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Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12

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 Yours. very truly. A. KELLETT, M.D., c. s.
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Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
WELDON WON FIRST GAME.

Weldon won the first game with Newport played upon the local grounds by a score of 9 to (, but this did not convince the local talent of the visitors su- periority at the game. and they were induced to remain over for another game Thursday after noon. The only changes in the makeup of the home team for second game were; Ira Erwin to fill w. A. O'Neal's place, Arthur Umsted to succeed Homer Buford. The batteries for the first game were: Newport Rich- ardson and Richardson; Weldon Glover and Dameron.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
ROGERS FOR WHITE MAN

Hot Springs, Aug. 10. Hon. Robert F. Rogers, Democratic nominee for attorney general, addressed the voters of Bain and Hale townships today. He de- neeerhed the national policies of LittEepublican party, particu- NewaE1e Rooseveltian negro doc ten daAnd declared that he rep
 a white mans party. z
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
BRIDGE CARPENTER
 FELL FROM STRUCTURE.

Cotter, Aug. 10. Mike Kelley, a bridge carpenter on the George creek bridge, fell from the bridge yesterday afternoon, breaking his collar bone and sustaining other painful though not serious injuries. He was sent to the hospital at Little Rock.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
EX-C -CONFEDs IN REUNION.

Searcy, Aug. 10. Coarnass- yian s. Brundidge and J. S. Graham left today for Heber in Cleburne county, where they speak Thursday at the ex-Cons federate reunion. J. H. Harro9 If Little Rock B9as also been ins4
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
LUMBER COMPANY
 BECOMES BANKRUPT.

Texarkana, Aug. 10. The T. c. Skeen Lumber Company filed a voluntary petition in bank ruptcy here today. The petition sets forth that Thomas c. Skeen is the company and the liabilities are listed at about $15, 900 with assets only nominal, not more than the amount of the legal ex- emptions.
 MT. Skeen has been operating from St. Louis for the past year or two, but kept his domicile at Texarkana. He was also at one time in the same line of business near Lufkin, Tex.
 The referee in bankruptcy, A. H. Sevier, granted the petition er's prayer and appointed August 19 as the day for creditors to prove claims and elect trustee.
Newport weekly independent., 1904-08-12
COTTON MADE
 GOOD GROWTH.
Crop Conditions in Arkansas Continue Good Under Favor able Weather Tempera-
 ture Nearly Normal.
For the week ending August

For the week ending August 10.
 The temperature was nearly normal and there were frequent local showers during the week, and in some sections heavy rains. However, crops are generally clean except in the southeast section, where some are still in the grass.
 Cotton made a good growth and is fruiting we'll generally. There is some local complaint of it making too much weed and of rust and worms injuring it, but over the state as a whole the crop is generally healthy and fairly promising.
 Early corn is practically made and promises a good crop. The late is doing fairly well.
 Threshing of wheat and oats was retarded by the frequent showers.
 Late Irish potatoes are coming up to a good stand and sweet potatoes are a good crop, and the earlier varieties are being har- vested in some favored localities. Apples promise to be a fair crop while peaches are generally a good crop and of excellent quail ity, although there is. still some complaint of apples rotting and dropping and Of peaches rotting.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
SHOOTS
FORMER LAhDLADY
He Was Angry Because She
Would Not Take Him Back
After He Had QuarrelIed with
Her About Visitors.

Thomas carrno, an italian. twenty
three years old. living at No. 800 East
On. Hundred and Tb'rd street. shot nis
former landiady, !ars. Caroline Bell
tanti. at her home, No. Sia East One
Hpndrsd and Thrill street, to-day, be.
cause she refused TO allow him TO
occupy q room In her house which NJ
vacated last week after a quarrel with
|htr.
Carrino boarded with the Belitantl
woman for many weeks. but the Two
quarrelled when cGrrino undertook to
dictate 90 her what visitors she should
receive He then Jeff The house, but
returned this afternoon and demanded
that the woman take him sack. shs
ordered him from the house. ara ne
pulled out a gun and shot her In The
back.
After the shooting Carrlno 90. % the
roof OF the house. He was purmsi 3y
a number Of i,a!lans. put held tb.r, on
with his pistol. lie made his way to
the street thrcosa another l,ouse. and
was not captured. Detectives t,nrisni
and Lyman, os the hast One Hundred
and Fourth strsst station. are looking
for him.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
STANLEY DILLON \
Wins $4,000 TR0T
Veteran Geers Drives aslding
Home In Front In Straight
Heats for lohn n. SHUTS
Stake At Brighton Beach
tspss,Al to TIA Evsnins world,

BRIaHToN BEACH. n. r.. Aus. IA
-'rhess vas q decided Improvement 10
the attendance at the Grand Circuit
race to-day. and when tine horses were
called to the post Tor the first race fully
shsss thousand people were present
The track was lightning fast and the
wpsehsr conditions were perfect for
fast tine. ....t.-t.~
The card consisted Of Ave evsnts-ths
Ichn II. shults for IN tretters. worth
sSeA; the Brighton for Aos PAGERS, val.
NED at a,ooc. and three othsr svents.
The shults vas the feature and prom.
lea the best ssAtsst a. Gallagher ap-
psAred 70 have the Brighton At mis-
mercy.
rhe hrst race was the nrst heat Of
the John II. shslsS for which nine
horses faced the started. with enydAr
nc0veSor an sveo-monsy favoSits.
Texas Was second In demand At fours.
whis Stanley Dillon st hvss and Bon
ME Russell st sixss we're we'll backed
ksenjsso at tens cut out an the pace
70 the last furiong, when hs broke. and
stanley Dillon. driven .by 0sers passed
iav..,x n,vw. yinning the heat; Lisonjsro
Snyder McGcssor fnlshsd seventh.
Texas and John Caldwell were dis
The second race wss . mile and a fur
long dash for - PAGERS. Cherry Lass
(Andrews). ! 70 8. led oil the way and
,wc0n s1.y Ssss" nses;: Ss ihsd'Sn}, e r
soaG 10 TO !. third. Tims-shi il.
| Nine went 10 the post for the third
rottsrs. With Mckinney the favorits
Capsain second choice. Maxine next II
demand and Jay Nc0regor we'll backed
q siSsts cspsain sshank); 2 70 L M
:n:s :seosd ss;i lux msorsIsib IsbosS .HS
third, Ths favorits finished eighth
found snyder Mcdrssor sun The favor.
ite. with Stanley Dillon stfong second
choioe and Bonnie Russell third In de-
mand. These three had Il between
sn,m All the ysy: stanley Dillon cut
der Medrssor to- the stretch, when
Boanls Russell closed very fast bu,
finishing hrst, Bonnie Russell second
second ana Snyder hoorssor third
First money goes ia Stanley Dillon
sec second a.: 70 =, ,Li'conj'ro and third to Bon
y Eight went to the pos. for the nrs,
heat Of the Brighton, Gallagher wal
as to 5 favorite, with Pan Michael
second choice At . to 8 and John NJ
Wells backed at fours. The others wer,
st long odds. Pan Michael got q BIZ
the best Of the start, and once Sc,
out to lay down his quarters In fast
tims. He cut out ALT he pace and
Anally won the heat clsveriy.
nhs second heat Of the Brixhtor
found Pan Michael q favorite. whil,
of the other eight starters 0allaSher
a. to s, and John NJ, At to !, wer,
the opty ones backed TO any extent
| Gallagher hniahsd hrst. Pan Michae
ssec.1 ara John q. third. Tims-1.os il
Six went 10 the post for the on
mile and q sixteenth dash for 3l9 trot
terr. T. o. N. Moore, to nm
ishsi hrst Leohorls IDA Rydsr,, to
sscond; 0rayfon Drumnn). II TO
third. Tiase-2.N Bessie Bkchwoot
finished third. but was set back 10
The tNrd hea, Of the Brighton VA
won by John ". at S TO !: osiiasher q
1 70 vas eeccnd. and Pauline o "
10 1 third. Time-sW IL.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
EA||[IE A||[IE BBIIT1lE BBIIT ENDED I
WITAL0sS0 TWO SHIPS
|apauese Battle-Ship Said to Have Been
Sunk ia Attack on Russian Fleet
While Cars Cruiser Pallada Is Re-
ported to Have Gone Down.

. - PETERSBURG Aug is-Tne Adni,ny reports the
om TIE basshp csarevh Tnschou that Japan
Of They Insist that they one
tnssth the This not the first
~ q reached Psersbus although denied
~ yspasss any o this Hind sustained
n ~ learned to-day claims
cruiser Paada torpdoed and sunk during battle
~ A1usty proessss the Paiada Experts
~ 40 sot away with the Novik
sd that she found hiding vicinity the
1e,an dvah telling states that thought ship
q ~ rsiiada vps sunk.
snATrL LE.SRIPS DASH TO SPA. .M.4
despatch from Chstoo that the Russian squadron remaining
= r,v Arthur uads the before dsbssk
- hons Of breaking through the japanese as later dah
~ .hlus aid not 70
A,,nrs me report here the crippled ships
nave attempt to that the japanese
havs planted batteries that command the harbo.
- ,.A, announcement has OF the vadvo.
.u.dou ana the linking OF the Ru although news has reached
~ Admiralty
Ruaas protest all the against what
ssraus violation international and neutrality by the japanese
luss which capai Ryshsn Chsfoo presented
. ror,irn Secretary London B.ne.
ssdorR
LlMSDORFF FRAMED PROTEST..
The protest the form circular to the and pre-
ard By Foreign Minister LAmsdorn
Aamr, Isadk entered TsInsou on subost with
- s to-day to personally condition Of the Rus
-. vessels e sought refuge in that neutral
The Admiral upon Governor Tpps
a that al ships guns
~ Disabled ammunition removed A the Admiral
~ q the harbor mlutsd the German ships
notified him that ship attempting
q aiskt lights viii Be nrsd upon -s...
TAs Chstoo reports .
nshHng interpreted evidence that Jspsne,.
~ operations have thus far been without definite result
The evening world., 1904-08-16
WARD AND WRIGHT
WIN At TENNIS


NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. is-ward and
Wright won the National Doubles Ten
nl, Championship on the Casino courts
here to-day. defeating Collins and Lt'
tic. the western champions, BY -
s-.t Is A and 81
Ward and wright won the Eastern
championship In doubles at Longwood
this year. while the Western title was
secured at Chicago by Little and Col.
Inns. A. the present holders Of the Ma
tionsi title. II. l.. and r. =. poherty'
OF England. aid not defend their honors'
the winner OF to.dsy's match wa
awarded the championship.
The walks about the Casino we're well
nyed early with q fashionable crowd.
Wsrd and wright were ansht favor
ties In the doubles because of their
|,teord through the season Of not Q
match losi. W. A. IArned was Viewed
A. the probable winner In the singies.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
Clever Puolasts Agree to Meet
In Six.Round Bout In Phla-
delphia on the Evening d
Sept. 8. !
BOUT AT CATCHWEIGHrS, !
AND MONEY WILL Be SPLIT.
Philadelphia Boxer Held Out for
100 Pounds, and Falling In.
sisted on Equal Division of
the Purse Money.

Jim corbett, the ex-ehampIon heavy.
weight, and philadelphia Jack"
|OBnen. were matched to-day. They
signed articles agreeing to meet In .
siY. round bout In Philadelphia the
night OF Sept. D. They will nsht at
catch weights and will split the money
evenly. .
The fighters met by agreement short.
" after noon to-day. Lengthy discuss
sion on the weight question and the
division OF the money delayed the sign
ing Of articles about half an hour.
OBren insisted that Corbett agree TO
weigh IN at 80 pounds. but the ex.
champion elsvsrly side-stspped that
proposition. and with few verbal up
percn1 and cross-counters. mads
(yBrien consent to catch weights.
obrlen insisting. however. that II 4
were 10 be catchweishts the purse must
BE- spht evenly. Corbstt nodded ap-
proval and then the all-important ques'
ton Of purse offerings came up.
Three Philadelphia clubs had bids In
an follows: Ernest Crowhurst 70 per
cent. Of gross receipts; Walter schl'e-
ter, Is per cent, aud an unknown pro-
moter "a friend Of 0'Brien). u per cent
and $50 for printing expenses.
All offers were considered and tabled.
the men agreeing to extsnd the bidding
time a week. Chen the best induce
mtnt will be accepted. II is probable
that the hsht will be held In the second
Regiment arrory
The evening world., 1904-08-16
Several Score Due Here Thurs.
day ssid to Be Under Con.
tract to Take Strikers Places
Leaders Bar Violence.
PeACEABLE METHODS
ONLY ARE DESIRED.


The striking butehsr discovered to-
day that the packers are about to land
many alien butchers In this country ,o
take the places OF the strikers.
The British ship Victorian. due next
Thursday from London. 10 understood
10 have swsrsi score Of Ensiish butch.
srs aboard who are under contract 20
take striksfs' places.
The strikers have wired Secretary o.
Commerce and Labor Msteak concern.
Ing the victorisn's passengers and have
asked the Government to prevent the
landing Of the alien and contract lsbor-
ers. a. their coming 10 construed to he
In violation Of the immigration and
labor laws.
Lsadsss Of the striking butchers are
eSsrting themselves to-day 10 induce
their followers TO abandon the violent
tactics which they started q few days
ago In rneir sNcets TO intimidate the
strike.brsakers. The strikers them.
selves are taking the situation quietly
but their sympathisers are giving tn,
police consideca BILE work and worry.
OWNS 10 the killing which the trus,
plants have been able 10 do. meat prices
dropped half q cent In the wholesale
msrsst to-day. Packers sAy there IA
no occasion for a raise In prices anil
that retail butchers who are charging
their customers hlgh rates are lmpos.
Ing on them.
some iiltls cheer was given the strik.
srs b. the receipt OF a message frun
vics-fresidsnt Thomas 1. Kidd. OF ths
American Federation OF Labor. On
oAgo, which said Possibilities Of vic
\ tory more favorable than At any time
Have unions stand firm."
Samuel We'll, OF the SchwarIschllC
4 SulIberger Company, said that ~.
nrm would begin kosher killing to-day
Deliveries are being made regularly
from the packing plants, and the strik'
srs have been warned By their leader,
not to inssrfers.. Notice has beer
sfven BY the leaders that any uninr
man caught sneourasins violence vii
be hned o..
The evening world., 1904-08-16
NEGROES BURNED
i BY LYNCH|NG MOB
CONTINUED from First Psse.)

Is beyond all restra The only hope of tn authorities that n
ng Of Reed and Cato has ted the dar. for vengeance. aud re.
gaded by e leaders sufficient Of an W lesson The negro ropu
hton Of this section
Cato yesterday nscd d
to-day, toxehe y Dy
them that they would die he sadoIi sept ?.
OVERPOWEPFD TIE SOLDIERS.
with rinyirg
om the officers OF the law iHs woods and
The mob had been orm!s Ell hg' action
upl after she nssross had r Tsn the mob charged
overgssTel ci nd took their
cartridges AMI secured 7cfiasslc1 o, IN, prisoners
procession nuntt cVants fo.nsi w!h me negroes
rounded by Pep for the burning
haA already cn completed ard ,,e tire lost tying ny
WITH chains ard farng hra.
agony hundreds
vo,s pain their
eAarfsd bodies ritl'ea vita bullets
NO ARRESTS MADE.
made slihough everything openly
~ possession The lynchng
ls ground thst e Of this section
enssvss purposes robbery noth
~ horrible would GOOD
Hodsrs who nurdsed with his family q OF States
o srl six miles from The surrounded on
~ .s Hods!n. his wife children killed ana
~ bodies inside n and ground
Ussen arrested suspicion. Of them
Wtea tie verdict u the yesterday evening there
&s only people numbering thou
had satherd Miamen from this suarded
and allowed enter the
teay guard several meeuxs
hd n quiet spots where the the
vN dscussed to-day that the people
0ope RUSHED FROM SAVANNAH
&ANNAH o., Aug ia riot call sounded
0m~1u of Ststs militia satesboro
teR The savannah Cadets Immediately on q spssl
- 47 78M 4 suissbofo u now ssh 70 be acute
The evening world., 1904-08-16
YANKEE LEADS
MY. c.S FLEET


VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug. l6
The New York Yacht Club hsst. head
ed bv the sloop Yankee. reached Vine
yard Haven this afternoon. the Yankee
crossing the hnish line Of ths run from
Newport shortly after 80 o'clock. v
The feet left Newport Harbor shortly
efter O'Clock this morning for the
fourth run OF the cruise here. Very
fsw OF the oid.tims cruising yachts ,ac-
companisd their faster Sisters q their
owners prsferred 70 snjoy the delights
Of Nevport after the long cruise down
Long isiand Sound. The racing Ases
was also rather smaller than usual. but
stiil composed Of nearly all the fast
| yachts
The racing course to-day was thirty
seven miles. from Brenton's Reef Light
shlp to West Chop. with the old eows
and Pigs hshtship 10 b. left On the
nrst hand.
Commodore Bourne ordsred the nsei
out vi the harb,r immediately gftes
colors and BY SO most Of the yachts
were under way.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
AMERICAN YACHT
|NGOMAR WINS
Poor Start Adverse Tide and
Little Wind In Regatta oi
Royal Albert Yaoht Club in
the Solent.

RYDE, Isle Of Wight. Aug. 1.-THE
American schooner yacht 1nsomar won
the principal race for big yachts at the
Royal Albert Yacht Club regatta at the
solent to-day and saved her big time
allowance to the White Heather and
valdora. not withstanding q poor start
owing to adverse tide and lack Of wind.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
RUSSIANS ORDERED
\ TO LEAVE SHANGHAI.

WARRINGTON. Aug, ia-consui.osn.
srsI Oeodncw eabled the state Depart
msnt from Shanghai to-day that the
chinsss raotsi has informed the Rus
sian ,csasul-0ensrsi at Shanghai that
the Russian torpedo boats In that port
must depart at once or disarm. The
Consul General replied that both boats
The evening world., 1904-08-16
FOUR RACES WON
BY JOCKEY MAhER
American Jockeys Best Victory
Abroad Was the Stockton
Handicap Plate, Which ne
Won by q Short Head.

LONDON. Aug. is.-"Danny" Mahsr.
the American jocksy. rode four win
n.rs ana finished third on another out
Of six races at the stockton summon
...t,ns to-day. Another American
,oeksy, Madden. rodetwo winners. one
second an done third horse.
Nah.r's best win the stockton Hand
,osn Plate OF t1.ouo At a mile and n half.
which ne won by q short head BY good
r,dIng on LORD Eilssierss Gower. The
fayoflta.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
SHOT PLAYING BURGLAR.
rv,iet natsrs pey's HsaA asA Ne
Ma. sSisht Chance 81 nsesvssy'

MoRRisrowN. n j.. Aus. M-while
,,svInr burfisfs ta-day Jssss JoInss, .
,s,r,, fourteen years old. vas Aenidsnt.
aiiy shot and pvonahiy :kia.ly voradtd
BY Raymond Davis, . WINS soS' TWO
year syouase-. 'sAs boys found chest
n which we're three ola feyo.vsrf In The
sarrs, Of the houas Of nsa7 Jo.ats.
r,,,e's father. on Georse s'rssi
Each took ore and prnwlsd .rcanh
,he sarret In the role OF burElsr. s:d-
asaly the weapon in the hands Of y-oans
p,yts cas- discharged aad the Ioiae'
- ssu Il The hooy, unconscious. witt q
Svl,st IN hIs hsaA. I've vpunsti boz
Va taisa % Al bouis' Hcspi,si, u i
ssn there that tie prospect OF his rs.
csvsry is sllett. rhs bullet ha' no' ys'
The evening world., 1904-08-16

were going a. soon ~ they we're re-
pairsd.
The japanese Consul demanded the
immediate departure Of the boats with
out waiting fSr repairs.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
BOY KILLED By TRUCK.

fae,orio Grlno. nine years old, llvlns
At No. ie Hester street. was run over
street this afternoon. lie WAS Instantly
killed.
The driver was arrested.
The evening world., 1904-08-16

Cash prizes are offered by the Nav,
Department for th- bes recorl'. and
10 NEE, this expense Cousr,ss .,r'fo-
appropfis''- fAeo .cr tfis.s 'f. ln
1910 CerL s,bulst llr =
af Ac.n =. aangnis.,a "a
praeiiS.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
marvsiisus Missssssss.

Marvsllsua Mfsgssseps.
The ordinary macroscdps reveals Oh
jee,s et thu sine Of . thousandth of
a mllImetsr. or a twenty-five thou
ssrdth of an inch. hut che Improve
Z,,incjy tavs lowered tnis link very
mu =, Thcse Inventors concentrate on
ia, A. Ia sle direct rzys of the sun. and
,iI, rtadsr Visible particles whose d.
,-ret,F = i,sis oas 10 I've mlilicntbz
~ : n..... --er.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
I'D OnE nY INNlNnH.

Cincinnati e. 80 o 90 80 0 90
Brooklyn .... "a -
First Base on Balls-on scanion, .;
4: BY Keilum. L Tvo-Ssss hlts-strans,
Gessler. Sacrifice Hit--gcanlon. Pass ID
BALL schlel Hit by Pitcher-Lumlcy
gtrang.
The evening world., 1904-08-16

= housekeeping 10 undesirable N
~ weather, ldsai eosrdlne-heuses
are fonrd through "0osrdsfS
wirfs' n We ~ Wants. Rsss sbs
SANS ts ar
The evening world., 1904-08-16
GIANTS 0UTPLAyED.

The ChaspieH rittshsrss Knocked
'sNstty" out of Dos In seeeud.
POLO 9R0uNDe, Aug. is-The
Pirates won the nrst game OF to-day's
douS..-hssdsr with Giants In easy
fashion. They hnscked Msthswson out
OF the box In the second inning.
GIANTS.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
ASSASSIN A NOBLE.

slayer Of vea riehve IdesHaea. n
u ssid. ~ sssoaos.
PARIS. AUG. n-rbe g. Pstsrsh.--
correspondent Of tho Petit Journal ssy.
that the assassin OF NJ Won Piehye.
Minister OF the Interior. has been iden.
tined ~ . Russ.sn nob.eman Of the
name OF sasoneR
The evening world., 1904-08-16
REDS SHUT OUT, 6 TO 0.

Dodsess riay Giit-EdGs rail IN the
rivst Game of Douhie-Besdsr
BROOKLYr;
The evening world., 1904-08-16
sBattsd for Gilbert.
PrTTsBURo.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
pittsburx e., ....s3e0 IL
Giants .... .,....oo oooi 90 VI
first Base on Bslls-0T wlltse, .; ch
Flahsr,y, s. Struck Out-By Waitse, ,;
by Flaherty. 1. Thrse-Bass Hit-Beau'
mont. Two-Base Hits -wiltse. Bower.
man. Stolen Base--J.sach. Umpire
JoAnstnne.
The evening world., 1904-08-16
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW

tspeciai to The Evening world)
sARArOuA. N. T.. Aug. w,-Entries
ior to-morrow's races are a. fcllows;
v,rs Rscs--Ail axss: handicap: sin tur-
The evening world., 1904-08-16

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