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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Entered at the Newport News, Va.
Postof1lce as second class matter.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1906
THE FiSHBURNE CASE.

tanker i'ishhurnc OF ,;Canuk%.
ought TO be Very vol satisfied with
the verdict OF tho jury which sa, in his
case. He i-nominiously failcI 20 sil "
that the murdcrous blow which do
privcG DR.. lcfew Of his life was the
act CT a mar fighting 10 save his own
life
One or two facts stand out in clear
relief in this unfortunate case, which
has brought darkness and SORROW into
two prominent families of The OLD Do.
ninion. Fishhnrne sought cut Or. Lee
fcw. Whether or not his original in.
IGNITION was tG apologize for striking
tn" PHYSICIANS St"nson. is immat iial
prepared foe any contingency end waS
net avcrse to continuing the fight 81
EalCrnnslv begun upon tha child. when
his action il the earlier struggle wa;
criticised by one WHO had = nertcc;
righl 10 criticisc and protest against
that action
Another roint which Should i.npr"s;S
itself npOn tho minds II all WHO have
followed tho case is the curse Gl an
.'ncontrullal,!c temper \ person If
normal temperament linhs il ditTicrlt
IN understand how the trne Gt !, frw
boys could provoke u man ul avcray,.
intelligence u strike 4 child That
p'1hrrst gives nir an insight into the
'h:.;;,rt,' II TN, prisoner ana his SUB
Snuu"Nl ar,i%n is castor 10 ur,lcrs, ana
TIC probably had never practiccd I'll"
art ci Sclfcpntrol and the Hack OF that
important ,irin" has neen fr;,,.hl
With TRAGIC results for :.msel1, and Or
i-&fcw.
IrcidcnIa'Iv. one may trace the in.
ilucnrr OF 4 certain tendency tow ar,!
lmuHhnncc On the Fart OF Tie present
generation 81 boys Things mat snun,:
cute and funny en- baby tongues are.
CLOSED over with a laugh. until it be
comes second nature for Tho child 10
treat us elders without consideration
ti#'t>Lerl !; h'iv seem hard tll":::
10 say. bu, can anyGnc doubt tha, the
r"l lndicOusly applied in half a dozen
Ruanult he ncS would have saved .wn
families from the sorrow nnd @ri,!
which have invaded them:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Sacrificing the Army.

The aggressive action begun by !Iu-
ropatlin on Wednesday last against
the japanese left wing was probably
designed to divert the thought OF the
Russian people frcm their domestic
troubles. There is nothing new in the
trick OF 1uieting domestic discomfort
by te"din. the mob with tales OF glory
in foreign lands. This has always
been one O.: the fayorite resources OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and VIC should do
the Russian masses too much crcdi.
II We assumed them to be entirely
proof against an artifice that has been
successfully practiced from time tc
time by every European monarchy
Brooklyn Citizen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
CENTRAL SOUTH CRIPPLED.
Wires Down and Railroads Suffer IN
Consequence

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Fob :..--'rele-
graphic communication in the central
South was crippled today TO a degree
OF seriousness unknown in late wears
by Sl2c1 storm Of nl2ny hours tlura-
ton. extending from Georgia over into
Texas and as far north as the Ohio
rlvcr. Atlanta. Ga. which under norm
ri conditions keeps in touch With the
world over 80 telegraph wires was
entir>ly Cut Off tp'lay Telephone wires
were also unworkahlc and railroads.
deprived Of their usual methods OF
transmitting train orders by their own
wires. We're forced to use other
methods
The tcleSraphS companies have many
men al work in the slect-swept ter
ritorv. but il Will be several DAYS be.
fore the wires are restored
Chattanooga reported by train that
400 telegraph poles We're fiat on the
ground near Atlanta Macon, in cen
trail Georgia. has also failed to com
nunicatc with neiahhorinS towns
Inc only part OF Georgia reached by
| wire was Columbus in the southwest
ern cornor CT the State and Column
bus reported that no communication
had been had with Atlanta or Macon
Tor Two days. New Orleans also is
affected. only Two wires working to
that city Many telegraph poles are
reported to have fallen in Mississippi
The commercial telegraph com.
panies. owing TO impaired facilities
were forced 10 route kilograms origin.
| ally Intended between cities only a
short distance apart over a territory
| covering thousands Of miles and in.
volviEg much delay
Many Southern cities report The
GRIPPING OF street car and lighting
facilities. and in every direction trains
were hours late
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
CURRENT COMMENT.
Square Deal for Shippers.

As rule. railroad rates are fair.
Competition among the carriers Keeps
rates reasonable. What is needed in
addition is an enforced publicity and
such power placed in the h;...,is of tho
Interstate Commerce Commission as
will enable ii net to fix the rates. bur
TO enforce the observance Of fixed
rates BY preventing The practice OF
discrimination in whatever form Of ia
vCritism one shipper is enabled to OF
tain an undue advantage over another
shipper fer when like service has been
rendered. a square deal is the thirs !;
wanted. To take away from the rail
roads the rate-makinG power and to
put it in the hands Of government off
Gals would be a most dangerous eX-
pertinent. There is no general con
plant OF railroad rates They arc low
CT III this country than they are in any
Cher vastly lower than in countries;
%hcrc there is L government manage.
ment OF railways Pliladclphia Re
cord
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
THE GIRL WHO SKATES,
She is the Most Popular Young Women
Of the Season.

OF the Season.
The New York faddists have gone il
fer skating this winter with a vim
which has made the sport more poru.
lar than it ever has been before. The
girl who does not skate may as we'll
make up her mind to sit at ho1ae 10.
AL the rest Of the world Will lie of.
skating whenever it mas the chance
and the leisure. Young women who
were hitherto content to be able TO
stand up ard strike out over the ice
now are not satisfied until ,hev be-
come expert skaters. and have learned
to waltz, cut .rapeviGcs. an.! 40 all
scsts OF fancy skating once though, 10
be the DrercSativc OF mere man
Miladi $ skating costume is one Of
her first thoughts ana no young wp.
man is SO poor as She who does nor
possess one. On the outdoor lakes and
ponds ono secs chiefly white sweaters;
and white tam o'silan,ors worn with
shcrt. gray plcated s;iilts and high
skating boots Here and there 4 rel
or blue sweater With tam o'shantcr IL
match. breaks The mo,clrlly and!
lends color TO the scene But she
costumes worn at the Kinks arc -cr.
gccus They arc imported directly
from Paris where the latin. fad has
laade them a feature.
Short jacNe1s, boleros and Etnns
With wi.lc sleeves. nalinc cucls. aud
full or plated short Skirts are the
Thing. Red velve. trimmed in mink I
one Of Tic favolitc combinations.
Black velvet worn with cr,nire furs is
another \ hunters green cloll, suit
trimmed With plaid ard green 1ur-
ban tipped with twC vivid :srecn
breasts is the costume WON by mon.
Der Of New York's four hundred.
Some young women skate with ,,:,
fur Or jacHet when they are indoors.
wearing merely A fancy shirt waist
and short skirt. One even sees lace
waists occasionally and little lace ana
fur hats.
The girl who skates always has E2r
boots made {" order. with braces FOR
weak ankles fastened inside Hc.'
skates are then screwed on to the sol,
OF her boots Thus she can wear III ,
fancy CATERS. without which She is
never seen This year and which COM
pletc her skating outfit.-New York
Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Genuine E.lOuueuce.

l. ny morning r:,mhlcS Il man sit
ting on tie ground leaning his hacl,
a-n'"Sl ';.,' vail attracted my nttcl..
ton rs :, iUur.> Of spuaiol in his appear
:licc which had rarely before Oh
served even in ireland. His clothes
were ragged 10 iildcccncv. ana his face
was pale and sickly. lie did not al
dress me. and passed by; but. having
gone few PAGES. my heart smote me
and turned back
III yul are in want" said T. Will,
some degree Of peeviShness, why DO
YOU not beg:
Sure, It's begging | am was the
reply
You cid not utter Il word
No: IS il ioiiin@ voH are WITH, nc.
sir? Look there hnl,!in. III hc ;at-
tered remnant Of what had once hc"i.
cost. '!n yru see how tie SIKH, i;
$ncak!n" through he holes in my tro,l-
srl> ana the bones erwin. out thrn!-l,
my skin? Look II; my slnkcn checks
and tho famine 1hal'S stariu. in my
eyes. Man alive" isn't it begging IN.
With 4 hundred tongues '-.'rraveiS
In Ireland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Would End Competition.

Neither il Mr.. Roosevelts recon-
mendations nor in any Of the actual
measures which have been proposed
has there been any recognition Of the
fact that The ultimate and unavoida-
bic effect Of the Federal regulation Of
railrCad charges was the extinction Of
competition The public, however. has
been very generally aware Of this per-
tentCus consequence AMI is unable to
regard it seriously. The fact came:
he disputed that such legislation would
forever eliminate all competition is
Guiding competition between commu
mites. and that. naturally. implies /.
revolution in our affairs TOO radical
and OvcrwIlelmin. TO be within THO
bonds II reason or Of common sense.
New York Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
First Siocum Trial.

lhe first important trial growing out
Of the Slocum disaster has ended in a
disagreement OF the jury TIE de-
PENDANT was Henry l,undberg, the as
sistant inspector Of steam vessels. who
passed the life DreScrvcrs and Cthc,,
excursion boat. l-un1borg who is
charged with manslaughter, con, ended
that his duty ended when he had ar
sWercd certain formal questions de.
manded by the heads oil the steamboat
inspection service respectin. the Gen
eral Slocum. In other words the sys,
tom and no, the assistant inspector
was TO blame in I.undberg's opinion.
There is no doubt that the inspection
system was faulty, that has been am
ply shown Cy the reports Of the Spa-
cial commission which investigated
the inspection service in different
parts of the country after the burning
Of the General Slocum and by the sub
scGucnt formulation OF new rs:sul;,-
tons b. Secretary Mctcalt. But the
understanding is that every man
should know the law. particularly
those whose duty is to enforce it. The
authorities should not let lumber. &c
free because one jury has failed L,
aSrcc-Bufalo Express.
Forty-two piece dinner sets at
nsh's, for only $50 a sct; a great
bargain. Call and L 81: at them o-7tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
CANADA TO STRIKE BACK,

Thcrc are indications iliat cur Cana
alan ncighhcr< arc no, content IL ne,
mi, = cnn,i,u,nco of ~ NJ, III,
if without some mo,.,,r. az ro.,.,,;,
ZION. DESPITE ~ a,,i, ida q, ~, A..
.rcar government ,hsrc il a lara,
trade between III. ,,+,j2one =, ~, In,
,"d States ana the Canadians f.v
DAYS ago. However. tho Board Of Trar
Of vancouycr. d. G.. ADOPT, i ,h,. III
lowing resolutions. wricl, ara 10 !,
submitted t. IN Comedian par]i,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

y S!rl has plenty ui hair When she
IS willing to have man pull it down
lighting TO kiss her
Children have such a good time be.
cause there is 10 morning after for
them.
Many woman pulls her hand away
quickly. IN shaking bands. when the
man has no Intention of squeezing it.
FLOW easily gossip starts. Ever think
now little pleasure yon get ont or q
s'orS you start, and how much trou-
DIE you may i,e maxim. others
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
salt on the Walks.

Ii is worth while for property Cwn-
crs to know that salt on the surface CT
cement blocks causes quick disinteSra.
ton, and consequent unsishtly
rou"hcning that Of course hecam eS
permanent Salt water formed H.,
combination Of the salt with snow and
ice also. as is we'll known, makes
quickly porus the leather shoe sclcs Of
pedestrians. SO that they absorb water
almost like sponses. greatly multiply
ing the number of troublesome colds
on account Of damp feet. Years ago.
when dirhtilcria in it's virulcnt form
widely prevailed. there we're not {, few
physicians Of good professional stand
ing who held that the use of salt or
icy sidewalks in winter contributed
net little to the spread and also to
the severity OF this dread disease Of
childhood. Sand or sawdust or siftcl
ashes fer tile safety Of those who
stand on slippery places" is in all
WAYS rs useful as salt and better than
salt. lacking I'll the objections ner4
Noted Is Syracuse Post-Standard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
sPROUTED IN HER THROAT.
Grain Of Barley Lodged in Tonsis Of
California Girl.

u surgical operation performed
today. says a San Diego lCall dis
patch to the Les Angeles Times &
plump sproutcd berley kernel was
found upon Ill. inside Of The ,onsi!s q:
Miss Martini, Narquardt. Il socict,- girl
CT nineteen. She is the daughter OF
Hans Marquarut. a business man
The young lady was attacked 4 few
days ago with what vas believed 10 Be
tcnsili,is Tho trouble did not .;ivld
10 the usual treatment The tonsi:s
were seriously swollen and there was
:. constant Irritation. which vas OK
extremely distressing. The surgeon
finally found al object in tile tolsi1S :
which prove: TO b" the barley seed
1t had been no,,rishct By inc warmth
and mcistur. in its place Of lodsm err
and Fad sprung into life as ,ho,1.i,
planted in the ground Moreover. Il
had sent OFT Two tiny sprouts. lhra.s.
quarters Ct an inch long. which has
rnrled Up inside The sack
In few days the wound made h.,
the ihcision for the fc:ceps will haze
healed. The surgeon, Or. j. c. Hcarne.
says that il the kernel had lodged in
the stomach it would net have sur.
vived. as tie gastric juices would
have destroyed il. But it being in tile
tcnsils it was protected from des:ruct-
i've clements.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

The frs, general order issued by
General Miles to the militia OF Massa-
chnsetts would make good opening;
chapter for a book on The Whole
Duty Of a Soldier. Boston Globe.
1t is to be hoped that the order con.
tanned a paragraph or TWO which will
give the members Of Boston's Fight
ing Fifth" 4 now conception OF prop
crtv rights 81 mere civilians. #
they hold the same ideas they heli
when they stopped herc for a dav dur
ing the Spanish-American var L.lcre
certainly is ICON for reformation alcns
thar line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

prominent newspaper demands
mai Secretary Morton shall resign
from the Cabinet because as vice
president CT great common carrier liz
permitted his company to violate In.
law il order to haul m1rc-lons. Our
contemporary should refrain. Tie few
men WIG honestly try to live up 10
thclr names shcu1 be encouraged
rather than prosecuted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Business Partner Arrested.

CHICAGO. Feb. G.-Charles +. Tav
Tor. business partner OF Mrs. Alice
Webb. has been arrested at his Office
mere charged with being fugitive
irom Justice. He is alleged to have
heen implicated in a swindle al Nacoy.
coches. Texas. involving $4,000.
laN!or denies the truth OF the charge
and says he will make fight agains,
heln. taken to Texas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR
Forbidden fruit ripens early

Forbidden fruit ripens early
ne hottest arguments are over
'h'nSs that neither size cares !. rap
about.
u IS easier to make a man believe
water viii run uphill than woman
mat most OF the features Of her chill
ere" are not beautitul.-New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Had il on His Person.

pupil in Lynn. Mass. school was
asked by his teacher 10 give the dc;i-
milton CT a vacuum. Il can't just de-
scribe it. saiG he, but ! have it in
my head "-IippincOt1's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
WANTED IN TEXAS.
Lone Star State Officials Still Wart
to Extradte Mrs. Duke.
IEy Associated Press.

MEM YORK. Feb. i.-Wh"n Mrs
Brolic l.. Duke vas arraisncd in Pc
lice court today for her adjourned On
animation il developed that the Texas
authorities have not, as reported given
UP ti!cir intention Of sccurn. her IN
tradition to that State Just before
court opened District Attorney Jerome
received tie following message:
State Capital. Austin Texas. Feb. i.
1905
Application for requisi,ion ror
Alice Webb. wanted in Nacp@,lochc:,
county Texas. for swindlng has been
received by me and returned to the
officers Of Nacoslochcs county for cor
rection. Will be forwarded as soon as
papers are made ont properly
tSlSned) IS. W. T. LANH.AAi
Governor"
Counsel FOR Mrs. Duke tried TO So
cure her release on parole. but tie
ncy would not agree After hcarin.
the argument on that point Magistrate
Pool said:
Something Queer About Case.
There is something queer about
this whole case It looks as if the
Texas authorities have been triting
MhH 'NC HlSt!lct attorney Office here.
It is fifteen days since Mrs Duke was
arrested and we have heard nothing
"ctiui," from them
tl'2 magistrate granted an adjourn
ment until tomorrow and Mrs Duke
was returned to the tclnbs When
she was being conducted back to tic
PRISON she collapsed in faint in the
corridor outside the court room ana
was carried across the bridge Of
signs 70 her cell
Assistant District Attorney Sanford
promised to telegraph Coy Lanham. of
eNas. TO Stir the distric, attorney Of
.\acoSapciles county. Texas. to more
acliVltS and direct him TO stop trifiins
VAIN the district attorneys Office here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

Al esteemed contemporary remarks
that the young lady who wants 20
knew how q girl should salute The Am.
crican ilaS probably wouldn't displcase:
the color.bcarcr if She should throw
kisses at IT," That certainly would be
more apropos than throwing ST, Gle VEG.
etab'cs ana cold storage eggs at it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Monthly Union

$3.50 on very easy terms. will buy
q nice 10room dwelling near Wash
ins'on avenue. Apply to w. T. CHA
PIN. Treas. Nclms. Maryc. Boycnton
& Chaplin. Inc. Rea! Estate. Rents. IN
s'rancc, Loans and Investment Bonds.
2-5-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

Thar New York Magazine. Hon 10
NaNc Money has suspended publi.a.
ficn. II is quite evident that The pub.
l$bcl didn't know how
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07
Probably Speaker Cannon shot to
find out whether any members of the
Supreme Court were gun shy.

There is every reason TO believe The,
ground hog saw that spot on tie sun
as We'll as his own shadow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

\ woman thinks it's awful funny 10
say she doesn't mind her husband be-
ing interested in other women till it
happens.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-07

FortS-two piece dinner sets at
.ashs, for only s5i7 a SGT; a great
bargain Call and col: at them o-7tf
The newspaper., 1905-10-20
Pero1in, this Office.
Order tn Show Cause on Petition for Sale
Of Real Estate.
STATE OF COLORADO, L.
County of Delta,

IN THE COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE.
In the matter of theJ order to show cause
es ese,s Of John Kay OF sa gsttiqa esats for sale
This matter coming on TO be heard on this
25th day OF September 4. p. 1875 upon the petit
tion filed herein by sidwell Kay adminisEra-
triN, of said estate, for the sale OF the following
described real estate, portion thereof, towit:
Commencing at the Northwest corner of the
OF neli of section one a. Township Fourteen
QD south of Range Ninety-two (e2) West of the
sixth Principal Meridian in Colorado running
south on West line of said Northeast Quarter of
Northeast Quarter lneL. of neli distance of
SO feet, more or less, to Farmers, ditch: thence
sect the North line of said Township; thence
West along said North line go feet, more less,
TO place of beginning, containing ten ll0l acres,
more or less.
Also beginning at Northeast corner of Lot Two
[2l section One ~ in Township Fourteen L14l
sixth principal Meridf(n; thence along Town
thence 5. 426 #. TO corner No .: thence : Is
so +. 500 It. TO corner No g. thence :, IL 50 E.
80 it. to corner No. I; thence due E TO E. line of
along E line of said Lot between Lots and ,,
y. 10 E. 10 beginning, containing acres,
more or less, and hfty two shares in the Fire
Mountain Canal Company, for the purpose of
paying OFF encumbrsnces against the above de-
scribed land and paying of claims against said
estate and the expenses OF administration:
And IL now appearing to the Court from said
petition that proper and legal grounds exist for
the sale OF all or portion of said real estate
NOW THEREFORE, il Is ordered by the Court
that Lille swanson. " illlam :. Kay and Walter
Kay Bennett and all persons who are legatees or
devises of said estate. any part thereof,
heirs of said decedent and all persons who
would inherit in case of the death OF said mental
minor be and appear before said Court at the
Court room of said Court, in the Town of Delta,
County and State aforesaid, on the SOth day
of october, a. u. IqO5 at the hour of one O'Clock
in the afternoon Of sAid day, then and there to
show cause, If any there be, why an order should
not be made directing the said sidwen Kay, ad
ministratriN to sell at private sale the whole or
80 much OF said real estate ~ may be necessary
for the purposes specified in said petition.
IT l. FURTHER ORDERED that this order be
published for at least four successive weeks in
the Taonia Newspaper, a weekly public news
paper published in sal County.
IT l. FURTHER ORDERED that NJ r, Welch
of said County of Delta, be aud i hereby ap
pointed guardian ad liiem Tor said Walter
Kay Beunet, minor TO represent sAid minor at
said hearing
BY the Court;
FRED y. DIoKxRsoN, County Judge.
First publication sept. -.
second publication Oct. ~.
The newspaper., 1905-10-20
The Rctort Courteous.

A young lady was the object of
much teasing on account OF her
rather unusual size. On one oc-
casion she was playing tennis and
jumped to strike the ball. A lit
tie man who was present laughed
uproariously and said:
That reminds me of the time
when the COW jumped over the
moon"
Instantly she said: "Well you
know who laughed"
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