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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Order Restored fos The Time Be
;. Ing in Russian Umpire TX.
cept in Poland.
CR0NSTADT MUTINY AT AN END
Martial Law Will Be Proclaimed
Throughout PoIand-strong Arm Of
Treooff is Missed-Richmond He.
brews Raise Money to Succor Their
OPPRESSED Co reigionists.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1l.-2:O5
a. m.-lcxccpt in the Kingdom of Po-
land, where tho rapidly growing ma
tionalists movement and the state CT
tension among the proletariat will
soon bring about the declaration of u
state of war, Russia seems for the
time being AT least. 10 be generally
tranquil.
In many biz cities, notably 81.
Petersburg and Moscow. the better
class OF the population are greatly
disturbed owing To the rumors OF ap-
proaching attacks by the BLACK Hun
dred," composed Of the most ignor-
ant rowdics of the populace. which,
according to these rumors. are sche-
duled to take place in ST. Petersburg
and Moscow tomorrow.
In such an emergency the stron.
hand OF General Trepoff is missed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
THIRD CLASS WAS
NOT DISMESSE
V. NJ !. Board of Visitors Begins In
vestigation of Complaints
of Cadets.
Especial to the Daily Prose-

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 10.-A ru-
NOR emanating from sources i'm Ricn.
mond to the effect that the entire
third class of the Virginia Military
institute had been dismissed, could
not be verified here this afternoon. In
fact, it is said no such step has bcen
taken.
The members OF the board of Wis
itorS are non-committnl as TO the pos
sible punishment of the offending THRU
class men. From the preparations
made for tho investigation of the sill
uation, the board evidently intends 10
so to the bottom of tho matter. Many
Witnesses have been summoned. not
only from among the cadets. but from
the gentlemen Of the community, who
have taken occasional meals mt the
mess hall with the cadets.
The work OF investigating the coIn-
plants of the cadets Is now being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible
by the board of visitors. The invos-
tigation began in earnest this mora
ing. when large number OF officers
OF the institution were examined
Thomas W. Shelton, of Norfolk, the
only member OF the board who was
absent yesterday, arrived this morn
ing.
y sample bill OF fare OF the nstitn-
ton is rs follows: Breakfast Dat
meal, breakfast bacon, beef croquettos.
egg cornbread. tea, coffee. Dinner
Vegetable soup, baked beef, stcwed
tomatoes, potatoes, rice. apple pie.
-Beefsteak, stewed corn, mash
ed potatoes, pan apple pie, hot rolls.
tea, coffee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Drunken Man Starts Row in
Which Three Are Killed.
THREE OTHERS ARE WOUNDED
kentuckians Celebrate Election in
Drunken Orgy in Which Hot.Head.
ed Fuedists Take Each othera'
Lives-Another Outbreak Feared.
(By Associated Press.)


NAUGATUCK, W. VA, Nov. lO.-A
cheer for Jefferson Davis, uttered by 81
drunken man on Beaver creek on the
Kentucky side of the river today re-
suited in q bloody tragedy in which
three men were killed and three
others wounded. There had been
much drinking after the election on
Tuesday.
Con Estep, an old Confederate SOL
der, was among the men who had
become intoxicated. When he yelled
"Hurrah for JEFF Davis" C. prater. Il
young man in the crowd told Ester 10
shut up or he would kill him."
Enoch Bentley, another member OF the
crowd told Estep to "hurrah for any
one he pleased"
Prater turned upon Bentley and
emptied his pistol 1T short range. all
five shots taking effect. After he had
fallen, Bentley shot and killed Prater.
RUDE Morgan, a friend of Pratcr, who
shad shot Bentley after the latter had
fallen, fired at Tom and John Bow
ling, friends of Estep and then fled,
but he was shot and mortally wounded
by the Bowlings.
Bentley died soon after the shoot
ing and Morgan died two hours later.
During the fight John Sadler. belong
ing to the gang. was dangerously
wounded. The Bowlings were both
hit, but not fatally hurt.
An election bet had caused hard
feeling between Estep and Pratcr. Tue
excitement over the tragedy is in
tense and another clash OF the factions
is expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Southern States Want a Federal
Quarantine Law.
STATES RIGHTS ARE LAO ASIDE
Advanced Ideas Are Endorsed as to
Methods to Prevent Another Vel.
low Fever scourge-eovernor Mon
ta9ue Makes an Address.
(Bx Annotated rreau,

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 10
Fourteen Southern States, through
their governors. senator's. congress
men and other representative citizens
made their wishes known as 10 the
relations Of States TO the federal go;-
ernment in the matters of quarantine
and immigration.
Congressman John Sharp williams,
as chairman OF the quarantine com.
mittee presented report which IVES
adopted with but one dissenting vote,
Senator Mallory. of Florida.
Depends on United States.
The resolution requests Congress 20
enact law whereby coast, maritime
and national frontier quarantine shall
be placel exclusively under the control
and jurisdiction of the United States
government and that matters of in
ter-Ctate quarantine shall be placed
under the control and jurisdiction of
the federal government acting in CO.
operation with the several States. The
resolution also asks that Congress
make adequate appropriation to stamp
out the yellow fever carrying mos.
quito in the United States.
a second resolution urges upon the
Legislatures of the several Southern
States that they enact quarantine reg
ulations as nearly as possible in ac-
cordance with each other.
Good Aliens Are Wanted
Congressman L. j. Bowers, of Mis-
sissippi, chairman of the immigration
committee, presented the report Of
that committee. which vas adopted
by the unanimous vote of the conven-
ton. The resolution declares TINT
desirable emigration is needed in Or
der to develop the resources of the
South.
Governor Montague, of Virginia,
made an address at luncheon served
at Fort Aglethrope.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
REPUBLICAN GETS
HIS CERTIFICATE
ke!iam Loses no Time Qualifying as
Clerk of Princess Anne-Elly.
son Ran Behind Ticket.
(By Associated pressA

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 1O:-A. L.
kellam, Republican, who on the face
Of the returns defeated l.. Shipp, Dem
ocrat, by five majority for clerk OF the
court of Princess Anne county, was
today awarded Il certificate OF cleo
ton and, after Qualifying before Judge
Portlock, engaged counsel TO defend
his interests in Ships contest.
He refused to discuss Ships
charges.
The Princess Anne vote shows that
Democratic State Chairman Ellyson,
for lieutenant governor, ran behind his
ticket more than 100 votes; and ont
of 1,OS5 votes Benjamin r. Gnnter,
unopposed Democrat for State senate,
only received 72S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
lie Is Cars Cousin and viii Not
Pass Opinion on Outcome
of Rebellion.
NEW YORK CITY UNPROTECTED
British Admiral Says Gotham Could
Easily Be Destroyed by Hostile
FIeet-Lack of Defense of Metropo,
lis Creates Greatest Impression W.
on the Distinguished Visitor
(By n.soclatea rrenr.,

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Read Ad.
miral Prince Louis OF Battcnberg has
captured New York heart and soul.
PERHAPS the most interesting incl
dent of the second day of his visit 10
New York, was his informal recep-
tiCn of Il delegation of New York -
porters to his cabin tonight Evi-
IDENTITY thinking TO ask the Prince u
question which would evoke reply
out, of the ordinary, one of the re-
porters made bold to ask:
What does your highness think of
the conditions in Russia"
For moment there was pause
and then the Prince replied:
Russia Tender Subject.
Il am Il brother-in-law of Emperor
Nicholas and am also rear admiral
in the British navy. You are therefore
getting on thin ice. in fact. on no
ice at all, and think shall not a.
tempt 10 state"
We'll then, what does your highness
think of New York;" said the repol-
ter. What has impressed you most?p
The effect of Il war upon New
York" began the Prince, slowly. lis
what has impressed me most. In less
time than it takes my cook to fry
an omelet the combined fleets in the
river could reduce New York to atoms.
New York needs peace. War would
prove most disastrous to this city"
Guest of the Army.
Prince Louis today took luncheon
at Governors Island with Brigadiar
General Grant.
After luncheon the Prince attend
ed reception at the New York navy
yard, where Rear Admiral Coghan
was his host.
Tonight the Prince and $50 officers
of the two sQuadrons were the guests
of the Naval Academy alumni AT Il
banquet
The Prince will so 20 West Point
tomorrow where he will see the foot
ball game between West Point and
Carlisle Indians.
May the Best Man Win.
The chief athletic instructor of the
Drake announced today that during
the sQuadron's stay here there would
be pugilistic contest between Sailor
Kirby, champion welter-weight of the
English navy and Sailor Collins,
champion welter-we;ght of the United
States navy. Kirby is Il member Of
the crew of the Bedford, and Collins
OF the crew OF the Kearsarge. The
bout will be for purse of 800 and Il
cup offered by Prince Louis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
crorstadt Quiet at Last.

CRONSTADT, Nov. 10.-All is
quiet at Cronstadt. The mutinous
sailors have all submitted. Troops
are pouring into the oity from all di-
rection. beside machine guns, other
street artillery and battery of quick
firing field guns have arrived from ST.
Petersburg. The mutineers and row
kets and destroyed ten modern bust
ness blocks and many smaller stores.
The ilremen shared in the general
decentralization and many of them be-
came intoxicated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

arrested in connection with n recent
small robbery and the police were ig
norant OF the value OF their arrest
until at his arraignment today, Pres
colt said that his thefts could not b.
concealed much longer aud then con-
fessed.
Immediate search was made CT
pawnshops he named and the police
say they have recovered $4,000 worth
OF the stolen gems already. Prescott
obtained entrance to the houses he
robbed by securing employment in
them as painter. Prescott was later
sentenced ii five years in Sing Sing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

HELD FOR FEDERAL COURT.
Mike Heffron Given Hearing by Com
missioner Garrett.

missioner Garrett.
Mike Hebron, local agent for the
Atlantic Seamen's Union, who was ar.
rested Thursday by Deputy United
States Marshal Miller on the charge
of illegal shipping of seamen was held
fer the federal grand jury by United
States Commissioner a. G.. Garrett
yesterday morning. Hebron was
bailed for his appearance in the Fed.
eral Court at Norfolk, which convencs
next week, and his bond was placed
at $iO0. Mr.. b. II. Cofer was accepted
as bondsman.
When the case was heard yesterday
morning at 0 o'clock, Captain Enocn
Clayton, United States shipping com
missioner here, who swore out fie
warrant for Hebron. Major James
IIaughton and Mr.. A. ". Crump were
witnesses,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Virginia Hebrews Act.

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 1O.-At a
Meeting tonight the Hebrews OF Rlca-
mond subscribed nearly $1,000 to the
fund for relief of their harassed kins-
men across the seas. and took steps
that will result in memorial calling
on the United States government to
exert its influence toward preventing
for all times to come recurrence of
atrocities in Russia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Miners Want Big Increase.

PTTSBURG, PA, Nov. 10.--Whea
the miners OF the bituminous meet the
operators in January 10 arrange tho
wage scale for the coming year de-
mand will be made for II - per CEN.
increase. This was the official an
nouncement given out today by VIM
Dodds. secretary-treasurcr of district
No. United aline Workers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Sailors Turn Bandits.

LONDON. Nov. ia correspon-
dent at bucharest Romania, says that
he sailors of the Russian steamer Is
mail bound out from Odessa, Novem-
her with refugees mutinied at sea
and threatened the passengers with
death unless they gave up the money
and jcwcry. and that those unable
10 do so were thrown overheard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
100000 I'M GEMS
THIEF'S PLUMBER
Painter confesses to Robbing His Rich
New York City EN-
pioyers.
nv Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Nov. lO.--Confession
to the robbery of 100000 worth OF
gems from fashionable New York
homes in the last two years was made
today by Harold Prescott, a painte;.
His profit on pawning the jewelry,
Prescott said. was but little more than
$4,000.
Almost by accident the painter was
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
ODESSA Fears Another Riot.

ODESSA, Nov. 10.-Apprehcnsive of
Il renewal of the outbreaks here many
foreigners last night went on board
ships of their respective countries.
Ii has been officially ascertaineI
That there are upwards of 10000 suf
ferers from the recent reign of an.
archy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Shaw Rides Three Winners.
(By Associated ircss

NffN NsSociatCd IrCSS.J
NE WYORk, Nov. l0-Thc feature
OF the racing at Acuueduct today WAS
The brilliant riding of Jockey Shaw.
Out of four mounts lie rode three win.
ners and was unplaced in the other
-Four favoritCS were successful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Burglar scares Woman to Death
lDy Associated Pressh

WASHINGTON. N. j.. Nov. TO-
Mrs. George Bovine. 60 years old, was
frightened to death in struggle with
burglar in her home here today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
British sea.captain pies.
(Ry Assoclated Press.

NORFOLK, Nov. 10.-Captan W. j.
Lord, commander of the British steam.
ship Montauk. of the Norfolk ana
North Atlantic Steamship Co., died
in Sarah Leigh hospital here today
from malaria fever contracted in Sa-
vannah, Ga, where the Montauk LOAF.
cd for Liverpool.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
JACKSON'S HOME
FOR A HOSPITAL
Daughters of the Confederacy Decide
to Purchase the Generals
Old Dwelling.
tpy Associated PressO

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 1N.-The
Virginia division, Daughters of the
Confederacy, in annual session here.
today took steps providing for the pur.
chase of the old home of Stonewall
Jackson in Lexington. Va, and its
equipment and operation as hospital
Us memorial to the famous Confed,
crate leader.
The daughters also agreed TO en-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Elias WOMAN to Keep the Money.
nv AssncInted Pres,

NEW YORK, Eov. 10.-Thc arptl.
late division OF the New York State
Supreme Court today handed down Il
decision Diminishing suit brought by
John x. Plat, against Hanna Elias.
PIatt asserted he had given 10 her
under coercion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
SENATOR RElNDIcTED.
Burton, of Kansas, Has New Set of
Charges to Face.

fBy Associated f'ress.,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Thc federal
grand jury convened today and r.
turned an indictment this afternoon
against United States Senator Burton,
OF Kansas. Ii is stated that certain
features in the former indictment
against Senator Burton. which was
qnashcd, were remedied in this now
Indictment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Jefferson Hotel Contract Lei.

w UT" I7.IIIS fTtsHJ
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 10-The
Southern Contracting Company. If
Norfolk, Va. William pannill, manag.
or. was awarded the contract today
for iireproofng the new Jefferson lIo.
tel at Richmond, nj Il cost of $40. QUO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Democrats Win in Memphis.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 1O.-Com.
plete returns from yesterdays munich.
pal election give James H. Malone,
Democrat, 1920 majority over j. j.
Williams, the present incumbnt, for
mayor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

dorsc the movement of The Daughters
OF the Revolution toward n national
memorial i'll honor of Commodore
Maury
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Football.

0y Associated Prcss)
LEXINGTON, VA, Nov lO.--Vir.
einia Military Institute, 6; Davidson
College of North Carolina, S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

Mrs Fitzhcrbcrt became the wife
OF tho Prince OF Wales, afterwards
George ~. in December. 1885. Tho
marriage of the Prince was invalid
under English law, though It was
sanctioned by tho Roman Catholic
church. OF which Mrs. Fitzherbcrt was
{; member.
1t was expected tho papers in
Contts Bank would settle n question
which has agitated the British public
for moro than century, us to whether
there was issue from tho marriage,
bnt there is nothing in tho foregoing
dispatch to indicate that the. ,luoss,
ton has been solved. 's'e''-
II had long been reported that there
actually was II male child and that
this child emigrated TO the Unite1
States ana settled in Washington.
where he died several years ago after
piving quietly, but in good circum-
stances
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Tweed Croker Murphy Machine
Accuses Editors Supporters
Of Election Frauds.
NO BALLOT BOXES IN RIVER
Reward of $4,000 offered for the Coz.
viction of MccIclIand's Aidee-Men
Imported into Gotham to Vote the
Democratic Ticket at SIS Per Vote
Many Reporters Made SIS.
(sy Assoclntco rrrssA


NEW YORK. Nov. l0.-'ren indict-
mcn,s for violations of tho election
law. and TWO for assaults committed
az The polls at tho election last Tues.
day were today drawn up by tho grand
Jury.
Attorney General Mayer and State
superintendent OF Elections Morgan
have instituted n searching invcstiga.
ton of the alleged election frauds
which would he continued until tho
Legislature meets.
Prisoner Doors to Swing Open.
Tho situation today was described
by William II. Hearst as follows:
The law committee has discovered
many amazing things and the deeper
We so INTO this thing the uglier il
looks. We have evidence against
twelve district leaders, and | am conf.
dent that we shah send two or three
of them TO prison. am just as much
interested in the criminal prosecution
of this case as | am the recount. In
this case it makes no difference
whether | am elected or not in com.
parison with the greater duty of send.
ing criminals TO jail.
Hearst Offers $4,000 Reward.
1T was for this purpose, .'AIr.
Hearst added. "and to strengthen the
evidence against a certain district
leader that | made an offer of $4,000
reward today for such evidence be-
lieve that recount will show II differ
ence of 10000 votes in my favor"
Here Mr. Hearst said that many let
tiers had been received by his mann.
gers, purporiing to show that men
from Connecticut, Massachusetts and
New Jersey had come to New York on
election day, and after voting fifteen
or more times for the Tammany ticket
for which they received s. each time,
returned to their homes.
President Voorhis, of the board OF
elections, today said the talk about
missing ballot boxes was foolish.
Tammany Trumps up Charges.
1t was announced at Tammany Hall
today that Tammany district captains
have secured evidence showing frauds
committed by Hearst's supporters TN
election day. Several leaders said that
while n recount might lessen McClel-
lan's vote the counter charges of
fraud which they intend to bring
against the Hearst organization will
likewise bring about the lessening of
the Hearst vote and that in this way
an equal reduction will be made in
the votes. which not effect the result.
An offer was made in Wall street 10.
day 10 bet $4,000 against $50 900 that
w. X. Hearst will be seated as the
next mayor of New York
Two Ballot Boxes Found.
Two ballot boxes were found today
in n barber shop at 15G Third avenue,
one of them full OF half soiled and torn
ballots, and the other empty This
barber shop was the polling place OF
the First election district OF the Eigh-
teenth assembly district, which is the
district OF which Charles f. Murphy,
head of Tammany Hall is the leader.
Hearst watchers found the two boxes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
'oland to Feel Mailed Fist.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lot is
announced that martial law will be
declared throughout Poland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Martial Law Proclaimed.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lO.-Mar-
'ial law has been declared at Cron-
stadt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
ROOSEVELT ENDORSED.
Hardware Men Stand by the President
in His Railway War.

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. d. G., Nov. 10
The American Hardware Manufacture
ers' Association today endorsed Prcsi.
dent Roosevclts plans for railroad
rate legislation. Tho convention also
agreed 10 Il resolution approving "a
plan 20 rcOrganizc the American coa-
sular service on strictly business
basis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
King EDWARDS Title to Monarchy
May b. Wfested
From Him.
OLD PAPERS RECALL sc ANDAL
George " Was Legally Married to
Marie Anne Smythe. But the Cues.
ton is What Became of Her Alleged
Son Who Came to the United
States?
U.y Associated pross.>

LONDON, Nov. LILY permission
OF King Edward the Daily Chronicle
assert, II package of papers consigned
TO the care OF the Coutts Bank by
Mrs. Fitzherbert (NIarie Anne Smythe)
under the stipulation that it was not
to be oTened for long period, has
now after seventy years been opened
and proved to contain the marriage
certificate and other indisputnblc
proofs that George ~ was actually
married to Mrs. Fitzhcrbcrt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11

THE DAILY PRESS
lie the only newspaper
In Newport hews that
receives full Associated
isress report.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-24

better mex tracks an put mild er
tew 'twixt us n here fore we hev any
trouble. IT amt a-goin' t. be no Sun
day school. Eff they can. they re "a
goin' { tex us dead er live. Eff they
ever TUX us we would MT be with
shucks, nuther on us, efter courtmar-
tial"
II shall not permit you to CO." said
the baroness. They may be here now,
about the house in the dark. They
would shoot you, they would stab you,
they would cause you to die as you
went. No, | shall permit you not to
CO. There are four of them? Very
we'll; we shall fight here, we shall con-
uuer. We have a general, a count, mil
lonaire, a marquis, lawyer, an astron-
omer, scout and" she added, pat
ting me on the shoulder, ''le brave
capitaine I have four guns and three
pistols, and M'sieur Bell has arms also,
We shall conquer. We shall make
them bite the dust"
Gums, did we say? Jerushy Jane!
Lee s hev EN-" said D'ri
What did he call me? Mon Dieu!
Jerushy Jane! 1t is not l." said the
baroness.
Again explained the difficulty.
"Ain't very proper-spoke, said D'ri,
apclogetically. Jest wan t. say ct
them air guns er likely { come handy
here most any minute. Give us guns,
n we IL sock it to EN-"
1--WE shall sock it to them. we shall
indeed" said she. hurrying out of the
room. 1--WE shall make them to run
| for their lives"
They were all in the dining room
the men of the party-save the gen
eral. no could not be awakened. Guns