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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
News Of Importance From Far
Fast, Regarding Roj styensky's
Fleet, Momcntarl y Expected.
WILL FIGHT SHY OF FOB MOsA
Russian Authorities Think vaIorous
Hero of North Sea Incident is In.
sllncd to Give Danger Zone as Wide
a Bcrt, as is Observation-Disclosures
Learns Of oyama.
tny Associated prrss.l

ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.-Thcrc
is an air III expectancy at tho admir-
Atty wl.'eh indicates that news of I'M
%pIrtancc regarding Admiral ltojestr
ycnsky'S fleet is anticipated ut any
moment. No official Information re-
garding The admiral's whereabouts is
%volul;to erod. the officers making no
ccnrcnlmeDt CT The fact that they arc.
mt il: possession of Rojcstvensky's
plans. but the majority entertain No
doubt that the Russian fleet is now
stciming towards its ultimate dcslina-
ton.
While there is no official conlrma-
ton Of the Hong Kong dispatch that
the liecl has passed through the Bias.
hoe channel, it is credited by those
who have insisted from the beginning
that Iio~jcstvensky will give the island
of Forniosa n wide berth to the west
ward.
Tic admiral, II is claimed here. has
hal ample time to reach the Pacific
silcc he left the waters of Indo- China
.ttg!fhc dispatches received from the
E1font are mcagrc, but there aro some
Ailtc sas#A4 saitlstf q neralt .Lineyitcl
has n altcf a leaf. out Of Field Mat'
slial oyana's bonk atS,he SiialiGet. nv
ar aud ut Mukdcn. and that nc Is
about to advance himself and under.
take a counter offensive. meeting thu
Japanese pressure against his left by
advancing his right. 1t is too early,
however. tp determine whether the
moves thus far arc more than fcints.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
DIE IN
81, RAILWAY TUNNEL
Fire Damp Exnlodes With Fatal Re.
suits at Liezen, in styria-Res.
'g'tt'4i Acuers Handicapped.
Z. (By Associated Presses

VIENNA. May 22.-Accordinr to
news received here today from Iie2ou
in Syria. seventeen persons were kill
ell by an explosion caused by fire damp
in the Bozruck tunnel today. The OK.
plosion took place in the lower gal,
leries. There were men in
otlhe tunnel ut the time and 1t is feared
that all lave persisted.
Several attempts nj rescue were
made. but all of them failed. The mem-
bers of the rescue party having been
overcome by the fumes of the gases.
The completel porrion of the tunnel
was not damaged. The tunnel is
being bored through the Bozruck noun
tain in connection with a second rail-
wey to Trieste.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
TROOPS
r
Several Minor Engagements Reported
From Japanese imperial Army
Headquarters.
(By Assocjated Prcss.l

TOXIC. May Cd p. m.--Impcrial
army headquarters made the following
announcement today: =
in the direction of Changtu. on
May 20. II force of the enemy consist
ing of over n battalion of Infantry. a
regiment OF cavalry and two guns.
made n dntour 10 the eastern height
ut S%antaok0u. eight miles east OF
Changtu, and from the vicinity If Il
coal mine ten miles east of Chantu Mt
1t."p O'Clock in the morning. corr
mcnced a bombardmcrt.
Subsequently another Russian force
with four guns appeared on the north
crn height of Chinyangpao, and ut {
p. M. two %battalions of the enemy all
yanccd from The eastern side of the
village. but were repnlsed.
another mixed force of the enemy
entered lGrhshibllipao where they set
fire tn the village AMI retreatcd.
"a body Of the enemy's cavalry dis
mounted. attacked 'Tangshed, on the
right bank of The Lao river. thirteen
miles southwest of Faiumen, on the
morning of May 20. After an engage
mcnt lasting two hours the enemy re.
treated In disorder. toward the south
west. abandoning 800 men; killed and
wounded.
Except these collisions between
small forces. the situation ia otherwsin
unchanged"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
HOT RECEPTION
FOR ~SERENADERS
Randolph-Macon Academy Boys pep
pered With Shot While in Front
Of Jcter Female Institute.
(By Associated rress.,.

ROANOKE, VA May GA sero.
snSdfrgs party of thlftidn eiiGdsn g FROM
the RonioiniE NJ aeS6iMa'A sAthdidiiy fniaie)
Mt Bedford City. Va, was fPtd ibJrri
by persons in tho Jcter Femalc III
stituto ut that plncc early Sunday
Morning and five Of tho screnaders
were peppercd with Slot from sliol.
guu6.
One of the boys received a large
number of Slot in the face. 1t is al.
legged that the scrcnaders had been
warned to stay away from the girls in.
stitution. Sunday morning when they
appeared on the campus and started
their merrimcnt they were fired upon.
The boys returned the fire. but did no
damage.
Both institutions are outside the cor.
poratc limits and the town authorities
have no jurisdiction. No arrests have
been made. The names of the wound.
ol students, none of whom Is .erious.
ly hurt. cannot be obtained and the
Jeter professors decline to say WHO
fired on The visitors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
|DEATH
IN STORMS WAKE
Many Lives Lost and Serious Damage
to Crops "a Many Sections of
Lone Star State.
tBy Associated l,ress.l

DALLAS. TEXAS, May 22.-Several
lives were lost and serious damage
was done to crops In many sections
oil Texas last night by the terrific wind
and rain storm that prevailed i'm muny
sections. Streams are out of their
banks and bridges have been washed
away.
In the northwest part of Haskell
county, fourteen houses we're destroy
cd; the Two children of VIII Tounds.
near Marcy, were killed and Mrs.
Tounds was foun'l unconscious and
Will die Mr.. Tounds escaped with
slight lruiscs.
At Malone. The Christian and Pap
t!st churches were wrecked.
at Temple. Berth, Henley, a 10.
year.old negro girl. was killed by
lightning.
Considerable damage was dono at
Waco, several houses hcing unroofed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
NEWPORT NEWS. va, TUESDAY, MAY %, 1905.

that was standing neal the Hooking
Valley railroad round.house, OH West
Mound street. The six men who were
killed were ut work nearby and the
l'nilling was damaged and large guam.
titles of tile debris we're scattered fur
hundreds of feet in all directions. Scv,
cral IF the men killed were thrown
high into the air.
Physicians and a%tnbulances were
summoned and the police were mott,
fed as soon as the first excitement
h'llowing the explosions had subsidized.
The engine that exploded was being
tested for IT'S run after rebuilding.
The four engines standing nearby
were wrecked.
The bodies of the six men were ter
rthly manSled. arms and legs being
scattered in all directions. One man
is believed 20 have been blown into
the river and,is not accounted for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
INDUSTRIAL PARLIAMENT.
Delegates From Every Southern State
Arrive in Washington.
(By Associated Presy.)


WASHINGTON. D. Co. May 81
Delegates from every Southern State
have arrived in this city to attend the
three days session of the Southern In.
dustrial Parliament. which begins to.
morrow.
New York is To bic represented by
delegates from the Cotton Exchange,
Chamber CT Commerce. Board of Trade
and The transportation and Produce
Exchange.
Governor Glenn; OF North Carolina,
Will lie tempe rary chairman of the
parliament. Speeches will he made by
Secretary Wilson. of The department
OF agriculture. VI. V. Richards. Of the
Southern Railway and Il. l.. Gates, OF
tic Louisville & Nashville Railway.
President Roosevelt Is to receive the
delegates at The White House Thurs.
day. The parliament is to discuss
many phases Of Southern industries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Question of constitutlonaiity.

FRESNO. CAL, May ,22.-rhe Gum
bcrland Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, is in the midst of n long debate
over union with the Presbyterian
church. Two reports on union we're
presented this afternoon. A majority
rel'ort signed by Drs. Templeton and
Wiggintcn anil Judge Beard gave a
complete list of the presbrteries which
had voted fer Or against union end dc.
cIarcd union had been conslitutionally
agreed to ny q majority of the prcsby-
teries in the Cumberland church.
Elders McClelland aid Young sub
mftted 81 minority report. admitting
the yntc. except ono preshytery but
asserting That the church has no con
s%titmtional right to unite with another.
church and that. therefore, The union
has not been constltutioually agreed
I" The debate will be continued to-.
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
He Killed Deputy Sheriff and
Wounded Seven Other Men
Near Waltmau, Ky.
SMOKED OUT AND SHOT BY MOB
Man Had Reen,Terrorlzlng Community.
and s-arrlcaded Himself in House
and Resisted Arrcst-sullding Sc.
or r ire and Madman's Body RlddIed
win Bullets as He Ran Out.
(BY AasocIated Press,

GREENSBORO. XIV. May 22.-Rot.
cit Shaw. G. negro. supposedly iEsnnc.
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff w. G.
brown and wounded seven other men
near Waitnan. Tonight a mol of mon
and b 'ys surrounded Shaw's house and
eel 1T on fire. Shaw finally lcapcd out
~ hun'lerl shots were fred and
Shaw's dead bcdy was riddlcd Will,
bullets.
SHINY was tcrrorizing the community
around Waitman and an appeal was
sent 10 this city for help. A posse waa
at once formed, but as soon us they
approached Shaw's house he opened
fire. Marshal Watson and four othera
were shot and slightly wounded.
Found Him on Front Porch.
To-day n posse headed by Sheriff
Kelly went from Lewisport to Wait
man ana found Shaw sitting on his
front porch. Shaw quickly barrlcadcd
himself In his house. The posse tried
tc STORM the house. but the negro open.
ed fire. wounding James Ford and John
Robinson. Shaw had two revoIvcrs,
Tut announced that he would save
them for work at close range.
A great crowd gathered. but kept is
a safe distance. This afternoon will
G. Brown. a deputy sheriff of lian-
cock county, volunteered 10 20 To the
house and take Shaw. When Within
fifteen feet of thp nlacp Shaw nrnd
blowing Browns head completely off.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Negotiations Between Team ters
and Their Employers Wefe
Continued Last Night.
HOPEFUL OF A sEtn ENEN1
Question Still Hinges or Attitude #
Express COMPATIBILITY Mealfy
Stand by Saying Blacklist wiIilSSSot
BE Enforced-wont Rolnstate Biz
Drivers. However. /
tBy Associntcd Press,

CHICAGO. ILLS. May 2e.--Ncg.r
t%iatinns looking toward the scttlS
ment of The tcamstcrs' strike were
again in progress carly tcnigh,.&.sA
committee Of sever Representatives. Of
the union, empowered tn call uIf3tI,a
strike wen in.n conference atSs.9
o'clock with The attorney for the I'm
ployers' Association. The mcetiiil
lasted for several hours. IN:
Strong pressure was brought to beur
on the managers Of the express con-.
ranics To induce them To modify tliHlr
declaration that none uf their striking
drivers would be permitted to retnfn
to work The greatcst concession
that could he obtained YVES that no
blacklist would be enforced against
tho men n that. while none of theGi
would cver be r%cinstatc.i IN his OLD nj,
%sitiGn; there would be no obiecttionltU
any driver obtaining a situation with
an express company when a vacancy
existed. so
Why Meeting Was Held.
It was this declaration by the on
press COMPANIES that led. toythe mGSt.
ing tonight and 1t Was eNletteds be.
fare the confcteiice Was fefdf that iIns
p%nrtant results would be Forthcoming.
Despite this for peace the
Lunll'crmcW's Association is prcpar.
ing for an extension of the strike. At
i.
n meeting of this organization tonight
II was decided that tomorrow morning
all transfers employed by the sixty.
five firms composing the association
would compel their drivers to- make de-
hvcrics TO strike bound houses.
Twelve of these firms enforced the
order today. and some $50 drivers quit
work. Union officers say that Tho
same thing will happen tomorrow If
drivers are ordered to make deliver
les TO the bvycotted. firms.
Hopeful of Settlement.
After 4 conference Of several hours.
representatives of the Transfers
Union and of the employers declared
at midnisl!. that the prospects for tn
settlement of the strike are excellent
and that the end of til, trouble may be
looked for at any time within the next
as hours.
The stumbling block in the negotia
lions is the declaration nv. the ex.
1,rrss companies that none of their
striking drivers will he taken back
under any conditions. All other terms
submitted by the employers to the
strikers have been accepted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23

DARN road after dislodslng forces of
japanese cavalry and Infantry. The
dispatch adds. that General Martinon's
detachment from Tadlu also drove
back the Japanese advanced cavalry
ontpusts.
General ~lincvitch also reports fight.
ing near Shantcsc, May IS. but dill
nut give tie result. He said n Rus
sian detachment tas! of the railroad
approached The village of Shantosc
and was attacked by Il considerable
force of Japanese from the coal mincs
south of that place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
VOTES TO REUNITE
WITH CUMBERLAND
Unanimous Action Amid Storm of APP
pIause, Taken by General Assem-.
bly, Presbyterian Church.
.tny Associated rrcss.A

WlN0NA LAKE, IND. Ray 23.--
Amid a storm of applause. without de
"ate or a dissenting voice. the general
assembly Of the Presbyterian church
here today voted 10 reuiiite with the
Cumberland Presbyterian, body, which
Withdrew from the original denomina.
ton ON February 4. 1910. thereby, SO
far rs the mail; church is concerned.
bringing tog ether the two largest
branches of the PRESBYTERIAN faith.
The Cumberland assembly, now in
session at Fresno. Cal, has moi yet de-
cllci the question.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Hold Her as a Prize.

CHEFoo. May 22.-'rravclcrs ar
irving today frori Port Arthur say that
4 Japanese armc': force OF n hundred
men boarded the Russian steamer Ku
Zan on Saturday in Port Arthur har-
i'nr on receipt of n dispatch from III.
kio announcing that the Japanese gov
ernmcnt would retain lfer MS n prizc.
on the srounl that she is Il war YES
sci. The Russians said that tho Ia.
Fan was a hospital ship during the
siege.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
THE INNOCENT BY
STANDER GETS IT
Georgs w. Fish Killed by win Par.
sons. Bad Man With Poor
Workmanship.
tBy Associated Press.)

CRANpuLI~ TENN, May 22.--In a
shooting ARRAY CT an excursion train
last night IA this place. georgia W.
Fisk, an employee of the Tennesses
Lumber Company, and formerly OF.
Williamsport, Pa. was shot and, iu,;
slantly killed by Will Parsons, who Is;
supposed to have been firing at an.
other y
AT his preliminary hearing today,
Parsons was bound over to court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
:" Want no Influence With Grim.
lnaIs" Says Governor Before
Large Crowd at Bedford.
STANDS FOX RATE REGULATION
EXPLAINS His Reference to Opponents
Senatorial Record and Declares He
Has No Intention 10 Do Injustice 10
the Lstter-Dcfends Action in Send.
ing Troops to Roanoke Last Year.
Especial TO tho pnilv press ,

RICHMOND. VA. May PA great
crowd Mt Bedford City today heard
Governor Montague make his first
srecch since his recovery. In the
course OF which he replied to Senator
Martins to former statements
OF his. He first answered. the state.
mcnt that his attack on dishonest
members of the United States Senate
would prevent his having influence in
mat BODY should he he elcctc,l.
Il want no Influence with criminals"
said the governor. "If 1t he true that
] can. best serve my people through in.
timacy with crooks and graftcrs. Then
do not aspire to serve them"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Mary Johnston's Father Dead.
BY Associated Press.

RICHMOND. VA, May 22.-Major
John Williams Johnston, father OF
Mary Johnston, the authoress. died at
his home last night, Sc years old. He
was a native of Virginia, tool a con
s%picuous part on the Confederate side
In the war between the States and af-
tire the war held a number of RESPONSE
BILE railway and other positions in the
South.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
MUST HAVE CHILD
OR NO
Oliver II. p. Belmont Comes to Rescue
Of Man Who Doesn't Believe
In Race Suicide.
tBy Associated press.J

NEW YORK, May 22.-Brooklyn in
a few months will have a twenty
story senement house, the largest In
this city. and it will occupy a whole
block.
Children not only will be welcome.
hut no apartment will be- rented to n
family unless they have at least one
child.
Oliver Fl. p. Belmont is the original.
or Of the project.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
100000 VICTIMS OF
PLAGUE ALREADY
Frigi,tful Mortality Among Natives Of
India Shown In Report Of Sec
Rotary aroderick.
CBy Associated Press,

LONDON, May 22.-'rhree quarters
Of a million people have already died
OF the plague In India this year nc
cordingSato figures furnished by Indian
Secretary Frederick. in the House of
Commons this afternoon. The NOR.
,tality from January ! to April u, was
471.7ft, while another 2la,79G isuc-
curnhed during the four weeks ending
April 80.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
In the Hanan Straits.

HONG KONG, May 22.-rhe latest
steamer TO arrive here reports sight.
ing a Russian volunteer fleet of stcam-
crs' accompanied by a large transport,
in the 1anan straits. OIL the morning
of May .. They were stcaming west.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Arrested in Paris on Serious c,aruc,

PARIS, May 22.-The police today
arrested Edward Israel Ibstein, who is
charged with renting apartments from
Count Girion. and others aud removing
therefrom valuable art objects. The
police say the prisoner is wanted in
Augusta, Ga.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Captured While or. a Junk-et

TOXIC, May 22.-S y. NIT is re-
ported that n junk filed with Russian
officers has been captured. 1t is pre-
snm.! thai they yer making Il recon
Nuisance from Vladivostok.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Delay lnSJudDe Lafontaine's Decision
- r Aaanciafnd PrnsuA .-..

MONTREAL. CAN, May 22.-Judge
Lafontalne. the extredition commits,
sioner, not having had time to prepare
his Judgment In the case of Gaynor
and Greene, today remanGcd them un
I'll next Monday when he expects to
be able to hand down his decision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Lees private Secretary is Dead
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON. s.. G, May 22.--Dr.
Frank A Waddlll, a prominent bust.
ness man of Cheraw. died today after
a short illness. He graduated from
Washington and Lee University short
~ after tho war and for some rimc
was private secretary tc Genera! r,
L. Lee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Not Known In Aunuata,

AUGUSTA GA. May 22.-Pollce rec.
ords here dating back twenty years
contain no charge against any one
named Ibstein, The police say there
must be some mistake.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
N HERE is THE
RUSSIAN VERSION
General lInevitch Tells How Ills
Men Occupied Two Valleys,
and RepuIsed Japs.
tBY Assoclatcu press.1

ST. PETERSBURG, May %. -fien.
eral iincvitch IN a dispatch from the
front dated May 81. Announces that
two Russian %detachments occupied tile
valleys Of tho Eaak aud Khanla rivers,
westward of N~anshentsi, on the. Man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
Chief of Police Killed by NEGRO.
tspceIal 70 the DnIty Press.l

VspccIhI 70 the DnIfy Press.)
RICHMOND. VA, May 22.-rorn
Reel, chief of police Of stonega. Wise
county. was shot aud ~inslantly killed
to-day while attempting to arrest a
negro murderer,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-23
BOILER EXPLODED,
a55 SIX MEN L L
] F;rishtfui Accident In Hooking Valley
%Roundhouae IN Columbus
Engines Wrecked.
(By Assoclated Prcss.)

,(By Associated Press.)
coLUMBUs.t OHIO. May 22.-six
men were killed this afternoon by the
{ explosion iof tie boiler Of an engine