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Sailed Yesterday.
For Sale Che ap.

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-10
NEW HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Prof Allen Will Succeed Prof, Tabb
Tomorrow

''' 'N''1T' VII ouCceed PTot, abb
Tomorrow
The resignation of Prof Il. West
Iahh as principal Of the i0cal High
school Will take effect today, which Is
the end of the first school mouth, anil
tomorrow Mir. James f. Alien who
was elected successor To the present
principal, will take charge of the
school,
Professor Allen Is now in Baltimore,
where he has been attending The
johns hopkins University. lie will
arrive in this city tomorrow morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

NJ. Whites appointment as chief Rus
sian peace plenipotentiary was announced
today in the Official Messenger in the
following words:
Owing TO the serious illness which
overlook NJ Muravieff on his arrival in
St Petersburg which made II impossible
for him TO familiarize himself at short
notice. with the considerable material con-
nected with the negotiations, his majesty
the emperor. has been pleased 10 appoint
President OF the Committee OF Ministers
Witte TO tie post OF chief plenipoten-
tiary."
spontaneously all parties recognize NJ.
Whites selection makes for a successful
termination Of the peace negotiations. Tho
mere fact that the emperor at last yielded
TO the pressure of his appointment is ac>
eepted as being a complete assurance
that his majesty Is sincerely determined
TO end the conflict and make peace II a
possible basis is obtainable.
Every influence which championed NJ
witte was for peace while on the contrary
in every instance those who opposed him
were for a prolongation OF the struggle.
CREDIT DUE LAMSDORF.
France through Ambassador Nelidoff
strongly urged him for the post but the
main credit for NJ. Whites selection be-
longs 10 Foreign Minister Lamsdorf who
mover ceased TO press for his selection.
Count Lamsdorf and NJ. Witte are now
in close alliance and when NJ Bouligin re-
tires from the ministry OF the interior all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
FRANCE CELEBRATES HER
NATIONAL HOLIDAY

Paris. July 4-The Frnech national
holiday was celebrated today. The boule-
wards were thronged with merrymakers.
and all the leading thoroughfares were
elaborately decorated. There was a bril-
liant review at Long Champs at S o'clock
this morning. II was attended by Presi-
dent and Nine Ioubet. the diplomatic
corps and n vast throng Of people. About
o. 600 troops took part in the manoeu-
vres.
A notable feature OF tho view was the
presence OF l2s officers from the British
naval squadron at Brest, all In full uni
form.
Their arrival was the occasion for an
enthusiastic reception, the band playing
the British anthem. The popular recep-
tlon accorded 10 the British officers was
further indicative Of the Anglo French
understanding President -Hesbetsave a
luncheon 20 the British officers and 20
a number OF French military and naval
men In the Elysee Palace at noon.
Public games and dancing are going on
In all the public places under the control
OF the municipality and the theatres will
give free performances
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
REARGUMENT
DENIED BY
THE COURT

Judge Blodgett has denied the petition
OF the plaintiff in tho case OF Margaret
Poland VS.. Union Railroad company for
a reargumont OF the motion for a new
trial OF the case. The appellate court set
aside n verdict OF 5000 in favor fthe
plaintiff and two of the judges. Blodget
Justice and Ctiness Chief Justice, ordered
Judgment 10 be entered for the defend
ant.
The late Chief Justice Tillinghast, who
was then simply Justice OF the court.
fled very terse and able opinion. dis
senting from the ordering of judgment for
the big CORPORATION.
Plaintiff was eight years old when she
was run down by n car on Friendship
street. Two members OF the court de-
clared II was impossible for the acct
dent to have happened as the jury believed
Il happened
Judge Blodgett says Even II the sole
surviving member OF the court az then
constituted. should be convinced that n
rearRument should be had II Is now I'M
possible 20 obtain the assent thereto or
dissent therefrom Of either Of the other
members OF the court. To grant a rear
gument is 20 assume on the part Of the
survivor that tho decision OF the three
justices then sitting was. at least, at
best, doubtful or even clearly wrong" No
authority is found by the court for a re-
argument in this case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
ANOTHER
REBUFF FOR
JEROME

New York, July 14-For a second tina
within "a hours District Attorney Jeroms
today made an unsuccessful effort 10 pro-
cure from the New York office of the
state superintendent OF insurance an offi-
cial copy of the superintendent's report on
his investigation into the affairs OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society. The re-
port had been made public at Albany last
night
Assistant District Attorney Garvan.
went to the office of Deputy Insurance
Commissioner Hunter today bearing
long letter from the district attorney to-
gether with formal demand for an OFF,
cial copy Of the document When Mr. Gar
van emerged from the office he was
empty handed.
What happened?" he was asked.
'T can make no statement" was his re-
ply. ANY information will have TO come
from the district attorney"
did you get an official copy OF the tes-
timony?"
''I did not"
When Mr.. Garvan reported his expert
ence 10 the district attorney, Mr.. Jerome
Immediately arranged for a ong converse
ton by telephone with Governor Higgins
for this afternoon. He said II was his in
tention to inform the governor OF the
failure OF the insurance department here
10 turn the Equitable testimony over To
the district attorneys office as promised
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
AUTO ON LAST STAGE
OF 1000 MILE JOURNEY

Portsmouth, ~. H., July 4.-What was
expected to be the last stage OF the auto
mobile trip from New York to the White
Mountains for the Glidden trophy. in
which about 30 cars are participating,
was begun from this city today.
The weather was excellent and the first
cars got away soon after o'clock. while
by o'clock the last one was on the
road All the machines were In good con-
dition.
Dover. " H., July 1.-THE AUTOMOBILE
lists passed through here we'll punched on
their run from Portsmouth 20 Breton
Woods today. Officers were posted 70 oh
serve whether the speed limit was vio-
lated. but -hey did not report any infrlc-
ton OF the law.
The car OF Hugh Thomas, official pro-
grammer OF the party. was laid up here
temporarily. repairs TO the ball bearings
being found necessary. IL was expected IL
would resume the Journey this afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

Both Schidlofska and his wife were Rus
SLAMS. The man is described as being Of
pleasant appearance with light complex
ion and light blue eyes. He is about Ave
feet six incsss in height, weighs from $50
10 l6O pounds. had light brown hair and
smooth face It Is said that he worked In
South Boston before securing employment
IN Braintree.
II Ia understood that the Braintree bar
Der who employed the man secured him
through q Boston agency.
AUNT ASToNISHED.
Mrs. Schidlofska had an aunt Mrs. Ger
virduain living here. This woman ex-
presses the greatest astonishment at the
murder She said there never was any
cause 70 suspect that the couple were not
happy
AT tho housc which they formerly occu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
0RANGEMEN
ISSUE A
MANIFESTO

Belfast, July H-An independent Sec
ton of Ulster Orangemen headed by
Commoner Ryan, has issued striking
manifesto 10 the country appealing for
the burial of sectarianism which now Is
dividing Protestants and Catholics AMI
invoking the cooperation of all secular
forces in the promotion OF the national
welfare
The manifesto expresses distrust OF
English paruss. which. 1t says, will con-
tnue in the future as in the past, 20 llay
off Catholics and Protestants against
each other 10 the prejudice OF tho coun-
trys higher claims. The country too
long has been neglected in the strife OF!
party and creed the manifesto continues
and there is now need OF a patriotic party
having the oplcy OF ridding Ireland Of tho
domination OF impracticable creeds and
organized tyrannies and to secure the de-
sied redress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
WIFE MURDERED;
POLICE SEEKING
SCH|DL0BSKA

Brockon Mass July 14State Officers Whitney and Rhoades
left here for Belmont the o'clock today accompanied by
Isabella Sdlofska friend of Marchna Schdoa whose body
found yesterday afternoon the links of the Arlington Coli
club Belmont
No has been found of John Schdoska husband of the
for whom police searching is
learned that couple married last spring and that the
is 81 years old. The woman is about 49,
The investigations of the police have revealed the fact that
Scdofska and Marchna Schg married last ST.
Rochoz Lithuanian church Amos this city They went
housekeeping the Polish colony Montelo
northern factory district of the city Before her marriage
employed maid the Brockton hospital for
time
also worked similar capacity the family of J. G.
Of Brockton. 1t said that she had
whom died about ago. There be
of the other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

the ministers will at last be in harmony
especially should Prince Sviatopolk- Mir
sky, as runor today intimates, return TO
the head OF the ministry OF the interior.
The papers here generally were not
aware last night that NJ. Whites appoint
ment was an accomplished fact, but with
one voice those In the secret hail his
selection with intense satisfaction.
WILLING TO TRUST HIM
Even the Novoe Vremya, which has not
believed that an honorable peace Is pos
slble seems willing TO trust the issue in
". Whites hands.
The St Petersburg Gazette dwells es-
pecially upon the confidence with which
his appointment will inspire the Toxic
government where NJ Wittee's opposition
10 the whole policy OF commercial and
military adventure in Manchuria and Ko-
rea is well known. The paper views his
steady struggle against the influences
which precipitnted the war and moreover
points out that NJ Whites selection in
sures harmony among the Russian pleni-
potienaTies nnd delegates as Baron Rosen
shares NJ. Whites views and NJ. Pokotilofr
and NJ. Shipoff were retained under him
while he was minister of finance and be-
long distinctively 70 the Witte school.
In conclusion the st. Petersburg Gazette
says:
There is nothing 80 important during
the negotiations as complete unity OF
opinion.
NJ Muravien has already departed for
Rome 10 resume his post as ambassa-
dor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
FALLS TO
DEATH IN
AIRSHAFT

New York, July Educating the patient
by the sound OF groans, an ambulance
surgeon today descended by a rope hve
stories into pitch dark airshaft after an
injured man. His arduous trip was made
in vain. as the patient. John Thompson.
lived only a short time after he was
removed from his prison TO the hospital.
Thompson was sleeping on the roof,
as had been his custom during the recent
extremely hot weather, when he rolled
into the airshaft and plunged five stories
20 the stone paved bottom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
SERIOUS Difference OVER BOUNDARY

New York. July 1.-THE Jornal Do
Brazil according to a Rio de Janeiro dis
patch, asserts that there are serious
differences between Brazil and Bolivar
about the demarcation OF the boundary
line
The commissioners ignore the where
abouts OF some points mentioned in the
Petropois treaty.
Senor Medeiros, n deputy has intro
duced bill offering n prize OF 1000 Oco 2
62. 90 OoO 20 the discoverer or An
efficaeious remedy for -ttfhcrcufosts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
FRACTURED SKULL CAUSES DEATH

Southington. Conn. July H--Arthur
Garopy. aged IS years, died today from in
juries received yesterday while watching
his son-in-law, Charles Potter saw a limb
from a tree
When the limb fell Il brushed against
Mr. Garopy in such n way as 20 throw
him back upon the sidewalk and his skull
was fractured by striking the curbing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
AN INVITATION TO TOGO

New York. July i4--The committee NAM
ed BY Mayor Mcclellan 10 consider plans
for submission TO the next mayor for the
centenary In 1907 OF the first use OF
steam IN water navigation has decided 10
send an invitation 10 Vice Admiral Togo
OF the japanese navy TO attend on his
flagship. -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

Ths Caucasa July IA regiment of Russian sappers
toned small village the mountains here has murdered
all its officers and rnored has joined the revoutionists
WITTE CONFERS WITH EMPEROR
ST. Petersburg July 14M Wtte had prolonged audience
emperor Peterhof this which the whole sub
of negotiations in detail The difficulties OF
discussed indications given that
majesty apt personally govern M Whites than
the formal instructions which have been given him.
Petersburg Paris Wednesday, sailing
previously July from Cherbourg the Kaiser
will accompany husband Paris,
will remain for the present though she possibly join
M. United States.
At M. Whites personal solicitation M Korotovitz of the
young diplomats who formerly of the Russian
legation Pekin attached the Russian mission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN TIE
NEWS.

ic. per word frat insertion: hc. repeat;
iwk. &c. per word: 2wks. &c. per word;
swks. &c. per word: irno. &c. per wcrd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
WAss GOING WEST

Boston, July H.-At the local headauar-
tiers OF the BARRIERS union II was learned
that n man answering the description OF
Schidlofska but known by the name OF
John Cline. was In this city Wednesday
ana Thursday. Cline had been working in
the barber shop OF Charles Greellsh in
Breintree but stopped work several days
agu and announced his intention OF going
west. He has not been seen at the bar
bers' headquarters since Wednesday af-
tCrnOou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14
POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED.

Arlington, Mass, July H-State OIL
GERS Whitney and Rhoades arrived here
from Brockton at about 7:90 O'clock with
Isabella Schidlofska. They at once went
into consultation with Chief OF Police
Ryan OF Belmont. They would not 6i-
vulge any of their plans for todays work
on the case OF the murder OF Emmeline
Schidlofska In Belmont
After the oorsultation the officers went
TO the local undertaking rooms where the
body was brought last night. Miss Schid-
lofska positively identified the body as
that OF her friends Mrs. Marchina schid-
lctska, wife of John Schidlofska. OF
Brockton. orders were then given that
the body be buried and II is expected that
It will he inferred in the local Potter's
field Later the state officers left for Bos-
ton and Miss sch'dlofska returned to her
homo in Rrockton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

at often happens that a paper OF
5000 circulation covers Its field more
thoroughly than some other paper
with 100000 circulation covers Its
ficid and the territory that tho
paper OF small circulation covers
must be reached through the coll
amns OF that paper."--Mr. Charles
L. Benjamin. In Printers Ink.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-14

pied in Montello IL was learned that they
gave up their rooms last Wednesday and
packed their goods intending 10 go west
AS far as the rcighbors could tell there
had never been any trouble between hus-
hand and wife They say that they de-
parted together last Wednesday after
their household effects had been removed.
ANOTHER WOMAN.
During the forenoon investiga tions in
the Polish colony disclosed evidence that
Schlidofska had been paying attention
ton 10 a woman not his wife and that
this woman. also a Russian. had talked
about going west 1t is alleged that
Schidlofska and his wife. and this woman
and her child, were together in Boston
on Wednesday and that they were seen
at the South station taking the train.
On the train, however, Schidiofska LEFT
his wife and went into another car with
the woman and the child, whereupon. IL
Is said. Mrs. Schidlofska left the train
and returned 10 the waiting room in
tears. Subsequently Schidlofska returned
TO the car where his wife had been and,
not finding her. left the train TO search
for her. These facts have led the police
here 10 form the theory that Schidlofska
desired to get rid Of his wife.
A MILD-TEMPERED MAN
Braintree, Mass, July l4-The local au-
thorities have not yet learned the where
abouts Of John Schidlofska, in search of
whom members OF the state police were
here early today, after the finding OF the
body Of his wife, Marchina, at Belmont
yesterday afternoon.
It Is thought here that the man has
started for California, in accordance with
the intention which he had expressed
previously 70 his employer. Charles Gree
lish, a South Braintree barber
The Braintree police have no informa-
tion which would indicate that there has
been any domestic troubles between
Schidlofska and HE wife.
1t Is learned from patrons OF the bar
Der shop that Schidofska was considered
mild tempered fellow OF very peaceful
disposition.
Subsequently 10 his marriage he often
chatted with his customers about his
home. up 10 few weeks ago apparently
was happy. Recently. however. he had
been less free with these expressions and
on one occasion stated that his wife drank
whjskey.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEUHLER,

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
Furnished Houses.

UP-To DATE, NEARLY NEW, NICELY
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
ANTI" PROGRAM ROC FOR
THE W. C. I. us YEAR
journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. ~ W. - =.
Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. 26.-Delegates
to the national w. G. T.. u. convention,
the Campaign for next Year. It consists
of anti-polygamy, anti-army canteen,
anti-race suicide, anti-cigaret and anti
liquor in any form. These five ants are
the leading questions for consideration,
but pure food, use Of mails to trans.
NIT immoral matter, pictures, advertis.
ing and literature and the social evil
will be other important questions to- be
considered. =. -. 49, - Z -. =: 2
F. Strong resolutions VIII be passed re-
garding2 the army canteen, the claim
being made that the post exchanges es-
tablished to take it's place have been
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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