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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09


PARIS. May s.-A curious reversal Of
the incident known as the siege OF Fort
Chabrol is reported in dispatches from
Limoges. where, at his leather works,
the private house Of NJ. Beaulieu is be-
eieged by workmen on strike. TO pre-
vent tradesmen from taking provisions
into the dwelling.
Beaulieu has telephoned to Mayor
Lebussiere that he and nine persons,
with three horses, are suffering from
hunger. Beaulieu refused to parley
with the strikers until their hunger
vas satisfied, whereupon policemen
were dispatched by the Mayor TO the
nearest restaurant for provisions. On
his return the besiegers, whose num-
bers had increased, made show OF
preventing them from entering the
house Mayor Labussiere expostulated,
stating there were persons in the house
who had not eaten for twenty-four
what care We" replied the strikers
sour children have not had square
meal for TWO months Why should any
difference be made in the case OF an
f.fl.t,1 overs 64zez7 80
The Mayor continued his entreaties.
stating that bread would be distributed
at the City Hall, but the excited strik-
ers stood their ground
Taking up two loaVes, the Mayor
shouted to the citizens to let them have
al least one.
only one. one only" replied the
mob.
This is cruel and barbarous," cried
the Mayor. You do not deserve as
sistance. I have been supporting your
interests. but now / shall resign. You
will have to take the consequences.
In spite of this appeal the strikers
refused 10 allow more than one loaf to
be given To the ten persons in the
house.
subsequently Beaulieu agreed to
conference with a deputation, but no
decision has yet been arrived at. his
wife and children are still suffering the
pangs OF hunger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
VICTORY FOR CHICAGO
IN TRACTION LITIGATION
Courts Decision Clears the Way for
a City Owned Street Railway
System.

CHICAGO. May s.-The city scored
a victory in traction litigation to-day.
bringing municipal operation a step
nearer.
Judge Grosscup of the Federal Dis
trict Court denied a motion on behalf
Of the Union Traction Company to en-
join the city from interfering with the
use of the so-called ADMINISTERED line
OF the old Chicago Passenger Railway
Company.
With the way cleared by to-day's
decision, II is the intention of the city
administration to use the Adams
street fine as a beginning for a mum
icipal ownership street railway sys-
tenn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
MRS. FLORENCE MAVERICK
is DENIED FULL PARDON
Still TechnicalI Jnder Sentence for
the AIlee 4 Murder of Her
Husband.

WASHINGTON, May s.-Embassa-
DOR Choate has cabled tf~, State De-
partment that the British Foreign Of
nee has refused to grant any further
ciemency to Mrs. Florence Maybrick.
VINO recently made application
through the State Department for a
complete pardon.
1t appears that Mrs. Maybrick was
not granted complete pardon, but
was released from Imprisonment upon
certain conditions, and she is still
technically under sentence.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
SIBERIA BRINGS VERY FEW
JAPANESE To HONOLULU
Edict of Toxic Government Forbid
ding Emigration Believed to
r. ReSr,OusfhI,
se KeSnOneIbIc.

HONOLULU, May S.-The steam
ship Siberia, which arrived to-day
from the Orient. did not bring any
Japanese passengers other than sew
enteen women, who are joining their
husbands here
The Toxic press contains statements
that the Japanese Government has is
sued an order prohibiting the further
emigration OF laborers 70 Hawaii
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
BODY OF CALIFORNIA MAN
FOUND WITH THROAT CIT
John Nj. Beaton OF Clayton. Dead I'm
Cabin. May Have Committed
Suicide

COLUMBIA FALLS. Mont, May s.
With his throat slashed from ear to ear
and a bloody pocket knife lying near
by, the body of John NJ. Beaton was
found in a cabin near here to-dav.
Beaton arrived here few DAYS ago
from Clayton, Cal, and soon after
ward disappeared. Passengers on the
train with him say he acted uueely
and was crank on the subject of
theosophy. His grip. which was
found in the cabin. contained a great
quantity OF literature on the subject.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
Repudiated Wife Declares At
torney Used Hypnotism.

binding until dissolved by the courts
of the State would be set aside as
counting for naught. A most remark
in anything that has gone before in the
history of our Jurisprudence in San
Francisco.
There are few who have looked at all
the records and heard all the state
ments made by witnesses who doubt
that George D. Collins did marry Char
lotte Newman In st. Johns Church on
Eddy street on May 10, 1889. In the
marriage license department OF the
County Clerks Office there is the appli-
cation in black and white made by
George d. Collins on May IA Of that
year for a license to wed Charlotte E.
Newman. His address Is given as 1889
Broadway and hers as 1911 Octavfa
street. His name Is signed to the ap-
plication, the signature being pro-
nounced his by persons who are famil-
lar with his handwriting.
In one of the tones in the Recorders
Office there appears the record OF the
marriage of George d. Collins and
Charlotte E. Newman. fled by the
Rev. Father Mic.sael D. Connolly, who
performed the ceremony. The names
of Thomas z. Curran and Agnes New
man appear in the record as witnesses.
Then there are death records In the
Health Office that are at once sup
posed to bring blush OF shame to the
face of the accused man, but, taking
the ground he does. that Agnes New
man was his wife. he has no ground
for shame. One OF these attests the
death of Agnes and shows that her de-
mise was caused by diphtheria with ex-
baustion due to premature child birth
as the contributing cause. Another is
of the death of "the stillborn infant of
George D. and Agnes NJ. Collins on
the same day it's mother passed away.
These are both dated May Is. 1901 Three
days before. the death of Susan Col
lins, aged 10. the daughter of George
D. and Charlotte Collins" Is recorded.
In each instance the death certificate
is signed by DIR. Nathan Rogers, who
had then and still has his Office at 20
O'Farrell street All the deaths are re-
corded from 1886 Page street
nrNOryN<yUrS m RnnEvDS
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
Hareis Released on Bail.

LEXINGTON, KY, May s.-Judge
James Hargis, whose trial for the
murder Of James CockrilI resulted in
a hung jury here last week, was grant
ed bail to-day In the sum Of s26. .oO0..
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
PLAYERS Club Honors John Dreu,

ftnfcE~ NtuD 11OnOr- 0Onu Drew.
NEW YORK. May S.-The board OF
directors of the Players Club has
elected John Drew president of the
Club, 70 succeed the late Joseph JEFF
ferson<
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
DENOUNCEs DIR. ROGERS.

For a moment, when questioned
about these deaths. Attorney Collins
appeared as II he would deny knowi-
edge Of the stillborn infant. Then he
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09
Rich FirGnChmal and
His Family Are
Starving.
Strikers Prevent Delivery
of Food to Former
Employer.
Stand Their Ground Against Police
and Ignore the Mayors
EntreatisS.

speciaI Gable to The Call and New York Her
aid. Copyright. 1898. by the New York Her
aid Publishing Company.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09

Continued on Page 8. column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-09

Forecast made AZ San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. May O.:
San Francisco and viniofty-Goudy.
unsettled weather Tuesday: brisk west
winds. A G. MoADR
D4str4ct Forecsseer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-NIoDERN RESIDENCES
rooms, cistern, city water,
bath, latrobe and range. Apply to
GEO M. RICHTER, Hampton or
newport NeTa 1O.22tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

Mr.. Patrick Clcary, an inmate of the
National Soldiers Home, dropped dead
while walking from his quarters in
Company l., to the tailor shop in the
Home shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon
Mr. Clcary had been considered in
good health and his sudden demise
came in The nature Of shock to his
friends He was going to the tailor
shop to have some OF his clothing
cleaned and pressed
JUST about half way between the
shop and the company's quarters. Mr.
Cleary was seen to stagger and then
fall. Several of the old men ran to
his assistance and DR.. John a. john
son, the chief surgeon, was summoned.
Before the physician reached Mr..
Cleary's side the veteran had expired
II was stated that Mr. Clcary's death
VAS due to heart trouble. Mr.. Clcary
was about 20 years old and during the
civil war served with Il regiment from
New York.
Mr.. Charles Hemcs, IS years old.
was found dead in his quarters in the
convalesccnt barracks. early yesterday
morning. He had passed away during
the night sometime. Mr.. IIeimcs scr.
we'd with Company u, 1GGth New
York Infantry during the civil war.
Deaf was due TO heart disease
Other deaths reported at the Homo
hospital yesterday and Sunday were:
M"lchoir Hcsscr. Company X.
Fourth New York infantry. aged 1%
years.
George NJ. Eckman. Company D.
Maryland infantry. aged GSyoars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

HEART DISEASE THE CAUSE

Several Other Deaths Occurred in the
Hospital a. the National Soldiers
Home on Sunday and Yesterday
Mr.. cleary Was About 70 Years Old
Served With New York Regiment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
TEACHERS FOR
POQUOSON SCHOOLS
Miss Gertic Montgomery, Sister of
Mrs. e. a. Semple, viii Have
Charge of School.

The Poquoson district school board,
York county, met last night and elect
ed several teachers.
Miss Gertic Montgomery was choa.
en- teacher OF the school at Hunts
Neck and Mrs. Lewis Jones wasselcct.
I'd for the school Mt Trinity.
After electing the teachers the
board adopted resolution that the
two eachcrs must first pass The re-
CURED State examination before tax.
ing up their work as teachers.
County Superintendent Samuel Phil.
lips last night stated that the school
board was greatly assisted in sccur-
ing the teachers through the an.
nouncement in the Daily Press several
days ago that there is n scarcity of
teachers in York county. Mr.. Phillips
added that the school board felt very
grateful to this paper for the assist.
ance given 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
SYMS-EATON TO
PLAY THE PHOEBUS
Basketball Teams Made Up of Younu
Girls Will Meet in Hampton
Friday Afternoon.

a basketball game that is creating
much interest in Hampton and Phoe.
bus will be played on the Syms-Eaton
telegram Sunday morning announcing
the five Of the phoeDus Graded School
will meet the Syms. Eaton team.
The two fivcs are composed oi
young ladies and great contest is
looked forward To by the friends Of the
TWO schools Miss Elsie Phoebus is
coaching the five from Phoebus. while
Miss Nell Lee is The coach of the
Syns-Eaton team
Mrs. DarIinq's Frandfathcr Dies. N
Mrs. Frank W. Darling received II
telegram Friday morning aunounc!n,,
the death of her grandfather. Nj.
Hya Atkins, which occurred ut
stowe. Maine, that morning. Mr. Al.
kins was nearly 80 years old. Cant.
and Mrs Darling have gone 10 Maine
to attend the funeral.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

of the Democratic party for the leg
islaturc. is opposed by Mr.. benjamin
Y. Johnson, well known fish and oys-
ter dealer. While Mr.. johnson Is
popular personally his closest fricnls
do not expect him to receive much of a
vote as the Republicans will hardly
poll their full strength. Mr.. lIons.
ton will probably receive three vot es
TO Mr. Johnson's one.
For the other Offices the Democratic
leaders claim anywhere from 800 TO
500 majority
Tho, electoral board met mt the
courthouse yesterday morning and
stamped the ballots. They were then
turned over to the judges Of the vari-
Gus voting precincts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

Barnes Hotel Restaurant.
Will be open today TO serve the most
tempting dinner and lunches for the
voters ard those at the polls.
1t CHARLES 1iNGLESCHJON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Coming and Going of the PEG.
pie You Know.

The Coming and Going of the PEG.
pie You Know.
Mrs Claude l.. Crockett anu child
rem have returned from u visit of sew
cral weeks in baltimore. where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Crock
cit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. White, who have
in Wine street, have left here for their
in Wine street. havc1eft here for their
home IN Richmond
Mrs. Ethel Schmclz Baltzelle. who
for several weeks has been here Wis
ting her father, Mr.. Henry Il. Schmel.
i'll East Queen street. will return to
her home in Mlriana, Fla, carly next
week
Mrs. K. w. IIudgns anu Miss Laura
Mitchell have left here for Winchester
10 attend the marriage there tomorrow
of Miss Bessie Love 10 nr. s. p La.
tame.
Mrs. Scgar j.. Whiting ana Mrs. !.
X. Haw have returned from Richmond
where they attended the meeting of
the Presbyterian Synod.
Miss Matte Cakes is back from a
visit to friends in Norfolk and was
accompanied back by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
6. Brinkley
DR.. John W. Brown returned from o
visit of several days in Norfolk yester.
day.
Mr.. Charles o. Cherry has returned
home from Portsmouth where he visit.
ed relatives.
Mrs. V. c. Giddings, who has been
Visiting in Washington and Pittsburg
has returned to her home on West
Queen street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
Ma. ADDISON TO LEAVE.
We'll Known Young Man Will Go into
Business in Norfolk.

Mi Samncl r. Addison, who has
been the chief boookkceper IN the Mef.
chants National Bank since it's organ
izaiion. has resigned and will leave
here for No!:olk, where he will engage
IN business with his brother, Mr.. w. Y.
Addison. now OF Omaha, Neb.
Mr. Addison and his brother will en-.
To- The Wholesale produce business.
Mr.. Addison is well and highly liked
not only in banking circles. but has
Il host OF friends. who will wish him
success III his now venture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

MIR. and Mrs. S. f. White, who have
in Wine street. have left here for their
in Wine street. havc1eIt here for their
home IN Richmond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
YORK CO. MINISTERS
GO TO CONFERENCE
All the Churches in the Circuit vii,
Send Splendid Reports Of
Years Work.

Rev. j W. Baker, Rev. David TRAY.
man, pastor Of the Methodist churches
IN the York county circuit, closed their
conference year on Sunday The year
closing was said to have been most
successful a;i1 the minister's will have
excellent reports TO make to the con
ference
Mr.. Baker and Mr. Trayuham left
York county last evening for Danvllc
where the conference convenes tomor
TOW
Today Rev R.'H Potts, Rev. Asa
Griscoll, Ie". William T.. Edwards will
Ito :Danville from Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
ELECTION TODAY
IN HAMPTON TOWN
Very Little Interest Manifested, But
the Democrats Expect a Large
Majority.

Possibly the strongest intimation in
Hampton and Phoebus @,st night tina t
today is election day was the clos
lns OF the saloons. Shortly after .
O'Clock all the saloons and places
where drinks are served closed their
doors, to remain closed until sunrise
tomorrow morning
The election in Hampton, Phocbus
aud Elizabeth City county today will
be quiet There is no doubt about the
rcSult-the only question now being
as to what majority the Democratic
ticket will receive.
Nh Harry X. Houston, the nominee
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
Doc Rescues fhaster

The barking of pet dog at the
home of i. NJ. Turnbull, in Newport
News avenue, yesterday morning,
aroused Mr.. TurnbulI, who was ~
just in time to prevent him being
burned to death. Mr.. Turnbull called
Tor assistance and neighbors put on
the fire. The less was small.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07
INVITE MR.. uRER.
Head of the Carpenters and Joiners
May Visit Hampton

The members of the Hampton Join
crs' and Carpenters Union have IN
vitcd Mir William Uber. the general
president of the International union.
10 attend their entertainment and re.
cepton hero on the evening of No.
vember 90. Mr. Uber is now visiting
the many unions and it is hoped by
tic locals that he will come to Hamp
ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-07

WANTED--GOOD TAILOR AT ONCE,
Steady work JACOB WILLIAMS.
~ w. queen. 10.3f-Gt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10

A News want adv. works wonders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10

George Mead, as told in yesterdays
NEWS, had been nominated at the
meeting of Protection Hook and Lad
der Company for the position Of sec
ond assistant chief Of the fire depart
ment has been Il popular fireman for
q long time.
He has been q member of Protec-
tion Hook and Ladder Company for
over ten years He has held tho offices
Of second assistant foreman, first as
%sistant foreman and foreman and he il
now serving a term rs president Of
the organization.
During the years that Mr.. Mead ho'
been a member of Protection Hool
and Ladder Company he has mise
but very few fires and the record
show that he has done some 20
work. He is the choice of Pfo'ec'ior
Hook and Ladder Company this va
for the position and they have back
Mr. Mead TO win
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
AFRAID OF COLBY BILL.
Leaders Use Gag When He Attempt
ed TO Amend Substitute.

Trenton, Mar. l0:-The impression
is growing about the state house that
the republican majority is gettin g
deeper and deeper into the mire Of
perpetual franchise by every struggle
ii makes to extricate itself.
The manner in which it refuses to
allow MIR. Colby to bring before the
house his bill for the limiting of
franchises for public utilities to TWEEN
ty.five years is leading to the impress
sion that the leaders are afraid Of the
subject or in favor of the granting Of
unlimited franchises.
The republican majority refused Ia
allow Mr. Colby to amend the Duf'
field substitute for his bill submitted
" the commit ree, which provides for
N investigation of the entire subject
V a commission to be appointed by
,e governor.
WnerheI the leaders knew the pur-
port of the amendment which Mr.
Colby fought 20 vigorously 20 ha7c in
arpor ted n the measure is no az.
rent. But when it is made known
hat Mr.. Colby's ameDdmen- read,
p nd NC he reporr Of tie commits
ion f1G Whicn thesa art cles hetcinba-
or provide, NJ muncIpaii Y or conn
p. hoard sha | gire, graft, cnnvey or
'is- ANS street, n nue., parkway or
ghway To- n longer period than
rweuty five years, the action of the
leaders in choking HIM off with the
PREVIOUS question becomes significant.
The troubl for the leaders is not
1ntirely over vet. The Dufield sub.
,titute now goes to the senate for its
action thereon, and it is understood
that Senator Minturn and his demo
ratio colleagues, mt least, are prepared
70 renew the war on Unlimited fran
chises in hat chamber.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
BOOM FOR JAMESBURC.
Capitalists have Bought Up 1900
Acres for ColOny-TrOlIey Talk.

Jamesburg, Mar. 1c:-Residents
hereabouts are greatly interested in
the ..reported purchase Of 1900 acres
of land in this locality by New York
capitalists who are said to be behind
Bernarr McFadden, the wcil.known
apostle of physical culture, who. it
is said, will utilize it as a physical
culture settlement.
Fred L. Buckelew, representing the
Buckelew family estate, disposed Of
1880 acres, situated at Outcoults
Crossing, below Helmetta, following
the brook and terminating in the rear
of lower Jamesburg The other one
hundred acres were purchased from
the Outcoult neirs, of Spotswood, and
adjoins that sold by Mr.. Buckelew,
whose land included the tract owned
by the Smokeless Powder Company
some years ago, which, when the
plant was almost completed, suddenly
ceased operations.
MI. McFadden, it is said, has given
Perrine g. Buckelew, contractors OF
Jamesbnrg, a contract for the erection
of a building 4Sx224, TO which he will
move his printing plant, employing
$50 people.
Work on this binding has b en- con-
menced. A railroad depot and sid ng
will also b. erected, ard the minia-
ture city will ne ~incOrporatet uude'
the name of Physical Gu ture City
Applications have been received for
parcels Of land from ten TO fifty acra
EACH on which % erect homes This
has started an soitation for the Il id.
ing of a trolley line from South Rive
through Old Bridge, Spotswood, Helm
eta to Jameshure, to connect with
the trolley at Dayton, ami those in
terested will take the NJ tier in
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See Bnt 1t Takes Genius to
Hcnlize.

When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid "a jump up and
down he aid There must be power in
that steam that it can lift such q
weight"
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen the
came phenomenon and regarded it rs
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put its
finger on the cause" of Dandruif. Fall
ing Hair. and consequent Badness. and
ha- unearthed n tiny germ which eats
the life from the roots of human hair.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys this
germ and consequently restores the
hafr TO its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send f0c. ir
stamps for sample to The Herpicide &C.
Detroit. Mich.
c A. SEXTON, Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
CORDOVA TAINTED.
EIOping Pastor Informed He Ia
Been Expelled from Ministry.

New Brunswick, Mar i0:-J +
Cordova, the former South River pms
tor who eloped with Julia BOVINE an
is uuder arrest here in the county jail
tainted Yesterday afternoon wien he
was informed he had been expelleo
the ministry by the New Jersey
Methodist Conference, Of which he
was a member He was revived witt
difficulty By his fellow prisoners.
A band of women missionaries who
hold religious services in the jail
very Thursday, held the annual
meeting Yesterday. but Cordova did
lot leave his cell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
TAKE TO JAIL.

John Demko, who was arrested yes
terday for stealing coal from the Lee
high Valley property, and who wa,
fined So, was this morning committed
TO the county Jail for thirty days in
default OF the amount OF his fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-10
ARE NIGHTS.

. Work in the machine shop OF the
Raritau Copper Works is so brisk at
the present time that a night force
has been put to work running the
planer, for the making of ceres.
PIANOS AT IPEDER 0LSEN'S
% Smith St, the old stand, l0324 3-6 If
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