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Thirteen Vessels Came Into Porti
Yesterday f?r Full Cargoes.
STORM HOLDi UP SHIPS IN ROADS
Only One Ventured Out Beyond the
Capes Yesterday?But It Is Expect,
cd They Will Get Under Way To?
day?Marine Notes.
A fleet of tliirtccu vessels arrived
at Ods port yesterday from other
ixirts on the Atlantic const. Of this
number there were two steamers, sev?
en schooners and four Lurges. All of
the vessels came for full cargoes of
coal, and yesterday evening practi?
cally every berth at the local coal
pb-rs were filled and during the next
few days there will lie art unusual act?
ivity at the piers.
Owing to the rough weather outside
only one vessel put to sea from this
port yesterday, that being the British
Steamship V rtlgem. coal laden for
Curacao. Scvc al schooners anil bar?
ges and one steamer arc storm hound
at this port and in Hampton Heads,
but unless there is a change In the
weather, they will get under way this
morning.
Wednesday, November 13. 1907.
Arrived.
Stoanver Mara Kblb (Oer.); Lauch
auor. New York?to Bcrwlnd-Whlte
Coal Compnnv in bRllns?.
Steamer Hay state. sheldchi, Boston
?to Whllet Oak Coal Company In bal?
last.
Schooner .lames W. Paul. Jr., (Ill
hoy, Boston?to White Oalc Coal Com.
pany In ballast.
Schooner Helen Thomas. Lermond,
Btingor?to New River Consolidated
Coal Company In ballast.
Schooner William H. Yei<os. Wade,
Portland?to Warren and Monks Coal
Comoany in ballast.
ScluKuier Edward T. Stolesl-iry.
Mooch. Horton? to While Oak Coal
Comnony In ballast.
Schooner Jennie French Potter, De
Crass. Boston?to Smokeless Fuel
Company In ballast.
Schooner Sarah W. LaW-rence. I
Moore. Boston?to New River Consoli?
dated Coal Company In ballast.
Schooner .Mount Hope. Babbitt
Portland?to White Oak Coal Com?
pany in ballast.
Itaree Baroness from Providence?]
to White Oak Coal Company in bal?
last.
Barge Berkshire troth Boston?to I
White Oalc Coal Company In ballast
BarsO Sauna from Boston?to White
Oak Coal Company in ballast.
Barge Undaunted from Norfolk?to]
Smokeless Fuel Company in ballast.
Cleared.
Steamer William Chlsholm, Perry, I
Qulncy Mass.?Chesapeake and Ohio|
Coal Agency Company.
Barge IJincsster for Fast Boston
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency
Company.
Barge Scully for Providence
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke
Company.
Sailed.
Steamer Vortlgern dir.). Durkle,|
Curacao.
Schooner .lohn A. Beckennan. Rog?
ers, Knst C'nmh id^e. Mass. (and an?
chored In Hampton Roads;)
The reported arrival of the Bay
State with the barc.es Bombay and
Berkshire on Tuesday, was an error.
Calendar For Today.
Sun rises . 0:42 a. in.
Sun sets . 4:f>7 p. hi.
Hieb water ... ."i:f>0 a. in.. fi:2fl p. m.
l*ow water ...11:17 a. m.. 11.17 p. in.
' Marine Notes.
The British steamer Vortgern Ball;
cd ygsierdnv for Ctrncao with :i.82f.
tons of coal irided at this port.
The Qo'.mun steamship. Mara Korb
Buy Clothes Right.
Wc Carry a Fuli
Line of
Black
SUITS
from
to $25.
Wertheimer
& Co.
26th St. and Washington Ave.
arrived In port yesterday morning
from New York, to load a cargo of|
cual for Havana. Cuba.
- ?
Tho Lake steamer VTHllam Chlsholm|
finished loading licr third coal cargo
in Hie coastwise Irade yesterday and]
proceeded to tlu> shipyard to await
?lcar Weather before snlilng for Quhi-|
?y, Mass. She will put to >;en today.
The army transport Kllpntrlck is
at the local shipyard to undergo gen
erat repairs and an overhauling, she
I will be at the yards scve ai weeks.
All Incoming vessels yesterday re?
ported having encountotred severe
weatiter ou the coast Tuesday after?
noon and night. None of the vessels
however, reported any damage from!
the sto.tn.
school board MEETS.
|T.ust.-es Will Hold Rcaular Session
at Hitih School Tonipht.
Tho bonrd of school trustees will
I hold Its regular meeting in the as
?cnihly hall of 'he High school build?
ing at s o'clock to-night, A number
of very Important matters are sched?
uled lo come up anil tho bops Ion prom;
tses to lie a..i unusually Interesting
one.
It is possible thai the question of
lite ortaldlshnlnht of nighl classes in
tlte High school will lie brought he
fote the body at tills mooting. Tho
lo:al councils" of the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics have In?
terested themselves in tills proposi?
tion and hove announced their Inten?
tion of taking up the matter with
the trufXces.
TO arrange for game.
Merchants' Association to Make Prep?
arations for Football Contest.
At the regular meeting of lite
Merchants' association tonight, final
arrangements will lie made for the
football game that is to be played on
the Casino gridiron, between tie- el
evens of Richmond college and Wil
Ham and Mary college. Tharaksglvtng
Day. , Other matters of importance
wil also in- considered and a full at?
tendance of tlte members is expected.
Tho Tbankscivtng Day contest is
i be generally advertise,] all over
I the Peninsula ami in Wllllamsburg
nd Richmond ami the merchants ex?
pect H?tt fully 4.000 pooplo will turn
out for tlte coitest. Additional reals
will be provided at the Casino park
an,i there will be ample accommoda?
tions for (lie crowds. I
QUARTERMASTER MOVES
[Offices Now Located in the Building!
of the Powell Company.
Captain Kraalf A. Grant. I7. S A.,
superintendent in charge of the I'ni
ted states Quartermasters' depot here
will move his offices this morning
fiom th Sil-by building. Washington
avenue and Twenty-eighth street, to
I the second floor of the building occu?
pied by the Powell Trust Company
Inc.
Tlie quartermasters' depot has been
loonted In the Silsby building for
tuore than six months, being moved
there from the preisen I warehouse
Twenty-third street, between Wash?
ington nvoaue and Huntington aven
NEGRO IS REARRESTED.
Leroy Hillory Believer! to be Re?
sponsible for Burglaries.
Leroy Hillory. the negro who was)
Irrcsted about two weeks ago on sits.'
Iplcion of having broken into Oityl
ISergeanl Mtllstead's bom.*, and who
I was afterwards released on ball, has
in locked up again; While there
Is no direct evidence against the no*
|gro. the police are positive that he is
'CSponslblC for the house breaking thatl
Ibas been done in this City during
[tlie past two weeks.
Last SundUy niglit someone al-|
tempted to break into tile home of
I Mr. Hale. n:>7 Twenty -seventh street,'
and early Monday morning an nttcmptj
was made to break into tin- home of
I Mr. Corstaphney, 11 Twenty-olghthI
street. In bptll cases the burglar was;
scared off, but at each place tracks'
of tlie housebreaker were found and
they showed that he was barefooted.
These tracks correspond in size to
HIlloTy's loot and the police are cer?
tain thai he is Hie guilty person. j
Important Change in Schedule of
Norfolk and Washington Steam- |
boat Company.
Effective November 1 Ith. daylight
.Steamer will leave Norfolk every other
day (even dates for month of Noveni-'
ibor) at X. a. m.; leave Old Point ?
a. in. Effective November 15th, night
line steamers will leave Portsmouth!]
dally at 5:00 I?. nt., No:folk 6 p ,m.,
Old Point. 7:00 p. 111.
Kor full Information apply to .1. X..
Smith. Agent. Union Ticket Office,I
Chamberlin Hotel. Old Point. Va. I'.'
M. i'ritchard. Hen. Agent. '.Ino. I> I
Willliams-, City Pass. Agent, corner'
Granby and Plume Street. Norfolk.
11-lt-lt.
It expels all poisons, stimulate- tin
Internal organs, cleanses the system
and purifies tho blood. Such is Holds
tors Rocky Mountain Tea. the most
effective prCVOritative Of disease. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. J. C. Gorsucli
& Co.
He Fought at Gettysburg.
David Parker, of Fayettc, N. Y..
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes:
'ElCctriC Hitters have done mo more
good than any medicine 1 ever tool-'
Knr several years I had stomach trou
I bio. and paid out much money for
medicine to little purpose, until I be?
gan taking Electric Hitlers. I would
hot take |S00 for what they have dope
for me.'* Grand tonic for tho aged
I and for female weaknesses. Great al
jfOrntlvn and body builder: boat of all
'for lame |?ck and weak kidneys.
Guaranteed by all druggists. 50c.
flrsl Defeat of Season Administer?
ed to Local High School
"BOOTEHV MUCH M EVIOENCt
Loy.il Boys and Girls With School
Colors Were on Hand to "Root"
Whether Their Team Won or Lost
?Lacking in Weight.
Ileatcu and batter-d bj the mcrck
Icra onslaught <>f tue heavier for?
wards of the Norfolk High school el
iron, but lighting gamely to tin- end,
(lib football (cam or the lucnl High'
school met Ita first defeat of the sea
jBoit tin Lafayette field, N?rfolk, ye??
[fcrday afternoon, by a score of 22 to
About ."?(? members of the High
html 'footers" club, carrying (ltd
I school colors and pennants, accom?
panied the local elevbn across the
Itoads und their "rooting'' was n
feature of the contest, Sevoral hun?
dred Norfolk people. Including a large
[number of the Norfolk High school
pupils witnessed the gntne.
Owing to the wet and soggy con
IdittoM of the field the play was not
fast as coitld have been expected
|ii:id both elevens did consulirnblo
fUlUtbltug. Sim>:i after the play opcil
d the ball became wot and slippery
and as a result every one of the
half dozen or more forward passes
essayed by the tennis failed.
H->rf Hie Nose Broken.
Norfolk opened the game by kick
ItiiK to the lornls' and Murray lost the
|bal| on n fumble. Stein gathered in
the leather, but was Immediately
tackled h- Murray and In the scrim?
mage the Norfolk player h.nj Iiis
ruse broken. Several other players
were slightly injured during the gnnio,
The Norfolk eleven succeeded In
rolling up two touchdowns in the first
half and a similar number in the sec?
ond half.
Ditrnard, Schenk. Derby and Cahlll
played the star game for the Nor?
folk cloven-, while Hamilton. Hudson.
Morgan and Wlllaihson did the best
work for the locals.
The lineup:
N. II. S. (22l Position. N. N. H. S. (0)
Moore . Williamson
rlKht end.
black . Payne
right tackle.
Stela . Tinsloy
right guard.
Worthliigton . Kreitz
center.
Veillnca . (lamer. 11 li]
Cabin . Sherman
loft tackle.
I Tal boii. Morgan I
loft, end.
Ilnraard .-..:. Cookoj
quarterback,
clico . Hamilton!
viclu hnllhnck.
Dodby .?. Murray!
left halfback.
Sshenk . Hudson I
rullback.
'I'nucbdiiwus? Derby 2, Shcuk 2.
floala from touchdowns-Roman! 8.
Referee?P, Harry. Qeorgotown im
idro?John Spencer, Newport News.
Timekeeper--1), W, King. Newport
News. Time i>f halves?-20 minutes,
Trevllllan-Ciaidvveil
Miss .M.ibe) Trcvllllan and Mr Vane,
O. Caldwell wen1 mart led Tuesday
?Milt,-, by Hev. B. T. Wellford at the
Krst Presbyterian parsonage.
A Double Wedding.
Mr Samuel t; instead, of this cit\
and Miss Ardella Mowers, of Fluvnnnn
.ntv and Mr. Joseph .1. Dlllard and
Mis. Malde Howe-s. both of Fluvnnnn
count v. were marrloilj Tuesday cv
lug at the hot.(f Mr. and Mrs. lien
Travis, on Twontv-slxth Btroot. The
Ceremonies were performed bv Itev.
\Vi it. Motley in the nrtopnen. or a few
relntlves and friendh or the young
people. The brides n'ld grootUK left
yesterday for Cincinnati, ().. oh Ihcl"
honeymoon. Mr anil Mrs. Orlnstnnd
will make Ihe'r home In tili? cl(>.
ami Mr. and Mrs Dlllard will reside
in Columbia. Pluvnunn county, where
Mr. Dlllard Is a well known merchant
Carrie Nation Hn.ircd.
(Rv Associated Pro-si
NASIIVIU.R. TF.NN.. Nov. |:1 ?
Mrs. Carrie Nation was today made a
life member of the Woman's Christ
Inn Temperance Union. The conven?
tion took this action at the request
of the Nebraska delegation. The con?
vention devoted the day to routine
business.
An every ninbt nil year round medi?
cine pleasant to take, positive results.
It's llolllster's Rocky? Mountain Ten,
the grentcKt family ictnedy. cents
Tea or 'Tablets. .1. C. Corsuch ft Co.
We do all kinds or commercial
printing, and at prices that are con?
sistent with good work. Small orders
Riven the same careful attention aft
the large ones. Promptness Is one
or our characteristics. WA11 WICK
PRINTING CO.. INC. 10-20 tf
Admlnlctratior-s Notice.
All persons Indebted to the estate
uf the late Dr. A. M. Gibson will
please call and settle at once. Those
having claims against the estate will
present them to the undersigned for
r-ett lenient.
H. O. NICHOLAS. Admr..
2700 Washington Avo
Nov. 8, 1007. 11-8 10.
$50.00
Worth of Goods for
$1.00 Per
Week
fonier
$2.49 CARPETS
This oak chair,
double stretchy
largo. Mat arm,
col>l) loir scat
which is almost
Indestructible,
high hack, regu?
lar value $4.50;
Special $2.49.
Our fall Co,rpets have arrived,
XVo show you a greater variety
to select from than any house in
Hie city. $1.50 Imported Vel?
vets, special
$1.21 Per Yd.
Wo will carpet any room In
your house on payment of one
dollar-. Balance to suit your
convenience.
$6.75
GOLDEN OAK
Olill-'KONIKR
lias line. deep,
roomy, drawer.
French plate glass,
well made; some
tli alcrs would
charge you $0.00;
special price at
ottr store $6.75.
Newport News Furniture Go.,
3007-3009 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
The Place Where Your CREDIT is Good.
See ?6, Save Money and Have a Comfor;able. Hon
SUB
COAL! WOOD!
WE HANDLE
All sizes of ANTHRACITE; liest grades of Xew River, Red Ash and
Kan'nwhii Splint Coals. Newly mined, well BCrcencd and under shed,
Equipped lo handle your fcfltslness promptly.
Your Patronakc solicited.
W. R. DAVIS, ?
liell Thnne IJ.V
Clls. 'Phohc I.';
Overturned Lamp Causes Fire. (
While passing through u door of|
her hutnb, o2'.i Tweftty-flrst struct, yes?
terday morn lug. n negro woman turn?
ed over a lighted lamp, sotting lire
to tin- building, An alarm was turned|
in and tlie blas! Und companj
K|Hjidod. The llretnen extinguished I
the blaze botdtftfj tho building had bcon|
seriously damaged.
A Significant Prayer.
"May tin- Lord help you make Duck*
low's Arnica Salve known to Ml."
writes ,t. O, Jenkins, of Chain 1 Hill.
N. c It quickly took the pain out ot|
a felon for nie und cured It In n won?
derfully short time." liest oh earth tot"!
sores, bums and wounds. 25c at all|
dl UgglStS,
' "?amSPORT AT ION QUIDS.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Fast Trains to Richmond.
Leave Newport News 10:05 a. ru?
11:55 a. ni., 5:25 p. in., 8:110 p. m.
Local Train? to Richmond.
7:110 a. m., 5:40 p. m.
Through Trains to the West.
11:55 a. m., 8:110 p. m.
Trains arrive Newport News, 7:*I6|
a. to., '.1:20 a. m., 10:'!5 a. in., 5:85 p
in., 0:00 p. m.. 7:20 p. in.
Steamor Service for Norfolk.
l.eavo Newport News 7:10 a. m.
10:40 a. ni., 5:40 p, m., t::05 p. in.
Ferry Service to Pine Bearh Pier.
Leave Newport News 7:10 n. m.,,
10: 10 a. m.. 0:05 p. m. I^-ave Plnej
! Reach pier. 9:15 a. in., 11:16 a. ui..|
I 4:40 v. m.. 7:40 p. m.
HIS NORFOLK S WASHINGTON STEAMBOM CO
I The New and Powerful Iron Palace1
Steamers NKWPORT NBW8, WASH
llNOTON, NORFOLK ANH JAMB8
TOWN will leave dally as follows:
Northbound: ?
Lonvo Norfolk, foot of Water |
street, at. 1 6:46 p m
Leave Old Point Comfort at | 7:00pm
Arrive Washington at .. . I 7:00nm
Prim. U.R. B Att.lt It
Washington 8:00 n rn |
Ar Philadelphia j 10.45am}*ll:fi8am
Ar. Now York.. | 1:16 pm ( 1!:00 p m
"southbound:?
j l.v. New York. |?12:00 p in |* 12:00 m
I.v. Philadelphia I 2:55 pm| 2:08pm
Ar. Washington | 6.10 p m | 5:00 p m
I. v. Washington. I OiSfjpm] 6:80phl
Ar, Old PI. Comft I 7:00am I 7:00 am
I Ar. Norfolk _I 8:110 am j 11:00 a in
Ar. Portsmouth., i 8:30am| B:30nhj
?Daily. ?fDally except Sunday.
Day Service.?Stenmers leave nt 9
i m., dally from Old Point.
For foil information apply to
J. N. Smith. Agent. Union Ticket
I Office Chamborlln Hotel, Old Pointi
|Va.
P. M. Prltchnrd, Hen. Agent. Jno.
II. . Williams. City Pass. Agetlt, corner
lOranby and l'liuno Sts.. Norfolk.
I Clyde Steamship Co.
Steamers to Philadelphia
MONDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia, Tuesday,
[Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received and delivered dally
I at O. 4; Ol Plor No. 6. Office, River
|Rond .1 AS. W. ?cCAKRICK,
'Jen. Southern Agent
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.
12 South Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Merchants & Miners Trans, Go
STF.A.djHIP LINES.
.Passenger and Freight.
Newport News to Baltimore
Every Mim., Th?rs., Frl., Sat., and
1 Sun., G p. m.
Fare $3.00 one way, 55.00 Round
Trip, Including Stateroom Brrth
Tickets to nil points.
Norfolk to Boston.
{Kveiy Sun., Tuos.i Wed. nod Frl., I
o'clock p. >m.
Norfolk to Providence.
IEvery Mon., Th?rs., und Sat., 0 p. in.
' For tickets and further Information
; apply to
d. n. McNeill, a.
Pure Whiskies,
Wines and
Liquors
In hulk for family nso or on
tap. Always carries In ntucK
the best the market affords.
John E. Mugler's
Cafe
2312 WASH. AVE.
Bell 'Phone 67.
I WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN
GOLD.
Mr. Russell.
Newport News, Vn.
Dear Sir:?1 have suffered for ibo
past nine months so thai I could
neither wo k nor sleep, and I have
tried every remedy and never got any
relief, hut I got Mr. Russell's I'il"|
remedy. I am just tiding tills for Hie
bonotlt of tin people?it is Worth it'.i
weight in aold. CHRIS sELVIZJ
210 Thirty-sixth street. ;
Thin rnm.^dy may he had of Mr.'
Rusooll, 35v31-2 Washington avenue, |
Norfolk Ferry Schedule.
'?IVY AVENUE AND PINE BEACH ROUTE"
'Endeavor" Steamers: "Annie L. Vansciver"
For r.xpodtlon, Pins
Bench, Ocean View
or Nuriolk:
Fur Ntwport Newa and Hampton*,
\.v. Ship
yard. New?
port Nov/b
l.v.
Avo.
I v y L.T.
Plor folk
Nor l.v. Ocean
?lew.
Lv. Pine
l.v. Bxpo- B e a c b
Bltloo Pier
0: i..
7:;io
?;45
9:30
10: in
11:00
11:45
11:30
1.15
2:00
C: 4T?
3:30] OtStJ
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10:461
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12:45
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3:001 7:30
6:461 8:30
4:30! 9:00
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2-30 7:00 2:501 7.10
3:00 8:10 3:38 8:20
4:001 8:50 4:20 9:00
4:80] 9:35 5:06] si:46
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(.Mir (irBt i-onsiil nil ion is Ab?
solute Safety.
PER CENT. ON
SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS.
The Strongest Bcnk in
the City
Cheap Fuel, Otto Coke
-also
Coal. Wood, Lime and Cement
& Co.
BOTH PHONES, No. 7
CONFIDENCE
Confidence la Ilm foundation on which the wholo buHlneBB utruc
lure Is bullt) und that confidence to he lasting mUBt rc?t on
STB 15 Nf ITH, ABILITY, COUBTFSY AND LIBERALITY.
Citizens and Marine Bank
proud "f the cunfldoncci reposed In It by the public, will always atrlvo
to BtreiiRtben that confidence by fair dealing und consideration for
lta patrons,
YOU ARE INVITED TO BECOME ONE
By Reason
of having a most complete equipment and the l.esi facilities known
in modern banking, the First Nttllonol Bank In especially wr
qualified to g|yo your account and bunking bushier.-, the prompt and
efficient attention it requires.
iNTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
The First National Bank
NEWPORT NBW8, VA.
UNITED STATUS DEPOSITORY.
Capital, $100,000. - Surplus, $lQO,OCO.
E. QUINCT SMITH, President. A. L. POWELL, Vlce-Prosldont.
WM. II, KHLLOQ. Cashier.
Ihe Newport News National Bank
CAPITAL, $100,000. v;-j,e
U. S. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITARY
TransactB n general banking bmiliiosB. Four per cent. Interest
atlu??.'. on saving* accounts. ^. ,., .j i
8
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F=-_==?5
1_4 O TT ?
FOR SALE or LEASE
IN ALI. PARTS OF THE CITY!
Hotel Warwick Building
6
8
I
8
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