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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Produce Receipts
Produce Prices

Following are jobbing prices in the
local market:
EGGs-F'resh California ranch 35c;
eastern fresh 32q33c; eastern storage 27
0D2Sc seconds, 22c.
BUTTER-Fancy valley creamery. 2-lb.
roll. 65@671ac; fancy creamery, storage,
SSeOaS Se eoaoxin% aasS Sntter 6e storage Zo"
HONEY-W white. 6O-lb cans. &c
lb., light amber, &c; amber, &c: Honey
eomb-Water white l5pound frame % l66c
OesfmaES CHEEsE g. ((al per lb)-Northern, 160
117c; large, local, 1714e; Young America:
York lie; Wisconsin. 16c; twins, 16qD161ac;
long horns, 17@1Sc; cheddars. 16c; daisies,
16laal7c; Rincon. i3o6 3Sc; .u s
S1.6Od1.75; choice, S1.50; Highlands 6ancy).
Sfaneyl s1lOal,5O;s och choIce, f. w sl25@1 IS;
$l.5O; Woodward Islands, s115@1:25; Palm
sweets, yellow, SIPS; red sweets, sec;
BEAEs (an per 100 bs)-Pink, No. l.
Washington No. /. SS.0Oq3.10; blackeyes.
$5.5Oq6.O0; garaadncas, $l.5Oa5OO; German
''j5S!I oNIo&s yO~SiSsi per 100 lbs.)-slverskins.
1.75Q2.OO Yellow Danvers. $l.75, north
ern Australian browns, $16O@l,75; local
APPLES ellef1eurs, 4-tler box.
$3.50: 41a-tier, $1:35; Colorado .Jona-
Winesaps, $225; evaporated Chiles, lb.,
19 a zoe; Ganos $2.OO; w. W: Pearman
Alter box, $3.50; 41a tier, $1.25; Yellow
Newton Pippins. $1.50 4-tier box, $1.25
IL tier.
POULTRY-Jobbers sell poultry to the
trade as follows: (per pound) Hens, 1619c;
sa brosrs iGS ys5' 5 to ss s
dozen; turkeys, per pound. 24c; old toms.
23c; young toms, .24c hen turkeys, 24c;
geese, 1Sc: ducks. 1Sc.
BAKERS FI.OUR-Made of eastern
hard wheat. Per bbl., $5.25; blended wheat.
81 80: eastern rye. s5.25
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Treasury Statement

Sy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Todays state
ment OF the treasury Available cash
balance, S137 $50; gold coin and bullion,
$S7, ,027 921; gold certificates, S53026,240.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Northern Oil Stocks

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-California
Oil exchange: 2351 shares Associated Oil,
56: 500 Monarch, 10; 800 Central L. & H.,
All.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
GAS FOR FUEL

With the sun shining half the
time, and Gas lowering in price,
what more can one ask?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
New York Bonds

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
san FrancIseo shIppIna

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 0.-Arrived:
Steamer South Bay San Pedro. Sailed:
u. 5. S, Perry. San Diego; u, s. S. Paul
Jones, San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Los AnueIes Bank Clearinus

Los Angelee bank clearings Saturday
show an increase of $271 S22.57 compared
with the corresponding day last year. Fol-
lowing Is a comparative statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
In the M arket

The butter market was steady, although
receipts of valley and northern goods
were liberal The supply was quickly
cleared up at quoted prices.
Potatoes and apples are plentiful, with
potatoes easy and apples frmer.
Vegetables were in the usual active de-
mand at unchanged prices.
Light receipts gave poultry good re-
turns.
Small fish plentiful. ducks scarce. geese
the demand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Pacific Coast Trade

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.--Beans, pink,
81 10: lima. S42O4i25; small White.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Boston Stocks and Bonda

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, Dec. 9.--The following we're
closing quotations for stocks and bonds
today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
ALL EGG PRICES
SHOT TO PIECES
LOCAL RANCH DOWN TO 35C.
EASTERN LOWER
Many Sales Among Jobbers on
change-erowing Popularity Of
the Daily call--Lively
Jobblng Trade

one of the best and liveliest selling ses-
sions of the Los Angeles Produce eX-
change In all its history was witnessed
Saturday and much enthusiasm was man
ifested. There were sixteen separate
sales of goods to jobbers, including five
drums of Long Horn cheese, 70 sacks of
local Burbank potatoes, choice; one car
load of Highland fancy potatoes; fifty
sacks of No. pink beans; fifty sacks of
Australian brown northern onions; three
separate sales of garlic; 225 bags of
northern Early Rose potatoes; ten cases
of local ranch eggs: fifty sacks of sweet
potatoes; five sacks of same in another
lot: 55 boxes of Colorado Ben Davis APP
pies: 100 boxes of 4-tier Yellow Newtown
pippins; 100 boxes same; and 80 boxes of
navel oranges.
Wnne the exchange was in session two
applications for membership were re-
ceived. The membership has nearly
doubled In number within Il month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
New York Stocks
BY Associated Press.

BY ASsOCiated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The following
were the quotations for stocks and Donus
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Cotton and Wool
Yy Associated Press.

Yy Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9,-Spot cotton closed
firm. so points lower; middling upland,
Sl210: middling gulf, $12.35, No sales.
Following WAS the range of prices:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Bonds

Associated Oil.
California Pacific Ry........
Corona Power & Water Co.
Cucamonga Water Co.
Home Telephone ..............
Edison Electric Con Co...
iioiae I & 4 Co of Eanta
Monica and Ocean Park.
l.. A. Pac. Con. Mtg. ........
l.. A. Traction C...............
l.. A. Railway Co.
Mission Trans & r. Co ......
Mt. Lowe Railway Co...
Pacific Light & Power Co...
Pacific Electric Ry Co. .....
Pasadena IL. #. & I. Co..
.edlands Home T & 7. Co.
Pomona Con Water Co 900.
Riverside Light & +. Co...
San Diego Home T. & T. Co.
Santa Barbara Electric Ry..
Seaside Water Co ............
Temescal Water Co. o...........
United Electric &. IL p. Co.
Union TRANSFORMATION Co...
u. S. l.. ID. 7. & T. Co...
Whittier Home r. & T. Co..
Whittier Light & Fuel Co..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Mining Stocks
San Francisco Mining Stocks

by Associated fIess'
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 9,-rhe official
closing quotations for mining stocks
todov ,yare ms follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

Wheat flakes, per sack Of 50 lbs. 80. 1.s5
GRAIN AND FEED-(Per 100 lbs). -
corn 81 Is: cracked corn, $780, eed meal.
81 'S5; oil cake meal, s210; cotton seed
meal, N.S5; cocoanut cake. Sl.55; shorts:
pounds. 1901 60; fancy fan y. WoedwarGd Y, Cd. ar
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10

Sec display IN windows OF Tho Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-10
Retail Prices

Butter, Glib roll. fancy.......,...........S soc
Butter, Glib roll. Poppy ..,.,......,......d .dee
Butter, 2-lb roll. Santa Ana ...;...... .6oC
Butter, 2-lb roll, Orange Co. ana COOK ss.
Enes fresh ranch, per doz................5 soc
isSSsss coid sforape per doz..............35 .35c
Peoffas3oes fancy Salinas, per 100 lbs. 81 rs
Annies belleheurs, per 50-lb boX...... HIS
Pouitry~Hens, 22iac lb,; fryers, SOC;
turkeys, dressed. local, SOC; eastern. 2lci
Wild duck. 81 90 doz; spoonbills. s., 90;
teal ana widgeons, $500; mallards, $500;
ali picked; single ducks picked, bOuloc'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Direct Ballot Demanded.

MOSCOW, Nov. 23.-~7Dy u scanty
majority OF twenty, the Zemstvo con-
sress today accepted the first section
OF the resolutions drafted by the exc,
cutive committee, declaring the solid,
arty of the congress with the princl.
Pies OF the imperial manifesto of De-
tobcr 80. and assuring tho govern.
mcnt of the support of the majority
CT Zenstvos and MUNICIPALITIES in car.
rying into effect the liberties promised
by the manifesto, but laying down as
the solo means of guaranteeing the
authority OF the doumn and restoring
order In the country. election of repro.
aontativcs by general, direct, equal
and secret ballot and the formal grant
to the first douuia OF the power to
elaborate examination for the empire.
The friends of Count Witte OH the
hoor made stout fight against the
provision for direct ballot the on.
cession which the premier considers
impossible to grant, but this provision
was carried over their heads BY two
thirds majority.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
II Mustbe sofor the Easy Boss"
Says 1t is.
REPUBLICANS IN A Turmoil
"The Old Man" Is confident Tiiat tie
Has Defeated His Enemy--he Is
Sure That the Former Governor Is
Vanquished From Power.
ORy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-United
States Senator T. c. Plat issued IL
a:4trment tonight on the New York
county Republican committee chair
It's old yigor and vitality.
The sole object OF my. activity in
tho New York county situation Is. the
recovery of the State organization Of
it's old givor and vitality.
The party, Organization throughout
the State" continued Senator Plat,
"lras been Transformed into q weak,
digcorlant, dissatisfied body. lacking
confidence in itself and distrustful
Ct its leadership
Mr.. Plat said that Mr.. O'dells re.
tirement would be the necessary con
sequence Of his loss OF the New York
county machine, and that there is not
Q politician with half an eye who docs
not see that this has already been
accomplished"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Quiet at vladivostok.

VLADlvOSTOK. NOV. 23.-Tio.e
hare been no further disturbances and
order has been completely restored.
Ships ARE arriving daily and their car.
soes arc piled high on the docks. There
Is great activity In the Fort.
The warehouses have been burned
ard nearly all tho hotels have suffered
fro mtic torch. The few remaining
hotels and the private houses are
crowded With hundreds Of business
men who have poured into Vladivostole
since the declaration Of peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
*omen and Children Destroyed
by Thousands in Streets
Of Odessa.
FOUL CRIMES BY TIE RUSSIANS
American Hebrew Gets Letter De-
Ealing the Awful Scenes Enacted
by f'lood.crazcd moscovi,cs-zems'.
70 Congress- Demands Secret and
Direct Ballot From Count Witse.
IlJy Associated Press.1

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 23.-The
nobility Of Russia. writes Mrs. Brazil
ow3ki, who is In ODESSA, to her BROTH
or, Dir. u. Courshon. OF this city. arc
melting tho police to stir up the pre-
SAINT classes and make them perseci,tc
and massacre the jews. This, the
writer declares, is done to discreuit
Count Wittc and make It appear that
Russia is in no condition as yet for
4 liberal government.
The police are simply tools OF the
nobility. the writer states, and instead
OF trying to put down the riots are
really responsible for them.
Mrs. DrallowsSi was in Odessa dur
ing the great massacre. She and three
hundred other Jews escaped by taking
refuge in hotel run by Christian
and bribing the manager and the po-
lice to keep them from the mob's
fury.
Tho writer states that 10000 people
persisted in Odessa in three days. Wu.
nen .2nl children Were thrown freN.
second and third story windows; men
We're murdered in the presence OF
their families, and girls were outraged
in The streets in broad daylight.
Thoroughfares OF the city were stained
with blood and Jews who escaped TO
ships in the harbur were later cast
INTO the sea- to drown.
Two other sisters OF DR.. Courshon
live in kieff, where they managed t.
escape up to November 10. the date
OF the letter, by hiding in the holuc
OF friendly Christian
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Norfolk Doctor Gives Bail In a
Serious Case-AlIeged Ac.
cOmp!ice D0es Likewise.
A'CUE CASE Echoes ARE HEARD
girginian Attempts to Commit Sui.
eide in New York on Account Of
3 Dependency Caused by Lack of
. work-Dctec.iv Gees Via Gas
Route-woman's body in a Trunk.
tspoeial to the Daily pregs.)

3 NOItFOLk, VA, Nov. 23.-Dr. L. b.
Chiles and James L. Franklin, arrested
in connection with the case OF Sarah
Atkinson, who died at the Norfolk
Protestant hospital from peritonitls
following an alleged criminal opera
ton in the police court waived exam
ination ill the police court today and
were sent on to the December grand
Jury
81 DR.. Chiles who it is alleged, per-
formed the operation which caused tho
girls death, was held upon charge
OF secopd-dcgrce murder, and young
Franklin, the girls former lover, who,
it is charged paid DR.. Chiles to per
form the operation, was held rs an
accessory.
Dr. Chiles was rebailed before Cor
poration Court Judge Hanclscl in the
sum OF $4,000. and Franklin was re.
bailed in the same court in the suru
OF sl,50U.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
WILSON TALKS 70 FARMERS.
Interesting Subjects Discussed at the
Interstate Meeting.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 23.-rhc
feature OF this mornings session af
the convention of the Southern States'
Association of Commissioners 81 Asli.
culture were an address by Dir. ]. i:
Watson, of South Carolina, or imIni.
grafton, aper by Professor A. NJ.
Soulo, on the determination of the cat
tie tick; and addresses by DR.. Tnit
Batter, of North Carolina; II. a. Nor
gan, CT Tennessee. and Dr.. j. II. Afoh-
Ter, Of Washington, d. c., on the sart.e
subject.
In the afternoon James Wilson
FEDERAL secretary of agriculture. made
an instructive address OF the work OF
the United States agricultural depart.
ment. He was followed by Col. Joi,t,
5. Cunningham of North Carolina;
w. \. Winston and L. NJ. Mathison.
who spoke on tobacco culture, and J.
NJ. .McCandless. whose theme was the
"Best Method of Teaching the Farme.
How to Purchase Fertilizers"
Tonight members of the conventicr.
and q number OF friends were onte;,
taincd at ROYAL banquet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Nsbraskan asks for II But Fe-
fuses TO Keep il.
FAMOUS WAR Stool RE1uRSED
Japaness Family Finally Gives the
Heirloom TO the American, Who
After Carrying !. Away, Has 1t Re.
turned to the Original Owners.
iEy As.ociated press.l

VICTORIA, b. c.. Nov. :3-Jap-
neSc newspapers received by the
steamer ShawmUt criticisc ". J. Dry
an, now visiting Japan. because OF Iii.
attempt to purchase the war stool
upon which Admiral Togo sat when he
attended the Shinto ceremonial in
Uyeno park at Toxic. To celebrate the
naval triumph. The stool which has
been used for . similar purpose for
centuries, since 1907. has been handed
down in the Ogazawara family OF
Shinto priests.
AS told by vcrnaculur Japanese
newspapers, w. j. Bryan asked to he
permitted to sit uDon Il seat of such
good omen. No objection was made.
but, as the story runs, Bryan then
tried TO purchase the heirloom. The
owners replied Indignantly that tho
war stool was not for sale.
Tho Jill Shimpo says the chair was
finally handed over to Mr. Bryan at
his earnest request, after family con.
suItation OF the OgaZawara.
Learning after leaving TOXIC OF the
special character OF tho chair, Nj.
Hryan returned ii with 4 letter cx-
planning that he had no idea OF the
stools exceptional value to the Oga.
za"ara' family and under the circurn-
stances would not think OF rctainir.;
/, =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
ROOSEVELT GOES
ON HUNTING TRIP
President is Now il His Lodge Near
ScetteyiIIe Where Game is
Plentiful.
Especial 10 the Daily Press


SCOTTSVTLLE, Nov. 23.--Prcsident
Roosevelt has again sought refuge in
his protty little hunting lodge III Albc.
marie county. near James river. The
President Guided the correspondence;
who watch his every movement. on
Tuesday and came into Virginia By
way Of charlottesville, where horses
were secured fur the journey into the
woods.
The lodge has recently been improv-
Cd and q complete cooking apparatus
Installed, and the president is now
enjoying life for from the madding
crowd
Game is reported to be more plen-
.tiful in the neighborhood OF the lodge
than in other sections OF the State,
sportsmcn having refused to kill the
birds because OF the belief that the
President would hunt in the State this
fall. The lodge Is ont OF the line "
direct communication and the in,mc.
diate movements Of the President can.
not be ascol tanned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
ELEC1ION SCANDAL |
in old KENTUCKY
Forty Suits Are Flied in OuisyjlIe
Against Alleged Success
full Candidates.
VOTERS CARRY GUNS TO POLLS
Fusionists Asocr, That by Aid of Re-
pc7tcrs and Force tho Democrats
Cheated Them Out Of Their Victory
City Officials Are Accused Of
Grave oHcnses.
tDE Associated rr,ss.,

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 2S.-Forly
suits contestins the recent election OF
every city ana county official in Louis.
Vile aud Jefferson county, were fled
in the Circuit CouI~. today.
The principal suit is that OF JOSEPH,
I. O'Neill, tho Fusion candidate for
mayor against Paul G. Barth, Demo.
crat, who has Just been seated.
Charges of corsl Tracy, Illegal registra.
toD, false returns, force and intim:-
dation are made. The petition asks
that the election OF Barih be set aside.
that O.Ncill DC declared to have been
elected. OF that il DC dccreed that
-Gltre has -bccn no election.
Repeating is Charged.
Ti;o last clause i'll tho petition sets
fp!th that liarth's majority is given
rs 4,S2G. II is alleged that false re.
,urns gave him 3,5l0 of these votes,
reducing his majority to 2,31G. 1t is
further alleged that 4,S0o voters were
nisfranchised and the claim is made
~'''N - FH' itjtIltlo hiiu DcSu tliIll-
mated from the election, O'Ncill has
1900 minority over Barth. -
The petition alleges that the re-.
ttuns. from the election We're not cor
roctly reported; that certain city of
Gals and others entered into Il cen.
sr!racy 10 control the election by the
alleged Illegal registration OF more
than 1000 names. and that registration
certificates were obtained by force
intimidation ana bribery.
Guns Prominent on Election Day.
The. petition says that relying on the
assurance OF Mayor Granger that he
would preserve, order, the election
workers OF the Republican ana Fusion
parties wcro- armed and beat ana as
sanltcd clcctio uofiicers ana citizens
with their pistols and other weapons,
ana created such disorder that the
voters III many precincts were ter.
rori~ed and driven away. These as
Sau,ts and acts of intimidation Were
participated III by the police depart.
ment and ny (here is given the nanl,.
or city oniciaD-and no one engaged
III these unlawful practices was ar.
rested OF i'll any way Interfere with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
DEPEW'S FRIEND
ON THE STAND
insurance investigation Committee
Learns That He Did Little or
Nothing for His Pay.
'Hy Associated Press. J

iBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-It was late
IN the afternoon today when Mr..
Hughes counsel of the legislative ii,-
sirancc investigation committee. cali
cd to the witness chair William $.
Manning, ot Albany, referred To in
letters addressed to John A. Nichol,
oy Senator G. NJ. Depew, at q previous
session as the "rantankerous friend ~
the, river"
MIR. Manning detailed lis work for
various companies for many years.
ne testified he was paid $3.50 a year
by John a. Nichols "to protect life in.
surance interests, always in the inter
est OF the business. but not In the
interest OF the officers"
Manning said that the only time lie
had seen Senator Dcpew was when
he made arrangements to appear as
an expert in opposition to the Graham
Dill before the senate committee on
insurance in 1877.
Il might say" said the witness,
that the bill would have ruined the
insurance companies
When the bill came out OF commit.
tee, the witness continued. there re
NAMED but Il few hours Of the senate
and two OF the senators took that time
up in talk.
That's one of the ways they have
OF killing BILL" he added with a
smile.
lie admitted he had done nothing
else III the matter of legislation ex.
copt 10 keep Mr.. Nichols informed OF
what was going on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
scrning Races.
tBy Associated Presy.)

JENNINGS, L. c., Nov. oS.-A field
OF twenty starters gave interest to the
second race at Benning today which
was won ~ Suffice. win Chandler up.
ut n i,Ticc of II to /, G.. T.. M, easily
took the first race, Jocund, the fifth.
and Ormondes Right The sixth race
and all were favCritcs in the betting.
Tho track record for the mile on the
Columbia course was broken in the
fifth event. Jocund clipping two-hfths
ef second OF the 1:4l record held
Jointly br Carbuhcle and Bobby Kean.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24

tempt will be made TO follow out the
line indicated By the cross-eXamina-
tion Of the medical witnesses by direct
testimony of other experts on the pos-
sibillty Of organic weakness in Drancl;
ana CT these being affected by causes
other than the fight and also to the
effort of the unskil!ed handling o.
Hranch after the fight.
Moreover, it will undoubtedly b.
urged that a long series Of persccu-
iions Of Mci iwcthcr by Branch drove
TIE former to seek Il fight and that
the challenge actually cmanated from
Branch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Virginia Nearo HANGED.

Special u tho Daily Prcgs.I
RICHMOND. VA. Noy. 33.-Wins-
ton Gaines. cclorcd. was hanged at
Charles City Courthouse yesterday.
Tor the murder OF Laura Ennis, an
old colorod woman. After killing the
woman. Gaines mistreatcd her grand
daughter. Mamie Christian, and LETT
her fer dead. Gaines was Il physical
wreck and had to be taken bodily TO
the scaffold. The body will be turned
over to. the university OF Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Fatal Wreck on q. s. o.
d,y Associated presso

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-DurinS Il
dense fog today gravel train and i
work train OH the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad CAME together in u hcad.ou
Collision. one mile from Albion, Ind.
According TO the statements of the
Baltimore d Ohio officials in this city,
two men were killed. The fate III
Two others is i'll doubt and four were
injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Echo From Mccue Tragedy.
Especial to tho Daily Press.)


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. 81
The petition filed in behalf of the
children of j. Samuel McCue asking
that they be relieved from tho pay.
ment CT the expenses incurred in the
conviction of McCuc came before
Judge G. W. Morris in the Corporation
Court. Judge Morris recommended
the relief asked for.
Under the statutes the amount paid
by the State in the case against the
former maycr-about s3,G0O--must be
returned h. his estate unless the gov.
ernor interyencs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
ThmMANYiTEs INDICTED.
Election Fraud CAGES Are PIling Up
IN New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-Thc magp;.
tpdc OF the election fraud investigation
was Increased today by several new
cases. John Elder was held In $4,000
ball charged with Illegal voting and
perjury. and james Gallagher was
held in $4,000 ON charge Of per
Jury. Frank y. Datzig, Il Tanmany
member Of 4 district board OF election
inspectors, arrested on charge Di
neglect OF duty. was held in $4,000
bull.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Negro Accidentally Shot.
(Specia, to the Daily Press,

Especial To the Daily PressJ =,
SUFFOLK, Nov. 23.-Tom Lark.
ford. a colored stable man.. was shot
accidentally By Stafford Moore, his
employers son. today, who was hand
ling Il shotgun. The load tore away
part of the Negroes face and head.
Moore is not under arrest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Virginian Tries Suicide.
Special 10 the Duily press.

NSHSS'oi ~ TIC i'siiiS lTcSS.p
NE" YORK, NOV. Equitable to
find employment after a ten days
search, and cut OF money, Robert II.
Barr, % years old,-of IIarper's Ferry,
va. attempted suicide by drinking
iaudannm today. lie was removed TO
hospital, where prompt treatment
saved his life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Thieves Stole Safe and Jewels.
Ey .Ansociat.h Press.l

uy Associated Prcss.>
PATTERSON. n. j., Nov. 233--Thr
small safe containing $1,000 worth OF
jcweli". Which was stolen from the
home OF Frederick W. Cooke. last
night, was found III the yard of ~
construction company today. All Of
It's valuable contents were gone with
the exception of two small rings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-24
Detective Uses tn. Gas Route.
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tSpeciai 10 tho Daily Prcss.J
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. a3.---
William c. Hoover. detective for the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, commit
ted suicide this forenoon by inhaling
illuminating gas. Hoover has been
working cn The Todd case in. Philadel-
phia.