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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22

THE DAILY PRESS
.ls the only newspaper
In Newport News that
receives full Associated
Press report.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
With the Golf Players.
(By AssociattG Press.l

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Robert Alb.
hott. of Yale, defeated Ellis Knowles.
of. Yale. in the intercollegiate golf
tournament at Garden City. l.. T.. to.
day. 3 up and to play, thus winning
the championship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Natchez.

NATCHEZ. MISS, Oct. 2l.-There
were no new cases of yellow fever
and no suspicious cases are known tn
the physicians. "Wednesday will he
final fumigation day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
FRENCH ARSENAL SET ON FIRE.
Three Submarine Boats Badly Dam.
aged at the cherhoura Yard.
by Associntel Pr

CHERBOuRG. Oct. 2l.-An incen.
diary fire today at the arsenal hero,
where three submarine boats are be-
ing built. did serious damage TO the
heats and other property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Two Poles Killed.

ELMlRA. MICH, Oct. 1.-Two Po-
fish trackmen were killed and six ia
tally injured today near here when
IL locomotive rolled down an en-
bahkment where the men were ct
work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
RUSSIAN RAILROADS
BADLY CRIPPLED
Workmen Just Strike to Show the
Government How Strong They
Are-sociallsts In Movement.
(Rv Associated press.N

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2l.-The
strike of railroad employees assumed a
serious aspect today when with the
three great trunk lines out of Mos
COW completely tied up and the other
Moscow roads embarrassed, were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives Home.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct. 2l-Mra.
Roosevelt arrived in Washington to-
day. Mrs. Roosevelt was in eXccllenl
health and had enjoyed the rriE
greatly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Mississlppi.

JACKSON. MISS. Oct. 2l.-The vel.
low fever reports received at the
state board of health Office tonight
were very meagre, several of the
health officers in anticipation OF frost
failing to send in their usual sum.
mary. The reports received show 3
new cases
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
One Less Einanci,r.

BUFFALO, N. y, Oct. 2l.-AlonZo
l.. Whiteman, OF Danville. *. y. WAS
Fidelity Trust Company, of Buffalo,
hy means OF forged and reased checl.s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Strike up In Richmond at Last
Gets Into the State
- Courts.
EMPLOYERS LONG IN CHARGES
Many Of the Men Have Been Served
With Notices Which Service Came
sLike a Bomb Shell From the camp
Sot Their Former eosses-Answers
Ito Be Made.


- Especial to the Daily Press)
5hlCHMUND. VA, DC. 1.-THE
ptinters strike now ON in Richmond,
yesterday assumed a sensational
Ehase. Every job printing establish
ment in the city, save one, united IN
agprayer to Judge Daniel Grinnan. of
lnc Chancery Court in sweeping IN.
junction against Typographical Union
'fp. 20. as n whole, and 81 OF ITS
members as individuals TO restrain
them as an organization and as IN.
dwiduals from interfering with tne
business arrangements OF the printing
establishments.
Judge Grinnan granted temporary
injunction which is returnable Novem.
her 6.
= Unions Turn Gomez Next.
In the meantime the union or any
member thereof can go before the
court with motion 10 dissolve the in
junction. and the probability is thar
this will be done either on Monday or
|!i'nesday.
s Notice was tonight served on the
fmajcrity OF the members OF the union
aaph the service was bomb shell N
camp; The, only jobbing .estap,
lishment in the city Which did nos
sign the petition was that OF j. ".
Ferguson and Son, who, it is under.
stood, have complied with the de-
mands of the strikers and are no
longer in the fight.
Serious Charges Are Made.
The petition asserts that the
methods employed by the strikers TO
hinder men from taking the cases
they had deserted were unlawful ana
revolutionary; that men employed by
the petitioners TO take the places OF
the strikers had been bull-aozed ana
threatened and that even bribing had
heen attempted, and that in various
and sundry ways the action OF the
union members had been TO the detri.
ment, injury and ruin OF the private
business OF the petitioners.
The petition is sustained by many
afiidavits of persons who claim TO
have personal knowledge of the facts
set forth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
California Rat.k Closed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-'rhe
United Bank and Trust Company was
closed today by the State board or
bank commissioners rs it is insol".
cnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
FARMER TAKES A TwiRL.
He Gets Mixed Up With Shaft and
Ii Does the Res.

UNION. S. c., Oct. 2l.-Caught in a
rapidly-revolving shafting of cotton
SIN, E. V. Going, farmer. was whirled
through the air fifty times before tbs
machinery could be stopped.
His clothing was torn into shreds,
even his shoes being torn off. His in.
jnrlcs may prove fatal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
LIVE WIRE KILLS TWO MEN.
While Chasing His Hat First Is killee

and Other Tries to Remove Him.
Especial to the Daily FresS.)
CHATSW ORTIZ. MICH, Oct. 21.-
Joseph Turpis. of ST. Louis. was in.
stantly killed by coming in contact
with an electric wire while chasing
his hat,
William Meister. in attempting TO
drag the mans body from the wire.
mel with n similar fate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Oct 2l.-The
fever summary for tonight Is; New
cases. s; total cases, 464; deaths. ] ::
total deaths, G5; discharged. 279; IN.
der treatment, 100.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
President Arrives In the Historic
and Old TOwn Of 81.
Augustine.
PRETTY GIRLS THROW FLOWERS
He Continues His Journey Through
Georgia Into Florida, Where tie Is
Made Welcome by the Entire Popu.
iation-speaks at Jacksonville Tn.
on the Big Ditch.
(Bx AssacIatea ersanA

JACkSONNli.LIt, FLA. Oct. 2i.-
The Presidential party arrived here
az 1880 this morning. On it's arrival
AT the depot where thousands OF cheer
ing people had gathered, special re-
cepton committee OF 100 leading ctri.
zens lined up, making passageway
through the depot TO the street, wherc
carriages were in w1nting. The spr-
cial committee consisting OF Cover
nor Broward, Mayor Nolan, President
Warner, of the hoard of trade: Uniten
States Senator laliferro Malloy, and
congressman Sparkmnn, Lamar and
Clark, and Editors Wilson and Car.
TER, met the President at his car.
Does Not Look Tired.
The President looked fresh and Wig.
orous after nights sleep and ex.
pressed himself as delighted with be-
ing in Florida. The day was all THAI
one could wish tor. After driving
through the principal streets IN the
city. the President was taken TO tho
Seminole Club, in the principal square
oil lhe city, where thousands OF people
greeted him with rousing cheers IA
he made his appearance on the bnl,
cony. Mayor Nolan welcomed the
PRESIDENT in behalf of the city ami
introduced Governor Broward. VINO
presented the President to the multi.
tude.
Builds the Canal
The President in the course il his
remarks in this city reviewed the
work done upon the Panama canal ana
he told of the advantages that it wo,lf
prove to the Southern and pncinc
States. And in very short while, he
said, there would be results thnt woilu
surely he satisfactory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
JACK FROST KNOCKS
YELLOW JACK OUT
Only One Death Reported and That
One Is From Pensacoia-eig I'm.
provement Noted.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2l.-Report
to p. m. New cases, Z; total, 1889.
Deaths, 0: total. ia5. New foc. ..
Under treatment, %. Discharged,
1882
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Negro Boy Killed While Hun,ino

tSneo al 10 the Daily Press.)
bon AIR, Oct. 21-Tom Hicks, n
col0red boy. was shot and killed yes
terday while hunting His COMPANION.
Norvell Woodbridge, is supposed 10
have fired the fatal shot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-22
Vickshurq.

VICKSBURG, MISS, Oct. 2l.-No
new cases and no deaths is the vel,
low fever record for the last twenty
four hours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
Scientist Produces Data
to Prove That Deadly Adul-
terations Kill4Nearly Half
Million Infants a Year
ASTOUNDING FIGURES
ON CHILD MURDER
Sixty Per Cent of the Total
Deaths Among Children
Charged to the Rapacity
of Constituencies Dealers
Special Dispatch to Tie CAN.

CHICAGO, April 1.-Nearly a half
million babies. it is said, died in the
United States last year from the ef-
fects of aduIterated infant foods, poi
sons used in coIoring butter and candy,
formeldehyde in milk and other impure
articles Of diet made by fraudulent
manufacturers.
Data to prove this assertion was pro-
duced before a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the National Associa-
tion of State Dairy and Food Depart
ments, which met to-day in this city.
The assertion of the enormous fatal
ity among infants last year resulting
from impure food was made by j. n.
Hurry. secretary of the Indiana State
Board of Health Hurry produced fig
ures 10 show that 65 per cent of the
total deaths of infants in America last
year were due to poisons administered
in impure foods and deadly connections
placed on the market by fraudulent
food manufacturers. He produced sta
tlstics to show that more than 7000 900
infants died in the United States last
year.
If Mr.. Hurly's figures are correct, .
said Mr.. Pierce. "and / believe that
they are. an army of 4550O0 infants
was murdered last year by food adul-
terations. They were poisoned by in
fant foods and dyes and chemicals con-
tanned in the diet their mothers have
fed them in an effort to appease their
appetites. TO satisfy their natural de-
sire for nourishment and TO rear them
healthfully to maturity.
When such conditions are harrassing
our land, when these baby killing food
adulterators are permitted to blight our
homes, feeding on the lives of our chill
dren to fatten their purses, is it not
time that pure food workers regarded
some other subject as of greater import
than whisky, to the adulteration of
which they have lately devoted most
of their inquiries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
GREENE HELPS
CASTRO FOES
Special Dispatch to The Call

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, April Charges that
General Francis " Greene. as one of
the officers of the asphalt trust, drew a
draft for 500, 600 for the support of the
Matos revolution against President
Castro, and that the New York and
Bermudez Company entered into an al
lance with the revolutionists, are en-
braced in a decision of the Federal Dis
trict Court of Venezuela, rendered on
March IA.
This decision was in denial of the
motion made by the New York and
Bermudez Company for the dismissal of
the action Of the court to compel the
company to pay damages to Venezuela
for having aided the revolution
General Greene in an interview with
Secretary Hay and in affidavits by him
self and others have refuted these
charges to the State Department.
CARACAS. Venezuela, April Fran
cisco Arroyo Parejo, Attorney General
of Venezuela, to-day outlined the
grounds taken by the Supreme Court
in it's decision to annul the French Ca
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

BILE Company's contract
The company contracted to construct
submarine cable between La Guayra
and the United States, but it built a
land line over Santo Domingo. and re-
peated Dominican revolutions inter-
rupted it. causing loss to Venezuelan
commerce. The company also contract
ed to construct national coastwise ca
bles, but made the line international
from Porto Cabello to Coro by touch
ing the Dutch island of Curacao"
OF the New York and Bermudez As
phalt Company case the Attorney Gen.
eral said:
Venezuela has not confiscated the
New York and Bermudez Company's
property 1t is Professionally in charge
of a receiver. who is responsible to the
court and who makes a monthly finan-
cial report to the court. The receiver,
and not the Government, holds the
property IN trust When the receiver
ship ends full accounting win be
made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
little transaction.
LIVES IN REGAL STYLE.

Baron Won Nolken is an ex-army off,
Ger and passed through the general
staff academy. He is said to be the first
officer having this distinction who has
entered the police service. But the
Baron enjoys living well, and he prob
ably saw that there was a better op-
portunity of gratifying his desires in
this direction In the police service than
in following a military career. He went
to Warsaw from ST. Petersburg year
ago, where he was cne of the police
chiefs, and had command of the mount
ed division. In Warsaw he receives
salary of 5000 rubles (s4500) and has a
handsome suite of apartments in the
City Hall, carriages, horses, servants
and all kinds of extra allowances. He
has also a large secret service fund at
his disposal, regarding the expenditure
of which no questions are asked.
The chief lives in grand style and Is
said to spend at least three times his
official salary. There are many ways
in which a Russian chief of police can
add to his income, and report says that
certain Jewish resident in Warsaw,
who is looked on as a sort of interme-
diary of the Baron, knows most if not
all Of them.
Baron Won Nolken is a handsome man
in the prime of life, with very courtly
manners, which he probably acquired
during some time spent in the consul
lar and diplomatic service. When in
full uniform his breast is covered with
an array of orders and decorations,
Russian and foreign. which few Rus
sian officials of his age can display.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
BANK is SHORT
NEARLY 100000

CLEVELAND. April 1.-Representa-
tives of various surety companies have
been investigating the condition Of at
fairs at the Citizens Savings Bank in
Lorian, and report that the actual
shortage amounts TO 100000, but Of that
amount $4,000 has been turned back.
1t Is said that the taking of the banks
money by it's employees was begun in
1908, at least half of the shortage hav-
ing occurred in that year. The shortage
to be made good is $4,000.
The city of Lorain funds. amounting
to about s25, 900. which were deposited
In the bank by City Treasurer A. H
Babcock, are secured by a depository
bond for SIS, 900. This will save the city
from loss.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

In community in the civilized world Hoods Sarapara
today the recognized standard spring
increased with each successive fame has been spread
by those who have
been discovered nabe
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
The Best Spring Medicine

who down 1t the only unfang for
that feeling" weldefned of chronic condition
dangerous the blood
impossible withstand the attack
fatal diseases victims only those whose blood
impoverished and whose system is deranged
wynne N j. whose appears
been Without appetite weak and finally
the effects Of
blood grateful OF Hoods Sarpara
res her ug hospital her with specialist
a
About suggested Hoods saraparls
husband bottle, from the bottle began
took number Of bottles that terrible affection.
Now leans mquite wel and feel
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
POLES HATE
GOV ERN0R
GENERAL.
Continued From Page 20, Column s.

ed. but the visitor left the palace very.
hastily. q
General Tschertkoff was appointed
Governor General of Warsaw in 1900.
1t is said that when offered the po-
sition, he told his Majesty that he
feared he was too old Che was then ID,
but the Car replied that made no diff
ference, he need do nothing, his sub
ordinates would do all the work.
General Tschertkoff took the position,
and inspired by an intense hatred of,
the Poles, entered upon his new duties
with great zest, in spite of his adj
vanced age. He has missed no oppor-
tunity Of displaying his anfmosity to
Poland and everything connected there
with. The always obnoxious press, cen
scrship has become doubly severe un-
der his rule. The Catholic clergy has
been prosecuted to the last degree, and
he has thwarted every attempt of the
Poles to obtain any concessions from
the imperial Government at st. Peters
burg. Even the Russians detest him,
and his departure from Warsaw, which
is expected to take place within the
next month, will be the occasion of
much private rejoicing.
When in his prime General Tschert-
kcff was handsome man of dignified
presence, but his age and infirmities
render him now somewhat pitiable
figure
UNPOPULAR Won NOLKEN.
If General Tschertkoff is the most
hated man in all Poland, then Baron
Carl Won Nolken, chief of the Warsaw
police, who was recently injured by a
bomb, can claim the same distinction
as regards the ancient capital of Po-
land. And this is no libel on the chief,
as he has frankly admitted that he
knows that he is hated. He has no easy
task to maintain public order in city
of 1000 people. nearly all of whom
may be regarded as hostile popula-
ton. And the police force is ridicu-
lously inadequate to cope with the sit
uation. Its full strength is barely 1000
men and Warsaw has over 1000 known
criminals and thugs of the most des-
perate class. Four "hooligans" to every
policeman, and all armed with revol-
vers infinitely superior to the police
PAGES.
There is an interesting and typically
Russian story now being told in War
saw about these revolvers. During the
disturbance in January the police
found them perfectly useless and re-
ported that a bullet fired from them
wouldn't penetrate the skin of per-
son three PAGES away. Orders were,
therefore, given for new revolvers to
be purchased, and the commission was
intrusted to dashing cavalry colonel
of ar1stocratic lineage and one of the
foremost figures IN Warsaw official so
ciety. The colonel bought the revol-
vers at IL rubles (s6) each and they
were handed out to the men. But they
speedily proved TO be of less Service
than the discarded ones. An investiga-
ton was made and it was found that
the aristocratic colonel had bought 1000
of them at 3 rubles (s1 500 each and
charged the city II rubles ($6), pock-
citing rubles (s4 SOD on each gun for
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
panforth-s Condition Unchanged.

WASHINGTON. April 1. - Physi-
clans attending Elliott 7. Danforth OF
New York. who is III with typhoid
fever at the Providence Hospital in
this city. tonight reported that his
condition has remained practically un-
changed since yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
Owe My Life to Hoods SarsaparilIa

My testimonial
Mrs
fully Sarsaparla perfect
Hoods SarsaparIa p1rpoe every time
Mrs. w. H. Road
apara the best medicine had kidney disease
cured Hoods
III n health do that theres
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
VANDERBILT VIOLATES
AUTOMOBILE SPEED LAW

NEW YORK, April ALFRED
Gwynne Vanderbilt. who was arrested
for alleged violation of the automobile
speed law, was held in $500 bail for
trial when he was arraigned in the
Police Court to-day. Vanderbilt was
arrested in Harlem after a long chase
by a bicycle policeman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
Hoods Makes People Well

his trouble. net gain of $4,000 on the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
territorial Auditor of Arizona Dead.

Territorial Auditor of Arizona Dead.
PHOENIX, April MAJOR Isaac
Marsh Christy. Territorial Auditor and
former Territorial Treasurer died
here last night. He was a native OF
Ohio and served in the Fifteenth Iowa
Regiment through the Civil War. He
afterward engaged in banking and
came to Phoenix in 1891. He was a
brother Of the late William Christy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

BROWN GETS DEPUTYSHIP Oakland
April Sheriff Barnett to-day appointed Po-
iiceman Bert Brown of the local force to
position of DEPUTY. The place was offered
to J. J. Connolly but he is to be given the
position Of license Collector under the city
government
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
every school Of physicians as


- 1t cures where all other remedies fail!
is the only recognized specific for the of cofula dy
pepsa blousness headaches, insomnia and general debility
For those who overwork who owing the
close confinement and heavy living the and the effect of this
climate upon the functions the skn the kidneys and other
show the symptoms of impure blood and weakened there
other remedy that will Immediately benefit and permanently
Hoods Sarsaparlla.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
No Other Medicine Like 1t for the Blood"

has been proved by the experience Of thousands that the only
way spring sickness take HOODS SARSAPARILLA
the medicine that ulf physicians the indications of spring
Sickness purifying enrichng and reyang the blood and restoring
healthy functional activity the whole system
L. Carr curedo of very
ne troubled with since
NJ Davis Caremont, N H. 81 sufferer from
ua dollars for medicine
despair when friend suggested Hoods saa Before had taken
bottles and in much better could
do household work with little help Every spring have
cheerfuy
all sufferers"
This of all medicines has effected
than all other remedies in the world.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
Appointed a. lsuraI Carrier.

WASHINGTON, April 1-Francis
w. Johnson has been appointed rural
carrier at Corning, Cal, and j. L.
Symonds substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
MASSACRED
By TARTARS
IN BAkU
Continued From Page 20. Column :.

spauered around him he aimed with
as much deliberation as il he were
engaged IN target practice. None of
his shots were wasted. Thirty-three
men fell before he went down himself.
II there had been more in the house
as brave as he was the inmates might
have been saved. But with that gal
liant defender killed the infuriated
crowd WAS free to Wreak its ven
geance. Petroleum. which as every
body knows is the great product of
Baku. supplied them with the means.
A barrel Of ii was rolled against the
house and after the entrance had been
saturated Il was fired. In a few min
utes the house was ablaze. Death by
fire or by the weapons Of the besieg-
ers was the grim alternative offered
the occupants. Most OF them chose
cremation. Nineteen persons, several
OF whom were women and children.
perished in the house.
And this WIS only one incident of
the massacre. In other parts of the
city scenes just as ruthless and ter
'rible were enacted. and the military
and police raised not a finger to stop
them. For three days the numbering
and plundering went on unchecked.
i is this that lends confirmation to
.the rumor current in Baku that for
month or more the authorities had
been seeking a Dretext for setting the
Nohammedan clement of the popula-
tion against the Armenians with a
view TO diverting a great socialist ris-
fr-cr that ruI 7,rp,,
BEGINS WITH ARREST.
The trouble began with the arrest
Of a certain Tartar of high position.
in. retaliation an Armenian was as
saseinated. While his murderer was
being escorted 10 prison by two Ar
menians he attempted to escape and
was shot The Tartars then killed
the two Armenians whose bullets had
cheated the gallows Of a victim. After
that as one correspondent describes
in. He'll broke loose" That was on
a Sunday and the fiendish work went
on night and day until Wednesday
afternoon. when, as though by a pre-
concerted agreement. the firing sud-
denly ceased and the Tartars all over
the town broke out into loud cheering.
Their blood lust had been satisfied.
The OIL producers and refiners of
Baku have Detitioned the Government
for the immediate appointment of a
judicial committee Of inquiry. the par
ticipating members of which shall
consist Of members of the Baku Mu-
-nicipal Council. the Association of Oil
Producers and Refners and represen-
tatives of the press. Such an investi-
cation would yield something more
Than d coat Of whitewash For that
reason il IS not expected that the re-
Quest viii be granted. The Russian
Government prefers to do its own
investigating in its own peculiar way.