Daily press. [volume], April 24, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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H? Hand America Line Adds Slo
terdyk to Flee!.
N DREftSE IN EXPORT BUSINESS
One of This Company's Ships Will
Sail From Here Every Three
Weeks In Future?Sale of Schooner
Palmer Ordered.
The new triweekly service of the
Holland-American line between New
pott News and Rotterdam and Am
Merdain wns inaugurated yesterday
morning when the Dutch steamer
Sloierdyk arrived at this port from
Rotterdam with a cargo of imports.
In the future the Holland-American
line will employ three steamers, the
Sloierdyk, Soestdyk and Atnestehlyk.
in this service und one of the vessels
will sail from this port for Holland
every three weeks.
The addition bl the Sloierdyk t<>
vesseiswhich have been employed by
the HollambjAmerlcn line In this ser?
vice has been made necessary by the
steady increase of Hie export busi?
ness between Newport News and the
two Holland ports.
The import trade between those
ports lies not been very heavy for
several years because of .the fact
that most of the Holland goods used
in tills country have Ilten seht ,()
New Orleans. Now ihm the East?
ern railroads have lowered the rnie
on imports from Rastern |:oi<is into
the interior of I lie United States, it.
is expected that the Import trade be?
tween Ibis city and Holland will in?
crease.
When she arrived yesterday, the
SioteTdyk brought 000 tons ol import
freight which she now discharging.
j Wear this Year's
Style of Clothes
] It costs you no more ;
than lo buy readv-mades
of last year's shapes.
Our spring line of the latest |
fabrics is hcri. We take your
measure anrl make for you
Clothes ot Distinction
\ Tht tt'orkmantftip, qajllty and
"know-hew" of our I'trtict-lilting
Clothes ha\e maJ? them famont
with oll geoi ?tnttri GTS CT
Suits S18 and Upward
Trousers $4 and Upward
w. ward pinkett,
j Newport News. Va.
ONE OF SIX BIG STORES
Patent Kid and Dull Leather
PUMPS that nre perfect in
point of fit and style. $3?
hand welted and hand turned
soles.
Net to be equaled elsewhere
under $3.50.
R. W. Coates. Mgr.
Citizens' Phone No. R.
Other Stores?Norfolk, Rich?
mond, Portsmouth.
The vessel will load about 7,000 tons
?.f exports and will sail for Holland
This is the Sloterdyk's first visit at
this port since she was transferred
from the Newport News-Holland to
the New York-Holland line several
years ago. Up to that time the ves?
sel plied regularly between this port
and Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
April 22, 1906.
Arrived.
Steamer Eriphia (Oer,), Lau, Mo?
bile?to Purness, Withy & Company
for bunker coal.
Steamer Howard, Chase. Baltimore
?to Merchants' & Miners' Transpor?
tation Company with passengers and
merchandise.
Steamer Kershaw, Bond Boston?
to Merchants' & 'Miners' Transporta?
tion Company with passengers and
uerchandisc.
Steamer Monroe, Hu'.phers, New
York and Norfolk?to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Schooner Governor Ames, Boston?
to Consolidated Coal Company for
coal cargo.
Schooner Oakley C. Curtis, Hng.lon.
Portsmouth?to Chesapeake & Ohio
Con] and Ccak Company for coal
cargo.
Sailed.
Steamers: Ycmassee, Simmons,
Philadelphia via Norfolk; Howard.
Chase, Boston via Norfolk; Hershaw,
Bond, Baltimore.
April 23, 190C.
Arrived.
Steamer Sloterdyk (Dtch.), etz,
Rotterdam?to Holland America Line
with ?'?'??? tors of merchandise..
Steamer Pat ban tBr.l, New York?
to United Stales Shipping Company
with merchandise;
?Steamer Lansing, Connor, Balti?
more?to Berwlmi, White Coal Com?
pany for bunker coat.
Steamer Essex, McDornian. Balii
more?to Merchants' & Miners' Trans,
p:.nation Company with passengers
ami merchandise.
St sanier Dorchester, Johnson, Provl
d'?nee?to Merchants' & Miners'
Ttansportnilon Company with pas?
sengers ami merchandise.
Steamer Nant ticket, Nickerson.
Boston and Norfolk?to Merchants'
a Miners' Transportation Company
with passengers and merchandise.
Schooner Thomas W. I.awsoti. Bab?
bitt, Boston?to .While Oak Coal Com?
pany for coal cargo.
Tug Eureka with barges Gibson.
Boston; Clenfngeos, Boston.
Cleared.
Barges: Havana, Boston; Oxford,
Boston; Pottsvllle, New Bedford.
Sailed.
Steamers: Rrlphia (Oer.), hotter
dam; Lansing, Connor, Philadelphia;
Hamilton; Boaz, Norfolk and New
York; Jamestown, Hiller, New York;
Essex, McDornian, Norfolk :tn<l Provi?
dence; Dorchester, Johnson, Balti?
more; Nn nt ticket, Nickerson. Balti?
more.
SCHOONER TO BE SOLD,
Claim of the Hudson & Bro. Against
the Palmer Allowed,
Judge Waddill, in the Federal
Conn, at ..Norfolk, has ordered the
five-masted schooner. Fannie Palmer
now at the local shipyard to lie sold
at public auciloii. The sale will take*
place in about two -weeks.
Tiie schooner was recently libeled
by the firm of .Hudson & Brother, of
Norfolk, who alleged that, they paid
William F. Palmer, owner of the
schooner, $3,200, when the vessel was
ashore on the Virginia coast, with the
agreement hat hey were to receive
80 per cent of I he value of the
schooner in the event that, they suc?
ceeded In saving her.
The suit, was entered with a view
of having the schooner.sold and after
hearing the argument in the case
Judge Waddill ordered the sale to he
made to satisfy the claims of Hudson
and Brother.
8IG SCHOONERS RACE FROM
BOSTON 10 HAMPTON ROADS
Governor Ames Outsails the Seven
master, Arriving Here Nearly a
Day Ahead,
Probably one of the greatest races
over sailed along the Atlantic const
between ccal carrying schoone/g
ended at 5:25 o'elock yesterday af?
ternoon, when the seven-master
schooner Thomas W. ? l.awson. Cap?
tain Babbitt, the largest sailing ves?
sel afloat, arrived at his port from
Boston Just 21 hours and 25 minutes
after her opponent, the five-masted
schooner Governor Ames. Captain
King, dropped anchor in this harbor.
The two schooners left. Boston on
the afterncon of April 15, the i awson
lowing about one hour ahead of the
Governor Ames. The vessels drop
, petl anchor In Cape Cod Bay, where
I they remained during the night of
April 15. At daylight of the lCth, the
big schooners got under way and
started tor this port.
The wind was favorable and each
vessel made good time,, but from
the ve,ry first it was apparent that
the Ames would reach Newport News
before her mammoth opponent. The
vessels made exceedingly good time
down the New England coast and
when Nantucket Shoals Light Ship
was passed the Amts was several
hours In the lead. The smaller ves?
sel continued to Increase her lead on
tlie I.awsou during the remainder of
the run and she at rived at this
pert Sunday night at 8 o'clock, having
made the trip in ?i days itnd 14 hours.
The I.awsou arrived off ho Virginia
C.ipi s about noon yesterday and came
into this poll 7 days, II hours and
3D minutes' out frcm Cape C<?1 Bay.
The Governor Ames-, is one of the
fastest schooners on ihe Atlantic.
Seaboard and she has frequently de?
feated sohocners of her class In races
up and down the Atlantic coast, but |
this was the first Mine she bad ever
been pitted against tlie Thomas \V.
I nwso-.i. Captain King is very proud
of his victory and when he came
ashore yesterday morning he related
the stcry to his fronds here.
Funeral of Mrs. Oliver.
The funeral of Mrs. Louise Oliver,
who died .Sunday morning at her
home, 'JL'? Forty-third street, look
place yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the residence and
the body was Interred at Orcenlnwn
cemetehy. Mrs. Oliver was 40 years
of age. She died after a brief illness.
Coming here from York county eight
years ago with her family, the de?
ceased made many friends in the
city. She is survived by her hus?
band, Mr. A. J. Oliver, and nine
children?Mrs. D. VV. Wheeler. Ada,
Blanche, Charlie, Rebecca, Lillian,
Edna, Douglas and Louise Oliver.
Overcoats Out Again.
A bracing northerly breeze sweep?
ing from the river yesterday roused
Easter finery to disappear and over?
coats were brought out agaiu. Sun?
day afternoon there was a severe
hail storm and ihe temperature took
a sudden drop. Warmer weather is
1 redtcted for today.
Social-Personal
"Mr. and Mrs. George Put man Wat
kins, of Lynch'hurg, have announced
the engageun in of their daughter,
Miss Florence, to Mr. Graham Scott,
of this city. Miss Wal kins is a nelce
of Mrs. O. D. Batcbelor and has many
friends made during visits here. Mr.
Scott Is employed in the cashier's of?
fice at the shipyard.
Dr. T. E. Craddcck is visiting in
Washington.
Mr and Mrs. 0. 13. A. Booker have
returned from a trip to Baltimore.
.Mrs. XV. B. Llvezey lias issued
cards for an "ai home" for this af?
ternoon from -I to ti o'clock.
Mr. A. H. Temple, who has been in
Soutb Carolina for some time, has
returned lo Newport News and will
again locate here.
Mrse. Ailbert Wood and children left,
yesterday for Raleigh. N. C, to visit
Afrs. Wbod's sister, Mrs. Peterson.
IMr. N. W. Dniightery spent Sunday
with relatives in Suffolk.
Barcelona in Collision.
|An Associated Press dispatch says:
HAiM'BURC, April 23?the while
Hamburg-American Linn steamer
Barcelona. Captain Fey, inward bound
from Newport News, was coming up
?the Kibe today she came in collision
near Schulau eight miles below here,
with the steamer Helene Blurnenfeld.
The Barcelona was somewhat dam?
aged, tout the Biumehfeld escaped in?
jury.
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Said to Indicate a Per?
. aon<? Temperament.
Many people believe that blonde, nr
light lialr denotea affection am', duik
hair constancy. A person without hair
in not devoid of character; far from It.
The disposition of the average Paid
headed man is to show such solicit udo
for the welfare of others, that he neg?
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Prof. Sabouraud, of Paris, France, In
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing it to become totally bald In five
weeks' time. To rid the scalp of theso
dangerous germs It la nocessary tt> apply
.Ncwbro's llerplclde.
"Destroy the cause?you remove the
effect."
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fpWKXTY-FrVE years ago, before
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Jewellery Novelties
RIBBON BOW PINS, the lat?
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ribbon in place, 20c.
GOLD BEAD NECKLACES,
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GENT'S GOLD WATCH
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In years, roil ml ami square
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STERLING SILVER THIM?
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Tbc Ladtes' Home )om nal
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Physicians tittii olliers desiring an
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