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PROF. HOLLANDERS MISSION.
VIII GO 10 santO Domingo ~ the Presidents
CONFIDENTIAL Agent.


WASHINGTON, March A.-Prof Jacob
H. Hollander OF Johns Hopkins University
will leave the United States for Santo Do
mingo as President Roosevelt's confidential
agent TO investigate conditions in that
country. He will take a mail steamer
to Porto Rico, and will be taken from there
to Santo Domingo on a war ship. Prof
Hollander conferred with the President
to-day, and also had long talks with Secre-
tary Taft and Acting Secretary Of State
Adee. He has received his instructions
both written and oral, which order him
to Santo Domingo to investigate the fnan-
cial condition OF the island.
The President has by no means given
up hope Of having the Dominican treaty
ratified, and Prof. Hollander Il expected 10
procure much information which will be
used by the Administration in getting
favorable action from the Senate at the
next session. II Ia said that Prof. Hol-
lander il not on a diplomatic mission, and
that he will not endeavor 10 reach an I'M
derstanding Of any sort with President
Morales. His credentials designate him
as a confidential agent, an offioe which
does not carry diplomatic powers. He
will stay in santo Domingo several weeks.
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teliRsnoe which misleads tho people. II
is this which has ruined Russia; and, as
we have recognized our true victor, We
can conclude peace with the Japanese.
The continuation Of the war is exclusively
20 the advantage Of the worst sons Of the
country.
Know thou, o Russia, that the war Is q
punishment by God, which thou didst
merit God has to be thanked for not
granting victory to u.s. But, against a
foreign foe and enemies at home, nobody
can struggle at one and the same time.
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THE SEAGOERS.
Nine. Media. I.Ucien Bonheur and Count drs
GaEeta Among the Departing To-day.

Vino. MeIba. Iuclen BOnheur and Count drs
GaFeis Among the Departing To-day.
Arrivals by the White Star liner Baltic,
in yesterday from Liverpool and Queens
town:
Gen. +. W Benson. Col c. II. Bridge. Lieut.
Col +. CostiEan. Mr. and Mrs Thomas p
Fske. w. F. Hanna, J. y. Hornblower Lady
KortriRh the Rev. r. II. Meyer, J. l., Pea.
cock, Hugh O'Beirne. Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Porter, John Sucking. Mr.. and Mrs. l. X
WilmerdinR, Capt Ducrot, Miss Ellen p
vining and Thomas Ewing Moore.
Aboard the Cunarder Luoania which
sails to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool
are:
Mr. and Mrs, L. d. Apsley. Mr.. and Mrs,
Calvin Austin, Thomas A. b. Carver. Capt,
A. L. Cunnin CHAM. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Gaunt,
Count Gabriel des GsTets, j. A. Hayden,
forth, Mrs. Ernest Smellie, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Persons NJ & R Mrs s g. Il; IA, BAUD Sd
So0 And IN Mrs. snq a bert R Ram s'm'nSon ana
Voyagers by the North German Lloyd
steamship Princess Irene, Cd to-day for
Mediterranean ports:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert BoaEdmAn ,Mr.; J.
Allen Walter SrAnpv The Right I 5sy
s a T MTs AbrsBs In 6Tu6er H Mr. AND
MIS-, george y IL Lang anu 9lIh.. "
X. Northup. Mar Pam, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Louis b. Stllwell, the
Baroness Meyer Won Sohauensee, DR., Thomp.
son j. sweeney, Vincent sArte and Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Taylor
Passengers by the Red Star liner Vadsr-
land, which sails to-day for Dover and
Antwerp;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Briggs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carroll. William Ducrow, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A.. Caldwell, Dr.. Mrs NJ. A. Elder.
Professor and Mrs. c. r. Henderson, Mrs.
Henry n. Mum, Gen. p. J. Osterhaus, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Il. wilson. JI., Mr., and Mrs, W, =.
Wright and Frederick Mckinley.
Sailing by the Atlantic Transport liner
Minnetonka, Cd to-day for London, are:
Mr.. and Mrs, George II. Gaylord. Mr. and
Mrs. w. III. Chase. Mr.. and Mre. MyTon A,
Clark, Mrs. Lillian BHgeter- Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles n Grey, Mrs. Guthrie Harvey,
A. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Pomeroy. p.
{. ToTrey and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Stockton.
Voyagers by the American liner st. Louis.
which sails to-day for Southampton:
T. D. 81. Alary, Mr.. and Mrs Lucien L.
BonhsuT, Mrs. &. p. Buchanan, Mrs. Clarke
Fisher. Prof. Ernest Freund, the Rev. Dr.
William Wherefore Newton and Mrs. George
A. Niles.
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ACTRESSES DIAMONDS GONE.
Miss SutherlAnds Maid Left Apartment
UnEuardsd and Some One Broke In.

Miss SutherlAnd's Maid Left Apartment
Unguardsd and Some One Broke In,
Anna Sutherland, leading woman in the
YorkNille Theatre Stock company, COM
planned to the police Of the East Eighty
eighth street station yesterday afternoon,
that her apartment on the second floor
OF 90 East Ninetieth street had been robbed
OF $50 and jewels worth 81 500. Miss Suther-
land said she left the apartment early in
the afternoon In charge Of her maid. The
maid went out and when Miss Sutherland
returned she found the apartment door
broken open, all the bureau drawers ran
sacked and even the rugs on the floor turned
up and scattered about in disorder.
The police investigated the case and found
that the door had been pried open with a
Jimmy. Miss Sutherland says the Jewels
and money were in a small black hand bag
in her bedroom. The jewels included a
necklace set with diamonds. a diamond
sunburst, a diamond crescent and three
diamond rings.
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RUSSIA'S GOLD RESERVE.
Finance Minister says There IL No Lack
OF Funds for war.
sr,tinI cab. Ds,pafeh 70 TEE Sun.

Special Gable Ds5pafeh 10 THE sun,
BT. PETERSBURG, March 24.--Finance
Minister Kokovtzon made personal state
ment to-day that the bullion reserve de-
posted in St. Petersburg amounts to sss,
900 900 rllbles, besides 100, 900 900 deposited
In London and Paris. He added that the
Treasury had, in addition TO this 800, OOO, 900
rubles in gold abroad. mostly in Paris and
Berlin.
He repudiated the suggestion that the
finances Of Russia would prevent a con-
tinuation OF the war and asserted that there
was nothing in the financial situation TO
prevent Russia beginning another war to-
morrow
The Ministry Of Finance has proposed
reforms in the taxes by which an additional
revenue Of q 900 900 rubles may be raised.
The Press Commission has declared in
favor Of the abolition Of the censorship on
books.
In an intSrview to-day the Minister OF
Finance said that the negotiations for the
French loan were still proceeding. They
may continue for weeks yet before they
are completed. The French bankers who
were In st. Petersburg departed, leav-
ing the matter under discussion.
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KAISERS TRIP CRITICISED.
Visit to TanEier Taken a. an UnclviI Act
Toward France.
Special cobls DsspafeAss 10 The Sun.

Special Cabls DsspafeAss 10 The Sun.
DOVER, March 2I-The steamship Ham
burg, with the German Emperor on board
on his way to the Mediterranean, arrived
here to-day, received dispatches that we're
awaiting her. and proceeded on her voy-
age.
PARIS, March 24-Jean Jaures, Vice
President Of the Chamber Of Deputies and
leader Of the Socialist party, says in
L'Humdrht to-day, with reference to the
coming visit OF the German Emperor TO
TAM ier. that the Emperor's action Is rather
uncivil toward the French Government,
His visit. says Jaures, seems intended TO
remind France that she is not the only
Power that has interests in Morocco. The
voyage can result only In weakening the
hold Of France upon the Moorish Sultan
and encouraging him to resist. 1t is a Sc
rious check to the diplomacy Of Foreign
Minister DelCasFe
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Wine. KirkhN Lnnn Ill.

ST PAUL, March 24.--Mme. Kirkby Lunn,
the prima donna starring with the Savage
who was 10 have sung the role
Of RvndrV in aParsifsl" last night, Is sick
at the West Hotel in Minneapolis with
throat trouble. The physicians feared
but the examination Of a culture
from her throat to-day showed no diph-
theritic germs and indicated only a case
Of tOngilitis
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SPAIN HONORS CONNAUGHT.
state Dinner and Exchange OF TOastS With
King Alfonso.
Special Gable D,,DafcA 10 tbs SUN.

Special Gable DssDdfeh 10 THH Sun.
MADRID, March IA state banquet,
at which sixty covers were laid, was given
in honor Of the Duke Of ConnAught last
night. Among those at the table were the
Duke Of San Carlos, Marshal Blanco, the
Duchess OF Montellano, the Princess Maria
Theresa and the Warehouses; PezuelA
and Montezuna,
The Duke Of ConnAught, In replying to
q speech by King Alfonso, thanked his
Ma iesty for his cordial welcome, which,
he said was in harmony with the gallant
hospitality visitors always met with in
Spain. Continuing, he said: my brother,
the King OF England, awaits with eager
ness your Majesty's visit, with a view to
prove once more his personal regard for
you
The Duke proposed his Majesty's health,
with best wishes for the prosperity OF the
Spanish nation.
Tomorrow the Infanta Isabella aunt Of
King Alfonso, will give a banquet to the
Duke
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TERMS or THE JAPANESE LOAN.
One-Half, All, 200, 900, to BE PlOatsd
in New York at 90.
Special cable DtIpdiehti 70 Izs sun.

Special Cable Dsspaiehs' 10 Tzs SUN.
LONDON, March 24.-The negotiations
for the issue OF Japanese loan were con-
cluded yesterday. A loan Of $3.50, OOO. 900
will be issued simultaneously in London
and New York. II will be issued In London
by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
and in New York by Kuhn, Loeb a Co.
The price will be 90 and the interest ~
per cent. The term is twenty years. The
security is to be the net receipts Of the
tobacco monopoly, amounting to 5000 900
yen.
BERLIN, March 24.-Financiers are
chagnned at the failure Of German bankers
to participate in the Japanese loan. This
is ascribed TO the fact that England and
America conceded more favorable terms
to Japan than Germany was willing to
grant. Furthermore the Japanese refused
to accede to the condition that should the
Germans make the loan, japan should
order considerable war material in Ger
many.
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DINNER TO III. CLAY EVANS.
Retiring Consul.General at London Hon.
ored by American Residents.
.Spefidl Cable Despdich % THH sun.

-FIl'l' VV'V I'''F1'V'' 70 7 N" IV''
LONDON. March 24.-AmeTican residents
Of London gave II. Clay Evans, the retirin 6
American Consul General, a farewell din
ner tonight. 1t was an entirely American
function and was also entirely informal,
although the informality did not detract
from the striking tribute to the guest
whom his hosts acclaimed as the best
American and the best Consul-General
who ever came TO London.
Mr.. Evans acknowledged the compli-
ments paid him, and said that his stay
here had given him the impression Of
Englishmen and English women which
would send him home in the role Of an
ambassador Of Anglo-Americsn friendship
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King Alfonso A. Arbitrator.
spseial az De,pateh . ~ sUN


MADRID, March 2.-Sehor Fontutra,
the Honduran special commissioner. to-
day handed TO Senior Villa Urrltia, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. a statement Of the claim
Of Honduras against Nicaragua's territorial
aggressions. King Alfonso will act as
arbitrator in the dispute. Ex-Prime Min
lister Silvela wrote up the case Of Honduras,
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American Desertrrs Rounded Up al Havana.

Special cable DsSpatoh 10 THE Sun.
HAVANA, March 24.-Amuslng scenes
were witnessed at the wharf here to-day
while the police we're attempting to take
on 10 their vessels a number Of sailors
belonging TO the American squadron. On
several occasions the men. after having
been placed in boats, jumped overheard
and swan ashore, only to be again taken
into custody and put back into the boats.
They were eventually placed on their ships.
The squadron will sail hence tomorrow
Morning
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MISHAP TO CIRCUS WOMAN.
Rider Falls From Horse In Fiat Race ana
BreAka Her CoIIarbons.

Grace jerks, one Of the women riders
at the circus broke her oollarbone last
night while riding in the women's fat race.
The horses were turning the curve at the
Fourth avenue end Of the Garden when the
saddle girth Of the horse Miss jerks was
riding slipped and she was unseated. She
fell under the horse and the animals hoofs
struck her.
Miss jerks was carried out Of sight quickly
and DR. r. W. lyers, the circus physician.
did what he could for her. When he found
that her collarbone was broken he sum
me ned an ambulance and had her taken
TO the New York Hospital.
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EDNA MAY LOSING HER VOICE.
VIII FOrsake Singing for Speaking Parts
Because OF Throat Trouble

CLEVELAND. March 74-The decision Of
Miss Edna May and her manager, Charles
Frohmsn, that the actress give up musical
comedy and take up straight dramatic
work, was reached It was learned here
tonight, when il become known that she
was slowly losing her singing voice.
Her voice has been giving her much
trouble for q number OF months, and In
England she was under a physicians treat
ment The throat affection reappeared
Wednesday, and she sent q cablegram to
her physician In London telling him Of her
condition. Last night she was suffering
90 much that che was unable to take heT
part In THE Schoolgirl"
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FLEET REACHES PORT SAID.
Third Squadron Expected 20 join ROJest.
yenSky In April.
Special CdOis Dt,paicht, 10 THE Sun

Special Gable Ds,pdichss 10 The sun.
PoRT SAID, March 24.-The third squadron
Of the Russian Baltic fleet, under Admiral
Niebogatoff. was sighted here this morning.
PARIS March PA St Petersburg
despatch to the Echo dc Paris says that
Admiral Niebogabof's squadron will join
Rojestvtnsky early in April, after which
the combined Russian naval force will make
for the Far Fast
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The TI Paso Arround IN Ihe Harbor.

The steamer II PSso Of the Morgan Line,
which got in yesterday from Galveston,
went ashore In the harbor near the Statue
Of Liberty. Tho wreodnE steamer i. j.
Merritt went out TO ofier aid, bot found a
tug az work on the ~ Paso, which will prob
ably feat at high water. She IL In no
danger
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French marx Out 7oa n,Y,.

Special Gable Ds5paieA 10 Tue sun.
LIVERPOOL, March 24.-The French bark
Francois, from San Francisco. to Runcom,
arrived in the Mersey to-day. ninety DAYS
overdue. Her voyage extended over 5o2
days. She was reported from Fayal March
49, rate Of 90 per cent reinsurance was
paid on her.
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In accordance with your further request.
] shall be pleased TO furnish you weekly COM
parsons similar 10 the above until normal
conditions are restored. Yours truly,
F. Z. BRYAN. Vice President.
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Japanese Control Of COrcsn Funds.
Special oosl. D,,paie1 70 rHr sUx.

opfcIaI UdbIf DftpdfeH % I'M Sun.
TOXIC. March A-The Oneidl Gazette
publishes to-day a decree authorizing the
First National Bank In the regulation OF
the Corean coinage 70 handle the Corean
Government funds and issue convertible
bonds, Il Il a virtual amalRamation Of
the Corean and japanese systems Anal
gamRtion Of the communication and postal
services as proposed and probably win 60
into effect soon
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DOESN'T EXPECT INTERVENTION.
Japanese Minister in London Takes No
stock in HumOrs.
Special Gable Ds'pdtcA 10 THH sUS

7 oUFtI0T ITEVTT-W
LONDON, March 24.-Baron Haysshi the
japanese Minister, was interviewed to-day
and said he did not believe the numerous
rimors about Intervention in the war. He
attached no importance to what was being
said about the matter
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Boston Mans English bride.

Special Cobe D,spsteh 10 TIE sun.
LIyRRPoOI. March 24--Mss Elsie Swift
Of discard was married to-day to Fred
erick Miller Of Boston, Mass.
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TaracchI. NAM scuIptor. Dead.

spsciol Cable Dcs7Gfch 10 THH Sun.
RoNE. March N.-Tke frmous sculptor
TCracohi died to-day ct Milnn.
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RING OF KING DAVID n. STOLEN.
Russian Government warns Museums Not
60 Purchase II.
Special Gable Ds'paieh 10 TIE Sun.

Special Gable Dsspoich 10 The sun.
LoSDoN, March 2l.-The Russian Gov
eminent has published a description OF
priceless antiques, including a gold chalice
and the ring Of King David H., known as
The Restorer,' which were stolen last
July from the monastery Of Gelat, near
Kutais, Transca ucas!a. The circular warns
government museums not to buy the stolen
Telica
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Tske LAXATIVE B-oui0 QuiHlne Tablets All drug
Groves signature a on etca boa. 25e,-Aft,
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A arARANTEEp cIKE ION rn.Ea-

ltehing. Sind, bleeding or PrgtndlnE P7let
AEST falls 70 euv Tou IN 70 u days. bOc.-Aer.
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DUTCH MAY SEND WARSHIPs.
Castro's Refusal 20 Release saiIOrs Brings
vigorous Protest.

CastTO's Refusal 20 Release Sailors Brings
vigorous Protest.
Special Gable DUpdfeh to TIE SUN
TIE HAGUE. March A.-The Government
Of Holland will not be satisfied with the
refusal Of Venezuela to hberate the Dutch
sailors who have been in prison several
months at Caracas and will, II necessary
take vigorous measures TO secure their
release. Probably the Dutch Government
will move TO Venezunla NEXT May the nsva ]
vessels Il now has In the East Indies.
The sailors formed the crew Of q small
vessel from CURACAO, a Dutch island, plying
between la Guayra and Willemstad. they
were suspected Of smuggling mail or arms
for the Venezuelan revOlutionists, and
were overhauled by a Venezuelan glinboat
and carried TO the mainland and imprisoned
though they were IN Dutch waters when
taken This was seven months ago, though
Il was only quite recently that they were
able to inform the Dutch Government OF
their whereabouts.
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RUSSIAN SHIPS REPORTED SUNK.
Japanese Torpedo Boats said 10 Have Met
ROJestvensky's Fleet.
SPECIAL Cabls Dsspdieh o Tvs sun,

Special Caas Dsspdieh 10 Tbs sun,
= 81. PETERSBURG, March PA report
which cannot yet be confirmed IL in cir
culation here this afternoon that Japanese
torpedo boats have sunk the r ssian bat
tleship Navarin and the battleship Sissoi
veliky. Both OF these vessels are In Ad-
miral Rojestvenskys feet, which sailed
recently from Nossi Be, Madagascar.
The Navarin and Sissoi Veliky are Of an
old type. The Navarin was launched in
1891. She is OF 9,47o tons displacement
and has a speed Of sixteen knots. She car
ries four II inch guns besides others of
smaller calibre. Her complement Is 500
men. The Sissoi Velilty was laun ched in
1894. She has a tonnage Of $3.50 and a
OF $50 men.
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] also give you Similar st1tement Tor the
same dates OF the operation Of trains and cars
on the subwav divieion.
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RailrOad MaEnate'S Daughter stunS Police
Sergeant with an OHer OF $4,000
Hail IN speed Case-Man Was TTyinG
Out q swift Frfneh Made Machine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
UT HIS PARAnOUR's THROAT
Motion for New Triat Made-conyict-
ed Mans Defense That the Girl
Killed Herself Lacked Confirmation
Verdict Says He's Guilty of Muir
der in the Second Degree.
Nyy Associated prcss.N

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. AFTER hay
ing been out more than ten hours the
jury in the trial OF Captain Edward
W. jones, Scvcnty-hrst Virginia rcei-
mcni, charged with the murder ol
Maudc Cameron Robertson, returned
i verdict Of murder in the second de-
gree at 1I:19 o'clock tonight, fixing
the penalty ut eighteen years in the
peuitcntiary.
motion was made for new trial
According tn the captains own tcs
iimony he had become infatuated
with the woman more than three
years ago regardless of the fact that
she WAS II woman Of the town.
Jones admitted that he suggested
TO the woman that she commit suicide
and that iic himself had intended to
take his own life.
When he took the stand yesterday
IN his own defense he said that the
woman cut her own throat and that
he in remorsc used the same razor
N himself i'll Il futile effort to die.
From the verdict of the jury il is
evident that his statcmen; was not
believed.
Captain JONES' up bto the murder
OF the Robertson woman. bore an OK
celiont reputation in this city as his
trends had no idea That he was CO.
.!ahitating with Il bad woman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

coroner is the principal witness
aSains the prisoner. Matthews when
arrested WAS found peacefully sleep
ing in 4 room adjoining that occupied
by his dead wife. Ills father was
sleeping nj his side.
Tho latter Engaged counse! today
for his son. He indicates that the
defense will try 10 show mental de.
rangcmcnt caused by cXccsscs IN
drugs. liquor and tobacco.
Mrs. Matthews was buried today.
While the services were in pro.
grcss DR.. Matthew'S. who is accused
Of her murder. paced his cell moan
ing Eitcously and pleading Tor NOR.
phinc. Quantities of the drug were
taken from him when he was in
generated and without ii he declares
he canno; exist.
Ills counsel declared tonight tina;
Ia would enter Il plea OF insanity Tor
his client
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
,lir Associntcd rr.ss.


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dee. 2.---As
President Roosevclrs special train
was passing through North Philadcl-
phia at $50 this evening, en- route
10 Washington. IL masou's iron plumb
was hurled through one OF the win
dows of combination car. L. fell
at the feet Of Major Webb Hayes, II
son OF the late President Hayes, who
was Il passenger Oh the train. lie
was not hurt.
No clue 10 the throwcr of the mis-
sic was obtained, although the Incl
dent was reported to the officials uc
che Pennsylvania Railroad.
President Roosevelt knew nothing
oil The matter until nearly an hour
after it occurred, as he was in an.
other car.
Railroad officials arc inclined TO
the BELIEF that the plumb was thrown
ny Il boy, as incidents Of similar
character have occurred before at the
same place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
VAL f MEN OR
REGULAR ARMY
Three Honor StuoIcrts Stand Good
Chance TO See Service in
the Philippines.
special to the Daily Prcss.)

NEW HAVEN, Dec. :.-Thrcc Yale
men will probably hn sent to the
Philip ines as commissioned officers
in the regular army
Captain Samuel \. Smoke. the su-
pcrintcndeni CT Tic Yale dining hail.
said in regard to the desire of the
United States army tor students. that
he had recommended three, and thai
he thought that they would be taken.
Captain Smoke is graduate of
West Point. and each year OF his con
neciion with the university he has
succeeded in getting at least one
Yale man into the regular army as
u commissioned officer.
They are Treated there almost like
graduates of West poin;. Captain
Smoke said that he hopes 10 set q
number into the army this year, a.
he considered the openings desirable
ones,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
FOUR HUNDRED SAILORS DINE.
Guests Of Seamen's Christian Aesocia
Observation-Disclosures Dav ate

Guests Of Seamen's Christian Associa.
tion-Thanksgiving a Day Late.
NEW YORK. Dee. 2.-NIorc than
four hundred sailors had Their
Thanksgiving dinner at the now mis-.
sion house of the Scamens Christian
AssC citation, at 339 West street last
night e.
Altcrward an entertainment WITH
paid performers was provided. Not
a "landlubbcr" was admitted
The guests were not all Americans.
On the contrary. most of them came
from lands where Thanksgiving Day
is unknown, but they enjoyed thu,
dinner as thoroughly as the descend
ANTS OF Puritans
AT the dinner six steamship lines
We're rcpresented-thc White Sta,
the Curnrd, Tho Wilson, the American
Transport. the Anchor, ana til:
American.