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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-10-07

seemed but question of few hours
before passed away. My wife was
told I would not see another day. I
rallied somewhat and at once began
taking Doan's Kidney Pills. I steadily
improved until today I am in good
health"
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. 80 cents q
box.
Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. 7.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-10-07
ACT PROMPTLY.

Kidney troubles are too dangerous
to neglect. Little disorders grow serf-
GUS and the sufferer Is soon In the
grasp of diabetes. dropsy or fatal
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-10-07

Bright's disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills
cure all distressing
kidney Ills. They
make sick kidneys
well, weak kidneys
strong.
John L. Perry,
Columbus, T ex,
says: II grew VERSE
onH uynrc@ ,~xfl u
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-10-07
Bodies Badly MangIed.

Many of the dead are so shockingly
mangled that it is possible that some
of them may never be known. Peo-
pie who had friends and relatives up
on the wrecked cars and who had
not seen them since the accident
walked weeping past the rows of dead
and were utterly unable to distin-
guish a feature that would lead to
the identification of those they sought.
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Nuggets Special Service.


 SPOKANE Ans THrr. are rn Hil,4 af 4oltd Uui- af nr, tu ldth1 and Mant9ra IL Ha ht- never l..a sen in history Al .a.ela,k s,.-- .,1d4N f.. .ntfr. eauuuy. .e>t,udsag i..atd Sraean. u1s m tatai darkness ou account uf rhc zmak,
 rh- eastern mIf af Wallace. Idaho al a#I.,d mi hs th, fir. Ltfe SaImz 1ay Hsht VI tuar rime the gty W5s uHreh Hfaauded hs the fire Hd mains wgEe cluyur lsfar,. ta I0lee# of afcry FHgea Hudfsd taHter wont from hsrr mt aI tbey HH L. able ta du uiH ho=ra ztav the suhet praars. # sat i= possible. as ih,g cannot sayr the towns nr cscue rhe people Involved within tHa ra3#s os tbc flames
 itug trains worc running from Wal Iare as bong a- possible tran-rortna rhe unrorunafre uha vere obliged u l.are the eit1 with just "hat the> lad on their backs. II i- believed that auIe dft1 persons lest then lives. but that ts oulv an estimate. Al means or communication are"eu en. and n, Nuef cannot bc known f1r several Fase The property losses m Wanae,
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HOMESTEADERS
 ARE INVOLVED
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PORTLAND Aug. 22 The GoveH- ia,nt agents Hh. have been mvesti 2 ling Inc ctusr of the numerous for r-i fire have collected eon~idefthir c,iaeue, showing that dIsgIuntlcd humestradcrs have also been ,ugaeed in spreading thr flames They seem c. le angry hecauSr they are forbidden Ii, lan and prevented by the activity us thc Guyerumcut agents from usiHg tre timber uu tHr Goyrlnment lands md they take this means of ~huNHe their spite.
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ROOSEVELT AFTER
 COLORED FOLKS
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&EW 4rEk Aus -a Taaat.tr t..a-,.-f tatea af# .sHn.ta. If u.a=.- H-H. |a.t t.-i.t T lruu4t.d tLlt. Ia..lI1 fa. ..rH .ts s.,N uI nEsErna tae u,ana- ut tH. ,rma ira ht eefaaa lii ta- iuNu-,tH Ha.ssf aht. Pre- .It hru he 0.uHa.. d#a.l--H IA. ...-a rar.a.=..- f..s-..t,. hr..Ii. Inf f.,t t.# It--. a.....a tt.t .a..t.. F eIH tHaff taarH t.urt# aa.Iu = G -seute tHer UFwrt t4r st- Ft.-- drHeE.
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MIKKELSEN PARTY
 ARE RETURNING
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Nuggets Special Service.
 CHEISTIAEN Aug -t t5~t. et fHr CVpeditJau thaj trcan.p.u5ri t.tps3u thkke.s,u.S ,Nuedttt"u have rrWHrd
 Hee ferat th4t thet tnun4 .'.al-t nt lriehs"u= comrl9.ou- lu Tho i,, .n l effect state ot m,-etenou Tre r3ft> ar. mlkine further search her ms lp reach the ha3ue, of th. laats nd to teeeNer t.tatet,I- t.sar1s iL.r naH have been trr-ereea Tu.. i.al- anee of AtiFkrleen rItz arr expected ta r'tmn in short tune and UnI have with them whatever they hud that can ht preserved and safely get- len out
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LEE NELL BROWN JURY
 HAS BEEN SELECTED
Nuqqet's Special Service.

CHICAGO. Aus 22-Thc jury rur the trial or Zee Ncn Browne. charged r,1th bribery in connection with the election 3f William Lorfmcr tn the Gnitcd St4fcs Serate. has been eHo~, n. The trial will start today.
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CASTRO'S RELATIVES
 ARE BEING EXPELLED
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CARACAS. Aug 22 Fmfv-six reta- tives of General Caetlo hay. been eN- ! elled from the country hN the G4N- t-rHmenI.
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ANOTHER AVIATOR
 PAYS THE PENALTY
Nuggets Special Service.

ROME. Aas. 2s Lieutenant; R. -4ldi anr of the uoted aNi4tars or ihIs country, was daIeucd to death today |, the failing af his hiplauc.
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CODE SHOW WEDNESDAY NIGHT

pae II rHg a..f moving picture a...- ,<,r etsau m Some Ain he 0.1. Snow. N-lur-Isy hsut All a-.> mefur,- and songs and Il wii be aht. hI,a t- s,n alI stan shoW.
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SOLID WALL OF FIRE:
 HUNDREDS KILLED:
 LOSS ENORMOUS

uea aerr $I Iaeouoa 0a lt d5 t#t tae =a,ug= u rba# t..a =# aH=s nieht ud tarr.i H.= ah=amH#. Ht. -rthtb,- Thr aae Attr rt.u a.-.a for faty haafe
 MIsSutfN. t# TH.ta H. raeea bumHea rfHp,.. t.a, fas#. Northern IaaHo .na N,-taH4 paa4a. .the= ahole faadn =f==1 u=t=#..l asaaa The f-mH--- t~a afH au.e tH- oIaltue thes t.,a au rbelf l.l. ua .a a.a=t m#fHe, rB- t.at..r ssas.. 'htHE rb,a Fa eea
 EasE. A8. on- HaaaluH sta Gfa i'm. aebtrr#fr m 5aa aa s. Joe gauniyz and f .- beloved Haa haHe r,lisHed in fHe fara#f Hra# fH3 ie ancheaI.rI and 1r. rapHs mI4an- of dollars worth 4f ,aHab.. 1i#G-r ud Jho home- of sgures af people
 MULLEN. IIalu Aue Refugee. tom Inc vaIioue towns tqf rH, arfta uants have naessd h-le a 7r=t The town aas -,rau.l. threatened fa ame time hut i; i-.uua -ehaugHt r H ara
 The to1yu of Tat lm-e. Arery
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Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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FOUND AT THE WINDSOR. Tub. plain, Turkish, steam and plunge baths. Barber shop in con nection.
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WARRANT ISSUED
 FOR HIRAM WILSON

\ .-frfat -+aIH aal ihi= molr- ..e tsa t4,. retention al pu- Hiram A5I.ao. 0uo owns and arrratr- the Namy Sheet Metal Wagk- al No lz .-a,tu tH aN,HH..
 bl Na-rall 1ar Health officer tab,i. taat. tHe# #.esItAl hr i-=dei and #5NaH Fa.,f at-rr hr ,ah rreeiFr tfar..ttaH Ii -s..a- that Nil Wilson 1aIm- 4mi.i rh- haiI-ouattau tttr -fusnaJy x irving fa make away aah ta aul br NueJsri believes 1T ~. man t- ltt.rd where ne ean be
 rf.H-# e#H sraa- tr etH have ample f..t,,t4aa. il .=tt Ia-z away 1T rst. IT. am t'Ne n h, tried af. d charge .f u. als and sent ta Mount Tabor
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GOVERNMENT TROOPERS
 ARE FIGHTING FIRES
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 PORTLAND Aug a Fvo hundred Federal soldiel- wen, #enf ttam h,rr ..la, 'a assist H lighting forest fir < m the southern ratt of the ~tlt,
 Prize Winner Oraugm Beer at the Eagle. E&
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HE STORK ts QUITE
 ACTIVE ELSEWHERE
Nuggets Special Service.

EEunlE... conn AHa Ail e..l I..sH t dtuah.,s at lua Jt.. sImu,f = oI,mraa ttfHh fFHw. s.... HaffH s. #atasst.e t.5.ts
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sHa' .te#. H# t.ra a#H m4-d along #H#= H-#zH= HH fHa z=u,. #H fHa HTss The 4#af.a tHaH #aHH.rsH aa tnr aaee, of people h.t- zha 8f--#ea... #f-m jtr ##...e IaHHefe lH tHg .NtHrm~ ss #. l,ra..l uu. lla.ie af laapl, a,r, un- ..H Et... fH. d+.-tE4etIsu If plop-
 sa n, aaefntue unprecedented HHa Hf=f-iF #=# sHr e=##fI.
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rnETttNH Mug tae,ntggI- .4hl. Ha== sIr fasIue u tho #=5athsrH H#ft .t tfsHaf. Ii a4s hoped taat the Sat. Igsal .=aaf8 h,. Hsrd it e8uure- HHu HiTH Inc Federal faI the purpose
 esHaf#HHe rut ttfer.. z up ap- afaG.HfIaa tae thrIt ff5a. iaffatton
 BEVERLY tHe Pr" idant Taft -=a.u fert- H~ ua funds provided 1y which he can transport trauus from fhe Ial=t 4heTe 1he great bods If them
 t.. Nlth.leef
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Photo Albums. I.onen Bros.
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If you are dissatisfied with your strong Eastern butter. come to US for Q br,ek of our own brand, Sweet Erer." made from fresh whole milk to cur special order. The taste tells. Ask your neighbor.
 PACIFIC CoLD STORAGE co.
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GO TO THE NO ,TH POLE Hakrrs for the best hread and ra-t.a rhe nnlk Coffee llan-e iu town.
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Daring S Dean Co. have installed . ffn shop m connection ufth their store, and a'e prepared to furnish Hydraulic ptpe. Smoke Stacks, Trr~are, and lo al k,nds of repalr work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
OHIO NAN CHARGED
WITH CONSPIRACY
Oil Field Operators Are Caught In
the Big Antitrust Drag
Net.
Cay Associated Press,

MARIETTA. OHIO, Jan. 25.-The
report OF the Washington county
grand jury today contained indict.
ments against the Marietta Torpedo
Company, and the Producers Torpedo
Company for alleged conspiracy In re-
straint OF trade. The companies oper-
ate In Ohio. West Virginia. Indiana.
Illinois and Oklahoma oil fields.
Indictments against six other CON-
panies and eight individuals who are
charged with conspiring to control the
oil well shooting business In the five
states. were also returned by the
grand jury. The indictments were in
stigated by Attorney General Den
man of Ohio. The defendants win be
arraigaed next Thursday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
Infantry Wages War on Pro-
posed Artillery Appropriation.
BATTLE EXPECTED TONIGHT
Ask LEGISLATURE TO Give Each Com
pany $1,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DELEGATE offers Bill to Tax Autos
s15 Each Per Annum for Roads.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 25.-Clalm-
ing that the artillery companies OF the
State are asking for more than Is
their right in the militia appropria-
ton bill which was presented in the
house OF delegates several days ago,
The representatives of the infantry
companies in the State are preparing
To make a nest strenuous fight
against the bill when IL comes up De-
fore the committee on militia ana
Police tomorrow night
In the bill the artillery cOmpan-
les ask fer an appropriation OF S2.-
900 annually for each company and
:. representative on the military board
of the State. The bill was present
ed during the last session OF the leg
Islature ana because the members OF
the committee thought the artillery
asked for too much it was killed The
teard is composed Of practically the
same members as it was last year
and il will in the opinion OF three
members o: the committee. asked
about the matter this morning, be
killed in committee
The road question will be helped
most materially il a bill introduced
today by MIR. Throckmorton. OF Hen
iico. is adopted in which Mr.. Thrcck-
merton proposes to impose an annual
tax of SIS on all automobiles in the
State to be used for road improve
ment. The horsepower or carrying
capacity of automobiles will not tig-
IRE in the tax al all. but each owner
will pay the fat tax.
Mr.. ThrockmoTton proposes TO d.
vide the tax between state and coun-
~ as follows: $3.50 OF the tax shall
20 TO the State road fund, and $3.50
:hall go 20 the counties in which the
tax is levied. The sI2-2s received by
he county will be used to put broad
tires on the hauling vehicles in the
counties
The one and only real tilt yester-
CAV in the house OF delegates came
when the bill. presented BY Nr step
henson. OF Bath county. TO repeal the
act. making the CowpastUre river q
public highway. came Up on Us sec
end rea5ine. Mr.. Page 81 Hanover.
Who denied the allegation that ne rc-
presented a few fishermen 81 Rich
nsond. asked that the bill be passed
bv On account Of its tampering with
the constitutional rights q the citi-
zcns 81 the commonwealth in regard
10 fishing
Mr. Stephenson showed that the
act which be sought e. amend for
hade the building % min dams.
bridges or fences across the river. He
showed that already the act had been
ignored and that a number 81 bridges.
cams and fences we're across the riv-
or and that the act would prove a
hardship n the people - bis county
In IL we're enforced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
SOUND WARMING NOTE
AGAINST TARIFF BATTLE
Business Men Enter Fight to
Stay of Northumberland
Tax Mar.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. %
Alarmed by the critical turn in the
farin controversy between the United
States and Germany. appeals from me
chambers OF CONNIE &C and boards Of
trade OF several cities were made 10
the National Board Of Trade. in ses-
sion here today. urging that body 20
recommend to the soTcrnment mat
the state Department recede from rs
position that American beef and cattle
must be admitted 20 Germany. II the
trade between the t~o nations. rep
resenfing $3.50. ooo.09o = year 70 Amer
lean business houses = not TO re SUD
jrcted 10 the effects Of a tsrin war.
Resolutions presented to the na-
sionaI body maintain there can b. no
advantage In insisting On a German
market 10. beef because the home
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26

consumption is increasing at such a
rate as TO use the supply, and in sup
port of this, II Is cited that Amer can
cattle exports have decreased by
millions.
A commission TO settle the dispute
Is suggested and President La lame.
of the National Board OF Trade,
sounding the ncte of alarm in his an
nual address. spoke OF the conditions
as most grave. in fact threatening q
great portion of the merctanile inter-
ests OF the United States. The last
negotiations by the state department
leave the next move up to Germany.
IL this government insists that beef
and cattle shall be admitted and the
German emperor declines - yield, as
it is said he must, the inevitable IS
seen in Germany being excluded from
those nations which will enjoy the
minimum tariff provisions of the
Payne law. which goes into effect on
April /. Without the mercantile inter-
ests. fear Is tantamount to tarif
war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
INSURANCE PEOPLE
SUE CHEMICAL COMPANY
Casualty Concern Takes Action in
AshevilIe Against virsinie-Csrc-
lima Cooperation

ASHEvHI-E. y. C.. Jan. 25--An
important suit in equity now being
tried before Judge Pritchard Is that
Of the United States Casualty Com
I.Sny against the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company. involving an ac-
counting OF the pay rolls OF the
chemical company.
According to the terms OF iEsur-
ance policies which the casualty com-
p5ny has on employees OF the chem
Icai company. the insurance company
can demand an accounting Of pay
rolls.
The insurance company ayers that
the chemical company has failed %
sccOunt Tor about a million dollars tn
salaries on which back premiums are
claimed. The chemical company
claims that u Is not bound 20 account
Tor ONCE employees rot covered By
insurance policies. II VII take sew
tral days 20 get IN an evidence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
DISTRICT VOTE
IN PRIMARY CLOSE
Result Between Candidates
Lassiter and TurnbuIl Not
Yet Known.
(By Associated Press.)

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 2G.-1 n.
m-The primary election held yester-
day in the fourth congressional dis
trict of Virginia for the nomination OF
a successor to the late Francis X.
I.assiter was between four candidates
Charles r. I.assiter. Robert Turn
bull Judge Asa ID. Watkins and w. A.
Cooke, and the vote between Las
sitter and Turnbull, the leading
candidate is so close that at one
o'clock this morning it cannot be de-
termined which has been nominated.
1t is impossible to get returns from
some of the rural precincts and the
indications are that 1t will require an
official count to decide the result.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2s. 1910.
NOMINATION OF
SMlTHERS CONFIRMED
Senate Passes on Names OF Marshal
and Judge Lewis Presented
by President Taft.
QBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan. 25.--
The following nominations were today
confirmed by the senate:
TO be United States marshal:
Clarence G. Smithers. Eastern DIS
tTict. Virginia; John +. Horr, South
ern district, Florida: Asbury u. Pat
rick. Eastern district. Kentucky:
Frederick W. Collins. Southern ais
.trict. Mississippi
To be United States attorneys:
l.. l.. Lewis. Eastern district. Nir-
elnia: Ernest c. Cochran, South Caro-
lima: ]. NJ. Cheney, Southern district,
Florida.
, To be collector of internal revenue:
Lawson Reno. Second district,
Kentucky.
Among the nominations sent into
the senate today by the President
was that OF William d. Frazier. to be
United States attorney for the North
ern district of Mississippi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
new SHIP SUBSIDY
BILL INTRODUCED
Democratic Measure is Formed
and Offered in House BY
Mr.. Clark.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., ain. ga
Democratic ship subsidy measure was
introduced in the house today by Re
preventative Clark. of Florida, MEM
her of the committee on merchant
marine and fisheries before which
committee the administration ship
subsidy bill is nov pending.
Mir. Ciarks bill provides for an in
creased tonnage tax of % cents per
ten on foreign vessels plying be-
tween ports of North America, Cen
trail and certain Southern American
rorts and others and tax OF 80 cents
Der ton on other foreign vessels.
He proposes to ST. aside the total
receipts from this source and appor-
ton it among American vessels ac-
cording TO their mileage and tonnage.
In exchange the subsidized lines
must contract for a fifteen year per
iod to carry the mails free OF charge
as well as transport United States
consular and other officials without
expense to the government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
RAILWAY MAGNATE
SAYS GIVE US A REST
Statement 10 Issued from White
House After Conference and the Ex-
eeutive Had Been Told the Effect
"rrust Busting" Talk Was Having
on the Stock Market.
,ny Associateu ,,reaal

WASHINGTON, u. C., Jan. 25-
President Taft today made public tue
following statement as to the reports
that the administration Is planning
crusade against unlawful ccmbina-
tons of capital.
No statement was issued either
from the attorney generals Office or
the White House Indicating that the
purpose of the administration with re-
ference 10 prosecutions under the an
thrust law Is other than as set forth
In the message OF the. President OF
January Z. 1907. Sensational state
ments, as II there were 10 be new
departure and dn indiscriminate
prosecution of important industries.
have no foundation. The purpose or
the administration is exactly as al
ready stated in the Presidents mes
sage
Taft and Hill Confer.
The statement wis ISSUED after the
President had talked with James }.
Hin. the railway magnate. and had
received information that prices were
crambl.ng in New York under the
various reports printed yesterday and
this morning. Mr. Hill. on leaving
the White House, said he was sure
the President would not attack cor
Dorations of themselves, but the sins
OF the corporations. II corporations
were violating the laws he supposed
they wcnld be brought to book.
James j. Hills visit to the White
House, II was said. was merely CO.
incidence. Mr.. Hill declared that ne
had discussed general conditions win
the President and had net gone into
the subject OF the pre- secution of the
trusts.
Need Rest Cure.
Normally. conditions are sataiac-
tory in all directions" said Mr.. Hi,
but We don't want lot of Wild
stories 10 get abroad that will cause
depi ession.
Mr.. HilI did not discuss the Presi-
dents recomme ndatious as to raii-
road legislation. saying IL was too I'M
tortant a matter to take up~oif hand.
But we do need the rest cure bad
w." he said. adding that the country
had been allowed full time TO recover
from the panic OF 1907. He thought
three or fsGr months of rest from agi-
tation would do lot OF good"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
JURY SWORN IN.
Twelve Are Selected to Hear the
Panama Libel Suit.
(By Associated Press.)

10y ASrONtdtIN itoT-.t
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-"James
'Bechanan was a pretty good lawyer,
a much better lawyer than Presi-
dent" said Judge Hough in the Unit
ed States District Court today IN
commenting upon the argument of De-
lancey Nicoll counsel for the defense
in the Panama libel case. Mr.. Nj
coils motion was TO dismiss the IN
dictment, charging the New york
World with criminal libel against
President Taft, Theodore Roosevelt
and others. in connection with the
purchase of the Panama canal
Considerable time was consumed
in filling the jury box after each side
had exercised his challenging pre-
negative. ;but this afternoon the jury
was finally completed and sworn In.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26

CINCINNATI. OHIO. Jan. 25--
The National Baseball Commission
today declared that tho Waco. Texas.
Club must refund $500 draft money
received from the Brooklyn club for
Player r. H. Holmes A previous find
irg OF the commission had vested title
10 Holmes In the New York club of
the National League over the protest
OF the St Paul club Of the American
Association. The commission today
declared the draft by the Brooklyn
club Illegal and ordered the refund.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
oeelares Estrs oIvIdsna.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-ia accord
ancc with popular expectations the
directors Of the United states Sieei
Corporation made snncuncement 10
day after the cicse o. the stock mar
kcs that dividends on the common
shares O. he corporation rad reverted
10 the original rate Of four per cent
annually. The directors To-Day De-
clzred a REGULAR divi1ead a. one per
cent and a. extra DIVIDEND of -
q ] PET cent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
WILL SEIZE The BAGS.
Government Agent Claims Short
weight On Meal IN Charlotte.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Jan 25.-An
agent q the government: LETT here
this afternoon for Charlotte. 10 nc
! bel proceedings IN the United states
district cogrt there against zoo bags
ct corn meal a; the instance r. the
department q agriculture. which IS
rccking ~ declare the sane forfeited
10 fhe United states for alleged
hortaxc ~ weights. The meal vas
shipped from Newport, Tenn 10 q
wholesale house IN Charlotte. Dis
frici Attorney Holtos stated fhis 81
fernoon that TIE government D. d.
irrmincI % break 10 this short
weight business alleged ~ 10 carried
on BY many manufacturing concerns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
Forced to Abandon Ship.

CHATHAM. MASS. Jan. "a
Abandoned TO the bars and shoals
which have sc tenaciously gripred her
since last Friday the schooner S. @.
Haskell lies on Handkerchief shoals
tonight full of water and without a
man aboard. A storm, which set IN
tonight forced Captain Stailes aud his
crew to leave the stranded vessel
after remaining on board four days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-26
Or. SHAW IN RICHMOND.
Addresses Vireinisos CT Subject Ct
Woman Suffrage.

RICHMOND. VA. ian 2s.-Rcv.
Dr. Anna u. shaw iecfurcd here to-
niehs sciore tho Equal SuHiase
Lrarrc Of Virginia on Woman sui
frasc. Us Relation 10 the Home and
State
The league referred 10 V recent
" formed organization Of Richmond
women socially rrominf NJ and Is
large and Influential
Or ShaV's audience tonight was ?
faiferiur one.