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New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
GOVERNOR COBB OF MAINE HURT.
Struck by Heavy Awning Roller on Street
and Faints Twice

Rockand. Ne. Aug. Ex-Governor William T.
COBB was struck by a wooden awning roller
While standing ia front OF a store here to-day.
he tainted twice and was removed 10 his resi-
osnoe physician. after examination. said he
expected the accident would not result seriously.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
p0ETRY-OR WHAT?

Corums correspondence Of The Lebanon (Tenn)
Banner.
The writer Joins their many friends in hoping tha /
,bav viii live long in Gods flower garden of eternal
iovs where thousands of feathered songsters will
GroI,p their souls with melody divine. and every
h,,d ana blossom blade and twig that sways in the
bTea IN of morn will pour forth their richest per
fumes OF gratitude 10 husband and wife. May the
irtos sun of the river OF life drive every trouble
and care before them and send instead lovely. bur
niSbgnr rays OF sunshine to guide them along the
aisles OF flowers where none but lovers dwell
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR-J. NJ. Gilman. L. S. A. BUCKINGHAM
Chester Allan Arthur. Colorado: Dr. Eugene Du-
puy, Paris CAMBRIDGE-Major T. Bridges,
I72 London GILsEY-s. p. Frothingham, Boston.
HOLLAND-H p. Howell, Pittsburg; George Ade,
Chicago IMPERIAIr-L. X. Leggett, Boston.
MMANHATTAN-T Ishzawa. Toxic; Japan: Sir
Andrews. L. 5. y: W. K. Blessing Manila. P. I.
ST REGIS-s p. Shottler. Lenox. Mass. Sc
ElLLE-Henry ". Gray. jr.. Boston WALDORF
ASTORIA-Dr. Z c. Skinner. Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
BLAZE AT w. 8. PARsoNs's HOME.

Fire was discovered in the house of William Bar
clAv Parsons at No s5 East 50th-st.. last night at
II O'Clock. Smoke pouring from all Of the win
dows when the caretaker pulled the box at 50th-st
and Madison-sve II was found that the smoke
issued from barrels of In the areaway in the
basement OF the building The caretaker refused 10
permit the police 10 make any investigation. The
estimate Of the damage is nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
TRANSATLANTIC MA11s.

THURSDAY C24-At T30 a supplementary . a n
for Europe per s Deutschland. via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg
SATURDAY (26l-At a Europe per . Phil
adelphia, via Plymouth and Chsrhorg Cncudug Iiv-
erpool Scotland and Ireland specially addressed
for this steamerl; at $50 a (suppeTncntarv 10
a M for Europe: Per CamPania- via Queens
town and Liverpool. at $50 m for Belgium (Par-
ces-Post Nails. Per iceland (also regular mail
for Belgium when specially addressed
at 1880 p for Scotland direct Especially addressed
only, s. Caledonia
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
MINISTER ALLEN PLEASED coREA.

- -sninEton. Aug 23.-Pun Chung King. charge OF
= -orean legation. called al the State Depart
:. - Today and presented an autograph letter from
Ih3eror Il Corea 70 President Roosevelt re-
o..is The recall of former Minister Allen from
Ser Ihe letter made pleasant comment on the
I'r,,esS oi Mr. Allen as a representative, Of the
'11 States government.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
'tEEwELL DINNER FoR w. ). BRYAN

}, 49, -sp' aug 22.-Arrangements have been made
q g.. emerson Club for a farewell dinner here
\. si'elnber Is for William J BRYAN. previous 10
sorls 'ute Tor an extended tour around tho
kss.s, besides Mr. Bryan. Governor Douglas of
ss-Senseoo-e - - Ex-Governor Hogg OF Texas and
srle6 ~ ,st,etugrew, of South Dakota have been
8ke part In the programme.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
Mr. LOOMS BACK IN WASHINGTON.

assaington, Aug 23.-Frances 3. Ioomis. AZ
san Secretary of State. returned 20 The depart
- to-osy and resumed his duties as Acting Sec
Np. h viii remain here several days.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
JOHN MUIR SERIOUSLY ILL.

San Francisco. Aug. 23.-John Muir. discoverer OF
Muir Glacier, in Alaska. naturalist and geologist,
according 10 report received to-day, is seriously
in in Arizona The sudden Illness Of his daughter.
Helena following the death two weeks of his
wife has Frustrated DR.. Muir
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
MRS. J. J. soRLANo's YACHT BURNED.

Camden. Me. Aug. 23-The steam yacht Monoloa.
owned by Mrs. J. J. Borland. Of Chicago. was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. The loss IS SO 900. covered
by insurance. The fire started in the boiler room
OF the yacht which was undergoing repairs on Mrs
Borand's private marine railway.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
PHILO MILLS DEAD.

London. Aug 2S.-Philo Mills. the English part.
ner in the American drygoods house of Mills &
Glib. and q well known agriculturist and cattle
breeder, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
SENATOR CLARK SAILS FOR EUROPE

Senator VI. A. Clark sailed for Liverpool yes
terday on the Baltic. He said that his trip was for
pleasure and that he would join his family in
Paris. He expects to be gone two months SEN
ator Clark said that he had recovered his health
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
AGAINST THE TRUST IN GRAND RAPIDS.

Grand Rapids Mich, Aug. 23.-Alterations were
begun to-day the Auditorium to convert IL into
an opera house FOR booking independent attractions
including those OF David Belasco and Mrs Fske.
The new theatre VIII also offer meodrama
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Highest Temperature yesterday. 50 degrees: lowest
averaFe rs average corresponding date year II
aerare Cor corresDraGiue twenty-five years Il
Iocsl Forecast To-Day. fair; Friday. showers ano
cooler. sht 10 fresh south winds. becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
Forecast for Special Localities.-For III.

Columbia and MarylaTd partly cloudy to-day; showers
and cooler Friday. variable winds
For Delaware. partly cloudy Friday proba-
bly, occasional showers light fresh winds be
con variable.
For England fair to-day. partly cloudy Friday
pffh cooler the afternoon night
light 10 fresh shifting winds
FSr New-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern
today showers and cooler
10 fresh south winds becoming variable
For Pennsylvania and Western New fai-
av thundershowers and cooler Friday. variable winds
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem trains from Granc Central
Station Webster md Jerome trolleys
riage s125 Telephone 1855 Gramercy) Book
Of Views representative.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Hamburg on the Deutschland are:
DR.. Henry c. Boyer. med- Mrs. Charles Van Brunt
inspector, L. s. n. Mr.. Mrs. Hugo Scherer
James 3 Barstow. tr
Edgar H Cottrel Count de Peretu ds la
Mrs Maria de Chapeau Rocca.
A p. Nevin.
Mrs RefuEio Terreros de Mr.. and Mrs T p Phil
Rincon Gallardo lips.
Those who arrived last night from IiverpooI on
the Teutonic
James Black. KoJro Korya
Frederick Brooks. J. Middleton
p. Peyton Carter. G. S Stlmau.
G. ". Fsirchild.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Fay Tempeton, and the company that will
support her in George ". Cohan's musical play
'Forty-ive Minutes from Broadway began re-
hearsas yesterday under the personal direction Of
Mr.. Cohan. The principals Of her support are
Charles Prince. Louis r. Grise J. II. Manning
Vincent Moore, Donald Brian, Miss Marion Singer,
Miss Julia Ralph and Miss Lois Ewell.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
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Five hundred members Of the OId-Time Teleg-
raphers and Historical Association will attend the
performance of THE Pearl and the Pumpkin" at
the Broadway Theatre next Tuesday evening. OF
everything else offered. they selected 1.-The PEARL
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Montreal. Aug. 23.-Prince Louis Of Batten-
berg to-day attended a luncheon given by the
Montreal Hunt Club. Afterward Prince Louis
and Prince Alexander attended a garden party
given in their honor in the Civic Gardens, on
Mnunf RONal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

The Rogers brothers began their eighth season
under the cement OF Klaw & ErIanger at the
Lvceum Theatre. Rochester, last night. presenting
John J. McNaly's musical play, The Rogers
Brothers in Ireland" They will begin their New
York engagement at the Liberty Theatre. Septem-
ber
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Pains Carnival at Manhattan Beach takes place
tonight Special figures for the children have been
prepared.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Travellers who returned yesterday from Ham
burg the Pennsylvania were:
Dr. F. B. Bostwck Baroness Won Richthofen.
Or. J. B. Prudential Lieutenant Ciunlprecht.
The Rev. J. 3 Kiener.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24
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PLANS TO WELCOME PRINCE LOUIS
Squadron To Be Entertained at Newport In
stead of at This City.

Washington, Aug. 23.-It was announced at
the Navy Department to-day that the British
squadron under Prince Louis of Battenberg
would be entertained at Newport instead of at
New-York. The visit of the squadron will be
delayed until the last week in October or early
in November.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-24

Local oficiaI Record.The following oficiaI record
from, the weather the tennpeIn-
te for the last hours in with the
oorrespcndng date Of last year:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Girl Falls in Love While at The
Horse Show.
0vERL00KS FIRST ENGAGEMENT
Virginia Woman Changes Her Mind
and Goes to Washington With Her
Last Gallant to BE Married-Dis.
carded Suitor Accompanies Pair.


RICHMOND. VA, Oct. 9.-Miss Sue
Whitmore. of Chatham, and o. c. Han.
cock, of Elba, left Chatham this after.
noon for WASHINGTON where they will
be married today.
On the same train with the young
couple was Wavcrly Branch. of Pet.
crsburg. whom the girl was to have
married Oh October 81.
She met Hancock for the first time
while attending the Lynchburg horse
show. IL was case of love ut first
sight.
The girl promptly notified Branch
that she loved another better than
she loved him and he Immediately hur
ricd to Chatham to see her. His fam
lily nj Petersburg had made extensive
preparations for the reception of the
son as his bride
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Cannibalism and Sayagery Exist
In tile Interior of the
Little island.
FEASTS COMMON OCCURANCes
Conditions Are Serious in the Two Re.
pubics-smuggler Make Thousands
of Dollars on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Comes Out Against Brutality In
Football Games.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. C Oct Ill. f.
Worley, an agent of the insurlar bu-
reau, who was sent to Santo Domingo
to investigate the revenue conditions
on the border between the Dominican
and Haytian republics, has made re-
port.
He estimates that the smuggling
that las been going rn across this
border has cost the Dominican govern
ment from s250,0OO to $500, 900 a year.
Mr.. Worley also made trip into
the interior of Hayti. while he was on
the island and says that reports were
often brought to him of savage Gus.
toms in the widest regions, including
cannibalistic fe0ets where the victims
are babies. The reports were suiH-
gently authentic TO be believed ~
him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
GETTING READY FOR eAmg.
Football Team Practicing for satur.
days Contest,

The Newport News football team
spent an hour in hard practice on the
Casino last night An arc light ha.-
been put in the Casin, at the foot nj
Twenty-ninth street ana the n'en arc
now enabled to practice almost as we'll
at night as it could IN tho daytime
The local eleven will play it's first
game OF tho season with the strong
iampto nelcven. THIS is expected 10
he one of the fastest and most bitterly
contested games which will he seen
In this vicinity during the senson, as
there is Intense rivairy bslwecn the
teams. II is believed that the local
eleven will win in spite Of It's inferior
weight. for IT. is hcllcvai tn be faster
than the Hampton team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Big Guas in Both Parties Tell of
the Virtues of The Of.
flee Seekers.
SWANSON DRAWS BIG CROWD
He FlaiIs the Republicans and Pays
His Compliments to S,aw--Con.
gressmcn and a Senator, Too. Take
Part in the Strenuous Campaign
Now Being Fought Out.
Especial to the Daily rrcs~.o

RICHMOND, Oct. a.-Cla,idc a.
Swanson, Democratic NOMINEES for
Governor of Virginia. spoke to large,
and enthusiastic crowd. Including
many ladies, at the Academy of Music
tonight making his first speech Of The
campaign in this city
MIR. Swanson was introduced by j.
Taylor Ellyson, who presided. Mr..
Swanson confined his remarks chiefly
To answering the allegations made by
his opponent. Judge l.. l.. Lewis,
IN speeches throughout the state. He
also took up the speeches re emily
made by Secretary Leslie NJ. Shaw.
MIR. Swanson was unmcrciful III his
dcnunciatiOn of the policies pursUc,l
by the Republicans. eXcoriating that
party throughout his remarks. He
was literally checred by his audience.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Peorla's Leading Citizen" In
dicted for Petty and
Great Grating
FMB' zzLEMENr CHARGtD TOO
Forty Five Cases Of Forgery Each
Containing Eight Counts Arc Re.
turncd-Hc Will Soon Be Behind
Bars as His Bond is So High He
Can't Give Bail.
(Ry Associated Preaa.

PEORIA. ILL, Oct. 9.-Thc grand
jury this afternoon reported 81 indict,
ments against Newton c. Dougherty in
addition to the thirteen already found.
Forty-five of these are for forgery,
each containing eight counts.
Thirty-nine are for embezzlement,
each containing six counts.
The amounts involved are from s14.-
40 to $500.
Bonds are fixed in the sum of ST.
600 on each indictment for forgery and
for $500 each for embezzlement, max
ing total of s64,500
DouShcrty who has appeared indif-
fercnt heretofore, this afternoon show
ed for the first signs of collapse.
When the grand jury reports the
indictments against him. he will be
taken to Jail and placed in the eel
formerly occupied by Otis Bolts, the
wife murderer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
REDS MUZZLED BY
CHICAGO POLICE
Mrs. Lucy Parsons Not Allowed to
Haranguc the PopuIacc and Stir
Up Trouble.
nsy Associated Prrss.D

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.--Mrs. Lucy Par,
sons. widow Of one of the men hanged
for completely in the Haymarkct riot.
was prevented by the police last night
from making speech at a dance in a
room at Desplanes and Lake streets,
which was known as Heprs hall at the
time of the riot
The dance was given by members
Of the "Arbeitcrrng." who declare
themselves rcvolutionists and free
thinkers. Speeches advocating forci
bic methods of revolution were forbid
den by the police
a majority of the attendants were
Russian Hebrews, who recently had
pa, ticipated in ghetto riots. They got
up the dance to display their antago.
nism to the orthodox Jews. who were
observing the Day of Atonement."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Daniel on the Rostrum.

tSpcc to the Daily Prcss.)
RICHMOND. Oct. 9.-Senator John
w. Daniel, Congressman Carter Glass
and II. ID. Flood spoke to n large crowd
OF Democrats at Rockbridge. today.
The court house was crowded and
there were many ladies present. Frank
Moon called the meeting TO order and
introduced Representative Flood. who
introduced Representative Glass.
Mr.. Flood delivered one of his char
actcristic speeches and Mr.. Glass
made profound argument
Senator Daniel spoke last and
touched upon all the issues and ma
tional policies which divide the two
Ercat political parties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
RISKS LIFE TO SAVE
SISTER FROM "A DEER
John Guinivan, Boy, of WestvilIe.
Conn, Attacked by an En-.
ragged Buck.
(spcclaI 30 the Dally prrss. !

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. Am
enraged deer buck, one Of nine recent.
~ brough from Colorado, seriously
wounded John Guinivan. of 1I5 Alden
avenue, Westville. yesterday. The boy
ana MS nine-year-Old sister Margaret
went INTO Marvel wood, private
woodland park owned by John NJ.
Greist.
The buck made for the children and
the boy managed to engage the ami.
mars attention, telling his sister to
run. She escaped ont of the gate i'm
safety. Around tree boy and buck
circled until the boy stumbled. The
buck gored him. decorating one leg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
FOOTBALL VICTIM
"A WEST VIRGINIAN
Hampden College Man Dies as Result
of Injuries Received on
Gridiron.
Special to tile Daily Press)

NSpeciai to lie DAILY PresSO
RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 9--lioward c.
Mont gomery. who was injured i'm a
football practice at HamTlcn-Sidney
college last week. died this morning.
His spine was injured, causing paraly-
sis of the lower body. He was Oper-
atcd upon Saturday as a last resort.
The entire student body and the
faculty followed the body to the train.
S. ii. Montgomery. of Montgomery, w.
Va. father of the young man, was
with him several days before he died
as were also his sister Julia, and two
aunts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Democrats Arc Criticised.
Especial to the Daily pfasso

Especial to til" Daily IruSSl
RICHMOND. Oct. 9.-,Iudge Samuel
Williams, of Wythcvillc, and J. n
ilarman, of Tazcwcll, Republican can.
dates for superintendent Of public in.
struction. met in joint discussion ut
Leesburg this afternoon
Mr.. lIarman referred to the recent
primary as impracticablc on account
OF the great cost. and said that public
finances arc IN deplorablc condition
under Democratic rule.
MIR. Hartman was particularly hard
on the Democratic management of
schools. He said that the Republicans
are friends of the free school system
AMI the Democrats its enemies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
WILLIAM AND MARY
COLLEGE MEN ILL
Strange Disease Attacks Students md
Physicians Are Mysti.
fled.
Especial to the Daily Press)

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Oct. B.
Physicians are mystificd at strange
disease which has made its appearance
among the students at William and
Mary college. which disease they are
unable to diagnozc.
Victims of the disease are attacked
by cramps of the body. which led TO
the belief that lead had gotten into
the water through the pipes in the
buildings. An analysis of the water,
showed II to he in first class condi.
ton.
Nearly all the students at the school,
have been attacked.
There have been no deaths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10

company and purchase from 5000 to
10000 acres of land in good district
where there are still homesteads open
for entry. This when settled means
about $50 families.
MIR. Harston leaves today to look
over lanl in the country near Tisdale.
owned by tho Saskatchewan Valley
Land Company
American headquarters of the or
Sani%ation Will be In charge Of j. S.
Strong with an Office in the Bradley
building. ST. Paul.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Strike Is Spreading.

MOSCOW. Oct. 9.-The strike is
spreading and another clash with the
police is feared
a serious development today was an
attempt to interrupt railroad commu.
Hlcation. The rails were tempered
with short distance from Moscow
causing the dcrailment of a train but
there were no casualties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Roosevelt Against Brutality.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. a.
President Roosevelt entertained at
luncheon today DIR. ii. r. Nichols and
w. T. Reid, of Harvard, Arthur T..
iiillebrand and John B. Fine, of Prln-
eeton, and Walter Caiiip aiid Mr. nws-
ley of Yale. The guests constitute
the athletic advisers of the colleges
named.
The President desired to consider
with them the game of football with
. View to eliminating It's brutality.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
Shaw Tells All About 1t.

Especial to the d iy Prcss)
LEXINGTON. Oct. Secretary
Shaw addressed the Republicans here
today and was accorded an enthusiasts.
tic reception. He said that the main
difference between the two great par.
ties is that the Democrats believe in
buying cheap
He said that the failure of the
Democrats in governing the country
was not because of dishonest men, but
because of wrong principles of govern
mcnt.