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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

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& Az the late tfie
fpFs BIN ssas q ishiny stt,f33
int disIe Goltis. sas tass
efee stijd esrRs st
the ton dge eSla,lIlI n:
term wing to ctad ness3 aiiI.
imperfe ctions Goyetnor White would
aotsapproyeb ne 81 ll-7he vetoed IT. y
can BE seen now that It would have
been a great mistake JIG 1.-THE bill had
stood the governors test and become
a law. It Is plain to be seen that
the, court cannot be dispensed with.
Judge Kendall began the present,
term on the Cd instant with 80 cases
on his docket, and there is still 5uEi.
ness enough before him to.regulre his
attention all Of next week, and on
Thursday next Judge aIason's court
begins. Not all Of the 90 cases have
been or will be tried during the pcs.
ent term, but a large number has
been disposed Of and 1t has been
Judge Kendall's ambition to clear
the docket. gAs Judge Mason adjourn,
ed his Monongalia court only u few
days ago, ,it}ca be seen that It would
be impossible for him TO do all the
business Of his circuit, notwithstand.
ing it now consists OF but two coun.
ties. AS other businesses are con.
stantly on the increase the legal hnsi-
ness increases also, hence II will be
necessary for Marion county to have
two courts right along for! the trial OF
causes. Judge Mason has a, big
docket confronting him, and before
he Is done wrestling with It the prob
ability is that he will again be due
at Morgantown in his Monongalia
court. What Marion needs in lieu OF
its intermediate Court is criminal
court Ike they have in the counties
Of Ohio, Wood, Cabell, Kanawha, Fay
cite, Mcdowell and others, and there
is much regret among many members
Of our bar that they do not have such
court already. While there would
be no less work for the judges, vel
it&would be more equally divided be
Tween them, consequently would no
be SO burdensome on either courts
or bar. Judge Kendall is considera
bly, wearied from his labors Of thu
present term, but seeing SO mucl
business still on his docket he pro
poses to continue his court for SOM
days yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

The caliber Of the appointments by
Governor Dawson to the prison board
guarantees the continuance OF the
same careful, painstaliing manage.
ment that has existed at the peniten.
tiary in the past. 1t is particularly
pleasing to Wheeling people to note
the reappointment OF Clarke Hamil
ton. Jr. Mr.. Hamilton has made q
wise, efficient member and deserved
reappointment.-Wheeling News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Continued from First Pase.)
ception was given in front Of the
Courthouse. which was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Judge W.
s. Raymond was in charge OF this
meeting. He formally presented the
honor guest to the mayor and citizens.
and Mayor kinsey, in answering
Judge Raymond, presented Mr.. Fitz-
gerald with the handsome silver key
TO the city. Mr.. Fitzgerald respon.
ded in brief speech. Several other
happy, short speeches were made, Mr..
Murray. Mr.. Randolph, Governor War.
field, Of Maryland, Governor Dawson,
OF West Virginia, each giving greet.
ing to the large crowd assembled to
see the prominent men there.
Official List Of Guests.
Philadelphia, Pa.-B, Ashby, W. C.
Mackey, G. W. Sturmer, w. N. Rob
inson. @
J. T. Olhauson, Wilmington, Del.
Baltimore, Md.--C. c. F. Bent, G.
w. Galloway, H. E. Hale, W. E. Bur
well, T. F. Connally, E. F. Brewer,
H.. s. Peddicord, Geo. Armstrong, G.
H. Robinette, N. Toomey, c. Smith, E.
T. Parlett, R. F. Nally, c. W. Rid
ings, VIM. Reed. A. NJ. kinstendorff
W. T. Moore, c. W. Pledge, R. F
Gather, John Lloyd. J. P. Hess, W. E
Loves. H. H. Beard, c. c. Gardner
J.J. Bopp, H. Helliwig, N. s. Brooks
VIM. Zepp, W. N. Christopher, Johr
Kelly, l.. Marks, c. Pochlam, c. lille
c. II. Burch VIM. Jeffries, A. Cox, Ed
Fittra, Vim. Hand, A. Engle, J.. C
Hardy, W. NJ. Parlett, W. E. Cavey
]. Covell, w. Broll, ]. S. Cavey, W. F
Pottee, R. P. Murphy, F. v. Hosse
fross, D. v. Eyler, NJ. J. Kyne,T T. Dav
Tern, G. Kremmer, J. R. Simms. c. F
Barger, II. Satterfield, w. H. Wolf, A
Wilson, G. W. Riding, c. Broll, w. A
Tribby, E. W. Young, C. w. Cavey
A. P. Prendergast, F. P. Kratz, A
Wall, NJ. B. Donaldson, ]. F. Houck, J
A. MacWilliams, G. Q. Everhart, T. A
Sigafoose, E. L. Fisher, E. c. Johr
son, C. L. Barkley, Robt. Barley,
Ross Gould, A. H. Blackburn, w. I
Wolf, J. P. kavanah, w. T. Lichlidel
F. w. Besse, H. NJ. Blackenship, "
F.; Bentley, P. H. Barnes, o. C., Cron
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

The BANQUET to be given General
Manager Fitzgerald tonight will be
under the auspices Of theme in the
mechanical department Of the B. and
o. This reminds us that these same
men desired some needed Legislation
ut Charlie ton last winter, but failed
to Bet IL on account of the opposition
of Ran stalnaker and other paid lob.
Ebyists. Nevertheless Ran will be one
OF the invited guests at said banquet.
Sam Montgomery and other State
Senators who served Ran SO faith
fnlly should have been invited also
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

~ 4
ipaYing Cents d pound fors @pel AID
the taFne Isl ID ad no opslg
sold We're Id pan ;Ithey
are Ell spl leased Tie price, ana
have d right u De. S;;lThitsy Seent
wool means prosperity 1to the i;isneFti
The fleece from sheep now3ssel sfar
more than twice the worth y:% " " s;the
sheep and WOO, TOO during The last
Democratic Notwithstanding ta.
And it Is the present price
OF wool and the recollection Of the
Democratic price that make the
masses proud that they belong 70 the
great Republican party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27
HOTEL 'E: !. DENNIS En-
Write for Booklet and terms. 81
Waller Al: !:!:!9! B BIZ! !! ".
Died Of. Whoopins Cough.

DIED OF Whoopln9 Iou9n.
Madeline. the fourteen months OLD
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Sapp,s8
Of Evansville, died this morning at s.
o'clock. The little one had been Ill
of whooping cough for the past three
weeks, but was not thought to be dan
gerously III until late last night when
a sudden change for the worse was:
noticed in the child, who gradually
grew weaker until death came. b.
Funeral servicesrwill be held in, the
Evansville N. E. Church tomorrow
afternoon at'2 o'clock. The remains
will be laid to rest in the Evansville
cemetery. II Il & Al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

u i1i
IBafke i,rs q. d. Prstt John Kennsdg,
passe burg u n. Bryan, R
fseas 4 alteTs; " III Dorsey;
efsrd son, a i glstshs n n
al dc. Z 4 81 s.8l isiSs
velaad,s q - 7. Johnson, 2 f5N ".
Barnet 7. 7. Burgess, J. 3. White,
8; Az Jordan q. 3. Campb bell, E! y:
Belts Fl. Lynch, E. NJ. Pierce, GA.
Wetzel. y
Newark 9 80. F. Irwin, J. P. Fitz.
gerald, G.. J. Deyilbliss, H. l.. Need
ham =. L. NNeisgarber, H. S. Fordyce,
D. NJ. Keim, G. r. Kimball, D. E.
Treaty., Dennis Kearney, Hon. Ed.
ward Kibler, W.T.. Eagan. w. S. Rob.
inette. * S.5
St. Clairsville-Theo. Mitchell, A
J. Ryan, Henry Longshore, John Cor
by, Bernard Reilby, John Powell, F
NJ. Howard, ]. II. Corners, JOSEPH
Robe, ]. w. Glenn. ]. D. Williams, 7
F. Roberts, June Moore, Chas. Reel
John Smallwood, L. P. Evans, M. M
Taylor, J. H. Moore,StW. c. Butter
worth.
4 Garrett, Ind.-D. E. Hilgartner, G
E. Wilson, J. E. Davis, F. N. Kirch
ner,I s.. D. Snyder, S. B. Mccullough
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Wool Is 80 cents q per pound at
clarksburg This Is. seven cents high.
err than last year. The sheep growers
Will rejoice. Sal lem Express.
The sheep growers Willrejoice." no
doubt but while doing 50 they should
return thanks to the Republican party
without whose policies they could not
rejoice 4 SEA I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Preston county farmers are selling
their wool $at land 50 cents a pound,
and Tie non:partisana (?) Argus has
never dared TO say a word about it.
Compare this price with that recely-
ed under the ) last Democratic admin
istratlons The Argus is afraid TO
deiyeS doWntin to such fissues.-Journal,
Kingwood. 3,
Thirty;two cent wool will make
many les for Mr.. Lakin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Out at parkersburg the usual salu.
tation is: Good evening. Has Uncle
Presley Morris nominated Brother
Powell, Of the Fairmont West Vir-
ginian, for Congress in the First Ills.
trict YETI" At Fairmont 1t Is vice
REHABILITATION Central.
The above is too old to be interest.
ing, as the nominations above men
toned were made two or three months
ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Berry Democratic candidate for
State treasurer, rs no relation to I.a'
Kin, hue cherry candidate for Con
gress in the Second West Virginia dis
trict. Lakin's chances for getting the
berry are better than Berry's.- I'm
iontown PA & News Standard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Judge Kendall Of Fairmont, is
about the first official to pronounce
against the mother:in:law. The bust.
ness IS usually left to the end man,
but here Is a minion5 of the law declar,
Ing that nine:tenths Of the divorce
dings are brought about by the
interference OF mothers:in:law." That
may disturb the prevailing impression
that It IS fwhisk KEY Huntington Her.
ala so "a Ii III 3ts n y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27
JURY /. DISMISSED !!
JUDGE KENDALL LET THE MEN
GO AT NOON TODAY NOT
TO RETURN.

Judge Kendall yielded to the wishes
Of the majority Of the attorneys this
morning and dismissed the jury at
noon for the. term. 1t has been a
long, hard month J; another holiday
next week means an extra trip for the
jurors; the lawyers wish time to pre-
pare their Circuit Court cases; and
taking it all round His Honor's deci-
sion is a popular one. Chancery
causes will be heard for, a week or
ten days yet.
The motion yesterday afternoon to
dismiss the appeal of the case Of Eliza
Nixon VS.. Lot swiger was overruled
and the case continued. @
In the appeal case Of +. H. Haw-
kins ct al. VS.. the Kilarm Coal & Coke
Co. the jury assessed the plaintiffs
damages at s112.50.
In the appeal case Of MUM & Bran.
fas VS.. Floyd & Fluharty judgment
was entered in the sum of $37.65.
Chas. Rowe was brought up to be
sentenced for carrying revolver.
He was fined s25 and costs and given
until July LIST to pay it with 80 days
in jail as an alternative.
| In the case Of Maud Bonham VS..
the City Of Fairmont the defendants
demurrer to the plaintiffs bill was
overruled. Case continued.
Attorney U. N. Arnett, .Jr., goes tc
Parkersburg Monday, to appear be
fore Judge Dayton in the case of J. D
Owens VS.. Henry l.. Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

j..
The personnel Of the State prison
board is said TO have occasioned some
surprise There is reported to have
been great deal of rivalry for the
posi- ions. the road to the Office of
Governor Dawson having been kept
hot during the past several weeks
The position lis an honorary one, but
it carr les as great deal of influence
and I'm many instances influence is
! Just as good as money. The appoin
tees are all good men, tried party ser
wants y whom rewards for: unflas
gfngS service were due. Governor
Dawson as usual, placed the plums
ini ne most deserving hands,
Gharl on Mail. assa q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27
Fell From a Tree

A little son Of John Thorp, residing
on Locust avenue, met with anEacci.s
dent yesterday which for time was
thought to be serious. The child fell
from tree to the ground and was
unconscious for time. Dr.. v. H.
! Sands was called at once and found
|, the injuries to be slight. ~ ,sss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

We said yesterday that the Hon.
Nathan Alusgrave, OF Harrisyille, was
in the city, We were wrong in one
particular, however, as we should
have said Job instead Of Nathan. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

- r '"H.
AZ 40 today Governor VIM: VI.
% Dawson and all the other State
ofiicer name Charles w. swisher,
Secretary OF State; Arnold G. scherr,
Auditor Newton ogdin, Treasurer:
Glark h ~: May, Attorney General, and
'Thos. 4: Miller State Superintendent
sofS Schoo reached our city to attend
the fitzgerald banquet tonight All
eseept Superintendent Miller, who
\ FASTENED 70 his home, are stopping
the \ is Tavern. This afternoon, after
the reises in front Of the Court,
House they will take lunch at the
home ~ Mr. George NJ. Jacobs. They
VIII SteS in8 the hands of the railroad
commitie however, until after tn,
bandu when the Governor and Sec
retary State will be the guests 0
Nj. Jacobs while they remain anon.
ms. y, v
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

IL doesnst necessarily follow, but
spromisciiou kissing should be a thing
Of the past with Captain Hobson, now
that he has aken unto himself wife.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27


well Clay, Rob Gibson, s.
GRAMS y. lHayne VIM iSern,a
Hing |J:s sa.3 lihlte John ~
Mercer sftchasl y icholsoti u ohm RAJ
onde !, ,,rhos. q: II Rnssnm a..
Sandman, 4; Turner, Tatum;
r.: Taylor 81 " White, chas: j B
Weber {. 4 u. Wheeler, y %. Wright,
WE. Cook: 4 A q M s!ss III ::55ss+;;
Washington; D. C-J. + ssBoyden, P.
J.3 Collins; Thomas Collins, j. 5 T. Glib:
son, ]. F. Legge, G. G.. swartz, A.
CASTILLO, D: Eagan. 4 5s..s5
n c. H. White, Rockville, Md.
John W. Williams, Boyd, Md. M
Frederick, Md.--W It: 4 a1ulllnix. E.
L.AIichaels. 35s II
j. Welcome, Reels Mill,M
NJ Brunswick, Md. II. Brantner,
VIM. W.. Thalan, We. Evans, A.. B..
Hedges, J. R. Myers, c. G. Mark, c.
E. Kelley R. a. Deminnis, ~. 7. Mar:
lin, y. H. Yost, DR.. S. H.. Hedges, F..
E. Alger, R. w. Hawkins,sJ. H. Grimm,
H. NJ. Moore, DIFF. P. Smith, J. H.
Fleetwood. VIM. schauffer. $
Harper,r's Ferry w va-E q
Chambers. Geo. AIarcuett. 4
J. E. squerrler. Winchester, Va.
Martinsburc W. Val. G. Hutz-
| lsr Chas, sBurch
G. w. Martin, Chambersburs, Pa.
Cumberland Md. p, FIaser, w.
B. Blackwell, John Mullen, T. R. Stew
art, J. Nilard, VIM. Dillon, DR.. W. F.
Twigg, D. E. Fisher, Dennis Kelley,
J. R. Leighty. tS y
Connellsville, Pa.-o. H. Hobbs, J.
1. Driscoll p T. Harriean Il Ware
lT. E. Miller. J. F. REYNOLDS. ]. R. Por.
ter, w. s. Shuman, g, w. satterfeld
w. j. Currie. c. W. Allen, C. N. .vanca
Nicholas Hoye. I
Johnstown, Pa.-F Walters. ]
Woods.
| Pittsburg, Pa.-B. W. Dner, c. B
Gorsuch, H. R. Hanlin, H. H. Temple
G. W. G. Day, Thos. B. Murray, Thos
B. Grinnell, ]. F. Pendergast, T. E
Newman, D. Gallaudet, G. N. Orbin
A. W. L. Hill.
r. NJ. Sheats, Foxburg,H Pa.
| New Castle, Pail. NJ. Cahill, ]
Kirkpatrick, E. G. Lane, c. E. Nc
Dougall, G. H. Bell. 1A:s4
Fairmont, w. Val. Y. Hite, E. NJ
. showalter, Dr.. ]. H. Brownfleld, Hon
1T. w. Fleming A Howard Flem;np
Judge ]. w. Mason, Henry G. SAMPLE
f. R. Furbee s r. Watson r +
Watson, n
A. T. Watson. Baltimore, Md
Fairmont, W. Val. o. Watson
Geo. r. Watson, Harry H. Watson
Gov. A. B. Fleming.
!. ]. H. Wheelwright. Baltimore, Md
;, Fa;rmon, w ", - ,1,,on
:. Walton Miller Geo w E1am;n. 10,
J. ~ Alexander MI u,tch;nson I
: r Hutchinson T 4. c,ork 70,
:. Degolt Sam n Nnypms I n coo,
!. Judge w. s Havmond l. AZ uart,e,
:. l. o. Sands l., p Harr q 8 McEi,
;, ney, R. NJ. Hite, P. Y. Hite, Sam. I
). Hite, U. N. Arnett, Jr., Judge w.
!. Meredith, Chas. Powell, C. w. Arnet
!. N. D. Christy, F. E. Nichols, A, ]
l. Linn, Jas. R. Linn, J. NJ. Jacobs, ]. ]
J. Robinson. ]. E. Powell, w. B. Cor
:. well.
:, Pennington, W. Va.-Col.. R. !.
1. Summerville.
J. Chas. E. Wells, Glover's Gap. q,
: Faimont, W. Va.---Dr. John R., Coo
DR.. ]. W. Mcdonald, Harry F. Smit
: l.. G. Race, S. B. Iseman, Jno.
Wagner, Robt. Johns, Harry Sha
E. F. Hartley, A. l.. Lehman, Geo.
Jacobs, Chas. E. Reed, w. s. Black
A I Puotv,o,, Aa,a-r,h W, =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Mrs. D. 0. Carpenter, who met with
a serious accident at Colfax yester-
day, was brought to the City Hos
pital last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27

Benson eobs; of 83Monongalia, IS
in the city tosd day and called on the
West irgtnians n u n:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-27
is TALKING
OF FITZGERALD BANQUET

Continued from First Pase.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
KOREAN REBELS
ATTACKED HIM
DR.. Wiley II. Forsythe. Medical Mis-.
slonary, Has Trying Experience
With Natives.
(By AssocInted rress.,

VERSAILLES. KY. April l3.-Dr
Wileys! Forsyihe, formerly Of Versail.
les, who Is In Korea MS n medical mis-.
sicnary, was recently attacked by Il
bani of Korean rebels, according 10 a
dispatch received here and horribly
wounded
DIR. Forsythe was called into The In.
terlor to attend Korean gentleman.
who had heen shot by robbers. lie stop.
ped for The night mt the village of Man
kGo During the night the house WA;
broken into by the rebels and Forsythe.
being nnarmod' was ut their mercy
His skull was fractured. one or his
cais severed and he received othe.
dangerous wounds. DR. Forsy,he wen:
Ia kcrea last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
The convict's Daughter.


OF THE Con,ict's Daughter" which
10 10 he presented at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow afternoon and night.
the baltimore American recently Ind
he following to say.
"A new and sensational mclo.,lramu
makes IT." appearance AT the Holiday
street Theatre this week. under the
:;llc The Convict's Daughter Crowd
ell into the five acts of the product ion.
the wrrk of :. A. Fraser, Dr.. arr,
many thrilling scenes ard incidents
The plot deals with the unjust convic.
ton OF an innocent man. his banisl,.
ment tc prison. Il sensational escape
ana final rishting OF all wrongs. The
daughter. lost to him when baby.
du:ihS an explosion on u steamer and
ad6ptcu by wealthy banker. Is ii cen
iral figure. Her rejected sutton is the
lH"vy villain, but Ills schemes are al
last defeated and the true lovers arc
united. One OF the exciting scenes of
The production shows the wild lean of
a convict from stone wall to The ton
of n moving train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
TRAGIC DEED OF
EXCITED WOMAN
Sine Murders Another Woman Found
in Hotel Room With rier Illus.
ksnd-Now Regrets 1t.
tny AnrncIuted presal


CRIPPLE CREEK. coll. April 10
Mrs. S. w. Wider. wife of II newspaper
riaE. shot and killed Mrs. II. G.. Dou.
slas. Of Colorado Springs In The Nh.
linnal Hotel here icflay.
Mrs. Vidlpr very much excited, rap.
ped on the door of Il room In which
were MI. Vlhler and Mrs. Douglas. Mr..
Fi,ller Oaenpd the door. lis wife
pushed by him AMI before she could
he disarned shot Mrs. Douglas in the
brcns! Mr.. aud Mrs Eitller were ar.
rcste'l The couple who have three.
children. iinve been separated.
After the shooting Mrs Vidlcr he.
cnme hysterical and expressed great
regret over the AFFAIR. She was re.
lease! on $4,000 bond. No charge
was made against her husband and he
also was lreleaked.
Mr.. Wider says thai Mrs. Douglas
had told him she was horn IN Calcutta.
ludEt was divorced wife and had
two children In New York. She was
about 32 years old She had lived in
Denver AMI Colorado city during The
last eight months and had been in
cripple Creek but II few days
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
Theatrical


The Olympia Opera Company gave
a performance of said Pasha" Inst
"ignt which pleased the audience i'm.
mensely Several OF the members of
lhc company did good work and The
singing OF Goodnight. Sweet Dreams. ("
by Mr. Garici Maicr was particularly
wrll,tccived. MIR. Major has q strong
ana musical baritone voice The con,
pady will give Chimes OF Normandy"
at O'clock this afternoon. the prices
heing 10 cents for children and 81
cents for adults. "Olivetto" will he
The bill tonight, when the company
makes iis lasl appearance here. BY
special request Mr.. Major Will sing
Good Night. Sweet Dreams" again
This afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
27it WASHINGTON AvEHvE

among the great mclodrama success
ea ol recent years. It is in he present
eel nj popular prices by the lGtlsal!
WnIhrCpe Company and will be for
Tin - nights and Wedre Stiay mai inec.
commencing Monday. April H. The
merit of III production. The invieorat
ing and stirring scenes of Egyntiun
life, he strength of the company and
the excellence OF speciallies ar, all
factors which tho management wishes
~ leave for he first nights approval
The company will change It's pre-.
gram twice each week during !hrir
stay Mntinees will be given We,llics-
day AMI Saturday nj popular Prices. 10
ANA 20 cents. Tho night prices are
10, % and 80 cents. Ono lady viii b.
admitled free an Monday night. If nc.
cnnlnanied ny che paid 30 cent ticket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
EDWARD A. ALDERMAN Is
lNAUGURATEO PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from first paEco

difficulty ana unashamed of scnti-
hhehi. Is The liohltSl offering nniversl
lies can make toward The integrity and
majesty or republican citizenship"
Tho alumni AMI students iook r:l.
IRE charge Of mai crS at Tie concllI.
''lGn Of he installation exercises. All
day preparations for the bnnuuri had
he.f going forward in The rotnnda a
rolnl center table seated the guests
III honor and The t0astmnsier, James
" Harrison. of Dan,lile who oillciatcd
III Nc absence of Thomas Nclion Page.
pitslnerl Of the alumni. Other tables
were placed in the room and in The
;l"lvea The program of toasts wns
carried ont with Hest.
Senator Dariel Was There.
United Staies Senator John w.
i;nniel touched Tho first chords of tn,
evening. resnonding Ia The toast.
Alma Mater" President Alderman
followed. discussing Our President. :
our Alumni" waa fl,e subject of r.
marEs by Henry Thompson Kent. nf
So l-olis James lh,rrcll Angel
l., .Sl,Ienl OF The University uf Alichl.
gan anch" fGr "Our Sister lnstiti.
iioIs. Letters was The subject
lrentcd most nnterainingly ly Charles
Smith. Fli. d.. at the University OF
Moth Carolina. President Ira Ireacn
o. iniins Hopkins. talked of Science"
nnd made IL entertaining for The lin.
cra. hcv. Randolph II Mcltim, cf
Washington, D. c.. spoke Of Tho .IeI,er.
son memorial endowment fund. Tho
last loaSt WAS reserved for the found.
or OF the university, Thomas Jcfrer.
son" and was responded TO by Rie.
Wet Lee. CT Chicago.
President Alderman is il native OF
North Carolina lie iG in the prime OF
lie. ana cnmna from the presidency OF
lie fnlhI- University. J louisiana. from
which iic resigned to accept his new
pOBitihn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
Getting Worse in Caucasus.

ST PETERSBURG. April lag n
Dispatches received here from
fifiis say The peasant situation is
spreading quickly and widely through
the Caucasus and that the dislurhers,
are forcing all peasants to participate
in Tie pillaging and destruction If
schools and public buildings. by
threats of bodily injury. Troops have
been sent TO quell the disorders
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
STRUCK MINE I'M
HAMPTON ROADS
philadelphia Tug Peerless Demon.
atrates Excellent Preparations
Being Made by the Army.
tBy Associated press.)

NORFOLK, VA. April 13-Thc
philadelphia tug Peerless cnme lnto
port today and reported having struck
a torpedo s;mine In Hampton Roads
without damage to the boat.
Investigation developed the fact TINT
the government is now engaged III
the secret laying of mines Ia Hamp
ton Roads. preparatory 10 the coming
army and navy manoeuvrea In June
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-14
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