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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Storil'i & DisspIyes tile Union Of
Sweden aud Norway and
Fires" I S Ruler.
SAYS THiRE'S NO lLL-FIELlNG
Action a elimination of Kings Refu-
sal to Sanction Movement For Sep.
aratc Consular Service For Two
Z ;ounlrias-Procecdinus Marked by
/: Good Order But Interest Prevailed.
tpy Associated Press.)

. CllRISTlANIA, NORWAY. June Z.
5---liing Oscars refusal To sanction tho
'lil! passed by the Soothing providing
Hsr separate consular service for
Norway eliminated today i'll the pas.
sage ot Il resolution by tho StOrt.linC
declaring Ire dissolution Of the union
nj Sweden Hnti Norway and that the
King mad ceased to nc; as King of Nor.
way
H I'm address to the King was adopted
declaring that 10 i'll feeling was en-
torLaincd against him. his dynasty or
the Swedish nation, and asking him
10 cooperate in the selection OF II
lycling prince of the house nf l.erna
u0ttc. u uccuD? The throne Of Norway
independent and Sovereign State.
"NCrway from today is fully i'll
dependent and sovereign State"
THIS is the icNt CT the editorials in
the Norwngil,f newspapers and il re-
ilcrtS the spirit with which the people
CT Norway accept tCdays action OF the
StirthlnS when 1t proclaimed King
oscar no longer king CT Norway.
At its meeting this evening The
StCrthinS adopted Il proclamation 10
llie Norwegian people in which is givs
On Il 1a:ailcI account Of the evelits
preceding thu: passing Of the resolu-
tiun.g and III Which tho hope is cX-
ltrfssed iIat they twill succeed III liy-
fshstjh7 puuce-a,i,i oit(gostl 3tSi'ms;.wfih
all and not The least With the Swedish
people. To whom we arc linked by So
many natural ties"
In the Name of the People.
The proclamation concludes as fol
lows:
"All cilicials civil. military, must in
every respect yield that oadicnce which
Tic government; has the right to claim,
accnr'lins To The authority transferred
TO it hy the Stortliins in the name of
the people Of Norway"
The proceedings throughout shc mo-
mcntnus session of the Storiling to-
day were marked by supreme good Or
der and by the utmost dignity Tie
plans hal been most carefully prcnar.
cd and nothing had been omitted to
secure the Inauguration OF Il new gov
crnncnt under The best auspices
The StorthinS will, If necessary. de.
fcnd the STEPS taken by force Of arms.
NJ Arctan'Icr will be Norways first
foreign minister He is now chief of
the departments of commerce. naviya.
ton and Industry.
II is learned that Crown Prince GUS
lave will rrlurn from Berlin imrie-
diatcy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
THEY ARE AFTER OSBORNE.
Tendency TO Critcisc For ASKING
President and King to "Butt In"
(Dy Associated press)

JACKSON, MISS. June 1.-The ac-
ion OF Col. Osborne. Of The louisville
committee Oh arrangements in tender
ing invitations to King Edward and
President Roosevelt To send messages
10 The approaching Confederate re-
uhiou, has caused Il great deal of dis
cussinn among Confederate veterans
IN this State aid in many quarters is,
being severely condemned
The ~. ~. Montgomery Camp, U. C.
". heated nj Edwards. this county.
and inc OF the strongest camps in tho
State, has adopted resolutions in
which IT IS declared that if Gel. Os-
horne rendered The invitation at The
request Of the cily of Louisville he is
in Il measure cXcnsahlc, bat utherw ise.
his action was entirely uncallcd for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
FIRST BLOODSHED
IN SAGINAW FIGHT
Street Car Strike ProvoIses Row in
Which One Man Was Killed
and Two Wounded.
fEy AssoGlatc1 Prcss.l

SAGINAW. MICH. June Tho
first l,loodshcd liz connection with the
street railway strike, which began in
tho Saginaw Valley Sunday morning.
occurred here this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Fred Harris shot and
instantly killed Henry, Wicck. ,Ir.. a
Pcrc Marquette machinisi, and wound
cd Terrence Kelley and Wallace A.
Douglas. h.of the latter were shot
through the left legs. Their injuries
are not likely to he serious. Harris
was Immediately arrested. The three
men shot were. II is said, members of
n group of mon who were jcering at
the non-union crew Of car on which
Deputy Harris was riding rs guard.
Harris comes from 32S Dearborn
street. Chicago, and was hired through
a detective agency.
Shots were also fired today during
two attacks on non-union crews by
crowds IN Bay City, and later another
shot was fired into n crowd, mt the cor
ner of Washington avenue ami First
street. which was throwing stones. dc.
cayed vegetables and other missiles at
the car. Conductor Henry Stoetzcf
was arrested, charged with firing the
shot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
"CharreI Of communication.u

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Prclmina.
rs peace negotiations between Russia
and Japan are generally believed To he
under way and it is conceded that
President Roosevelt will. in all prob
ability, act not ms mediator, but as 1.-THE
friendly channel Of communication"
There is as yet no official admission
that Russia has accepted what Count
Cassini. in his cablcgram to Count
LamStorf last week, described rs "tIc
offer of good will of. the president, >"
although instructions to the aml,assa-
dor arc believed to have reached here
late tonight III long cabcgr;lm re-
ccived at The Russian embassy quite
late ANA Which was laid before tho am
bassa,lOr after he had started To retire.
Retired Earlier Than Usual.
After reading the dispatch the am
bassador retired for the night at an
hour earlier than usual.
All that can he autioritatively said
regarding this cablcgram is that II
concerned Count Casslni's cabIcgram
of last week
Immediately upon his leturn to his
legation tonight, after Il long confer
enco with the president, Mr.. Takahra,
the Japanese minister. hogan the prep
aration of Il dispatch to his govern
ment, upon which he was occupied un-
til quite late.
At the White House, up to late
hour, it was declared that no impor.
tant cablcgram from Mr.. Meyer had
yet reached hero.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
COUP WAS SUDDEN.
Europe Anticipated Norwegian Revo-
tuition, But it Came Unexpectedly
------ Il,v IAssurin tnl Irnse y, ~

LONDON, June S.--TEc revolution
in Norway though anticipated auH
peacefully effected has como upon IIu-
:cpc with unexpected silddcnness and
the question is asked with scmc ankle
ty whether il will mean international
complications. Had Russia not been
involved in difficult war in tho far
cast. it is doubtful whether Norway
would have taken the present monicn-
tous step, which is not likely 10 be
regarded will. approval by European
powers The fact that the coup a.
etat is not unlikely to cvcntuatc in the
establishment of Il Norwegian republic
would alone ljn reason why the step
should not commend itself. to the mon
archal powers.
Z 1t is nowhere thought that King Os.
car will~consent 10 4 junior member Of
his family becoming King OF Norway
a Sugar-Coated Pill.
This proposal Is regarded as an at
tempt to pallato the blow TO fho de
posed king aud the opinion of English
newspapers is tlnt the suggestion is
quite impracticablc.
The consular difficulty is supposed
To be only All outward manifestation OF
the deep seated separates aspirations
CT the majority Of Norwegians.
British sympaihies appear TO Dc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Peace Prospects are Briuhtcr.

ST. PETERSBURG, June S.-G:3O
a. m.)-With Ambassador Meyers de-
livery To the emperor yesterday after
noon of President Rooscvclt's message
rendering his good Offices. the prospect
of the presidents efforts to bring the
bclligcrcnts together in peace ncgotia-
lions is believed to he distinctly
brighter
II is equally evident that the situa-
ton is an exceedingly delicate one,
Ambassador Meyer, when seen by the
Associated Press tonight absolutely de-
clincd to say Il word regarding his
visit to Tsarskoc-Sclo, the mission
with which lie is charged or The en-
pcror's response.
The center of interest is again trans
rcrrcd to Washington. Count Cassini
has doubtless received Instructions
from the emperor. However, il will
probably require somo little time to
finally determine whether or not sue
cess shall crown the presidents Of
forts to end the war; 81 ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
TAKAHIRA CALLS
ON The PRESIDENT
Japanese Ambassadors Visit Follows
Receipt Of Russia's Request Fer
Statement Of Peace Terms.
Gy Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., June 7.-Dip.
lrma:ic Washington was tonight arous.
cd to u point of expectancy unenua'lctl
since the inception of the war in The
Far East By the news from ST. Peters.
burg IT the Cars wish 10 know ia,
Dan'.; peace tCIlns.
This interest was heightened by a
call which Mr.. Tak;hira. the Japanese
Iuin;S.er, made at the White House by
appointment during the evening. He
Cal!eIl shortly after . O'clock and i'm
mcda,ely went into conference with
the President They remained TO-,
gellrr about twenty minutes.
When the minister left he declined
to answer questions about his call. The
Associated Press bulletin announcing
the cabling CT a message to The Rus
sian ambassadors 1T Washington and
Paris That, Russia wished to know in.
pans peace terms was immediately
communicated TO the diplomats most
interested. Sl'ssfN
Cassini Withou. Advces.
II vas not long before the Russian
i embassy was hesieged with callers,
hut The ambassador was without adj
vices on the subject
The President had confided TO an
Ambassador who called at the White
House tia. lie expected Ambassador
Meyer to be received at Tsarksoc-SUlr
tliiay or tomorrow. The instructions
to Mr. Meyer M not provide for q for.
NAL tender Uf good Offices.
I, While It's impossible 10 give their
/ text Trey may he correctly paraphrasi
Ell in these words: .t'iEd out from tho
. Gar what we Tan do to assist an early
peace"
Much was left tottlic tact and diplo
matte discretion of MIR. Meyer as To tho
manner and words in which the friend
ly readiness Of this government iii the
metter should be made known to the
Car.
Violated No Etiquette.
Care was also taken that Mr.. Mey.
ers conference with The Gear should
not occur mil Count Cassini's report
hal rea chcd rSarksoe; Selo. II can BE-
stated very cmpfatically that In trans.
r>itting faithful report OF what occur
rcd at the White House last Friday at
1crI,uOn. Count Cassini emphasized tho
sympathetic and friendly frankneSs
\ With vi iiClf the President. speaking in.
I formally aud personally. expressed his
strong desire for peace. 4
6 "Contnct,' remarked a European AM.
bcssador tcnight.lt.is what the FRESH
dent has bee;l endeaYoring to establish
between Russia and Japan. To do this
g y III 81 J. tH I'll - 49, B. f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
,Fp IL. .S - = ~ iH1t -
WOULD ITALIANS
SOLVE PROBLEM? 2.
Ambassador From italy Thinks. Their.
immigration to South Would
Settle Discussion.
tBy Associnted Press. /,

y WASHINGTON. June 7.-Mayor Des
Planches, ambassador Of Italy TO the
United States today talked with the
president on the subject of Italian I'm
migration to the United States, particu-
larry to tho Southern States.
The Immigration of this class of Etl-
ropcan labor To he Southern States Is
regarded as likely to prove to be n So
luton OF the race problem and to af-'
ford to Southern planters the labor
they desire To have
No decision was reached at today's
conference
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
MARTIN SPEAKS
AT FRONT ROYAL
Declares Himself il Favor Of Rate
Regulation by Com
mission.
Especial to tho Daily Press,

RICHMOND. VA, June 1.-Addrrss-
es were delivered at,Front Royal today
by Senator Martin and Judge Mann IN
their OWL behalf
Senator Martin VAS Introduced by
H. ii. Downing, who had something
to say regarding tho attack made re-
Gently by MIR. VIM. l.. Royal. who dc,
nnulced the nie!hoils by which Mar
tin was alleged to have been elected
10 tic Senate over General Eitzllugh
Lee.
In his speech today Senator Martin
declared for railroad rat" regulation
by commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
TO CHOOSE "A NEW
HEAD NEXT FALL
Jamestown Exposition Board Of Gov
ernors Not in Hurry to Select
General Lees Successor.
Special to tile Daily prcss.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Junc 7.-i,cp-
roscnlatirn Maynard. Of Virginia and
The principal officers of The jamestown
Exposition Company, hal Il conference
tGtiay with tho President about the af-
Fairs al the concern. He introduced
&c the Drcsidcn, G.. Brooks .lchiSton,
chairman OF the board of novrrnurS
of the exposition. ana Barton Myers,
chairman of The ways and means com.
mittce and auditor
When General Leo WAS president of
the exposition he frequently consulted
Tho President. who took = deep inter.
est III the enterprise, aud the present
authorities desire to keep in touch with
the President in like manner The
loai,i of governors proposes to send
abroad in n few months !, representa-
Hive To exploit the exposition az. 1t
was desired TO iinl some ono Who
wonll hG:accelhable' iilronu and to the
administration. FI0m S.:the.,. Mite
liohsG ing ,NirsMinns .cpll(I ntS lilo
State DEPARTMENT.. IT Is Dfhposcd to
sem. the foreign representative abroad
about Sept /. after the summer vaca-
lion. go
Affairs Going on Smoothly.
AS 20 the election Of Il president for
the exposition In succeed General
Lee, IL was stated that nothing Woul,
tie done fer Il month or 80, as affairs
are running along smoothly now. Gen
eral Lees chief work of visiting State
legislatures and s,H:uringi appropria-
TONS for exhibits was winding up at
the tine of Ills death. There arc no
Legislatures in session now. and il will
not be necessary for Il new president
10 resume this work Until next fall l.
is declared That willie there arc a
number of names talked of. there is, no
concentration OF view in favor OF any
man.
Representative Maynard said that
he would present, at The opening. of
Congress. IL bill providing for an all.
preparation of from $4,000 600 10 So
uDn.Oan fer an industrial exhibit at tho
exposition. "A appropriation III $3.50
200 wns made N the last session for
an army AMI navy display. MIR. May.
nhrtl is hopeful that the economy wave
which prevented an appropriation fer
The exposition at the last session will
not stand i'll the way of success this
year.
Representative Rixcy was at The
White House totiay with Captain u. Nj.
Ice, IF Stafford. q brother nf General
lritZhugh Lee. II is st:id that Repre-
sentative RiNcy would like good ap-
ncintmcnt for MIR. Ice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Worst Flood Since 1884.

DURAND, WIS, Juno 7-Duran;l
and vicinity Is having the worst flood
since 1881. The Chippewa river mas
risen thirteen feet and is still rising.
All stare easements ON River street
arc full Of wafer. No trains are run
ming on the Chippewa Valley division
of The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad. because The tracks are wash
ed out. Launches have hecn kept busy
taking people from the lowlands along
the river To places of safety. Drowned
stock of all kinds is floating down tho
river
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
TWENTY LASHES
ON HIS BARE BACK
Charles McGinty First Victim of Ore
gers New Law Against Wife
Beating Brutes.
(By Asaoclntcd Prcss.)

PORTLAND OREGON. June .
Charles McGinly. a wife beaior. smf-
fcretl twenty lashes Oh the bare bac.:
today. being he first sufferer under
thc>new State law. Tie lashing was
performed by the county taller. I'M.
der The direction of the sheriff and a
physicinn. The whip was Il braided
black SNAKE, made of rawliide with
four lashcs.
Blood was drawn mt The fourth blow
Mtt;inty wrlthed and grnnned ali
strained at the manaclcs binding his
wrists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
VIII Rcnain at ManiIa.

MANILA. June S-Rear Admiral En-
Huist received IT l o'clock this morn.
ing the following cable dispatch from
st. Petersburg.
Remain ut Manila at tho disposal
nf the American government Effect
repairs rs mucl. us possible.
"NlCOLAI."
Governor General Wright has re-
0Icsted Rear Admiral Train tc ar.
range for the tlisiposiiicn of The Rus
sian warships end their officers and
crews.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
SEVEN DROWNED.
Wisconsin Central Train Jumps From
Bridge to Creek.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, WIS. June z.
"A wcstbound passenger train on tho
Wisconsin Central Railroad today
plunged iuto Rcd Cedar creek from 4
steel bridge west of Colfax Engineer
George Phillips. Fireman Scvcrns ami
five iramI,s are believed to- he drowned.
The tender. he Baggage ard tho
mail cars went down with the bridge
an,! arc buried in The water The
paSSenScrS in .lic smoking car were
bruised but none was seriously hurt.
The center piece Of the bridge lad
lieen Undetermined by high water, and
as the train reached the middle of the
bridge the structure gave way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
swedes Loyal to Oscar.

STOCKHOLM, June 1.-THE Nor
wcgian coup d'etat was answered here
tonight by a great patriotic dcmonstra-
ton of loyalty to and sympathy with
King Oscar. a great procession, nc
companicd by bands, went to Itoscn-
DIAL Castle. where the bands played the
national anthem.
Though greatly excited over the sit
uation. the populacc remains outward
~ calm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
General Henry v. soynton Buried.
~. u NV ASSncintc1 prcSSl

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June -
wish distinctive military and civic
honors, the former boftting his rank
IN two wars and the latter his not;,.
bic record in other spheres of service
to his county. General Henry Vanncs
Boynton, soldier. journalist and mlbli-
cist, was buried today at tile national
cemetery at Ar;ington
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Threatened Celestial Boycott
SoundIy Converts One Import
ant Organization.
WANTS TIE STATUE MODIFIED
Resolutions Adopted Declare That Re.
strictions uron Acknowledged Mer.
chants, Bankers and Travellers Are
Unjust and Unnecessary and Call
Upon President For Assistance.
, (By Associated prcss.)

z AuGt STA. GA. June THE South.
crn Manufacturers Association. which
represents nost CT .le cotton aanu-
laclnrinS interests of this section, met
h"lay anu protested against the Chin
csc exclusion act.
MI: Y. l. Hickman, president Of tho
franitcville Manufacturing Company.
WIS appointed Il delegate tn carry tho
associations protest To Washington
ana 10 take concerted action with tho
other exporters who vii. meet there
on tho 18TH. instant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
BURGLAR KILLED POLICEMAN.
Jumped From Eoof CT Vcranda and
Shot Officer, Killing Him Instantly.
(i,v a tirrG. 81.

N'y Associated prcss)
COLUMBUS, o.. Juno 7.-Daniol l;
Davis pulicer'an WIS shot and liil,-
"a !anight IN an encounter with Il
burglar at tho home Of Horace Chap.
man rn East Broad street Mr. Chap.
man, who is Il coal operator. and was
once Democratic candidate for guvor-
nor OF Ohio, is HOW in Europe with his
family.
The presence of burglars I'm tho
house tonight was revealed by Il burg
lar alarm and wagon lead OF police
men was sent To the h0usc. Two men
were surrounded in the house Ono
Jumped OFF of the roof CT Il vcraEda ana
exchanged shots with Davis. who was
INSTANTLY killed. One of the Burglars
WAS captured. The ether escaping.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
ID Now Up to Jauan.

Whcth"i UPON receiving from
Count CaSsiDi an official expression
that the Car wishes to know the Mi
kadn's peace terms. the President will
he able tn obtain a. statement ON this
subject frcrl japan remains to he seen.
Diplomats. however. recall the state
mcni of Mr.. Takahira. some days ago.
tn the effect, that when Russia really
wanted tn know Japan's terms she
could easily iin,l them out without
communicating directly with Toxic:
II is declared Oh goOti authority that
thus far no circular note has lccn adj
dressed to the American ambassadors
;hrcal. but Tint heir Instructions have
lmcu iufDriltll though dictated directly
from the White House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
FarmviIie s. Powhatan Sold.
CBy Associated press.l

RICHMOND. VA. juno 7.-yThc
Farmvillc and I'owlatan narrow gauge
railroad. r'inliin.; from. Bermuda linn.
drcds. CIR the James River. To Fa.r:-
lille. T'owhatan county. a distance of
about sixty miles. was sold to,ay by
order of the Court AMI purchased by
w H. ta5Iiston and Henry Miller for
$I25 600
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Russia is Not Yet Ready.

VIENNA, June lit is learned here
tonight that the Russian government
has informed its diplomatic rcprcscn-
tatiycs abroad, including Count Cas-
SIM. the ambassador ut Washington
that the time for Russia to conclude
peace has not yet come, ANA that whom
il docs arrive Russia will omen peace
negotiations with Japan, independent
OF foreign intervention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
View With Reoret.

Tho resolutions rccitc that il.e as
sucialion has read with regret of the
proposed boycott Of American goods in
China by tho guilds. and declares that
The present Chinese exclusion law is
very unjust ?nd unnecessary In the
case of the Chinese merchants, manu-
inciurcrs. bankers and travellers and
mat tho association enters Ms respect
itll protest 10 the government of the
United. States aud asks that Tic law
DC so modified as TO permit the free
cnirancc into this country of all re-
pnlnhie Chinese who arc not lanorcrs.
Ihe assistance Of the President is
asked. 3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
Important Query cab'ed 10 Am
bassadors at Washington I
and at Paris.
is 1T BEGINNING OF THE END :
friends of Peace Greatly Encouraged
at 1arn of affairs Believed That
President VIII Have Little Difficulty
in Sounding Mltado's Government ia
Regard tic Subject.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

ST. PETERSBURG June AS n
result cC The meeting OF the council
cf ministers held at TsarkSco-Sclc yes
tcrdav instructions were tclcsraplicd
This afternoon tn the Russian arnhassa
dnrs ut Washington and Paris to the
elect that Russia is ,lcsircus of Icaru.
iHE Japan's peace conditions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
NEWPORT NEWS VA, THURsDAY JUNEs, 1905

it was necessary to obtain from one
side or the other some expression fa-
vcraLlc to peace. japan, has refrain
ed absolutely from giving any iiidic;l.
tium as tn what her terms would lie on
the ground that thi,; would be inter
prctcd by Rus sin as Il sign OF weak
lie .,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
DID NOT USE SUBMARINES.
Sea Was Too Rough For Effective Ser
vice of Little Divers.
nv Asg1ci.;trI IrpsS L.I.l.'
lIiy AsHociNlcd fressD

LONDON, ENC. June S-The Toxic
correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
says he now learns frat owing to the
rough sea, The Japanese submarine
beats were not used effectively in the
nava! battle.
The same ccrrespClulnnt says that
the captured Russian vessels have
.hcen renamed as follows From Orel
10 lwanli; from lmperator Nikolai I. to.
ik;: FROM General Admiral ApraXineto
Okinoshi,na; from Admiral Eenaivin
TO Minoslima ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
worst over at Fon Du Lac.

FON Du LAC, WIS. June Fur
tier danger from feed here IS past
'tlicugh water still flows OH y number
uf the streets. Several manufacturing
plants have closed water covering
their chsineS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
D. o. Mills Quits Directorate, Too.


NEW YORK, June I'D. o. Mills
said today that ho( had rendered his
resignation as director of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. His reason,
he said, was the apparent impussibility
of harmonious action in the board of
directors OF the society.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-08
King Oscar Enters Protest.

SruCKHOLM, juno King Oscar
has telcsranhed 80 NJ. Bcrler. infcra,.
ing Him that he had autographed to
Premier Nicholson emphatically pro-.
testing against !hc action of The Ccun.
Gil Of State.