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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

Miss Lille Hoyt fiatly denied the ac-
cusation OF dishonesty filed against her
by Richard H. Boyne, deaf mute, who
specifically alleged that she had alb
stracted from one of his pockets the sum
of $16o while he was pleasuring in the
Cascade dance hall, on Pacific street,
where she was the stellar feminine at
traction While the charge was per-
fectly silly, she averred, and of her tri-
umphant acQuittal no sensible person
could entertain the least doubt, still she
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

following Saturday afternoon. The ad-
vance sale of seats for the two con-
certs will commence this morning. and
clean boxsheet will greet the long
line, the out-of-town orders being filed
after those in attendance this morning
are accommodated. Melba Is to have
unusually attractive people with her.
and one who is sure to please Is Sas-
soil, the young Italian harpist: Gill
bert, the noted barytone: Tenor Van
Hoose; Miss Llewela Davies. pianist.
and fiutist North are to be heard. as
will also an orchestra Of fifty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
Two Hundred Chickens Burn.

Two hundred chickens were lost last
night in a fire in the incubators Of
Ferdinand Prinz, Twenty first and Con-
necticut streets, but prompt work on
the part of the owner prevented a
greater catastrophe. The place Is q
chicken factory, where small birds are
hatched in incubators and two hundred
roasted chicks lay stark and cold. The
owners loss is placed at 5000, or 81 per
chick.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
NEW PORT OF ENTRY
CREATED IN NICARAGUA
Goods for Coco River Country Must
Hereafter Be Billed to
Deitrick

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The port at
Cape Gracias Dios. Northern Mic
aragua, has been closed and a new
port of entry has been created at Port
Deitrick. situated at the mouth OF the
Coco River. Hereafter all freight des-
tined for the Coco River country.
heretofore going to Cape Gracias a
Dios, must be billed to Port Deitrick.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
New Bishop of Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Feb. Rev.
James Henry Darlington Of Brooklyn
was to-day elected Bishop OF the new
Harrisburg diocese Of the Protestant
Episcopal church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pears

What is wanted of soap
for the skin is to wash it
clean and not hurt it.
Pure soap does that. This
is why we want pure soap;
and when we say pure.
we mean without alkali.
Pears is pure; no free
alkall. You can trust a
soap that has no biting in
it. that's Pears.
Established over 100 years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

Tell every child that he can succeed
IL he will try. Some very ignorant
parents blight hope in the children by
telling them they are no account.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

DOMESTIC PORTS.
ABERDEEN-Arrived Feb 1-Stmr Coro-
nado. hence Jan %
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

All torpidity OF the liver is prevented
by Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02
JURY DISAGREES IN CASE
OF SLOCUM INSPECTOR
Men Who Heard Trial of Iundberg.
Charged With Manslaughter,
Dismissed

NEW YORK, Feb. THE jury in
the case Of Henry Lundberg. former
assistant inspector of steam vessels.
charged with manslaughter in con-
nection with the General Slocum dis
aster, disagreed and was discharged.
EUREKA, Feb. while At work on
mill pond near the Eel River Valley Lumbar
Company's plant at Sewberg, thirty miles dis
mt from Eureka, Andrew Hanson in sunni
ing from one log to another. lost his footing
and drowned without making any effort TO
save himself.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-02

There is apparently an unusual
amount of interest in the coming ap-
pearances here of Melba and her COM
pany at the Alhambra Theater next
Tuesday night. February Z. and the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Ono Of PhiIadeIpIlla's Finest"
Had Police Court and States
Prison Record.
BOUNCED BY DIRECTOR POTTER
Chief OF Bureau of Highways, Resigns
"!or Good of tho Scrvicc"- Colonel
Potter informs subordnatcs in His
Department That Payment of Polit-
cal Assessments is Not Compulsory.
nly Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA, IA, June 5.-At
tn: request Of Mayor Weaver. William
II. Broukc. chief CT the bureau Of high
ways tnllay resigned from Office. the
resignation taking effect Immediately.
Mr.. Brooks Is The first bureau chief
dismissed under the new political con.
Iitions inausUratcd by the mayor. His
successor has not yet been named.
For the good of tho service" is the
reason given by Mayor Weaver for
asking for the resignation. Mr.. l'rooks
had boon in the highways department
upward of ten years.
The new directors Of the department
of public safety and public works are
making thorough examination Of
their department.
Policeman With Record.
To-day Director OF Public Safety
Potter, discovered that policeman
who was recently appointed had been
arrested once for larceny. once for
highway robbery four tines for breach
of the peace. three times for tlrunkeu.
ncss, and had also served two years IN
prison Cor assault andes, battery !. He
was Immediately dismissed from The
service as unfit to be OH The police
| force"
Colonel Sheldon Potter. the new Ill
r"ct3r of the department Of public
safety today issued instructions to the
employees i'll the seven bureaus under
iital assessments shall not be cen
mlsCry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
JIMMY BURNS"
is RECAPTURED
Alleged Postoticc Money Order Forgcr.
Who Escaped in Wilmington
Taken Again.
tlsy Associated prcssA

WiLNlINGTON, n. c.. June g.
Jimmy" Burns, the alleged negro
m'stoilicc money order furSrr who is
charged with operating extensively in
Ibis State, Georgia and Tennessee"
and who WAS brought hero recently
fr1m Savannah II be- tried in the fcd-
cral court, was ono of twelve prison
crs who escaped from the county Jail
between | AMI > o'clock this morning.
The prisoners were confined in n
coll AMI during the night orc OF them
fciSncd illnrss. calling upon the iailor,
vino opened The cell door to hand tie
sick man "cmc mcdiciuo. The prison
crs, all negroes. uvcrrowcrcd the Jail
or and rushed through the residential
ptrticn Of the building and out to tic
street
Jimmy" Burns was subsequently
captured and returned with two.uf The
State prisoners to the Jail here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
RUSSIANS PUTT
UP TO ENQUIST
Admiralty Leaves Matter of Informing
Entirely in Judgment of Es-
capped Admiral.
UBy Associated i,rcss.)

ST. pErERSBuRG. June 5.--7:3
y. m--Isoth tha forcisa Office and the
admiralty SAY the decision whether to
arm the three Russian cruisers at Ma.
lila or effect repairs there and en-
!carpr 10 reach a Russian port VAS
lc!t in Admiral Enuuijt's hands To de-
trrminc according 10 his hest iuhg-
ncnt Little doubt was felt that tn.
cruisers would lc informed until the
end or tho war, as before the repairs;
whirl l;nluist thinks arc imperative,
could hr eiIrctch. "a Jaapnc;c squadron
would he off CCrrcsidor Island. wait,
my to capture or sink them
The admiralty has given niit Il cal
lch statement of The dead and wuHnd.
III on beard the three cruisers at Ma.
Mia. bi,t asserts that nc report from.
Rear Admiral Nchogatof has yet Icon
received,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
3cactlonaries in st. Petersburg
Get Behind imperial Puppet
and Make HIM Move.
LIKE BOLT FROM A CLEAR SKY
Niy Assncintcd Press.l

81 PET ERSBURG. June Is 03
a. Emperor Nicholas ukasc vir.
tua!iy creating Governor General Trc-
rolf dictator. has caused Il mighty sen.
salitn. II is the imperial recognition
IF the crisis; in the internal affairs OF
Russia
Tie future of Constantine pctrOvilcil
EohetlonosisclT, chief procurator of
The Holy Synod. looms large lie left
What many believed to he his dyin.
bed last Thursday and went to Tsark
soc-Selo. whore he spent almost the
entire day with his majesty.
Tho ukaSr came like bolt from Il
clear sky. VI. Bouli.n. minister of
the interior Immediately resigned anil
i is not Improbable that other minis
tors will fttlGw suit. 1t is runurc,l
in the city that Count Iansdorff. the
foreign minister .ha; already placed
his resignation in the hands of the en-.
pcror and that he will be succeeded by
NJ. Muravi"ff, former minister of JUS
i'N>' anu INV ttitlDtHSttlVl at ttN' jflt..
Admiral AlcXicfT has also demanded
the acceptance Ct his resignation.
Nj. Stnrmer. an extreme rcactinnary
who belongs tn the Won llchvc school
1t IS commonly reported. will succeed
Nj. l'oulisin as minister of the interior
The decision of the Emperor I'M
doubtcdly WAS prccipiatcd by the Rus
sian disaster in The sca of Japan. aIm
threatened peace demonstrations. the
first of which was TO be Il big meeting
OF IrmstvoIafs and journalists at Mos
COW today, which General rrcpcff il
his first ac. prohibited. With the OK
ira weight on the safely valve and
with the fires of Internal agitation
turning holly there may be an explu
sion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
BIG LINER ASHORE
IN HEAVY STORM
Struck on Point Lookout. to East of
Jores' Inlet Near Frecport-
Name Unknown.
(By Associated Press,

NEW YORK. June Ga big incon.-
ing steamship went ashore late last
night nfl Point Lockout. to the cast of
Jones Inlet. near Frcrport. l.. I.
The steamship is supposed to he II
liner but until long after midnight il
had Dccn impossible To learn her
name. The sea is running extremely
high AMI The tcoplc of Frccport dared
not 20 far enough in boats To lc
anything about the stranded vessel.
Thr Steamship blew loud and lon.
continued distress signals for an hour
and then Eegan burning rcd. blue
white and green signals. which ap
parcntly were unanswered from
source
The life saving statiols at I'recpori
is abandoned. there being cily on.
man III charge. The steamship stop
ped signalling about 1890 o'clock If
ter being ashore for an hour and 81
minutes. ani iit gan playing two search
lights in an cffcit to locate her posi-
tich.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06

went 10 IL house on The formers place,
anu ordered Pave Garden leigh to re-
turn Il chill. which il is claimed l,ai
nninhcr Of negroes at the house al
tackled The Mcl.ancs AMI several shots
were exchanged, the elder McLane be-
i'll. Instantly killed and Il son of IIciSh
being shot To death. Several men,
hers OF the party OF negroes arc bling.
pursued hy Il hundred armed white
men who threaten lynching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
is DETERMINED
TO CONTINUE WAR
Presidents Move For Peace Reuardc i
in Russia in Purely Informal
Light.
Nlv Associutcd rrcss.l

ST. PETERSBURG June 5.-7:l5 D.
m.-Thc interview between I'rcsi,lcn.
Roosevelt and Ambassador Cassni at
Washington, regarding peace in the
Far East. has not hurnr fruit here. For.
ciSn Minister l.amStlorfr has not visit
cd 'rsarksoc-S hut will lay Count
Cassini's dispatch before the Emperor
tomorrow. the regular au;iicncc day.
The Associated Press WAS informed
at The foreign Office that Count Cas-
SIM $ report places the whole convCr-
saliun in Il purely informal light, and
il is expected that itussia's answer
wili'br returned in an equally infurina!
manner. The officials did not llcsitatc
tn express The opinion that the deter.
minntion to continue the war was fixed
aud definite. .-.-s--7- 80. ---< -. i
They seemed pleased with Prcsi
dent ioOscvclt's friendly spirit which
was manifested in sucE Il form as MOI
tn require Il fcrinal reply. AmIlss;i.
dur Never did mt receive any dis.
Patches on tho subject during the day
and after Tie HITTER Of excitement in
diplomatic circles caused hv The press
dispatches regarding the Washington
interview The representatives Of the
powers here are disguised 10 look upon
the attempts To end The war MS fruit
less until after another land battle
ut least
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
RACE RIOT IN THE
PALMETTO STATE
Ore White Man and One Negro Killed /;
Four Wounded-Possc Threat
ems to Lynch.
Thy Associated Press,

AUGUSTA, ga, June "a rare riot
at Turner. S G., has resulted in the
death Of Burrell McLane. white man.
the serious woiinding of his son. The
death of one negro and the wOumling
of three others. II is said the white
population of the community is in arms
AMI Sllerifr Raiborne and Coroner Ow.
ems, of Aiken county at once wen.
to the scene OF the trouble.
McLane and son yesterday afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
(gy AssocIated rrcss.l

MOSCOW. June G-2 is Il. m.-Thc
meeting of the AllEussian Zcmstvu
Congress. called for to-day. for which
$50 delegates frcm various Zemslvps
and municipalities, Including the NAV.
ori OF twenty-five cities, arrived hers.
yesterday and at which ii was pro
pcsGL 10 introduce resolutions callin:,
for The Immediate cessation Of hostili-
ties. las been prohibited.
Tie Greer Of prohibition. Which ar
rived only late last night. has aroused
the greatest indignation and recent
D.cmt.
To DEFY She Government
Many of the delegates arc sletcrmin.
cd ic defy The government and to pro
coed with The congress. in which
event trouble may he expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
DESPERATE NEGRO
BREAKS FROM JAIL
WinsIow Gaines. Alleged Murderer.
Dashes Out of Charles City
County Lookup.
(spccial to the DAILY Press,

RICHMOND, VA. June 5--Wins-
low Gaines. negro. confined III
Charles City county Jail awaiting Trial
on the charge nj numbering All old no.
$40 woman. has escaped.
Slicrih' J. +. Nance had just unlock
eel his cell To sivc him breakfast this
morning. when the man made 4 dash
pverturnns the big sheriff and tho
breakfast lie gained tho woods de-
site two shots fired at him and is now
hc!ns sought. He is Il desperate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06

Hal Advent of Russian Revolution.
ST. PErEliSBUl;G. June 5-Thc
union IF Russian Journalists to-day
chartered - steamer ar,l cruiscd il,
The Nova TOR six hours sn MS 10 hold
Il meeting free from police Interior
enec. The meeting passed rcsou-
ton demanding IL constitution assem-
bly, AMI hailing The advent Of Il Rus
sian revolution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06

Tho more radical "f The delegates
ate proposing measures of an extreme
iypc ami there Is The greatest anxiety
over The probable developments to-day.
pci''sitrs representing The social
rcv"!u:itnists ana The league of
icasu"s' are also in the city an an If
fort is being made among them to
agree on Il msi; for common action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Walls Of Saloon Cave In.
(SpucIaI tn the Daily Press,

RICHMOND. VA. June 5-'rhc walls
cf a. Moschc,ti's saloon. on l.as,
Main street, began slowly to cac il.
tonight. The inmates evacuated and
the saloon is now wide open and keep.
ing itself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Master PLUMBERS Convention.

y
ATLANTA GA. June 5-DciceatcS
to The National Convention of Master
Plumbers are arriving here hy every
train. II is expected that at loas.
La, will he in attendance when Prc&i
dent David Craig, of Boston. calls the
convention to order tomorrow morn
Ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Montague Speaks at Manassas.
Especial to the Daily Prcss.)

RICHMOND, VA, June 5.-C0ver-
nor Montague made his first political
speech in Prince William county at
Manassas to-day a large crowd heard
him. The Governors speech was along
his m.ual lines, except that lie com
piancd of treatment by certain papers
of the state
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Takahira and Teddy Again Confer.
(lSy Associated prcss)

WASHINGTON. n. C., June 5.-Mr.
Takahira, The Japanese minister. was
again in conference at The White House
Tonight with the President He called
shortly after dinner and presented six
visiting Japanese 10 the President.
and after they left he remained ior
conference
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
MINE FOREMAN is
SHOT IN TIE BACK
Greene County Natives in Fcud With
Owners Of High Top Copper Mine
Show Dispcasure.
Especial To Tho Daily Press,

RICiIMnNn. VA. June s. Because
"f Il fcul between the mine owners
AMI the natives many of whom have
hern elected ;:n Effort was made vcs-
tcrlay to kill Samuel Purcell. foreman
Of the High Top copper mircs. Greene
county. lie vas wounded in the Lack
with bird shot and painfully hurt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Or. Landrum Unanimously Chosen.
(By Associated Prcss.)

MACON. GA, June 5.-At a meeting;
CT the board Of trustees of Mercer Unit
vcrsity tcrigh:. Rev Or w w. Land
rum pastor of the First baptist
church. of Atlanta, was unanimously
elected president to succeed Rev. +
d. Pollock. resigned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
VESSELS INJURED IN BATTLE
Nava! Authorities at Washington Dc.
eide That Damage Received at
Hands of Enemy Docs Not Come
urdcr Hcaa of Permissible Repairs
-Enauist Will Probably Stay.
iRy Assoclntcd Press J

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 5--Ad.
mirdl i!nquist will not lie allowed To
repair lis SHIPS at Manila. This gov
crnmcnt has decided that as the in.
juries Ia the vessels were not caused
either by The sea or storm they will b.
obliged tn refuse permission for the
Vessels to he repaired there. To-Day
Secretary raft cabled the following.
instructions tc the governor at Manil.,
rtsading the :;lirs.
"'rimc cannot lac given for The repair
Of the injuries received In battle.
Therefore. the vessels cannot he re-
paired unless informed until the end of
hcstiliiGs"
Admiral Train has been instructed
accordingly. Ii was stated by Score.
tary Taft, that il the Russian vcs.
sells agreed 20 leave Manila in their
condition they were welcome 10 do
so, but as il did not appear that they
suffered from ai.y damage caused Ey
The sea or storm this government WAS
Obliged To take the position above ont.
lined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Tornado Hits New York Town.

DlNGHAMTON. N. Y. June ga
tornado swept across a corner of thi:;
city ut about ll:l5 O'clock tonight.
Many houses were blown down and Il.
Is reported tl:at several persons have
been killed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
14.coo Killed in .he Battle.

LONDON. June G.-Thc Toxic Ger.
responder, of The DAILY Telegraph
says The Total Russian casualties in
The naval battle were lI,00O persisted.
4,G00 captured, 5000 ESCAPED.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06

t. Rear Admiral Train who is 10 he in
supreme charge OF the informed YES.
s,ls This action WAS followed wll,l:
the Lena put into San Francisco.
Believed EnQuist Will Intern
Tho instructions IN Admiral Train.
when completed will be approved !y
Inc secretary and cabl"d III Manila in
The expectations that Admiral fnuuist
will forthwith decide to intern in view
of tlu, bud condition OF his vessels.
The Japanese minister here, having
Formally inquired of the department of
state, what action the United States
government intends to take respecting
the Russian war vessels now in Manila
Bay -NctiaS Secretary loc:nis today
responded that these vessels would be
intcrncd. provided they did not leave
the harbor nj once. This exchange,
has taken place in order to formally cs.
tahlish The responsibility Of the United
States Ter the detention uf the vessels
in Manila harlor until The end of hos
liltirs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
BOOMING AcKERs.
Fricncs Want Him tc Run For Lieu.
tenant Governor.
Especial to the Daily Prcss)

Especial to the Daily Prcss)
RICHMOND. VA, June 5.--The Sey.
cnth district Republicans are en!eav.
uins 10 induce former State Senator
John Ackcr. Of Rockingham. TO run for
the Office CT lieuteauut governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Policy Of Strict Neutrality.

The Presidents decision regarding
the disposition of tho Russian vessels
at Manila, That they shall intern or
put To sea is. il is sail here. in accord
ancc will The hest naval opinion and
is in pursuit of lie policy of strict nc,i-
trality followed by the Washington
government from the beginning of tho
war.
II is specifically declared that there is
no intention to show The slightest ra.
vGritisnl in The matter and everything
possible will BIZ done for the cnnfo
of the wounded Russians. The ships
when informed will. OF course be al.
lowed To lio put in habiiablc condition
and %ncII repairs as are nee eSs;iry "a
Keep them alloat will be allowed.
The decision OF the President was
announced after conference will Ser.
rciarieS Morton and Taft Rear AL
miral Converse. chief Of the bu:cau
OF navigation. personally took charge
OF tic preparation Of the instructions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Thinks Rojcstvensky Will Get Wei.

Thinks Rojcstvensky Will Get Wei.
TOXIC. June 5.--2:30 y. m-Thc
chief surgeon of The Sascho naval hos
pital reports that Admiral Roicsivcn-
skyS condition is favorable lis
pulse and temperature continue nor
NAL. There is no sign Of brain COM
plcation.
On the insi:Ie of The right thigh there
is brlisc as large rs The palm Of n
hand, and Il picccd wcund in t!.1
lift foot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
laps Waiting For Them.

LGiiDuN. June 1.-The Manila cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says II is
reported that seven Japanese torpedo
boat dcstroycrs arc waiting Off Core.
gitnr island.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
President Alderman Doctor of Laws.

President Alderman Doctor Of Laws.
Uiy Associated Prcss)
NEW YORK. June 5.-rhc tit .rcc u'
'l'mtnr uf laws WAS to-day conferred on
President Edwin ~. Alderman. of The
University Of Virginia, by Columbia
University.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
Placed Unjer Arrest, he Becomes
Violent aud Deuounccs Sheriff
in Emphatic Language.
GIVEN TWO HOURS IN ">OOLER'
Hugh Niece, President Of Tuck priv
ers' Union Taken Into Custody at
Same Tine on Same chsrgc-"slue
gers Still at Work--Str<e Lead
ers Win Important Legal Victory.
tl3v Associated Prcsa.l

CHICAGO. Ills. June J.-Cornrlils
i. Shea. president Of the International
Brotherhood Of Transfers and lead q:
in tho strike which has existed in CHI
caSo for The last two months WAS ar
rested and taken to jai! tonight With
him OH the journey from the saluon in
winch he WAS arrested 10 the Office Of
the sheriii and then to the jail. WA;
Hugh Mc'icc. president of The Truck
Drivers Union. Both men were taken
into custody on capiascs issuc,l On in
dictmcnts charging them with conspr-
acy which were voted by Inc grand
jury that adjourned last Saturday
night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-06
CONGRESS.
DEFIES GOVERNMENT
Meeting in Moscow, Scheduled for Today, Has Been
Prohibited, But Members of Body Declare That
They Will Hold Session in Spite of Order.
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