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SHORT STOP EDMoNDs SAYS LAS
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If what d. d. Edmonds says is true,
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Chicago, Oct. 12.-Cattle-Receipta
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ANOTHER ASSAULT CASE
TAKES up COURTS TIME
MOST OF TODAY SPENT HEARING
THE CASE OF THE TERRITORY
VS.. n. j.. FARMER, CHARGED
WITH DEADLY ASSAULT.

The time of the district court is
still being taken up in hearing as
sault cases, of which there has been
few convictions at this term. Today
the court heard the case of the terri
tory VS.. II. j.. Farmer, a carpenter,
charged with deadly assault upon
Homer L. Sitter, one day last June.
1t seems that Farmer was employed
in building a house for Sitter, who
was not satisfied with the work. When
Sitter told Farmer about it a fight
resulted. Farmer struck Sitter with
a rip saw, inflicting a slight injury.
The grand jury returned an Indictment
against Farmer, charging him with
deadly assault.
Attorneys Summers Burkhart and
Frank Moore are conducting the de-
Tense. The case was given to the
jury late this afternoon.
Draylineton Acquitted.
E. /. T. Draylington, who was tried
yesterday on the charge of picking
the pockets of Pedro Contreras, was
not found guilty by the jury, which re-
turned a verdict late in the afternoon.
This case was the only criminal Dusi-
ness before the court yesterday. At
torney w c. Heacock conducted the
defense.
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ANGoRA GOAT BREEDERS
ELECT NEW MEXICAN

Kansas City, Oct. 1.-THE directors
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e.. Taylor of Lake Valley, New Mex
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oats-Oct., 2S&c: Dec, 2S%c.
Pork-Oct, $l5.65; JAM, $1247H.
LaId-Oct., 1920; Jan, $6S7k.
Ribs-Oct., $7.S5; JAM $685..
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
In WHICH Event Kuropatkin Will
Stand to Lose Large Part
of His Army.
VITAL P0INT WAS BOMBARDE)
St. Petersburg Knows Nothing More Of
Outcome of Bloody 6att'e Than Was
Known Wednesday Niaht-Mukdea
in Hands of Cars Troops at Noon
Yesterday.

Mul>Gen at noon yesterday was still,
occupied by the Russians.
F'u Pass. twelve miles to the east
ward and on the Hun river. vital
point for General Kuropatkin in the re.
treat of his eastern wing. was bonn
bardcd by the Japanese for an hour
carly in the day, Russian artillery re-
plying vigorously. The outcome at
this point seems to- be in doubt \
wind storm Of hurricane fury was in
progress during the day. sFtsss
NJ reports from the commarder-in-
chief later than Wednesday have been
gircH out at St. Petersburg
Associated Press dispatches from
Mu!'i:en indicate that considerable
forces arc well north Of the city of
Mukdcn. ard that the railroad. upon
which depends SO much for the Russian
army is seriously threatened, If indeed,
It has not already been cut.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
WEST VIRGINIA
CITIZENS MAD
Incensed by Betrayal Of legislative
Representatives Appear
and Force Action
(By .Associa ted Press

MORGANTOWN, W. VA. March ..
-lnccnscd at the failure OF the ]cgis.
latnre to compel the payment OF fair
proportion OF taxes BY coal. oil and
gas companies in this State. citizens
or this county appeared today by at
torneys and requested the county court
to take action. The court entered an
order requiring the assessors to tax
all leases for oil and gas as personal
property and also ordered the prose
cutting attorney TO bring suit for the
recovery OF FIVE years taxes. based
upon this method OF taxation.
Il IS estimated that since oil ana
gas were found in this county. the
Standard Oil Company alone has not
paid taxes upon at least s25 100000 Of
Oil and gas and figures were produced
from the records OF the court to this
effect
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
JAPS
PURSUE RUSSIANS
Forces Defeated in the Yendcn Section
Chased Back Toward tie
. Si1akhe River.
(By Associated Press.)

TOXIC. March ct D. III Tho
hea.iluarters Of the Japanese armies ii,
The field reported today as follows. In
the Sinsking (Yellden) direction ou,.
force, after defeating the enemy at Ma.
suntan. is still pursuing him in tho
Shalthe river direction.
East Of the railroad. the enemy IS
showing signs of retreat. our whole
inc opened a general attack from mid.
night March and dislodscd the enemy
from his positions. pressing his force
towards the Hun river.
The whole district west nf The rail
road ard south Of the Hun river is
in orr ha'rls. On the right 5an!, Of
the Hun river the operations continue
Stubborn Resistance.
The enemy in the ncighEorhood Of
ianSshihtun and Likranpac still
lnakcS a stubborn resistance" The
enemy made several counter attacks
hut we repnlscd them, intlicting heavy
loss. Our force is ROW pressing Tx.
enemy toward Mukdcn
IN the district north OF MnEdcn. ne.
spite the cEcmv's obstinate resistance,
VIC have occupied ,S,anch;t,in. five
miles northwest Of MukdcD; Pachatz,i
two miles northeast Of Siaochitun. and
Santaitse. five miles north of Mulluen.
Continued on Fifth Pagc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
That Outcome indicated in the
Committee Vote on Domin.
lean Treaty
TN 0-TH,RDs NOTE TO RATI:Y
Republican Leaders Not Sure of Hold
ing all Members of the G. Q. P. in
Line. But May Gain Some Recruits
From the Democratic side-Ground
for Opposition.
Dry Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. March 9.--Thr Sen
nate committee on foreign relations
today agreed TO report favorably the
San Domingo treaty as amended The
vote was on party lines. every Re
publican voting for the treaty and
the members Of the committee were
present and they stood:
For the treaty: Culiom, Frye. Lodge,
Clark (WyoD. Foraker Spooner and
kean.
Against the treaty: Morgan. Bacon.
Money. Clark (Mont.), and McCrear.y
There is one vacancy on the commit
tee caused by the election or Senator
Fairbanks to the Vice-P Presidency
No Necessity for Applying Doctrines.
Senator Morgan presented resol,l-
ton, disclaiming the necessity for the
application OF the Monroe doctrine to-
the case of the Dominican government
and asked to have it adopted by the
committee and offered in the Senate
for reconsideration.
The sentiment of the committee was
against the adoption Of the resolution
and it was voted down. 1t was under
stood that in voting not to report tile
resolution: tie members didSnot ex-
press an opinion as to it's merits, but
that the sentiment Of the Senate was
shown by the amendments which strike
out OF the treaty all that part which
seemed to define the Monroe doctrine
and give it Specific application to the
Santo Domingo case.
The division OF the Senate commit
tee on party lines caused considerable
gossip among senator's as to whether
that division would be followed in the
Senate when the treaty is voted upon.
May Not Be Party Vote.
No one felt authorized to speak for
the different parties but the opinion
was expressed that if the Republicans
should all stand for the treaty it was
doubtful if the Democrats would feel
IKE taking the responsibility OF defeat
!n@ it. as they could do by a strict
party vote
as the Senate stands now there are
81 Republicans and 81 Democrats with
vacancies in Delaware Missouri ana
tennessee. 1t is expected also that
two Republican senators. Burton and
Mitchell will not vote and will not be
paired on Thu; or any matter coming
before the Senate. AS a two-thirtls
vote IS necessary to ratify the treaty.
1T Will require s. votes to accomplish,
This end The Republican leaders iii
the Senate Still lack assurance OF the
fun support OF their party in the Sen
ate. but. on the other hand. they have
received limitations that a few votes
may be secured from the Democratic
side Of the chamber.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10

Press show beyond doubt that General
Nc2i has actually succeeded il reach
ing the railroad although it was srec;
fically affirmed that the line was re-
paired and rcoDeEcd. It is possible
that this temporary interruption may
have caused the Toxic report
The mos: Important known develop
meHt OF the day is the report THAI a
flying Japanese column has appeared
northeast OF Muk,len and is heading
rapidly west.
This probably is part Of General k,l.
rokl's amy which is making q detour
by forced marches. ana is swinging;
around to effect a i.lncturc With Cen
eral No.i. If the manoeuvre succeeds
The net will re closed
Ten Miles Below Tie Pass
1t is said here that General I<,,rn.
N;:tllin with his Headquarters staff IS
new at FankiaturS station on he rail,
lead ten miles below Tie Pass
The general staff admits that the
carnage in ,hc battle will probably OK.
cee'! anything in modern warfare. al
Though the staff officers Insist that the
japanese must have sustained Tie
heaviest losses. The Russian losses.
they say. will surely reach 80 coo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
THE RUSSIAN WAR
OFFICE is GLOOMY
Officials Admit That kuroratkin Has
Met Bloody Defeat. But Say Action
Was Not Decisive.
N:y Associated Press

ST. PETERSBURG. March 81, ~
y. m.-Thc atmosphere of The war or
fee is intensely gloomy. the officials
admit tlat General Kurnpatkin has snf.
f"rcd g. l.'ocdy defeat bit they insist
that it is net a &c :isivc disaster, Their
.cSrlanation OF tho dispatches Of ,;cnc:
al I<n:opatkin and SaliIaroff reporting
fighting on tho north front is that
they refer to Japanese attempts to
break through Inc Russian line screen
ing the communications with Tie Pass
h,,, the public regards it as an ac--
acknowledgement that General Nrgi l,a;
already severed tho Russian limo of
communications and enclosed al least
a1Tm ion Ct Gennral BiidcrinSs army
which was bringing up the rear
Noai Has Reached Railroad.
Tie dispatches Of the Associated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
CLEAN OUT DIVES,
\. !. SAYS VARDAMAN
Chief Executive of Mississippi Issues
Strong Address to Peace Of
ficers Of State

BIRMINGHAM. .N.A March "a
special from Jackson. Miss. SAYS that
Governor Nardaman has issued a
strong address To the peace officers
OF the State. declaring that the situa-
ton in Mississippi is becoming criti.
cal; that crime is rampant in all quar-
tiers OF the commonwealth, and urging
offcers at once TO begin crusade to
clean out dives and hs.unts OF Grim
mails. a.&
Governor Naldaman said in part:
want lie negro projected in his
en1oylrent CT life. liberty and The pro
Duct "f his labor and The ,.,,r.,ui gf
happiness. ! want the mob Spirit lis
collra"ed III every way and the ONLY
way 10 DO it is 70 enforce viyn.ni:siv
the law against Migrants, pa.licularly
and against all criminals Of both races.
1t this shall, he done. I feel safe in
saying that crime anon. tho negroes
i'll Mississippi during this rcor will lie
crease IS per cent :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
MISSIONARY FALLS
INTO HEA THENISM
African Protegc Of Few. d.. FIickinaer
Becomes Chief CT His Old
DeviI-Worshippirg Tribe.
(Br Associated Prcss.l

INDIANAPOLlS. IND. Marcel, o..
dispatch to he News from Huntirn;,;,,.
Inl. SAYS:
TIC executive committee of tie mis-.
sicnaly beard Of the United Brethren
in Christ. mas droppc.! from tho rolls
OF The church Daniel Fiick'nger WILDER
lorce, hht've African. who was
~ - - ~ 'llls COUNTY as ch'd ana
a., pell,s eau y: was returned by
-; ~; &c ~ MS ga t'toe as ms
- :. 1'a ! 80 ~ " ehe noa'a !hat alt"f
49, - " 20 sears as missionary.
,ns ISL in'ilis,or mas oeen .ureti
os H.; ~ ~, a. III. mas oseH'ne cr'el
~, ~ :. IT " ue'n ""'St'ippc's
80; $, 20 ,So'IIae.ed plural marriages
= - wv, ~ Ni''ca
Or. F'ckinger's Namesake.
Nearly 50 wears ago Daniel 1<umler
F'lickinser. then secretary OF the mis-
sionary board of the church. was N
West Africa on mission work. While
visiting Congregational missionary
announcement was made that a mall,
child had hcen born in Tie negro vii
lage. The host OF DR.. Fliclingcr chris.
tened the baby Daniel Flicl1inger Will
berforce.
Twelve years later the boy had been
brought TO America by a returning mis-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
TENTH DAY OF THE
TITANIC CONTEST
Oyama Has Told His Men That Muk
den Will Fall Today-Fanaticai
Bravery of Jays.
(By Associated Press. }

MC)<DE%, March St a. m.-Mi,!-
night olosca the tenth day NJ ,;1a II.
'anic struggle fer tho possession of
Mt kten and the control of 81 vast en-
l'lre. the tenth day OF unceasing con
hict under exploding shrapncl TIE roar
ct cannon and Tho whistling cf bullets:
the tenth day without sleep and with.
Ort food
The combat is fast reaching a point
where 1T is question not so much If
turning columns. of tactics and Of stra.
1cgE as TO whose strength. energy AMI
cartridges will last the longer.
Gray-coated Russians. patient un
complaining. strong of soul, chung dog.
gedly to positions against an enemy
whose attacks go to the very point Of
insanity and desperation.
No Food For 48 Hours.
For IS hours the japanese have no,
eaten They are starving and exhaust.
ed, but Field Marshal Oyana himself
mas told them thatzthe cityMill fai!
and the slaughter ston on Friday, ard
their confidence in their leader in
creases their strength tenfold
On Wednesday. when the Russians
took uShuntun. a few dozen Japanes.
chung tC the thick walled temple ami
"efus2d all overtures to surrender Can.
non were hi ought up and preached the
walls. but the daredevil courage Of the
defenders lasted under fire. and finali"
when the defense was hopeless thuv
slcW themselves skyward With The
ruins Of the temple.
Threw Himself Into a Well.
One survivor rather tlail surrender.
threw himself into s1onn-rIlnmcd wei!
and persisted. And yet The rank and
file and !nfcriur leaders. stern in their
sense OF duty are a: unspar;n. Of
themselves as OF the men whom they
lead to death
Stern Oyama drives and drives his
troops nOrt'lward 10 encirclc the city
Wit, every fresh tlanKing moy erent
the iron barG closes nearer the rail
read aud under this menace, the first
and third armies were forced las, night
tn abandon tho mighty fGrtifcati01s Oh
the SEa;lhc river give mp the imprc..
nable Pcutilof Hill and retire to The
line Of the Hun river
Today the Japanese are pushing
their columns north ana northeast
bomLarding villages which are KEYS;
OF the defcrse and hurting men, some
Of them veterans OF the years cam
pa'an. and other mid1lc.agcd reserves
fresh from Japan. against Russian pc
sit!Cns.
Gains Mde at Enormous Cost
Often they are rCpulSod and some
times they master the advanced lire
but st enormous cost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
Strikers Threaten Violence.


MEM YORK March 1O.-Scvrntv
policemen. detailed to duty around and
IN the subway barns at l45th street
and l-cnoN avenue. We're notified by a
ponce ronndsman in charge shortly
alter midnight. that the strikers in
tended trying To stop all trains on the
subway and elevated roads at / O'Clock
and that they intended doing as much
damage by violence at that hour as
they could
Two hundred strikers assembled at
the corner OF 1l3rd street and Lcnox
avenue shortly before o'clock this
tFriday, morning
Strikers Dispensing.
At :; o'clock this morning it was re-
ported that bodies of strikers in var-
Gus sections along the subway and ole
vated lines We're dispensing Appar-
emily all plans for :, demonstration Of
any sort has been abandoned
Police reserves sent hurred!v to
points in Harlem and the Bronx in
answer to calls by telephone were I'M
able to find any trouble. nor could they
learn that the summons had come
from responsible persons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
WILL JAPS TIE EN-
UP AT TIE PASS ?
That is the Problem Which, is Now
Worrying tie Inhabitants OF
the Russian Capital.
(By Associated Press.)

ST PETERSBURG, March lO.--3 Oh
a. INST. Petersburg this morning
knows little mote o. the outcome OF
the battle at Mullden than it knew
Wednesday night. end little more of
tho fate oil General KuroDatkin's boat
eli army
It is not even known whether the
railroad has been cut and ccrnmunica-
lions destroyed, though it is being re.
pclted that the destruction Of The line
by Gen Kuroki's army refers 70 the
fight on Wednesday. which WAS no,
serious, though traffic was twice inter.
1uptcd
1t is evident. however that the .Japa.
ncsc are pressing closer this indispcr-
sable line OF retreat. Their shells oc-
easiorally cut the wires Of tile tclc-
::ral'h lines parallcling the railroad
Bravery CT Civilian Linen,en.
Civilian linemcn are displaying no
less bravery than their soldier ass...
.ictes, by climbing The roles and 70.
Facing the wires under fire
he most important news receives!
from Russian sources is the Associated
Press information that the Japanese al.
ready have reached the Hun river. Flu
Pass is only twelve miles cast OF Muk.
u1H dlu Wei! NeSlN warn OIL tIPnorai
'.incvittl's zinc CT retreat Whether
the extreme Russian left has already
succeeded in retiring Mchind the Hun
liver and moving down the Dort1, bank
Of That stream to Join hanGs With Cen
oral Kuropatkin's nam fCrce is not
stated
May Cut Off RerrekampH's Corps.
1t is extremely probable that unless
thC Russians are ;ble to descend ll.,.
crossing at Flu Pass. Genera! Rennc-
kampff's corrs. and PERHAPS additional
forces. will be cut off and will have to
shift fer themselves in the mountain
Gus region north Of FuShun. aginst ~.
cditicnary forces rf Japanese, wh;cl,
are reported from Chinese sc urces 10
Ec racing toward Tie Pass
The censor allows nc word TO pass.
Eut it was stated Yesterday that Gen.
kurcratkin has been for some time aS-
:fr,h'iltg a force OF reserves at Tie
Pass an'i ct Hardin, with tbs eventual.
lil in view. TO defend the PASS and lr,-
s:lions until lie can make or fight his
way back.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
SEVEN KILLED IN
a MINE ACCIDENT
While Being Hoisted in Carriage Rocc
Broke, Precipitating Party
$50 Feet to Bottom.

Wl'.kESBARRls. PA. March o.
While seven men We're being hostcd in
q carriage in the Clear Spring COL
li2:v, at Wes, I'iiston. today. the rope
broke and The mon were hurled 70 tbs
"cttom. distance OF $50 feet All
were killed
Immch!;.tclv after tie accident a res
cnln" part: vas organized with J. |.
Cook. general manager OF tho Clear
Spring Coal Company in charge. The
bodies &C the seven men were found
IN q heap at the bottcm Of the shaft,
h1r!lEly nlanSlcu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
CARNEGIE GUT OF
CHADWICK CASE
Millionaire Will NOT Be Called iI,on
to Testify Against Cleveland
Adventures
lEN Associated PrtSs.l

CLEVELAND. o.. March 9 -.Antircw
carnegie is now definitely cut Of the
present trial Of Mrs. Chadwick If she
should lie acquitted this time. Mir. Car
ncs!e might appear at a Subsequent.
'rl;ll but 50 far as he existing case is
concerned, his pay is waiting for him
ana ne is at liberty 10 90 home. Unit
ed States MARSHAL Chandler ,ctIav
made out check for SGll0 to MIR. Car
nesics order and it is held in the mar
sl'als office. pending Mr. Carnegie,
call Tor it Ii he does not call it will
BE mailed To him
The defense TO-DAY made a drsprralc
cifcrt to have the case taken frum the
jury and verdict OF acqri,taI ren,lc;-
ca hy the court. After arguments,
lastlng through the greater part &c
u" day. Judge Tay,nr. jus, Il, ior ID
nc afternoon a6jcurnmcnt uvcrrllnl
The motion.
May Go to Jury Today
1t s probable that Tho case will he
gwen to tho jury tomorrow evening
inat matters witt. tho length Of :ln
Arguments to be made by tic lawyers
and they were not able 10 say il,85
afternoon, inst how much tine they
wn'i,l require. II the arguments are
nor Finished tomolT.w III" case vii! &,
ovcr unit! Monday
Tic only Witness today vas j. a.
ionGlIitlc, the bookkeeping: expert, who
Testified that tl,src w.:rc items If
credit 10 Mrs. chadwick il the 0hcr!,n
BANKS books Of $4,000. 5000 ana
& OK; .t5.El.aG8sEgs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-10
STRIKER PULLED
EMERGENCY BRAKE
Many Passengers Thrown From Their
Seats and Rear End Collision
Was Narrowly AverteJ.
(Ry Associated Press.J

NEW YORK. March o.-t!u-h r.
Grace who admitted that he was Il
striker was arrested tonight. charged
with maliciously pullin. the emergency
brake cord On an elevated train on tic
curve ct One Hundred and Tenth
street. I'll" train was brought to a
stop SO suddenly that manv paeseu-
se's were thrown from their seats.
BY a narrow margin rear end col
llslon right at the structure of. the
greatest height was avertccl Ivy .bc
nerve OF the motorman OF the train
following