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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
GOVERNOR WILL BE REMOVED
Brady Does Not Show Disposition :"
Get Out of Mining Corporation

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Secre''''
Hitchcock today received letter Nv.
Governor Brady, of Alaska, adflli''D'
that ne was a stockhOlder in Re!nV'
Alaska Development company ana
allowed his name to be usel vi
vertisements of that concern
stated that he had withdrawn MS IL"
from the advertising matter Du'
not offer to dispose of his intere''
the company.
Reynolds, head of the concern !,
Secretary Hitchcock today but ie- :,
to explain the details of opera'iON
his company. Brady's letter Is lO'
isfactory and it is expected
President Roosevelt returns hi'''
will urge Brady's removal ana 'H
pointment of a new governor ii
Brady is in the same posi'' .,
other officials who were disrnl'''
this same cause.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

LIEUTENANT GENERAL BARON KODAMA.
stage with 80 to 100 miles Of front, SO
that each unit might have its proper
weight against the enemy. The result
speaks for itself.
Oyama telegraphed to the general
staff at Tokyo that he ascribed his vic
tory at Mukden to the virtues Of
the mikado and the bravery Of his SOL
diers In his modest desire to disclatm
credit for hir itself he might, had GUS
tom permitted, have given praise to
his chief Of staff, Lieutenant General
Baron Gentaro Kodama, for the latter
is believed to deserve fully as much
credit as any one else for the victorious
result of the Manchurian campaign.
1t is possible, without robbing Oyama
of his laurels, to place a few green
leaves on the brow Of the little.
unpretentions, hardworking, energetic
chief of staff, General Kodama. The
effective organization Of the japanese
armies, the close touch between SUI
perior and subordinate officers main
tanned by field telegraphs and field
telephones and the capacity of the SOL
diers to make rapid marches, like Cen
eral Kawamura's march Of forty miles
in one day, all contributed to make the
japanese victory sweeping and coz
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
CONVICT LABOR FOR ROAD BUILDING.

There nearly 500 convicts in the state peni-
tertiary employment cannot be given to tnan
MILL the brick yard, tailor shop, laundry
800 convcts must be kept in idleness
At session of the legislature since the admission
effort has been made to law au-
thorzing working convcts the public roads For
all bills having this end in view have
Certainly convcts could not be put to better
in helping make good roads in this state Nat
uraly would be most convenient work convicts in
southeastern Washington but by introducing the stockade
of the South in modified FORM they could be sent
every county in the state. In employment would
they conflict with free labor Very few free
will the roads if they other work
would give relief the majority of citizens
if the work of making turned to convcts
The rapid increase in the population of the makes
it practically certain that before another pen
Tertiary will built in this probably the Sound,
and then it will be convenient to convicts in
roadbulding the west side of the mountains
Wala Waa county has started Of road
building and would be of advantage if the
idle labor penitentary could be employed in this
work. Our and representatives in the next egs
should urged make hard fight the pas
of law allowing the employment of convict labor
the public
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

Alfred Henry Lewis in the April issue of the Cos
mopoltan practices the agricultural
implement trust better International Har
vester Company.
This trust which preys upon the farmers, organ
lied in August 1902 with capital stock of 600
The stock in trade of the harvester harvesting
machines alone, people have supposed, but
braces all of tools the farm from hoe to
wagon After organizing established a great
central warehouse at Chicago from which it's
shipped agents dealers throughout the country
trust the advice of it's lawyers in the railroad
business to limited jerkwater lines road
purchased connected
Then traffic arrangements entered the diff
ferent railroads that wanted business whereby Illinois
Northern Railroad" owned by the paid
by the connecting railroads $12 for switching
laden with goods. At first the railroad
at this hodup asserting that 50 would
Gent charge. However, when given understand
freight from the harvester trust they gracefully yielded
This is only trick of many by
to increase its profits, all which course
charged to the By degrees by methods
that would put sandbagger to shame competition
been Systematically driven manipulaes
80 cent of the agricultural implement
Neser enjoys large constantly growing foreign
trade American made implements every country
in the world and it is fact worthy note says
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL.

A Chicago physician VINO is bidding for immortality
promulgated rules whereby girl may become
Venus in figure and have the disposition of an angel
is ali comprised in the advice, drink water, wear less
clothing door exercise and work over WASH
tub clause lies the secret of the whole bust
The appearance upon the earth OF the scrawn.
woman with bossoming out of the pub
lie laundry. realized it, but every pub
lie laundry lines the streets of great city accounts
forf from six hundred without form an
void If there were there would be nee
padding The desire of woman to be beaufu
here is simple way get her wish The washtul
is something that any woman if has been edu
Gated public schools of today learn Down witt
back to the simple life the home-fried shr
and the beautiful
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21


had large stores Of provisions and sup
plies at Mukden, Hardin has been the
main base; the most extensive store
houses and magazines were establish
ed at this point, and thus the remnants
of Kuropatkins army must remain in
q position to avail themselves Of these
longed resistance to the victorious
progress Of the japanese.
Hardin is on the Sungari river and
at the junction of two branches Of the
Chinese Eastern railway, one Of which
runs to Vladivostok and the other to
Port Arthur. In 1898 it was scarcely
more than a fishing hamlet, but the
Russian government spent over $40.-
100000 in building it up, and it now
has q population Of about $4,000 and
Is q commercial center OF leading i'm
portance. Unlike Mukden, it Is mod
ern city, with many fine business
structures and extensive manufactur-
ing interests. 1t has eight -four mills,
several breweries and eight factories
for the making Of vodka, Of which the
people of Hardin alone drink nearly
5000 gallons day.
It was on July 6, 1904, that Field
Marshal Iwawo Oyama started for
Manchuria to take chief command of
the armies fighting for japan. Nearly
six months of that period Manchuria
was in the grasp Of winter, yet the
Russians have been dislodged from
Port Arthur and from Mukden. and
the Japanese are in control Of most of
the provinces. Military experts say
that Oyama's achievements entitle him
to place well up among the great
commanders of modern times, especial
ly as his successes at the outset were
won without the advantage Of superior
numbers, the Japanese and Russian
forces being approximately equal. He
was confronted with the task of d.
recting about 100000 men on a single
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
NINE, STOESSEL'S VIRTUES.

She Has Shown Herself Possessed Of
Both Courage and Sympathy.
There has been some debate whether
General Anatole Stoessel was as val
liant and determined as he might have
been in the defense of Port Arthur.
But nothing has been said to detract
from the esteem and admiration felt
for his brave wife, who ministered to
the wounded with untiring devotion
during the long siege and often ex
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
A STRANGE TYPE OF MOTOR CAR.

STRANGE TYPE OF MOTOR CAR.
ploy such cars on branch lines for
passenger traffic and light freight serv-
ice.
The experimental car just put into
operation on the Union Pacific is of
peculiar type, so far as appearance
is concerned. 1t looks a good deal
like an inverted racing yacht, and its
shape gives it unusual strength and
reduces the probability Of it's being
telescoped Power is furnished by
six cylindered gasoline engine.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
You can t

You a successful farmer by looking at his
horses tell slovenly by looking at her
hair You tell the dry goods box statesman by the
You tell the poisonous SER
pent by his TAIL But the easiest thing of
all you can tell the enterprsing glance at
the papers, divine revelation but business
and gospel truth-Ex.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
A WEIGHTY DIAMOND.
That Found In the Premier Mines
Larger Than an Orange.

The great diamond called the Guilt
nan diamond, found at the Premier
mines in the Transvaal in February, is
AZ by 21a inches in size. 1t weighs
1882 carats, or about one and three
quarters pounds.
Some idea of this extraordinarily
precious stone may be obtained from
the fact that when shipped from South
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
A NEW MOTOR CAR.

Gasoline Engine Drives One In Use
on Union Pacific.
The experiment Of the Union Pacific
railroad in the use of motor cars driven
by gasoline engines will be watched
with interest. The intention is to en-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

Rojestvenskys aconc message, IF am defeated Togo
will report; I am successful you will hear from me- "
fine proclamaons must be taken with
grain salt, or, perhaps drop of vodka Stoessel
after declaring Arthur would be his grave,
marched panoply having missed
meal nor a to mis- majesty, the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
Bood Roads Meeting Postpone.

BATON ROUGE, La, Apfn -
Owing to the fact that IT, 4
Blanchard is attending the meeu
the Northern Settlers associa" 4
Galveston the National Good hoa'
ISOLATION which was to nave :,
here today has been postponed f''
week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

Africa to London it was insured for
$2,5OO,OOO.
The gem is so large that no monarch
is ever likely to wear 1t in his crown,
much less a queen of society in her
tiara. That it will remain a single
stone is unlikely, and the fate Of being
cut up into many smaller brilliants II
predicted for it by diamond experts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

writes from Spain of the Andaluslan
dancers "They melt and die away in languor of the
music, presto simmer of white tue flash of red
satin and black eyes, they gone. trust that do
not offend expressing hope that Mrs Watterson is
with Henry, as a restraining influence.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21

posed herself to danger. She was
wounded as result of her disregard
of peril, but recovered from the injury.
Nothing she did won for her greater
admiration than her action in adopting
a bevy of fatherless children whose
natural protectors lost their lives in the
defense of Port Arthur.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
It is a Well Known r.


that whenever meritorious .,.,
comes into the market and eniov, -st
patronage some one will try to 80
it and thereby destroy the row.
ton of the original article. tn a
against this I caution the lovers -.
good Cigar to look out sharn AVA
the genuine article and no suhs,,. ee'
FIEDLER's LONG ONES nm,
oRo), INvINclsLE and sw.s
ERIN are made of the best inn,-
tobacco in the market.
THE BLUE MOUNTAIN
CIGAR FACTORY
J. M. Fielder
Prop.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-21
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Copy change Of advertisement must be delivered to the
business office by Of o'clock to insure insertion
IN the issue of date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18

negro ministers. after which ali recitcd
the Lords Prayer. 565
no~les' last request was that his
clothes he given to his mother. lie
thanked the ailtoflicers for their Kind
ness. ami expressed the hope they
would meet him in Heaven
In nine-page statementto The pub
lie, prepared within the last few days
Bnwlcs confessed that he killed Ruff
but said that il was done In self-de.
Tense. declaring that on the verge OF
eternity he feels that he was justified
and that he is the victim oe the laws
injustice.
Run was II native of Rockbrl,lgc
county. and attended, the1 Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. ROwles was
given two trials. Judge George X. An
dcraon presiding in each instance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
FRENCH AND CASTRO
UacIe Sam Officially Notified of
High Handed Action.
&
IS lxHAUsr'NG PATIENCE
Government Of France Suggests That
vcneraelan Executive is Rapidly
Driving Foreigners to the Limits o:
Diplomatic Procedure.
ny Associated rrcss.l !

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March H.
France has officially informed ,l,t,
United Stntes OF the action nj The
Venezuelan government agains, the
French Cable Company. which she re-
CARDS rs high handed and unwarrani.
ed. While insisting that DIPLOMATS.
means will he exhausted In the effort
To relieve the situation. IT, is declared
that President Castro is rapidly TX
hauSting Frcnch patience nnd thereby
forcing France toward the limit of
diplomacy
France has invited The attention OF
the American government 10 he renc
znelnn situation because Of its inter.
csis In Pan-Amcrcnn affairs AMI in or
der that il may ascertain The prohahlr
course of action which this govern
mcnt will take against Venezuela
Along Parallel Lines.
II Is the wish of The French guy
rrnment Ia net along parallel line" MS
far as practicable.
These developments In the Vcncy,Ic.
Ian Sitnafinr Today are regarded Is ihc
preliminary step toward tile relief al
u situation in Caracas which Europa
as wen ~ Tho United States has for
some iimn regarded with ,issa isfar.
ton.
II IL poir'c,l out that IL is the wish al
The French government 10 settle as
quietly n; possible lis differences with
Venezuela and in case II French uIl
lrainn is followed by no relief in ih,
situation Franco will have we'll nier
! r"a' led The limit Of diplomacy.
In view OF I'll" rnfayorahIc con.l
tons IN Venezuela al this momrn: th.
French cruisers puplei and Quricn Il,
la Gravicic which are now in The Car
ibbenn sea viii br retained in tina! ri
vicinity indefinitely.
Uncle. Sam is Alert.
Although the greater part ct Tho
Non III Atlantic i.cci is soon 10 com.
north as far ms Pensacola for iargf,
practice. IN adequate contingent wi.
remain in Dominican waters tc guar
American interests there and in ems,
ri nn emergency in VenczueIa The
fleet ut Pensacola will be in easy cruis
ing distance IL is possible HAT tn,
French cruisers may touch nj Penso
cola ,lurin" the stay there Of III,
American i'eet IT, Chain supplies al
merely TO nay 4 friendly visit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
sIashed His Throat With Razor.
tspeclnl 10 the Daily Press.

Especial 10 the Daily Prcss)
PETERSBURG, VA. March IT,
Roh"!t l.. Mobiles, yarng barber.
~h''e IL nervous and cxrita',lc con
dition from tho effects III drink. drew
a razor across hs throat last night At
his home in Halifax street. 4 wound
several inches in Length was inflicted.
but it was mo-; deep enough to prove
dangerous
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
Ajax tlas a Chinese Crew.
Especial IN th,. Duilv prrss

laDccihI ln The Daily Frcss.j
NORFOLK, VA. March 17.--The
United States collier Ajax, Captain
HUI iitsnn, bas lust arrived at the Nor.
folk navy yard from the Asia,ic station
after - service in the Orient Of two
years. She has Il complete Chinese
crew with the exception Of her cngi.
nceling cheers and is the first vessel
Cf the American navy ever to arrive at
This navy yard with L crew Of Mon.
gciiars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
Brick Hotel to be RemOdeIcd by
New Proprietor.
ALSO TO BE- SWIM NEW NaME
William and Mary Baseball Squad Be-
gins Practice, Preparatory to Organic
alton of Regular Team for Seasons
pIay-PoIltical Activity.
Especial to the Daily Press,

topeci;ll 10 the DAILY lrcSS)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March IL
MIR. az. w. Jennings. who recently pur-
chased the Brick hotel" of Mr.. Il. j.
Potts. says that the work OF thorough
ly overhanling and remodeling the
building will begin next Monday morn
ing. The building will be paperctl
ir0nEhout and newly furnished.
The basement for the present will
he used MS dining room until Il new
one can be built. The proprietor pro-
poses building a three-story wing, is
Ice! long, part OF the old building ana
facing Duke of Gloucester street.
norchcs will he erected in the FL" thus
formed, as well as on the west side
al The larger building.
The name OF the now hosiery will
be Hotel Williamsburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
sIemp Thinks Il Win Be Lewis

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND VA, March II.-Baa.
com Slemp. chairman af the HepubIi.
can State committee. is Of the opinion
that .Indgc l.. l.. Lewis will be unable
10 resist the pressure brought against
him in The matter of his future candi
'iacy fer governor Of the State on the
Republican ticket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
Montague and Swanson cl,,b.

II is probable that II Montague aud
swanson club will he organized here
shortly. 10th these gentlemen have
IL large following here, and their sup
nnricrS are very enthusiastic.
No candidates for county ar town
oiiiccS nave announced themselves
yet. hit il Is said City Sergeant r. C..
Lawson will have opposition in the
person oi Mr.. Eugene Morris. Ser
geanl Lawson has made IL good officer
AMI his opponent will have 10 PIT mp
Il stiff fight to beat him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
IN sEL,E.pEEENsE.
Negro Hanged Says He Was No
Given a Square Deal
(SprclaI 10 the nully proc.

Especial 10 the Daily Prcss.)
CONVICTION. VA, March I7.-I,oh.
crt Lee Bowics tcolorcd) was hanged
III INC iailyard This morning for the
murder OF John A. Run, Chesapcakc
a. Ohio fireman, at Clifton Forge,
March Fl, 1904. The drop fell ut G:37
a. m, and Bowlcs was pronounced
dead nj 1907.
The condemned man calmly ascend
'd tho scahnlh and requested The hang.
man not To delay the hanging by read
Ing the death warrant.
y few miintcs before. The moose was
adjusted hymn. Nearer. My God, TO
fhcr,' was sung by BowIes ami the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
John w. Gates poesn,t Know.

BEAUMONT, TEN, March IT.
John w. Gates. when asked today con.
corning The statement that he was In.
terestcd with The Cldahy's in pro
iect TO construct n pipe line from The
Kansas oil field to Port Arthur, Tex.
said that he had heard nothing Of such
n move. MIR. Gates Is at Port Arthur,
where he will remain about week,
going to New York ut the expiration
Of that time lie has fully recovered
from his indiSpositiUn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
sARt.Saloon League Asks CaBdl.
dates a Question.
CHANCE TO GO on RECORD
President of Organization Says 1t viii
Support No Specific Aspirant For
Office, But Wants to Know Row
Fact, Gtanc;s on mann Law.
fspec;nl to the Daily Press,

BLACKSTONE. VA, March IL
Rev. James Cannon, Jr.. president Of
the Virginia State Anti.Saloon League.
has sent all open letter 10 Hons. G.. a.
Swanson. Joseph L. Willard and vii.
liam Hedges Mann. candidates FL: :hl,
gubernatorial nomination of The Demo.
cratic party. and to Lions. ]. Taylnr
Ellyson G. T. Bland. j. II. Cation and
j, a. Cabell candidates for lieutenant
governor Oh The same ticket. Tho let.
ter is signed by Rev. Mr.. Cannon as
president. and by the members nI :ilc
executive committee. including Rev
r. r. Wexford pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church. Newport News,
and Rev. w. B. Beauchamp. rasiD nj
Trinity Al l. church, Newport News.
The letter follows:
Mot a Political Organization.
Dear SIR:
'''fhc Anti-Salcon League Of Virelnta
is union OF moral forces of The Sintr.
II Is not n any sense political or
sani2nlinn. nor does IL concern itself
In cry way With purely personal to
party politics. Its great niln is &c So
cure !ltc i.:,.isa.c and enforcement nf
such laws concerning The liouor ,raII;a
as will hest nromote both tho mcrnl
and material interests OF the people
Of Virginia. Ii has; not thought 1t best
Ia ask ~ 10 work for n Statewide prc.
hibitnrY law. applying t0 every section
OF tho State without any regard for
varying conditions or nublic sentiment.
but il. has asked in the Dast. and now
asks. e., such legislation as il believes
~ he demanded by a mblir sentiment
sufficiently strong 10 secure It's on.
forenoon. III 1903 il worked for the
pasHuga Ot ,ic Mann Law hy means
of whIc The saloon has virtually been
bamishcI I'm tho country district, or
Virsn;a. u now desires the massage
Of sucl. additional, Legislation az will
make tic Mann Bill' more effective i'm
It's oncra,:ura and as will secur, Us
certain ANA sEcehy conviction Of yin.
lato,s ui he licuor law rs OF other
laws n;.. as will rno,,ire saloon. in
operate iiiitlcr such regulations ms win
reduce lin evils arising from the liquor
traffic lG u minimum.
w,ll Nc, Endorse Candidate.
While 'hc League docs not prnrns,.
as nm ~; aniIation to endorse any par.
~ or any lmriic,llar candidate under
any circumstances. AMI while no par.
IS AMI mn candidate 1T any lime trnl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

Summers, DeGraw and Evans Passed
Upon by the Senate.
INV Associated Press.>
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March IL
The Senate today confirmed the fol.
lowing nominations: Louis p. Summers
10 he collector of internal revenue for
the Sixth district of Virginia.
Peter V. DcCraw. of the District of
Columbia, TO be fourth assistant iost.
master general.
Albert a. Evans, to he postmaster
at Mount Jackson, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
Personal Mention

Mr.. c. G. Shaw, who wax employed
at The Gazette office several years ago,
has accepted his old position and will
leave Warm Springs Tor this place The
first OF April.
Judge ID. G. Tyler was In Warwick
This week. holding his regular term Of
court
Miss Clara Ilrschbcrg, OF Newport
News. ami Mrs Kant Ellrch. OF Phila-
deiphia. spout yesterday here with tho
lattcr's, sister. Mrs. l.. N. Brooks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
New York Defeats Montgomery.
(Ry AssocIaico i.rnsa,

Wy -NSEtIVITIEU ITtS!'.J
MONTGOMERY, ALA. March IL
The Montgomery Southern r.engn,.
team was defeated today by Clark lirif-
iith's New York Americans. 4 to ..
The batteries were: New York-Orth.
GARRISON ana Duff; Montgomery
Gardner. Gilbert and Rracken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
throwing tho infant into u well on the
property Of Mrs. c. B. GwatLniey.
Sales In Print Cloth Marke,.
lRy .assnclniel rrcsr

FALL RIVER. MASS, March IT,
Sales in the print cloth market for
the week are estimated at abnn, 49,.
0n1 pieces. bidding fH' goods llhs
been less active during The week ana
buyers have hcnn showing Int little
interest compared with Tho hrisii trad.
ing Of The previous two weeks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-18
California, s4s.2s, via Southern Rail.

California, $48.25, via Southern Rail-
- way.
Southern Railway Will sell daily I'M.
til May lhth. Onc.way colonisi tickets
at $iS.2h via their through route. Only
ono change necessary to the Pacific
coast. Personally conducted excnr
sion sleepers three times week
berth rate In same $3.50. For further
Information call ll9 either phone, or
address w. w. CROXrON. Pass. Agt.,
NO. % Cranky street, Norfolk. Va.
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