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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-21
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. SATURDAY, APRIL s. 1905

or's own regiment and never before
has he failed to attend its annual pa.
rale. With the empress, dowaScr en-
press and the entire court he emperor
remained at Tsarsksoe SelG. The only
grand dukes who vcnturcd out Cf their
palaces were Nicholas, Boris and Alex
apicr NichaclicovitcE, the first named
representing the emperor. Even
Grand Duke Vladimir, commander oil
the military district was not presc.t,
the explanation that he WAS detained
at tic palace on account OF sickness;
The danger to the imperial family Was
regarded as especially great today as
1t happened that this was the fcsii.
val Of the Immaculate conception, one
of the strictcst religious holidays. All
business was suspended. The entire
population was in the streets and tho
fear or an mtOward inci,lcn. In view
OF the activity uf the tcrrorsts Undue
cd extraordinary precautions The pa
lice made number Of arrests hut both
military displays happily passed oil
without disturbances.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
DUKES SANITY
MUST BE JUDGED
Court Decides That Prima Facic
Case is Established and Jury
Must Decide.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Thc appel.
late division Of the Supreme Court 10.
day handed down G. decision affirming
an order by Justice Leyenlritt. at spe.
. iai term in the matter of Brcdie H.
Duke, but without rendering an opin.
ion. The matter was petition Of
Lawrence Duke TO have BrodieiL. Duke
declared n person incompetent TO man.
dgc his affairs His property was al.
legged TO amount to; 100000, but a
question Of jurisdiction came up.
Justice Lrventlitt decided that some
IF The property at least was situated in
his Stale; that he aftidavils Of cnin.
scnt alienisls established at least pri.
ma facie case of'dcmcntia under the
statue: and directed that the question
of competency of Droilic l.. Duke. he
tried ty a Jury at he trial.ierm of Tho
Supreme Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
NORTH CAROLINA
CROPS UNlNJURED
Severe Frost and Ice in Some Sections
But Fruit crop Thought 10
Be Safe.
tBv AssocIatcd Prcas.,

WILMINGTON. N. c., April Al
though frost and ice in some places
last night are reported from the VIII
'nington truck belt today, it is believe
that little, II any damage has been
done 10 crops.
The Wilmington and Weldon section,
reports higher temperatures than ;ha
territory south and in that belt where
North Carr ina strawberries are large
ly grown, the growers saw there ha;
l'ecn no injury To the plants. TIC
minimum temperature at Wilmington
was forty degrees. 1t will be tlay
or Two before an estimate of tic dam.
age. II any, to the crops can be made,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
POLICE INVADE
THE CEMETARIES
Search Graves For Political EmbIc:ns
and Information Of Treason
Make Ludcrous Mistakes.
(ny Associated Press. }

ST. PETERSBURG. April 1.-THE
efforts CT Tic police To smother pcliti-
ral agitation have led them even 10
invade the cemeteries in their search
Tor information Of treason II has &C.
come the practice Of studcnts to place
on the graves of comrades who were
active Or who suffered in tho cause ri
freedom wrcaths bound with rlbbcn.;
On which political sentiments are in.
scribc.l.
The pulicc now make nocturnal Wis
its to the cemeteries In search for
these reasonable mottOs which are
promptly conliscated. But being ig-
norant the policemen make curious
mistakes. Tho other day harmless
Inscription in Greek simply express
siyc of sympathy was seized and ON
"Wednesday q rcd ribbon attached to
II wreath although on the grave of a
wcll known official being interpreted
by the police as a revolutionary cm-
blGm. was not only cut OF. but created
SO much alarm that general order
was sent to all vendors Of mortuary
wrcaths prohibiting tho sale at rel
ribbons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
RICHMOND DECIDES
FOR TWO ELECTIONS
City Primary on juno 2cth-ststc
Committee Will Meet
in May.
lspeeIal 10 lilo Daily Press,

Z RICHMOND. VA, April TIL,
city Democratic committee tonight lie
cided unanimously to have scparat,
primaries for the nomination of city
ANA State officials. That tn select city
officials will be held Iunc Goth.
State Committee to Meet.
Chairman }. Taylor Ellyson Of ,lr.
State Democratic committee, said 20
day that he had not yet. determined n
date for the meeting OF the executive
comr'ittcc to fix n time for the meet.
ing of the State central committee.
There Is 10 need fer any great
hurry" said Mr.. I1llysen. THE plan OF
organization fixes the arproximat
Time for the holding of the State prm.
a"j', and the committee has little "
jo other than TO fix the assessments
Tor candidates and decide day.
THE committee will be called 10
meet in May. however. aid the date
is matter which have not consider
e. 10 any extent"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
MURDER RECALLS
JACK THE RIPPER
Young Woman Found in a New
York Hotel Dying From
a Stab Wound.
IyDEvTlflE, HER COMPANION
He is Club Steward and Denies Any
knowledge of the Crime but Ad-
mts Being With Her-Long knito
Mystihcs PoIice-crime Similar 10
the White Chapel Cases.
uEy NssoclatcL Dress

NEW YORK. April 7.-Eleh.cnla OF
mystery recalling the stories of lack
The Ripper" who teri oriZcd the White
Chapel district of London years ago,
lend sensation to the stabbing todu.
Ill Thirteenth street hotel, ef Il
young woman. She died in a hospital
Il few hours after the stabbing. a pat.
ron OF the hotel whom the police i:;;
under arrest. although admitting he
was in the woman's company a short.
time before she was injured. declared
he did not know how she received the
wound that resulted in her DEATH
Used Long Knife. <;
The woman, whose name was Mamin
Wilson. was stabbed in the abdomen.
The wound was made by a very long
knife. fer which the police are unable
To account and which the man under
arrest protests did not belong to him.
The character OF the cut was similar.
to that made on the victims of the
London Jack The Ripper The man
under arrest is James Doyne, club
steward. Flo told the police he was
with the woman last night, butTsaiu
that she had left him and he did not
lirow hcw she was stabbed.
identified Boyne
According to the detectives who took
the man. arrested to the bedside of The
dying woman after she had been re-.
moved 10 The hospital. Miss Wilson
identified Boyre as the one who stab
bed her
He crept up behind me" She told
the police. put his arm around my
neck and stabbed me-"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
ILLINOIS LAW TO
JAIL MAGNATES.
Bill Passed by House Of Representa-.
tives Provides For Heavy Fines y
and Prison Sent fences.
(By Associated Press,

SPRINGFIELD. ILLS. April 1.-THE
antitrust bill passed the House tu,Iy
by vote of l12 10 ., and goes TO Tic
Senate. The bill makes explicit def
milton Of what Constitutes .trus. in.
clulcs Insurance companies in the or.
CARNATIONS subject to the trust. delft
ton and provides heavy fines and iln-
prisonment for violation of the propos-
ed law
For the corloralios the fines range
from $500 TO $1.o0U for The first Of.
Tense TO $4,000 for the fourth uficnsc.
For the individual members, prcsi.
dents. managers, etc, OF companies in
a trust d fine of $500 to sI.GOO anu a
jai: sentence not to exceed II year is
provided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Funeral of a Slaughtered Work
man the Occasion For a
Demonstration.
DEATH TO THE CAR.
Abavc inscription on Banner Openly
Carried in tho s,rccts-Laroc Force
of Military and Police In.crferc,l and
Dispersed tho Mob-No oac Was
Seriously Injured.
Niy .NSsnri,irL I,rrssl


ST. PETERSBURG, April 7.-Thc
warkmcn of The village OF Smolcnsli
made n demonstration today. The oc-
caSinn being the burial Of an employee
o' the PAIL factory. who was kilc,! by
ro!iccmcn few days ago. Six thous.
and persons assembled carly in the
morning in heavy snow storm and
awaited tho funeral procession
Red Flags Everywhere.
Thee were rcd flags everywhere.
am: wreath deposited by Socialists
ua the coffin was inscribed: Died an
innocent victim in tho struggle for vic
troy" After the intermcnt revolutions
AIRY rroclamations were scattered
among tho people and procession
was formed headed by Socialis. car
rying banner inscribed Death to
the Gar. the Assassin"
At this iunctnrc large force of
military ami police intcrrcrcd. dispcrs-
al The mob and seized the wrcaths and
banners. The workmen did not at
tempt serious opposition aud none was
seriously injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
CHARGE OPERATORS
WITH NEGLIGENCE
ccroncr's Jury Brings in Verdict in
Cases of the Virginia Mine
Disaster.
(Ry Associated l,rcss.)


BIRMINGHAM. ALA. April The
coroncrs jury which has been i.ivesti-
eating the Virginia mine disaster i'll
which II persons lost their lives re.
turned Il verdict this afternoon which
charges four operators with wilfu! and
criminal negligence.
The jury returned Il separate verdict
IN the case Of each man killed in the
mine which set forth that the deceased
came to his deatr by an explosion in
the Virginia mines, Jefferson county,
Ala, cn the 2n,h Of February. 1906,
that the explosion was dust explosion
caused !y the collection of dust that
was allowed to accumulate in tho
mines of the Alabama Steel ana Wire
Company by their agents, although the
State mine inspector and his assistants
hal repeatedly warned them of the
dangerous condition Of the mine over
Il rc;lr prior TO the explosion and that
The deceased came TO his death in an
unlawful mahnci. by the Nilful and
criminal negligence of Everett T..
SCHUYLER, Geo. II. SCHUYLER, Amos W.
Reed and Samuel Hartly. operators
managers and mine foreman Of said
mine. against the peace aud dignity OF
The Stntc of Alabama
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08

Notinn and honor and loyalty to t,l;
country -houldcr To shoulder as rLl.
lev citizens CT The mightiest Republic
,iNn which the sun has ever shnnc.
Iicdcr.l. the man would have poor
heart. Il poor spirit who would not be
thrilled by such II meeting as this. by
such sight as you accord me today.
you of the gray. you of the blue, ali
onc under The flag of this reunited
country" tAnplausc).
The, President spoke OF the orguni-
zaticn Of The Rough Riders, Of the les.
son Of brotherhood taught by The var
icu membership IL the regiment com
Mimcn2d the Texans on The attention
paid to educating their chi,lrcn and
referred to lie mother rs having IL
harder time of II than the soldier.
Presented With Spurs.
Tic President was given banquet
III the Mcngcr hotel this evening by
the business Mems Club AT It's CON.
clusion lie was presented by the clnl,
with handsome pair of silver spurs
with gold buttons ard ornaments.
-Aftcr the banquet the President badc
farewell 10 the members nt the com.
mIItcc in the parlors or tho hotel. Ills
train luft Tor Fort Worth at | o'clock
tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
INDEMNITY STOPPED
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Another Effort OF Different Lines is
Now Being Made. Backed by
Franco and England.
Wy Associated Fress.2

ST. PETERSBURG. April 7.-Thc
Japanese insistcnce upon an indcm7
nlty rathcrsthan indisposltion TO CON
cln,!c peace at this time. later infor-
,n;ltion indicates. wrecked the recent
attempt 70 bring the warning powers
into negotiate MS,
Another effort on different lines to
bring Russia and Japan together is be:
licycd 10 bn under way. The movers
lnw Icing French md English, tlnan-
5tlnI interests anil with heavy cunnec.
ti0i;s in thclwo countries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Geronimo Wants Freedom.

l-hWTON, OKLA. April 7.-Ar.
Engagements for tie reception of Prcs:.
dent Roosevelt at Frederick have been
made and many persons have already
S;::tc'l for that point from all dirct-
ticns Of the territory. Geronimo, TIC
Famous old Indian chief who is now &,
rriSonc: of war OH the Fort sill mill.
tary reservation, left today for Fred
click To plead with the President to
grant llilr freedom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
SAY THE BANKER
WAS A SUICIDE
Autopsy on David X. Phillips Shows
No Sign of Foul
Play.
(Ry Associated Prcss.)

LYNN. MASS. April 7.-Shortly ar
ter tac beginning of the autopsy on
the !ody of David x. Phillips. the
wealthy banker Of Swampscott. which
IVES found ON the beach there yestcr.
day word was received that Phillipss
wnistcOat, containing his watch. had
been found on the beach near the
place where the body was drowned
These articles were. missing last
night and this fact led tho family of
Phillips to ask for an autopsy, foul
play being suspected.
After the autopsy today the medical
examiner announced that the banker
came 10 his death by drowning and
that there were no Indications Of foul
play. The drowning might have been
accidental, Inc added. although the cir
cllmstanccs would Indicate that the
drowning MAS deliberate.
ToGay's developments in the case
were taken by the authorities aud by
the Phillips family as indicating that
Mr.. Phillips discarded his outer gar
ntnls AMI then drowned himself. 1t
is said that worry about business mat
tcrs OF not momclitous importance. en-
plains the action. Philliprs's business
interests arc in excellent condition
and ii is understood lie leaves q large
fortune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
BANK OF BENSON IN
RECEIVERS HANDS
Closed by the Corporation commission.
Charge, Improperly Conducted.
Shortage Not Known.
lRy Associated I,rasH.l

RALElGIt. n. c.. Arril THE
Bank If Benson, at Benson, n G..
WAS closed today by the corporation
commission as shortage has been
discovered and the charge is made that
The bank Is being con Quoted improp-
cr!y.
The deposits are s1S.oOo. cnpiial
stock slo.ooo- The shortage is not yet
known and The hank examiner Is In
charge rcnding the appointment Of II
receiver.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Jan Cavalry Retired

ST. PETERSBURG, April 7.-Chicf
OF Staff karkvitch. in a dispatch to the
general staff, dated today, says:
Yesterday our sharpshootcrs forced
the Japanese cavalry to retire from
Erdahczc to Tsulushu
One of our detachments- on arriv-
ing I'm the morning of April 4. at
Tsintsatun. engaged the enemy. who
had 5000 Chinese bandits with them
have not received report of the re-
suits OF tho battle"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Frost in Georgia.
(By Associated Press l

u GAINESVILLE, GA. April Il
Opinions differ as to whether the
peach crop was killed by last nights
freeze. There was the heaviest frost
this morning seen here In long time
and there was considerable Ice in
various localities. Garden truck in
some instances was damaged badly.
The thermometer registered 81 de.
grecs al The lowest. 1t is not yet
known positively that the peaches
were killed though they are doubtless.
ly injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Mo Russians in sinht

TOXIC. April -; p. m.-The main
body OF the Russians. which was re-
Gently defeated in the neighborhood
of Chinchiatnn. has dcviatcd toward
Shumiencheng, and part of it has re.
treated along the Senghua road. On
the evening of April o. no Russians
were seen to be south OF Hsinliutun,
eight miles north OF Chinchatun.
a small force Of Russians is occupy
ing Talisiyo. twenty-siX miles east OF
Wciyuanpoamen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-08
Quick Justice Metcd Out to
Negro Mnrderer in Pulaski
County.
fAINr'D AT TIE sEN1INcE
Eccd Was Committed Saturday Night.
Captured Sunday Nisht-lndicted.
Tried, Convicted and Sentenced To.
day-batc of Execution Fixsr For
May 12.
May IL.
(ny Associated I,rcss,)


ROANOKE. VA, April AT Pulas.
ii today Floyd Hale colorcd, was III.
dlcted for murder. tried. convicted anil
sentenced 10 death. the proceedings
Tasting not more Than IN hour.
Jialc killed John Hart, white, last
Saturday night and made his escape.
lie was captured the following night
ana returned TO Pulaski.
Overcome by Sentence.
During the trial Halo manifested tn
difference. but after the death sentence
lie tainted and was carried from tho
room ~ motion TO set the verdict
aside was ovcrrucd by Judge Jackson
anal May H. was fixed as the day for
the execution.