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were a couple of hundred voters at the
bad, and it was hard to tell. The can
didates We're all on hand, and Quinn
made a long spiel but was not, per
haps, in his best vein of humor. May
be the pledge he made at Sam john
sons Kakaako meeting has toned down
his exuberance. c. w. Smith made a.
speech and was we'll received.
The Republicans also held a meeting
at Afea last night, several of the coun-
ty candidates going down in an auto
with the intention of coming back In
time for the meeting under the banyan
tree.
CHINESE VOTERS FOR BROWN.
One of the evening organs gives pub
licity to this bit, which sheds a sort
of twilight upon the campaign.
"Wm. H. Crawford gives the story of
an interesting episode in the present
campaign. Senator Achi and Craw-
L.
Achi was trying to persuade those
present to vote for VIM. Henry as
County Sheriff. Crawford, on the 9TH
er hand, told them to vote for Brown.
He states that the 400 Chinese voters
here will vote practically unanimously
for Brown. The Chinese Republican
Club will hold a mass meeting at the
tomorrow at 7:3O p. m. for the purpose
| of endorsing Browns candidacy"
That is an interesting episode, too,
all things considered. 1t may even
grow in interest. Because, there are
| limitless possibilities in that sort of
/ thing.
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A meeting of leading supporters Of
High Sheriff Henry was held at the
rooms in the Cartwright building, on
Merchant street, last night, at which
plans were laid for an active canvass
of the island of Oahu. There will be
workers in every precinct, and thor
ough and systematic campaign will be
undertaken
After the preliminaries had been ar
ranged, the meeting, which was a
crowded one, was addressed by a num-
Der of speakers, in Hawaiian and Eng
manifested. Among those who spoke,
most favorable impression was Gre
by the Civic Federation to best Jim
Quinn for Supervisor. Fern, contrary
to the report printed in the Star the
other day, is still most enthusiastically
in the race and will remain in it until
the day of election. And then he will
be supervisor. There is, in fact, much
more earnestness in this Fern matter
than some people have affected to think.
Fern was chosen to make the race in
answer to a sentiment in favor of right
thinking and speaking that is very
strong among his people
FERN MAKES A TALK.
81 am a Republican and member
of the Republican county committee"
said Mr.. Fern, speaking to the gentle
men present, but when the head of the
ticket puts himself in opposition to the
Republican head of the Territory, the
head of the party in fact, I no longer
consider myself bound to support
Brown And as to Quinn, 1 do not see
how any Republican can support
man who would make the kind of ap-
peal that he did to the voters who
would use the words that he did to the
voters. The man who would do that is
not a Republican.
The Hawaiians are Christian peo-
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, water line. Their tunnels, however. are
riddled with large and small shot.
Several large shells pierced them amid
ships and a number of guns were dis
mounted.
All the Russian officers interviewed
claim that large number of sub
marines caused confusion and defeatj
Rear Admiral Enquist has cabled his
arrival to the Emperor of Russia The
battleship Ohio and cruiser Cincinnati
are guarding the Russian ships. No
official action as to their disposition has
been taken yet.
ASKS FOR FOURTEEN DAYS.
Rear Admirals Train and Enquist are
now comforting. According to an un-
official report Admiral Enquist asks for
fourteen days time in which to re-
pair, coal and provision his vessels. 1t
is stated further that he claims that
the ships are unseaworthy and are
Admiral Train will probably appoint a
board to investigate the condition of
the Russian vessels. Both he and Rear
Admiral Enquist are working in har-
mony.
Thirty-four of the most seriously
wounded Russian sailors were placed in
the naval hospital at Cavite today.
Rear Admiral Enquist left the scene of
the fighting before the battle was fin
ished, and he did not learn the final
details until he arrived here.
DETAILS OF THE SEA FIGHT.
VLADIVOSTOK. June 4.-From the
accounts of participants in the battle
of the Sea of Japan as given here can
be constructed picture of the first day
Of the fight in the morning of May
27th. when the Russian feet found itself
120 miles south Of Tsu island. 1t was
headed for the straits in three columns
the battleships and five cruisers on the
left. the light cruisers on the right, and
the transports and torpedo boats be-
tween. The weather was foggy and the
view therefore difficult.
At $50 O'Clock in the morning the
Russian fleet was discovered by the
Continued on Page p
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THE WRONG TAIL.

Garter is the head of the Republi-
can party, and the head of the state, -
said w. c. Achi. Brown is trying to
make himself the tail of this animal.
Now, Henry is also a candidate for the
tail. Well, if you make Brown the
tail, you will have an animal whereof
the head will not agree with the tail
and that animal will not amount to
much. But, if you make Henry the
taiL.~the parts will be harmonious, and
the animal will do some good work.
Robert NJ. Boyd said that Browns
campaign was distinctly anti-Republi-
can, because he was opposing himself
to the head of the Republican party in
the Territory And Mr.. Boyd likewise
dwelt at length upon the insult Quinn
had put upon the Hawaiians in making
the appeal that he did in his notorious
Kakaako speech.
Papalimu followed along the same
lines, speaking strongly for the high
moral sense and religious feeling of the
Hawaiians, and W. r. Castle also ad-
dressed the meeting.
The new headquarters Will be IN
charge of Ed. Towse, who is to have
the active management of High Sheriff
Henry's campaign
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MAKES
SLOW PROGRESS
Public and Press Sentiment Among
the japanese Doubts Russia's
Good Faith.
ASSOCIATED PRESS cABLRaRA6s.,

ASSOCIATED
WASHINGTON June 14-President Roosevelt and Mr. JUS
seand the French ambassador yesterday
subject of peace.
TOXIC, June 14-The peace
newspapers and the public demand with victory
the pernanency apan gains They oppose early
tice and express doubt of good faith.
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PLAN CAMPAIGN FOR
HIGH SHERIFF HENRY
After all the Details are Arranged Joe Fern
Makes Speech in Which lie Scores Can
didate Quinn.

pie, trying to live a moral life and
standing for what is best in morality
and religion. Mr.. Quinn would not
have made that talk to an audience
of white men. 1t is an insult to the
Hawaiians that he should have ad-
dressed an appeal of that kind to
Them,
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GERMANY ApPREHENslVE.

BERLIN June 4It has been decided extensively orty
Kiaochau, Gerrnanys port in North China.
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ASSASSINATION OF THE
THE PREMIER OF GREECE

ATHENS, June I4.-The of MIR Delyanns,
asassinaed yesterday by gambler named Gheakars
stabbed he emerging carriage
Deyann having gambling places
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A LESSON FROM RUSSIA.

ESSEN, June I4-Three thousand workmen in Westphaa
have been discharged for belonging labor unions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
LARGE COAL LAND
DEAL IS CLOSED
cIinchfieId Corporation Buys Property
of Interstate Coal and Iron
Company.
tBy Associated Press.)

BRISTOL. VA, May .6.-The Clinch-
field Corporation. the recent purchase
of whose properties by George l.. Car,
ter. of this place gave rise to the liti-
gn,icn with the Union Trust Company
and either stock holders of Baltimore.
ending in the decision of Judge Golf,
of the United States court at Rich
mend. In favor of Mr. Carter has pur-
chased the coal properties of the Inter,
Slate Coal and lrch Company. aegre.
eating 750.160 acres. lying in Russell.
Dickcnson, Buchanan and Wise coun
tics, Va, paying for the same some.
thing over $l.500,0C0.
The deal is being closed and the
deeds will be recorded in the Russell
county court at Lebanon, Va, tomor-
row. The principal stockholders of
the Interstate Coal and Ircn Com
pany. are B. S. Clark and Thomas
Clyde. of the Clyde Steamship Cor;,
pany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
PROGRESSES Despite the War.

TOXIC, May 26-Baron Komura
minister Of foreign affairs; Baron Some,
minister of finance, and Baron Shibu-
sawa addressed the clearing house as
ISOLATION today.
Baron Komnra said the financial ca.
pability of Japan had completely sur
prised the world. 10 was glad that
Japan was showing n financial and pro-
ductive ability as well us strength on
the battlefield.
The war, lie said, would Inst long,
and he trusted much in the commercial
ability of the nation after the war was
ended, when n greater prospect would
lac opened before the country.
Baron Shibusawa said that tho com.
merce and productive capacity of the
milton was growing despite the war.
The bank clearings, he said. for 1904
exceeded two billion dollars, which
amount was unprecedented He ex-
pocted that the bank clearings for 1905
would exceed two and one-half billion
dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
BISHOP.WIL,L PAY
VISIT TO POPE Plus
To Leave For Rome June 1s-Will
Make Report on the Work
Accomplished.
Especial to tile Daily Press.)

RICHMOND, VA. May 26-After the
pontiiical mass and exercises attend
ant OH Whitsuntide. which fails this
year OH June II. bishop Van de Yyver
will bid farewell to his congregation
before leaving OIL his European trip.
The bishop will leave Richmond
June II for New York, whence he will
sail June 10 for Liverpool. He goe.;
to make his "Ad l.imira" visit to Pope
Pins X. in Rome. BY the rules or the
Catholic church every bishop ami
archbishop is required to make a per-
sonal Visit to The pope every ten years.
These visits are official. and the bishop
will lie expected to give an oral report
to Pope Plus of the diocese of Virginia.
also written report viii have to be
made to the propaganda. at the head
of which Is Cardinal Gotti.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
NEWPORT NEWS va. sATURDAY, MAY27. 1905.

negroes have suffered at the hands of
police and magistrates, was made TO
Mayor Dunno today. A delegation of
negroes called OH the mayor and de
n anded that he take action upon their
complaint and Investigate Inc chnrges.
Snecific instances where police are
said TO have ignored appeals; Of &C ltlred
men for protection were cited, In ad-
dition charges were made against a
tnmber of magistrates for alleged lis,
elimination against negroes in filming
them for carrying concealed weapons.
The mayor promise 20 investigate
lie complaint and declared that il the
charges are snbslantiated he would
lake action ut once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Jap Tactics Puzzlinq.

GUNSHU PASS, MANCHURIA, May
2G.-The Japanese tactics are puzzling
They give way at the slightest pres
sure against their center on both the
railroad and the Mandarin road. The
Chinese explain the retirement to trou-
Bile among the reserves, some of whom,
they say. are almost in. state of re-
volt because the government has not
kept its promise to return them to ia
pan The retirement of the Japanese
center is interpreted by some of the
Russian officers as postponemeht of
Field Marshal oyama's offensive be-
cause of the bad state of the roads, but
this view is not shared by oil the OIL
GERS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
MISTCHENKO'S
CAVALRY RAID
Succeeded in Reaching Fakoman Road
in AnnihiIating Jap Companies
and Capturing Prisoners.
(By Associated press.)

E ST. PETERSBURG May 2I.--Ncws
of successful cavalry raid by General
Mistchenlio comes In The following Ills.
patch from General I.inevitrh to the
Emperor. dated May %:
"A cavalry detachment commanded
iEy Lieutenant General Mistclenkn.
composed of portion of the South
Caucasion brigadeand trans l,ailial Cos.
sacks. while engaged May IT. in re-
pulsing the enemy TO The southwark.
approached Sinlcuntchouan On May
1e, sqnadrons of tho van guard sue.
ccrdcd IN reaching the Fakoman road
where they burned stores depot and
destroyed the telegraph line for n con.
siderable distance. Large bands of
Chinese bandits. encountered by TIN,
detachment were partly annihilate,i
and partly dispersed.
Annihilated TWO Companies.
"Cn May 10. the main body arrived
at the Fakomun-Shifudzy road AMI
fnand he heights south of Faokman
occupied by a large Japanese force
consisting of guards and infantry with
machine guns. The Russians attacked,
and annillilated to japanese companies
AMI captured another company with
all of its officers aIl two machine
guns
THE Russians seized road on the
right hank nf The Lao river and dis
perscd near Shifudzy transport train
seven yersts. Az miles) lorg. with
rice. timed food and fruit, destroyed
the telegraph line and took several.
prisoners and leo horses.
4"On the return Journey the Russians
dispersed several hands of Chinesn
bandits The prisoners taken number.
ed s officers and 23i men,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
INSPECTOR WILL
RESIST REMOVAL,
Says He VIII Appeal to the Courts II
the Police Board Decides
Against Him.
(Ry Associated presa.l

NEW ORLEANS. May 2c.-At ene-
c!al meeting of the pnlice bnard toflay.
Mayor 'ehrman preferred charges of
iu@omrnteIGy against Police Inspector
Join .ioul1le, whom, he had. suspended.
The board fixed Friday, June 2. for.
hearing the charges.
Inspector Journe says he will not
resign and that he will appeal tc the.
courts if the decision of the board shall
he against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
TOXIC is PUZZLED
BY THE DIVISION
Doesn't Understand Why Admiral Ro-
Iestvensky Should Send Portion
of His Fleet to Shanghai.
tRy AeHocInted Preas.1

TOXIC, May 26.-l1 n. NIT is be-
lieved here that the action of the Rus
slams In sending some vessels to
Shanghai is part of a diversion plan to
draw off portion of the Japanese
fleet.
1t is thought that possibly the Rus
slams intend to intern the slower craft,
but the withdrawal of the faster YES
sells is regarded TO be without purpose
unless as diversion
The location of Admiral Togo's fleet
continues TO be secret Popular telling
is undlsturhed and the Japanese public
confident that Admiral Togo is prepnr,
ed to meet any situation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Raid Of Commerce Deestroyers?

ST PETERSBURG. May 2,.--3 80
While flying raid Of one or
two commerce des!roycrs In the east
ern sea is admitted as possibility by
the naval authorities here thrse nu-
thorities are loath 10 believe that any
division Of Rojeslvensky's squadron
in an important sense has taken place.
us reported from Shanghai They pre-
fer to assume that the unspcciile.l Rus
sian ships reported To he outside of
Shanghai. like the six which entered
The port CT Wcosung arc units of the
transport fleet without special fighting
value. and that perhaps they have
been sent thither to confuse the scent
for Togo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Lies Between Graham and seely.

STAPLETCN. S. J.. May 2G.-Chan.
pionship honors in this years annual
tournament of the metropolitan Golf
Association now lies between Archie"
Graham. of Paterson. N. j.. and
Charles II. Seely. of Stamford. Conn
These two are the survivors of the
three days play which has brought
tile issue up to a final round of 81;
holes at match play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
NO ACTION ON FEDERATION.
General Assembly Southern Preshytc,
rlan Church Has Adjourned.
(By Associated Prcss.l

(By Associated Press.)
FORT WORTH, TEX, May 2G.-The
forty.fifth general assembly Of the
Southern Presbyterian church adjourn
ed this afternoon.
Moderator Plunkett declared the
convention dissolved at $50 and at
same time called the next session to
meet at Greenville, S. c.. at III a. M,
on the third Tuesday In May, 1906. 55
me discussion on the subject OF fed.
GRAFTON with other churches was at adj.
]ournment as far from settlement as at
any time during the debate preceding
the vote. N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Cable Interrunted.

LONDON, May 26.-The Great
Northern Telegraph Company reports
that the Che Foo-shanghal cable Is
interrupted.
The interruption of the Che Foo
Shanghai cable does not necessarily
mean that the line has been tempered
with by either of the belllgerants. nor.
would the cutting of IT interrupt COM
munication between Che Foo and
Shanghai since German cable runs
from Che Foo to Tsingtau and from
Tsingtau direct to Shanghai.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Russia Threatens China.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2G.-The
Russian government, for the third
time, Inns warned China that unless she
can bring Japan to.fmake IN agree
ment defining the line Of the neutral
zone north Of Tie pass, Russia will con
slider herself forced to nse Monaghan
territory for military operations.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Young RoebIlng stlII Missing.
BY Associated Press.)

AsHEVILLE, N. C., May 26.-Al.
though the parents of SiegfrIed Roeb-
ling, who has been missing since last
Sunday, and several search parties
have spared NO efforts to locate the
boy, no trace of him has yet been
found. Mr.. Roebling, his father, Is
still of the opinion; that his son is hid
den somewhere in the neighboring
mountains. :. IS rs &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
OUTSIDE GREAT TARIFF WALL.
Otherwise There Would Have Been no
Complications whatever--The Rule
Applied to the Phlipplnes-oovern.
ment Under compusion to Build as
cheaply as Possible.
(By AssocInted press1

CINCINNATI. OHIO. May 2G.-The
celebration of the twenty fifth anniyer-
sary of the Cincinnati Commercial
Clul, closed tonight with banquet at
which the speakers discussed the lues-
tlcns of the day Secretary Of War
TAFT made The principal speech of the
evening. Other speakers were Presi-
lent Louis futile. OF Boston. and
Franklin McVengh. Of Chicago: M. L, B
ingalls,, CT Cincinnati. . g
Secretary of War w. Taft, smoke (
on Policy ami Practice" snylng:
If the Panama canal were inside
the territory of The United States, Of
course. all material used on The canal
would pay duty or BIZ bought In the
United States, hut as The canal is n
nun,her of days Journey from, the tar
m wall of tho United States 1t presents
exactly The same c,lsn as 1t presented
In The Philippine Islands,
The Philippine Law.
THE law applying there requires
that prices and quality being
The same. we must buy American
goods. IN the absence of that rule We
are hound by cur trust to build as
cheaply as possible"
Referring tn railway rates, Secretary
Taft said lie believed the changes pros
POSED by the Eschs,T Townsend bill
would result In good Ho held that
1t would greatly relieve the courts to
provide court to consider railroai
rates.
President futile discussed tho rate
question from the railway point OF
view. lie said:
III Is as untrue that the officials and
owners Of the railroad are 'stiif-necls'S
In their opposition to all public super.
vision of their rates or regulations.
as 1t is that they favor and are build
lis up sgantic combinations to the In
jury or exclusion of any other of their
customers or that they have them
selves become the greatest of allh
monnpolies."
MIR. Tnttle did not think there was
any real opposition among RAILROAD
men to proper public supervision Of
their tariffs, but declared 1t was Inn
nossille for any set of men to UNDER
take national rate making. iS&
Mr.. futile said that railroad opinion
accepted the general principle THAT
the governments relation to public
transportation companies should ha
that of wise supervision, to
prevent. insofar as is practicable. every
unjust practice. to see that their tar-
IFS and regulations apply with equal
ity under like circumstances. To all
OF their customers and are rIgidly ad-
l;ercd to: that secret and discriminate
"ry fayoritism he promptly punished.
but that the making Of the tariffs for
tho services to be rendered be left In
the hand of those who must bear the
cost Of producing that service
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
SIPS QUIZ SADDLE ISLANDS
St. Petersburg Thinks Reported Diver
sion Was Flying Raid Of Commerce
Observation-Disclosures Ships Out.
side Shanghai May Be Transports of
Nc Fighting Value.
tBy Associated Press

SHANGHAI May 2!.--'rhe Russian
wa: vessels that were off Tho Saddle
lslanls left last night.
The Chinese authorities ordered the
vessels of The Russian volunteer fleet
which were anchored of Wnosung to
leave within two hours. Tic Russians
thus far have entirely ignorni the or
der.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
To Grand Jury Without Ball.
IS (By. Associated Press.l M z

Il BRISTOL, VA, May 2G.-Alberl
THOMPSON, Of spartanbnrg S. c..
Charge. with assault upon Sidney 10
gan. well known Young manlof This
was given a preliminary hearing
In The mayors court today, and was
He'll Without ball Ito answer before
The September srana jury. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
Print Cloth Market.
(By Associated Press,)

FALL RIVER. MASS, May 2G.-i5
Sales In the print cloth market for the,
week are estimated at 10000 niece.
Only q fair business WAS transacted,
during the week in the local cloth
market little half of the weekly pro-
dnction being disposed of. The tone Is
firm and prices are practically! unsi
changed. . i & s ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
British Golfers Held.

,NAGAsKI. May 2G.-Noon-Three
British steamers. which were loaded
with coal at Moii terminus of the
Kiushn railway, Japanese), for Hong.
kong. have been detained under orders
from the government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
transports and Cruisers.

f LONDON, May 27.,-Thn- correspond.
ent Of the Standard at Shanghai says
that the Russian Transports now ut
Woosung were conveyed by the cruis.
trs Rion and Smolensi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27

chtecn vessels Ct the Baltic fleet were
anchored at Saddle Island last night.
1T Is believed that they coaled there
and That from that point they will pro
coed North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27

Parker Before illinois Bar ascot ation.
CHICAGO. May G2G.--Judge. Alton b.
Parker OF New York. addressed the
Illinois State Bar Association at the
Chicago Beach Hotel today, on .'The
Lawyer In Public Affairs"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
jap Vessels Held at Che Foo.

CHE FOO, May 2G.-3 p. mall
Japanese steamers arriving at this
port today have been ordered held
here pending further instructions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
VIadivostok Fleet out2

VVIuIVUSIUK FTeet OUT
TSlNGTAU. May ga private tele.
gram received here says that the Rus.
sian Vladivostok fleet has left Vladi-
vostok, going in a southerly direction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-27
NEGROES PROTEST
So, TO 9. MAYOR dunno
, Claim That Magistrates AMI Police.
81 men Show Raee Discrimination
5ii,bo I Charges 70 &c investigated. 81
(By Associated Press e.,s .

IS (By Associated Press)
CHICAGO May ee.:--A protest OF,
negre citizens ilst ailesss Trace pre-
3 JUDGE through which 1T is asserted,