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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-30
1.-THE SMART SET.
BY SALLY SHARP

Miss California Cluff was entertain
ed at very dainty luncheon given yes
terday by Miss Nell Roche at her
apartments at the Hotel Richelieu- The
table was exceedingly pretty, tasteful
W dressed In Bridesmaid roses. pink
candelabra and tiny hand-painted
name cards.
Covers were laid for ten. the guests
being Miss Cluff. Miss Elsie Clifford.
Miss Evelyn Clifford. Miss Ursula
Stone. Miss Juanita Wells. Miss Emily
Marvin. Miss Josephine Hannigan.
Miss Julia Curry. Miss Christine Pat
ton and Miss Mary Downey.
Mrs. David Erskine Allison will en-
tertain informally to-day in honor OF
her sister. Miss Mcmillan. The latter
is preparing for a trip TO the Far East.
sailing on the Manchuria- To-day's
affair will see the presence of many
friends to wish Miss Mcmillan bon
voyage.
Mrs. j. r. Houghton Is entertaining
her daughter. Mrs. Morgan G. Bulke-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Carolan, who
leave the latter part of April for
Europe. will spend the hunting season
in England, and will take some of their
horses from here.
Miss Barney, who Mas been the guest
of Miss Jean Reid for few weeks, re-
turned yesterday TO her home in New
York.
Mrs. Otto Bendix will entertain at
a Mi-Careme ball this evening at her
home on Buchanan street
Mr.. and Mrs. william b. Collier
will leave for their summer home at
Clear Lake in May. Among the many
guests whom the Golfers will enter
tain is Mrs Milton S. Latham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederick Mohr
and Miss Frieda MOhr have taken
their departure for their home in New
York
Mrs. Russell Cool, who is at her
summer home near Los Gatos, Is en-
tertaining Miss Emily Rosenstirn.
Miss Marie de Guigne and Miss
Josephine de Guigne are. with their
father, en- route for France, where they
will remain Indefinitely.
Mrs l.. L. Baker will spend the sum
mer at the Hotel Rafael.
Miss Eleanor Connell was hostess at
an informal studio tea on Tuesday in
honor of Nr. and Mrs T. P. Jackson
of The Virginian" company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott are
guests at Del Monte.
The spring exhibit at the Mark Hop
kins Institute of Art opens Tonight.
The music programme. under Henry
Heyman's direction, will be most at
tractive. and a large number of Wis
itors are TO be in attendance.
Mrs Henry st. Goar and daughter
spent last week at Del Monte.
Mrs George Forrest Richardson will
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"COPPER"? Oh, FUDGH.!"
SAYS Mr.. ROGERS, YET
IT MAKES Him RICH
nN 10 better il
N lustration of
the attitude

N iustration OF
the attitude
of the shrewd New
York investor to
copper a few
years ago can pos
sibly be given than
to detail my first
interview with H.
II. Rogers and
William Rockefel-
Ter on the subject, :"
says Thomas w.
Lawson in the
March installment
of "Frenzied Fin
ance" in Every
bOdY'S MAGAZINE.
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THE PRESS OF THE NATION,

We read with conviction that
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information relative to open lands
address the United States Land Office.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Townsend's Cal. Glace Fruits and Chefce
Candies will start a branch store at 767
Market street on April 20. 1905.
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Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men BY the
press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 80 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1912
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said Judge Parker veterate
uon Of Ibsens When We Dead Awake'Denver Republican,
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SPLENDID NERVE
OF HENRY FRICK,
THE IRONMASTER
n NE of the
Y most notable.

NE VI tiiC
Y most notable
cases on rec
ord where a man
won his cause
through the exer-
else Of sheer pluck
was when H. C.
Frick was shot
down by anarchist
Berkman during
t h e Homestead
riots, says the Chi
C a G o T r / b u n e.
Whatever may be
ones opinion as to
the justice of his
cause, his nerve
must arouse ad-
miration. 1t was a
time of great polit-
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TYPEWRITING-C Correspondent, ST.
ezra County, Cal. A good and accurate
typewriter ought to be able to write
from dictation seventy-five words a
minute. Rapid writer's have written as
many as ninety-eight words minute.
OPEN I,ANDS-Raader C,ity For.
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Townsends Gala. Glace Fruits. N ar
tistic dre-etched boxes. 10 Kearny st
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files of the paper can be seen in the
Free Public Library.
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ter? Coachman or painter or impecu-
NOUS prospector, he was warm heart
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The spring exhibit at the Mark Hop
kins Institute of Art opens Tonight.
The music programme, under Henry
Heymans direction, will be most at
tractive. and a large number of Wis
itors are TO be in attendance.
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OPEN LANDs-Reader. City. For
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott are
guests at Del Monte.
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Mrs. Henry ST. Goar and daughter
spent last week at Del Monte.
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The Weight of Hats.

Mrs. George Forrest Richardson will
be "at home" tomorrow.
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Miss Eleanor Connell was hostess at
an informal studio tea on Tuesday in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Jackson
of The Virginian" company.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
Going TO Have a Wife.

A story is drifting about Stafford
that was first told by a we'll known
divine who used to chang out' at
the Jonees hotel when ever he
visited Stafford: 1t is about the
divine's small son, who asked his
mother whether it burt Adam
when God took a rib from his side
with which to make Eve. The lad
was told that it might have hurt a
little and that that was probably
why Adam was put to sleep during
the process. Not long .afterward
the boy ran to his mother with
both hands holding his side. Pain
and CONSERVATION were depicted
upon his face as he exclaimed:
"Mother! l think I'm going to
have wifew
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
A sEALsK1N BobBRo

1foleskin is at somewhat Of discount
although it win be used as lining fol
long coats.
Among the lesser furs is musquash
and this pelt is being dressed In new
way to resemble sealskin. Bear, too,
viii be very much worn. Pony skin
has been brought to perfection by dye
ing and dressing. 1t now comes In love
ly tones Of brown and gray and is
much used for motor coats. There will
be rage for white fox, which is very
becoming to young people.
Fur edgings win be great deal used
'-ermine, chinchilla and sable edglngs
on velvet gowns and coats, and mink.
caracal and astrNkhan on cloth and
practical froclSs.
The natty little coat illustrated is Of
asolskln trimmed with chlnchilla and
aDs fetching chiffon sleeve frills,
JUDIC CHOLLET.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
GRAND JURY INDlCTs TEN.
EmbszzIing Cashier Indicted on
Two Counts douglas Man to
Answer on Two Gounts.

The Cochise county grand jury
reported ten true bills last Satur
day at Tom bstone, several of then
being against prisoners already in
dicted on other county.
Harvey Nash of Bisbee, who wa,
indicted for breaking Jail in that
city, was indicted on the charge Of
burglary.
r. B. Harris, the young mar
who stole $4,000 from the South
western railroad while be was EN-.
ployed as cashier at Douglas last
year, was indicted on two counts
Of embezzlement. Harris was a
fugitive for almost a year and was
caught in Texarkana, Texas, and
taken back to Douglas.
W. B. HowertoD of Douglas, who
was bound over for assaulting p,
s. Porter and wife in neigh bor-
hood row in Douglas about six
weeks ago, was also indicted on
two counts Of assault with dead.
ly weapon.
Manuel Mendoza, was again in.
dicted for burglary at Tomb
stone.
The other indictments renorted
were:
Frank Coakley, burglary at
Tombstone; William Wade, forgery
at Bisbee; John Condor, forgery
at Bisbee; Harry Mccoy and Will
liam Gilman, burglary at Bisbee
the two latter indicted jointly.
The charges against Joe Wagner
the Paradise hotel keeper, were ig
nored by the grand jury. He was
charged with assaulting a cook.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
FASHIONS FORECAST.
Checked veIvets Very smart
Changes In Hats and Coats,

Checked yeIvets Very Smart
Changes In Hats and Coats.
Black and red velvet in small checks
Is being made into ultra smart cos
tunes. Trimmed with black silk ir
piped panels and with rather wide
bands Of black lace stitched upon q
bloused Jacket and sleeves, a gown Of
this kind is effective with the intro
duction of white lace and black velvet
at the neck
There is a fear that these new checks
will share the fate Of the black and
white and blue and white cloth check
ed frocks which were so overdone in
the spring. Still, for those who like to
wear the very --latest" the costume in
red and black checked velvet cannot
be dispensed with and may be worn
until it becomes common.
The walking skirt is seen in many
varieties, mostly box plated or Killed.
1t is longer than 1t was last winter,
but still takes the upward tilt at the
back.
Fine face cloths are the favorites this
season, and the colors most in evil
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
The National Magazine for Nov.

One hundred contributors of
text and picture make the Novem-
Der National the most richly
varied and picturesque report OF
the current life of America in the
whole field of monthly periodicals
Michael A, Lane ridicules "Bos-
ton peace advocates" 10 "The
Good There is ip War" Joe
Mitchell Chapple presents sixteen
pages of fresh gossip, lavishly il
lustrated, about "Affairs in Wash
ington."
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
Worry Caused BY A Mistake.

One of Safford's physicians bad a
hurry call two or three weeks
ago TO one of our most fashion
Iable bones, where he found a
forlorn man was taking care cf
himself as best he could while his
wife was visiting in the east. The
doctor arrived little after mid.
night, to find pale and agitated
man walking the floor and clutch
ing in one trembling hand small
vial marked "Morphine"
"Pve taken enough to kill an
army" he gasped. II thought it
was quinine. For heavens sake
do something quick~
Well, the doctor did a mum Der
of things, and all as quickly as
possible, and the man put in a
horrible quarter Of an hour sew
eral of them, in fact, for the meui
cal man was one of your painstak-
ing and thorough kind. The man
was pronounced out of danger by
morning, and as his anxiety les
sened his wrath increased Any
woman who would go off and
leave bottle of poison in the
medicine chest where anybody
looking for qu'nine pills might
find il, ought to be-be couldn't
find words TO express what ought
TO happen to her. The letter he
wrote to that wife of his the next
day was of the sort to keep her
hair in curl in the dampest weather.
She is, however a perfectly heart
less creature, and this is what she
wrote back:
"You ought to be more careful
about taking things without look.
ing at the bottle. I've told you
that before. I'm glad you called
the doctor, for l don't know what
would have happened if you hadn't
marked that bottle morphine to |
keep the maid from taking any.
thing out of il. What you took |
were some of those sachet tablets
Flora sent me from Paris, and Pm
sorry you wasted them"
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
How to urs CSrns and BunIons

First, soak the corn or bunion
iu warm water to soften 1t; then
pare it down as closely as possible
without drawing blood and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
daily, rubbing vigorously for five
minutes at each application. A
corn plaster should be worn a few
days to protect il from The shoes.
As general liniment for sprains,
bruises, lameness aud rheumatism,
Pain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by the Stafford Drug
Co., Stafford; Thatcher Drug Co.,
Thatcher; H, 7. Wightman, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
Late Songs,

The writers Of "In The Shade Of
The Old Apple Tree Williams
and Van Alstype, have written a
new ballad entitled ain Dear Old
Georgia" which is a big hit in
New York. The readers of the
"GUARDiAN" can secure copy of
this new song by enclosing 25
cents in stamps to Jerome II.
Remick & Company, As West 2Sth
St., New York City, N. Y.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
Best LInlmsnt on Earth

Henry d. Baldwin, Supt. City
Water Works, Shullsburg, Wis,
writes, 81 have tried many kinds
of liniment, but / have never re.
ceived much benefit until | used
Billiards. Snow Linimeut for rheu-
matism and PAINS | think it the
best liniment on earth" 25c, SOC
and S1.00.
Sold by Stafford Drug Company,
Stafford; Thatcher Drug Company,
Thatcher Frank A. Cluff, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
USEFUL MORNING HAT.

dence are dark greens, bronzes, browns,
copper and dull reds for day wear. For
evening frocks 'velvets, brocades and
silks Of all kinds are made into stately
Louis costumes for the matron, while
the girls will wear the most fascfnat-
ing tulles, gauzes, soft silks and paint
ed chiifons and chiffon velvets.
The picture shows a stunning broad
brlmmed hat of white felt with n
high, fun crown of mauve velvet. A
long buckle, together with two rosettes
of shaded mauve and violet velvet, Is
the simple trimming. This hat is suit
able for the morning promenade.
JUDO CHOLLET.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
MODES IN FuRs.
Many New Pelts Added to Old Favor
ties This Season.

ues THIS season.
There are many startling innovations
In fur land at present and what strikes
one in the new fashions are the extraor-
dinary amount of trimming used ON
fur garments and the mingllng of to-
tally different skins with excellent re-
suits.
Those who invest i'll really good furs
get their moneys worth when pur-
chasing the three-quarter length coats
and do not pay more for style than for
the skin, as is often the case. The
warmth and comfort of the three-quar-
ter coat VIII be appreciated in the cold
days to come.
On many Of the coats and wraps
other trimmings apart from fur are
employed, such as silks, embrolderies,
incrustations of velvet, beautiful laces
and all kinds of buttons and clasps.
Chinchilla threatens to rival even
Russian sable, and caracal in black
and white will struggle for popularity.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10
Trsasursrs Report.

Report of county treasurer for
the month of October, 1905:
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10

The GUARDIAN and New York
World only s225.
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10

Total paid out and on
hand .......... $9547S O3
Graham guardian., 1905-11-10

The Hugh McMullin residence
property, on cast side of Stafford,
acre property with s room house,
with large hall, 4 rooms upstairs;
trees, windmill, good we'll, brick
milk house. A bargain at S14O0.
Easy terms at 7 per cent, H. W.
Bishop, Solomonville, Arizona,
Box "a 3b.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
BETTINA GERARD NO MORE.
Actress Was Once Richmond Society
Belle.-Seven Husbands

Especial to the Daily Press.p
RICHMOND. VA, Jan 1O.-Rett:na
Gerard. Known on two continents as
an actress with marvellous and vari-
e2ated career. possessed several times
OF large fortunes and married seven
Times died yesterday in Roosevelt
hospital, New York OF acute pneurnc.
MA. after having been there since
nrOa on Saturday
Tho list of husbands Bett!na Gerart.
had i interesting. They were Arthur
FeIrford. a millionaire:t John j. Raft
ael. singer: Harrison j. Wolfe. ar
actc!; William g. Beach, an actor.
Philip SCHUYLER the well known the.
atrical agent: Frank Turner. a yaude.
Vile performer. who was with the
actress Yesterday when she died.
Bettina Gerard. better known here
as Betty Grdway, was born in Rich
moh:, III the frame house lately occ,-
pied by Major Skinner. on the corner
Of Laurel and Franklin streets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
sPENcER-HEBDiTcH.
Young Couple Will Be Married Today
at the Brides Home.

Miss Mary Fletcher Spencer and
Mr. ]. Cameron Hebddch wall lie mar.
ried this afternoon at t:30 o'clock at
the home of the brides father, Deputy
Collector Of Customs Charles Spencer,
1la4 TW enty-second street. The cere.
mony will be performed in the pres
ence OF a few intimate friends. by Rev.
Dr. Rogers. Of Olean. n. y.
After the wedding a reception will
Nc rendered the party and the ycuns;
coupe will leave on the evening train
&c spe,id their honeymoon in Roanoke,
ard other Virginia cities
Miss Spencer is native of Ricl:-
r,cnd. but has lived here for the past
ten years. Alr Hehditch came here,
from his home in Buckingham county
SIX years ago, FIc is now manager of
the Kellum Medicine Company
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Hebt'itch, of
buckingham county, parents of the
groom. rcllerc TIC attend The wedding.
After their honeymoon lie bride AMI
:rccn Will bc at home to their many
friends ct 33n4 West avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
Seamen of Alice NJ. CoIburD,
From Newport News, Drowned
Off kayesink Highlands.
BLlNDlNG SNOW STORM RACED
Mountainous Ri'Iow EneuIfed the
Schooner, Sweeping the Three Tars
Into the Boiling sea.-capt. Mcleod
Reports the Disaster on His Arri-
val at Vineyard Haven, Mass.
lEy Associated Press

L :
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS. Jan
1O.-Captain Mcleod. of the four
masted coal laden schooner Alice NJ
Colburn, Of Bath. Me-, which is
anchored off Nobska. in Vineyard
sound, reported today that three Of his
crew were washed overheard and
drowned on January }. when the
schooner was twenty-five miles south.
cast Of the Highlands of Navesink
A fourth sailor was injured
Rol! Of the Dead.
The men lost were:
MATTHEW GEORGE, IS years old
New Foundland.
MARTIN SOLEN, 40 years old, OF
Norway.
CHARLES BEMAN, Al years old. OF
Germany.
Captain Mcleod states that four
sailors We're sent to furl the jib dur.
ing heavy northeast gale and blind
ing snow storm last Tuesday even.
ing The vessel was pitching and the
heavy seas made the work hazardous
Swept Overheard.
4 Suddenly a wave struck the men
and three of them were washed from
the jibboom. They were not seen
again. The fourth managed to main.
tain, his hold and to reach the deck
but was badly bruised The Colburn
is bound from Newport News for Bos.
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
JOINT STATEHOOD BILL.
Further Discussed by the Senate
amendments Accepted.
Z ASStlcja!.rII prnSS

: - - q
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. ln-,-Thc
Senate today continued the consider
alton Of the joint statehood bil;Sshe
most marked accomplishment being
the acceptance of most OF the amend
'nenta suggested by the committees Oh
Indian affairs Speeches were made.
by Msssrs. Stewart. and Newland, the
former advocating an amendment fol:
the protection or the interests OF the
Indians in Indian Territory, and 4 he ,,a4-
ter the necessity OF limiting the area
OF lands tt, be sold to individuals. @
Tho bin for the reimbursement, ~
American sealers for losses under the:
seizures in Behring sea was called.
but :. vote was mt reached s.
Senat.r Daniels Comment.
II: presenting a number OF Petitions
For tie expulsion Of Senator Sm:ot
from the Senate TMr. Daniel said:
hn petitions concern the right OF
a senator 70 his seat Nothing lis ;,ffi-
cia'ly Known to thu Senate concern
ing this case which is ic committees
end dc. not know how the signers ef
these rctitinns conl,I pass upon TIC;
ease Mithcn: knowledge Of the easel
present lna petitions hcca,lse the pet-
Ele have the right ~ send them. bat
lot because recognized the prcprietY
If them
The Senate adjourned urtiI tumoI-
row.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
"FLo5lDA SPECIAL WRECKED.
Several Passengers Arcng the In
jure6.-Fiaqman Nav Die,
(By Associated. Press.)

(By Associated Fress)
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 1n.-Thc At
lantic Ccast Line FLORIDA Special on
its initial trip from: New York to St.
Augustine, was wrecked today at
Vaudeville. S. c.
Several passengers were hurt ond
j. w. Mcscley. a fasman CT Saters
s. G.. may die rs the result Of his
injuries.
Among the injured are r. P. Scholl
anG wife, Of Baltimore. slightly hurt:
Moses Thomas. colored. cook badly
,scaldnd: VIM Stars colored waiter
OF Jersey City CIT about head and
face; Conductor r. B. McCutchcn. At
lantic Coast L;nc. Of Charleston
wounded abc.it head and face: Pull-
man Conductor A. r. Wirts, bruised
about the body.
The wreck was caused Jy the track
snreading where new ties were being
put in place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
CHARLEY ROBINSON ACQUITTED.
Negro Magistrate Found Not Guilty
IF EnahezzIinn Ennds ----. N.

~ s"aSlSe' 6lc 5Cu'u lsCI N1uilly
1T Enabezzling Funds.
charley Robinson. the negro justice
of the reace of BloodfieId was found
not guilty Of embeZzlcnent by the
Jury in the Circuit Court of Warwick
county Yesterday. the evidence was
heard i'll the morning ard the jury
vas out about an hour before a yer.
dict was agreed upon.
George Green. the negro who was
given a year iii Jail during the last
term for assau!ting a Young white wo
mar. was l'ut on trial for attempting
70 criminallv assault the young lady's
mother. J. T. Newsome counsel for
the prisoner, filed plea in abate-
ment and the ju6ge will pass upon the
natter Monday.
Trc case Of Policeman z. r. Jones.
who was fined $50 and required to Give
b'nd by Justice Minor iii Blocdfield,
for interfering with an officer in the
discharge CT his duty, is set for trial
next Tuesday
y RcisfelG, charged with. selling
ianor on Sunday. will lie tried on
January is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
Nashville Invites Roosevelt.
tBS Associated Press

WASHINGTON, p. c.. Jan. 10,
Senator Bate, Of Tennessee, presented
to the President today delegation
reE:esentirg the Chamber Of Com.
ncrce of Nashville. headed by NJ Il.
BRYAN. On behalf CT the tchambe: of
commerce and the citizens of Nash
vile the delegation invited the Prcsi-
dent to visit that city when he taxes
his CONTEMPLATED southern trip. The
President expressed his thanks for the
Invitation and expressed the hope that
z r. would be able to visit Nashville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
EULoGtzEs LIFE SAVERS.
Secretary Shaw's Tribute to Hatteras
Life Boat Crews
lsy Associated rress.;

. VI
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 1O.-Captain
Etheridge, commander of the Hatteras
life Saving station, the crew OF which
with the Crccds Hill station, rescued
Captain Linch and his crew of 21 men
from the steamer Northeastern. which
stranded on the outer Diamond Shoals
recently, received : letter from Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Shaw, who eulo-
glZes the life savers for their heroic
work in the face of almost insurmount-
able difficulties.
The rescue OF the crew of the North
eastern after they had been imprisoned
for thirty-three hours. was one Of the
most heroic and daring in the annals
OF the life saving service
After three hours spent in the surf
boats the life savers succeeded in
landing every man safe at Cape Hat
tcras.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
cocKRELL ACCEPTS OFFICE.
Takes Position on Interstate Com
rnerce COMMISSIONS.

WASHINGTON, y. c.. Jan. 10
Senator Ccthrell. Of Missouri. has dc
scide,tto accept the position Gn$the in
'rr-Siate Commerce Commission Of,
Tered him some time ago by President
Roosevelt. He will succeed Commits
sicncr James D. Yoemans, Of Iowa Of
Iowa whose term expires on the 7th..
inst. Senator Cockrcll has Indicated.
his decision to the President but he
cxnects ,efo:e ASSUMING. hi: new d,,-
tics to complete the tern, for which he.
was elected to the Senate. That will
expire on the Fourth of March ncx.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-11
FELLED OFFICER WITH AXE.
Negro Girls Savage Attack on Con.
stable Who was MAKING Arrest.
Especial to the Daily Prcss.o

Especial to the Daily Press)
RICHMOND. VA, Jan 1O.-Whilc
attempting to arrest Henry Tucker. a
negro charged with arson in Meclllen-
burg county. Constable H. c. Banks.
dale was attacked from behind by
fuckers daughter and knocked sense
less with an axe
The two negroes We're cndeavoring
TO escape when Detective Gentry COW
cred them with revolver and they
were captured
The constable will recover