrert In ~ Acres Of Growing Whcnt. look
| ing hur, | srt new CHp Springs, cHpHcit =
| 600 lbs set ST. wnTt Horne Clippers
used but few timr', Grass Scythc.2 Hrini
| sCythrs, 6O.cPE Incubator. used but little
and many Other articles to" numerous t.
| mention.
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On or B,for. III, I7th d.y Of JuIy. 1910,

late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims againt said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same. with the le-
al
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Extensive Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending to leave the
county, will sell without reserve. regardless
ot weather. at public auction. on the old
Dawson property. near Progtown, about
one mile from Bel Air.
On Wednesday, February 9, 'oIo,
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, sharp. all the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
T|OEWATER IS SAVED
FROM KILLING FROST
Benign Influence OfGulf Stream
Again in Evidence in
This Section.

Protected by the warmth from the
Gulf stream, Tidewater Virginia has
again been saved from the frost
which damaged other localities Sun
day night and Monday night.
There was no frost in the vicinity
of this city Monday night or yester-
day morning. The temperature fell
to around A. degrees yesterday morn
ing, but the wind blew throughout
the night from the southwest with a
velocity of ten to twelve miles an
hour and that alone would have dis
PEELED frost. 1t was quite cool again
last night, but moderate wind pre-
vailed, thus minimizing the chance OF
frost.
This section has been especially
favored up to this time, there being
killing frosts in North Carolina, Ala
bama and other Southern states Mon
day night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
PLANS OUTING FOR POOR
CHILDREN OF THIS CITY
Captain Williams, of Salvation Army,
Arranging for Outdoor
Camp Here.

Captain Percy Williams, local man.
ager for the Salvation Army, is plan
ming an outing for all cf the poor
children of this city whose parents
are not able to give them summer va
'cations in the open country. He Is
firmly convinced that his plan is a
good one and that he will be given
the support of all of the citizens o.
Newport News.
Captain Williams proposes to es-
tablish camp either on the water
front above the city or on Hampton
Roads and to have the children visit
the camp fer several days. In this
way hundreds OF children can be en-
,tertained in the open during the sum-
mer months. Several tents will be
secured for the camp and arrange
ments will be made for the temporary
use of a motor launch for the young
|sters. Captain Williams will handle
the motor launch for the boys.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
FiRtMENS BAZAAR TO
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
Booths Being Erected in Two Big
Tents at Washington Avenue and
Twenty-ninth Street.

Final preparations for the opening
of the fireman's bazaar at Washington
avenue and Tewnty-ninth street Sat
urday night are now under way. The
two tents in which the bazaar is to be
held have been completed and booths
are now being built in the tents. The
work of decorating the booths, tent
poles and the tent walls will begin the
latter part of the week.
The bazaar is to be held by the
Eagle Engine Company, OF North End,
and the company will give a street
parade every night before the regular
hour set for the opening OF the bazaar.
On next Thursday night all of the
firemen of this city, Hampton and
Phoebus will join with the North End
ladies and big street parade and
celebration will be held.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
Joy line Purchases N. & W.
Liner Washington.
TO BUILD NEW VESSEL
Norfolk & Washington Company VIII
Have Duplicate of Southland Con-
strueted in Very Near Future
Owns Only Two Steamers Now.

Upon the arrival of the Norfolk d
Washington steamer Washington at
this port yesterday morning II De-
came known that the vessel has Just
been sold to the Joy Line, of New
York. The Washington came here TO
take on two propeilers at the snip
yard and she will steam this morning
for New York, where she is to De
osed in the passenger service out Oh
that port.
With the sale of the Washington,
the Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Company now has only two steamers
in the bay Service-the Southland and
Newport News-and the company VIII
soon have another steamer built. The
rev vessel is to be named the North
land and she probably will be practi-
Cally a duplicate of the Southland,
which was completed only a year ago.
Both the Southland and Newport
News were built here and the assump-
sion is that the new vessel also
will be constructed at the local ship
yard.
Details of the sale of the Washing
ton have not been made public and
the price paid is not known. The
Joy Line purchased the steamer Nor
folk from the Norfolk & Washington
Company about month ago and that
vessel is now in New York This line
also has purchased several other
steamers 1t operates big fleet OF
vessels in and around New York.
The Washington was built at viii
mington. Del. in 1891 and is 246 feet
long. 46 feet broad and 15.5 feet deep.
She carries crew of 80 persons and
has passenger accommodations for
about 200 people. She is propelled by
i single-screw driven by a triple-ex-
pansiOn engine of LOO indicated
horsepower. Her hull is of iron.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Newport News Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGRNAL NO / comes
from the kidney secretions- They
will warn you when the kidneys arc
sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear
amber fluid. Sick Kidneys send out
thin pale and foamy. OF thick. red
ilsmelling urine. full Of sediment ano
irregular Of passage
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the back. Back pains. dull and
heavy. or sharp and acute. tell you Of
sick kidneys and warn you of the ap
proach q dropsy. diabetes and
Rrizht's disease. Deans Kidney Pills
cure sick kidneys and cure them per
manently. Here's Newport News
grcof:
r. F. Wood. SIS Twenty ninth street
Newport Ncws. Va, says. For tive
years my back was very lame and I
could not do any stopping. but what
pains would cart through my loins
The kidney secretions passed irrczu-
larry and annoyed me greatly. Las,
winter began taking Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured from Klor's drag store
and thy brought prompt relief !
have been IN good health since and
my back and kidneys have caused M
no trouble. My advice 10 anyone SUI
ferinz from kidney complaint Ia 70 try
Deans Kidney Pills"
For yale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Fcstcr- Milburn Co. BaRaio.
Nee York. sole aecuts for the United
States.
Remeufer the uame-Doans-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27

charges and usages, To whom on Sat
urday evening last was referred the
matter OF quarantine regulations at
this port. would respectfully report
as follows;
THAT in the short time allowed, 1t
has been unable TO fully investigate
this important subject. but in the
mass of argument. pro and con, sub
mitted by members OF the chamber,
AZ well as those who are not mem
bers. and from considerable fund OF
information gathered from like
sources. your committee feels Justified
in recommending to this board that
no representative be sent 20 the
meeting to be held in Norfolk to-
night.
a Norfolk Meeting.
at appears that this meeting is a
mass meeting of the citizens OF Nor
folk. called for the purpose of eN'
pressing their views on this subject,
and although there is the assurance
that representatives of this city would
be cordially received at the meeting,
nevertheless. your committee is dis
tmctively called for and on behalf of
the citizens OF Norfolk and not of
Newport News.
Members Not OF One Mine.
Perhaps a more cogent reason why
this board should not assume to act
in this regard for the chamber,
might exist in the fact that the
members of the chamber each of
whom is as much entitled to voice
in this matter as any other member,
hold divergent views on the subject.
Some maintain tnat by reason of
the national quarantine compelling
vessels to anchor at Old Point for the
purpose of inspection. 1t causes un-
necessary delay, while If the inspec-
ton took place at the wharf at this
port. this delay would be avoided.
Another complaint urged against the
rational inspection is that under the
national rules. such inspection can be
had only between sunrise and sunset.
hut perhaps this objection might be
unreasonable on account of the diff
Guilty of the proper inspection with the
insufficient light on board vessels.
Moreover, some of the members of our
chamber seem 10 believe on general
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
SHIPPING REPORT.
Tuesday, April 26, 1910.
Arrived.

Steamer Hans LeOnhardt Ger
Leinke, PensacOla-tO Chesapeake d
Ohio Coal & Coke Company for bun
ker coal.
Steamer Carpathian (Br) Davies
Port Arthur-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker
coal.
Steamer Clematis (Belg.) Syator,
Wilmington, y. C.-to White Oak Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Glen Ciiffe (Br.) Garrison,
Sayannah-to White Oak Coal Com
pany for bunker coal.
Steamer Melrose from Everett-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com
rany in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-27
Adopt Schedule Tonight.

The governing board OF the New
port News Sunday School, Athletic
Association will meet tonight at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building to adopt a schedule for the
baScban league which was recently or
gained. The opening game Of the
league will be played one week from
next Saturday.