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THE KINGMAN.

MASS. AVE. BETWEEN 9Th AND
bTH SIS X. w, APARTMENT OF
3 ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY pa
PERED AND PAINTED LIGHT
AND AIRY SIS PER MONTH.
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THE PENHURST

IS = St " r Near govt printing
Office and Union Station -Four rooms
and bath. $50
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MEDICAL
DIR. FISK ELGIN,

Expert IN treatment o. special diseases
chronic & acute Both sexes Consultations
confidential Medicine furnished Prices mod
crate zae i NV Phone e224 Main OEice
hours, 1, 10 s jzI5-30t"
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and Unfurnished.
THE ALONZO O. BLISS
PROPERTIES.
Phone Lincoln 1860.

APARTMENTS IN EVERY PART
OF THE CITY. UNDER ONE OWN
ERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT.
AGENT VISITS EACH PROPERTY
DAILY
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LOAN COMPANIES

S-S-S-S-s-@-s-S-s-S-s-s-s 49, 49,
= LET Us PAY YOUR BILLS :
: BY advancing you the money 10 .
. pay them .
4 It's the modern uD-rU-17re way =
: Of keeping your credit good and .
4 1t relieves you Of a whole lot Of =
= unnecessary worry
ANY amount from Ten Dollars =
= Up to people who keep house YOU :
! CAN GET IT TO-DAY.
: Telephone N 905J-
: Washington Loan Company, :
SO r ST NV .
= The Old Reliable.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED

CALL y 1872 for estimates On rphoi STEERING
and furniture rg sai-inE window shades
made TO order VIII cali with samples.
THE CHEST E-FsFI5ELD co. 2If1 18th s. Wv.
fe--Su .f-rr
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THE ASTORIA.

THIRD AND G SITS y. ". NEAR
PESSTONNDFFTCE- SINGLE ROOMS.
IS TWO ROOMS. SIS. ELEVATOR
SERVICE FTREPROOF. FIR r
BATHS AND LIGHT
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY To loan On approved cts -esI
estate a. lowest current rates Special priv
iieEes with respect 20 prior payments. fz-Ee
amounts a specially TYLER o. RUTH E.E-
FORD. $50 18th 81 y. w ur-z-t-
ADNEE TO LOAN on D. g. REAL E1-TA = =
Lowest rates ~ interest Payments on
principal in amounts OF sI00 o. more re-
reived at any interest period TIE F. r.
SMITH CO, Bond EuildiuE. 1908 X + ave.
5yI5-tf
MONEY TO LoA$-s-z8 70 500 Go on u. =,
real estate Interest low and all t-alsar-
tfons conducted z-l-H economical -0nEtder-L-
ton Cor Borrowers
WI Il SAUNDERS & co.
1871 + s. y " f-T--7-
MoNET TO loan AT LOWEST RATES or
interest Oh D. c. Res- Estate. 10 IN
reasonable delay
WALTER II. ACEEE
fef-tf 40 ST y "
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WANTED APARTMENTS

y ASTED-5 or room apartment y -
electric light. heat. first second floor
not over $500 address BOX las. Times
Office. felo-gta
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WALL PAPER

HUNT. THE OLD REIIA BILE
Now located 9Th & . Nw--AIl work reduced
next 30 dzys- Telephone Main 76f7. fes-sot
ROOMS PAPERED 3 I'D. mOUidInES PIC a
foot on ghe wall lie PREUX. 1851 efh st
y W Phone North 3fSL jaIs-tf
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FOR RENT STORES

run hEN Vs. DUNES
Dir BUSINESS MAN
WE HAVE A NJ-EJEER or STORES ~
SPLENDID LOCATION To SUIT Any
LINE or BUSINESS Low RENT To
START TERN LEASES GIVEN
Send 10 Office for complete list
JOHN F DONOHOE & SONS
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE S E
feL--st
MS 2sh ST y W. large store and cellar. $40 g1
- John Marshall place. -.--.--.-. r= o.
kARRICE & METCALF. 1919 \ Y Ave
fe-7.-5.-s
FOR RENT-A store and dwelling ia T7E-
81 y w, rent. SOS Apply ounar- t-
Open ETETNER, F1f 9Th ST fa-z-7tc
FOR RENT
1so5 u 81 NV. large room ---.....-..-. 81 0H
FRANZ r. RAWLINGS
15l- Pa Ave. y w. ro---1-
FOR RENT-SmaU store with S5od show
window al a. St y. w. zTs JOHN r.
KNOTT. SIS r St FeIl-g--
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FOB EXCHANGE

FOR -IngiesIde. nearly new 10
room house, hot-wate- heat Price. s. 0a0
Want an offer Of smaller house or lot a. part
payment
MOORE & BILL. GEcl. 1888 G. St y. ".
feI2I3.I5
FOR EXCHANGE ninCuubered lots 5Rx20G
and larger. AZ $500 20 500 each. and acres Ee
tracts OF three to ten acres. $50 20 81 80
per acre This property IS located on the
Great Fails and Old Dominion electric street
car system. with free transfers 90 all Wash
ington- l. Is on the high Virginia hills.
overlooking the city Cen exchange lots or
acreage unincumbered for houses subject To
incuul FRANCES
MOORE & HUI. Gnc-). 1888 G ST y w
geI2.Is.15
FOR EXCHANGE very attractive three
story roman brick dwelling ten rooms. tiled
bath, Washington Heights Price s. 500
Trust. $500. Want OEcsr.
MOORE & HILL Qnc-). ISg @ St y "
feIz15.15
FOR EXCHANGE-Sple home on Rhode
Island ave between Scott circle and Iowa
Circle: g teet front: 10 rooms. Trade, subject
20 trust Of s. SOC Price. -fs. 500
MOORE & HILL Tnc-'- - ST. X w
fel213.f5
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FOR RENT-O OFFICES
DESK ROOM

FOR RENT rs THE AIUNSET BUILDING
TIE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING ~
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY UEETRA-
BE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
EESEN TATIEES. SERVICE AND AP-
PtEN Tlf E-NTs OF THE ~ lEEESr ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS low AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
81 HIDING zurs-rF
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md r y w Specialist on nervous svSter, a.
stomach troubles Dr. service d medicine. s.
fefo-sq+s
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PERSONAL

LADY VINO accompanied Il-tie girl injured g.
street car accident a. corner Isyh and You
BIS on January :. $50 D. m. VIII fnd g 70
Der ads auraze 90 communicate with EIvgs %
a. Darlington 1913 G 81 y w Telephone
ETlfu 1853 far1-rrr
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES al courts. secret service COL
Iections- L : Legal Corp. SD Bond Blzz-
~
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WANTED-MONEY

WANTED 70 borrow 500 on u suburban lots:
Fef1--
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FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES

One Reading STANDARD 49, 49, 5000. SIC
One Reading Standard ----.-----..-.-..-... 70
One 1903 Reading Standard .-.-.- I5s
One Twfn-CyIiuder Reading Standard. I4s
ALL N GOOD CONDITION.
T " MUDD. Jr-. Inc. 1225 y Y ave. Nv.
ss25-tf
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FOR RENT-ACREAGE

FOR REST-lo0 acres fine truck farm build
InEs. on water front, also street car line
MCGHH z $50 9th ST y " ia16-and--f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
The "Man About Town.

One OF the sights that nobody has
ever seen Is that of man Saying
gravity. i am man about twon. II
sive and extraordinarily indefinite. so
much so that a New York writer al
most had TO give up an attempt TO
define it. "A man about town." he
wrote at last In sort of despair. rs
the kind Of a msn who, when a raid
is made on the faro SAIGON and he
Is there by mistake lights cigar.
winks at the captain OF the police and
steps out INTO the night, while the
others are counting the stars aud hur.
riedly thinking of former Presidents
for names" In England the man
5bout town appears 20 be indirectly
related 20 the ~fau,tlessly attired
flaneur" OF the less expensive novel
cites. II he exists in the flesh at all
and VIC devoutly hope that he does
not. he Is branded as the curse Of Gull
nary Bchemia. From time 60 time
a real, cheap and good Bohemian res
taurant floats into the ken OF London
Tbs does not happen very often. and
never for very long at a time. The
restaurant becomes suddenly no Ion.
ger Bohemian. and very long at a
time. The restaurant and very mucn
more prosperous. snd the cause OF
the change Is the arrival OF the man
about town. lie has enough money
to take the seriousness o.. OF the
table d'holte dinner. end demorsIlzc.
the proprietors into sound commercial
enterprfse.-d-ondon Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
RoosEvELT's ARROGANCE.

Theodore Roosevelt, private ciu-
zen. sits at his oyster Bay home and
summons the governor OF New YORK
into his presence for conference'
Any other private citizen, or any Of
ficeholder for that matter. except, pos
sibly. the President Of the United
Ststes who desired 10 confer with the
xovernor OF New York would have
requested an audience at Albany. Bu'
that is not Colonel Roosevelts way
OF doing business. He Is the big man
In this sQuntry just now. and ne
doesn't propose to let snybedy forget
II. How could he better demonstrate
to the admiring populace the secur-
ity Of his position as Boss than by
quietly mentioning TO the reporters
-fffur~f ~haye invited Governor Hughes
up here for conference Governor
Hughes accepted tie invitation with
feIiciticus comment. He could not
worry well dc otherwise. though IL he
is the man his chin indioates he must
have been strongly tempted to re-
buke the arrogance OF the Boss.
The governor probably had various
reasons for agreeing with expressions
of qualification TO answer the sum-
mons from oyster Bay. In the first
place. he is sincerely anxious to have
a decent primary law enacted by the
New York legislature during the
present extraordinary session. and he
Knows that Theodore Roosevelt is the
createsf power in the Republican
psrty in or crt OF New York state
Then the governor is Republican
and wants to see the G. o. p. hauled
ont of the mire into which it has been
drives ty the men who are now
handling the reigns; he probably be
lieses that the psrty's only hope hes
In Roosevelt Furthermore. the gov
ernsr has been appointed 10 the Unit
ed states supreme bench, and he
naturally IS not anxious TO quarre
with bis friends just as he is on the
eve Of quitting politics and politicians
for work and associates more con
genial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
THE CHAPLAIN.

Chaplain John Il. Dallam, OF the
Twelfth Infantry, has published In a
Manila newspaper and forwarded TO
the war department reply to a re-
2rimand recently administered to him
by Major General Duyall, commanding
IN the Philippines. II seems that the
chaplain was called to account by the
commanding officer because he gave a
free expression of his opinions con
corning certain conditions in on open
letter TO the Manila Gable News.
In his rejoinar, the chaplain says:
shall do my professional duty I'M
deferred by any authority under the
sun. and entirely regardless OF rank
end without respect of persons. II this
is inconsistent with my position as an
officer. let the military authorities de-
eide. II chaplain is expected to sur
render that professional duty and be
silent in the presence of wrong be-
cause man ranks him let the public
Judge of the type of clergyman who
will In the future accept commissions.
This paper knows nothing about the
merits of this particular case, but We
think Chaplain Dallam has a proper
conception of his duty as a chaplain.
Army and navy chaplains only too fire.
quently are merely. near-ofiicers as
signed to the duty of conducting relig-
ious services and are totally lacking
In the characteristics of real min
lister of the gospel. That is why the
cloth is not always respected as II
should be in military and naval cir
cles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Money on
call, steady, 2ka3 per cent; ruling
rate. 27s; closing bid. 25s: offered
at g. Time loans, slightly firmer;
sixty days. per- cent, and ninety
days. Ss3A; six months, 4a4h.
Close: Prime mercantile paper
Az to 5A per cent; sterling ex-
change weak. with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.25a4-SI.55 for
sixty day bills and at i.S6-10 for de-
mand. Commercial bills. 4s4at-S419.
Bar silver. 53%. Mexican dollars. "A.
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Silently Used Goods.

1 refrigerator, cost SIS, our price
$3.50; iron bed and spring, cost
SIS, our price, 5000; 1 Spiece bed
room suit, cost s55, our price, $3.50;
J Mirror, 26x36, our price,
S245; dining room chairs, cost
$3.50, our price csc each; l cash
register, our price $1,000; l
rev bicycle, cost SIS, our price,
$3.50; IL silver knives and forks;
Pictures 16x20. 2Jc up; 1 high desk,
cur price, $3.50; 1 ice box, our price,
s2.50; ] drop head sewing machine,
$3.50; 1 step ladder, our price, sl.9O;
12 wooden barrel 'spickets, our price,
COO; wooden bottom chairs. 25c
each: double barrel breech load
shot gun, cost s22, our price, 1913;
1 large parlor lamp. cost s12, our
price. s4-95 WHITE FRONT AUG
TION HOUSE, lis W. Queen St,
Hampton, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24

The law re-enactcd had been inerect'
cal. An uniformed spectator listen
ing 10 some OF the Witnesses and the
attorneys for the underwriters would
have gained the impression that the
Wharton lsw was repealed by the as
sembly as a result OF protest from
the people OF the state against the
existing conditions, and that the ell
forts 10 re-enact the law We're feeble
snd without any general support
From Judge Williams II was learned
that the insurance lobby had the
Wharton law repeated, and that when
4 new ant.-compact law was intro
duced. the same lobby had 1t killed IN
the senate after It had passed the
house.
In this connection IL should be
stated that II would not have been
remarkable II the insuring public mad
protested against the conditions ex-
listing under the Wharton law. the
testimony in the trial here showed
that the law never was enforced. Dur
ing the four years the act was in ef-
feet, the insurance companies used
the associations rates and added to
the schedules an additional 20 cents
on 500 on certain risks
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LIGHT from JUDGE WILLIAMS,

cof3nenfing rpcn the testimony ''
Judge Martin wii.isms. Of Giles conn-
". in the insurance trial here. the
Roanoke World says:
We have supposed that this kind OF
,obbyinz was prohibited. Il Is DIM
crit 10 ley down r.giG Ines zgainsi
lcbbSinx. danger "a infringing uron
fho rights of The pecuie to express
MIR grievances, but there should oe
no 6ff5cu,fv in the way Of employing
= legislative bonner for pitching bod
r. eli snch from tie temple. u no
o<her adequate mefhoc IS avsilsSie
sor d;<posssx q them
NJ Srv Zoe issSt- Il throws some
iirh< MON the methods @ the insGr'
,ercc <o-rnirc Which Newport News L
nxhf:ng
Jo<re Williams statcment was n
,rr.nssssx lndeei And Il wss vers
r><1u.ry. TOO. 10 have some lIgn'
i sh1< direction. q view - inc con
.<1<.on On nc psrt Of ~ rcpresen-
<s.,.<z II the insurance. Trust tha'
>cA>lr comb,o-<ion r. controlling rates
- z.css,.ez 70 rrn'cspssiies IN vE
en-. * o. s-r-tss ,nsItatica. u
- Claimed ts<< bce<nst roadifious
.>rr - p-~rust~c-or< . ne insurcs
~ - :, de Ia<efer ehle sbs
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Old Dominion Line
Daily Service
FOR NEW YORK

Steamer leaves Norfolk, Qoot OF
Church ST. ECO p. m. daily except
Sunday for New York direct.
JAMES RIVER NIGHT LINE
STEAMER FOR RICHMOND. VA.
Leaves Pier "A" $3.50 every evening.
passengers only. Stop at Claremont
to land or receive passengers on
signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY, James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer leaves Newport News
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at S:45 a. m. for Richmond. Leaves
Newport News Monday, Wednesday
AID Friday at p. M, for Norfolk
and Old Point.
"SMITHFIELD" leaves Pier "a"
daily except Sunday 500 a. m. fof
Norfolk, and 4:20 p. m. for Smithfield.
Ocracoke leaves Pier "A" daily eS.
sept Sunday a. m, for Smithneld
and p. N. for Norfolk.
Al business between Newport
News and New York transacted et
rier No. s.
Al business between Newport
News, Norfolk, Smithfield and local
POINTS transacted at Pier "A" foot OK
Twenty fifth street.
Tickets on sale c. & o. depot.
w. II. LANDoN, Agent
newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Hampton Phosbus, and Old Point
Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, His, June 23.-fresn
alarm seized wheat traders today be-
cause general rains failed TO appear
in the spring crop states. Except
in few spots, the great bulk OF the
growing grain in a vast belt was w.
out much needed moisture. Notwith-
standing announcement Of the hot
wave, temperatures were again high
and dagame reports collect fast. Com
finished asls to Y up. and oats, ssa%
TO |. Provis 'ons in the end showed
and advance of 10 to i612
Articles Open II Oh Low Close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Roanoke Merchants Indicted.

-ROAr )KE. VA, June 23.-!adict-
ments we're returned here today by
the United states grand jury against
number of Roanoke merchants. IN
Guiding the agent of Morris & Com
pany. of Chicago. for viol@tng the
olec Ma garine law. They are cnarg-
cd with sending out packages Of oieo-
margarine without stamping !. "oieo-
margarine" as required Under the
law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Smith VS.. Brown AGAIN.

ATLANTA. GA. June zS.-FormcT
Governor Hoke Smith who was de
:eated for reelection two years ago
ny Joseph NJ. Brown. today announc
ed his candidacy for the governor
ship. Governor Brown is a candidate
for reelection
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24

SAVANNAH. GA. June 2i.-Fsrc
which started in the Cozey theater
across the street from the federal
Building, at 1880 O'clock this morn.
inx. threatens to destroy an eatire
block.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June 23.-Cotton-
spot closed dull. Is points lower;
middling uplands, 1905; middling
gulf. 1880; sales, 14,003 bales. Flu
lures opened easy and closed steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24

HOUSTON. TEXAS. jane IL
Weighing as pnsnds. tAo hfzt iaas q.
The cotton cror ~ 1919 ~as sod ~
auciio1 sc1av 90 1875. y cis<sed -
rcod midoiinr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24

Monitor Lodge OF Mas0Es last night
conferred the master degree upon a
candidate and then enjoyed a ban
qHet In the Masoalc temple ia
Phochs. There was . large turn GU.
81 NasonS from Hampton Old Point
and Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24

is all too common. We are proud to
be able to say that all our liquors
are entirely free from manipulation or
adulteration of any kind. The labels
tell plainly what the contents OF the
bottles are and their truthfulness is
guaranteed. You get what you pay
for here and get Il good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 23.-
The condition of the treasury at the
beginning of business today was as
follows:
Trust funds:
Gold coin, $3.50, 995,s69
Silver dollars, s4s6.933,0 900
Silver dollars of 1890 s3,6S5,0o0.
Silver certificates outstanding,
sass, 933 900.
General fund.-
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. $5,247,033.
Current liabilities, $9f ,9S3,433.
Working balance in treasury Offices,
$1S.is9.3s5.
In banks to credit of treasurer OF
the United States, $40,394,160.
Subsidiary silver coin, s20.279,705.
Minor coin, $1,040.655.
Total balance in general fund, $685.
226,S62
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
Apprehension Over Crop Pros
pect Proves Dominant influence
BUSINESS VOLUME SHRINKS
Dropping Tendency is Fairly Uniform
Passing Of Half Yearly Dividend
Minneapolis & 81. Louis Weakens
Hawiey Group and General List.
tny Assoeiated Press.l


NEW YORK, June 23.-The feeling
of apprehension over the crop pros
peot proved its dominant influence
on stocks again today and forced IN
to the back ground the more cheerful
sentiment OF yesterday. growing out
of the blinghtening prospect for ran
road rate increases and the improved
investment demand for new capital
offerings
Il was not until the wheat market
opened that the reactionary move
ment became pronounced. With the
price Of wheat ruling two cents a
blshel higher than yesterday and tue
advance sustained during the NOM
ing. the stock markets misglvings
over the state OF spring wheat in sew
eral of the northwestern states, were
revived
The Importance attached 10 the crop
news obscured such happenings as
the return of j. Pierpont Morgan and
the customary use made by profes-
sional operators OF that recurrent
event to advance pr.ces of the stocks
most closely associated with that IL
nancier's name. A story rom Paris
that Mr.. Morgan was bringing home
a plan Tor restriction of copper pro-
ductlon BY joint agreement with Euro
pean producers failed OF effect on
ecppers, which were fully abreast or
the general dropping tendency OF
prices.
Bank rates will come down follow
ing the max ng of the half yearly set
Element on July and a period OF
notable ease Of money Is promised
to follow
The easing of the money marker In
New York is restricted as yet to the
shorter periods. rates carrying over
the end of the year showing a
sitter tone. The effect o. the invest
ment demand Tor securities is only
moderate. partly owing to the ques-
ton how far the easing money situa-
ton is due to economies in expendi-
ture which may be reflected IN the
earning power OF business enterprises.
While the spring wheat outlook
was the influencing factor, the spring
wheat CHANGERS were not ATOMS In
feeling the effect. The dropping
tendency was fairly uniform and was
accompanied by shrinkage in vol
ume OF business from that done on
the advance yesterday. The passing
of the half yearly dividend on Min
neapolis' a. St Louis preferred weak
ened the Hawley group and hurt the
general list IN the late trading.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
vslue, s2,l23, 600. United States IS
declined II per cent in the bid price
On call
Total sales today, s4s,9OO shares
including: Sugar, l.6o0; ATLANTIC
Toast Line. 300; Chesapeake & ONO,
s 800: Louisville & Nashville, 1900;
Norfolk < Western, 1890; Reading,
SIS. ECO: Sloss Sheffield. 100; Southern
Rsilway, 1900; pfd., SOC; Union Pa.
cihc. 44.100; United States Steel, go,
zoe: Virginia Carolina Chemical, 1900
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
WITH THE PARAeRAPHeas.

Wireless seems not TO be vsteFiess
as wcll.-New York Tribune.
The railroads and Wickersham"
looks like an accent on the fas.
syllable Charleston News and Cour-
ie-.
The American people are agreed
upon one thing-that Lorimer should
r1sign.--Louisvillc CourierJJsrnaL
BY dfssclving the Wright injunction
he cosrt jusiifed again the use Of the
oppression as free a. the air. --Ses
York World.
There = a variety % opinion a. e.
~hai Ssil.nrcr viii DO. bot no dis-
agreement a. 10 ~aat be should do
s. Lozis Dispatch.
Congressman Dalxclrs scripture
text: II the righteous scarc>iy ar
saved. where shah the enxodiy an1
Tho sinner appcar7--Atlania Gccrg
ian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-24
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Ry.

Fast Trains to Richmond and tbs
West.
Leave Newport News 1905 q m.
and sos p. m daily.
Local Trains to Richmond
500 a. M; $40 p. m. daily.
Trains arrived Newport News 1000
q. M. 1880 a. m. $3.50 p. m. ana
7:20 p. m
Steamer Service fer Norfolk.
Leave Newport News 1926 g. m.
and 5:35 p. N. daily.
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