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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-04
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The kidneys filter
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that is their work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-04
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by OYGr-WOrk.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1t used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-08-04

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Advertise in the HERALD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
REFORM PARTY SPLIT
BY WOULD.BE LEADERS
Mayor Weaver Loses Two Of His
Chief LIeulenants IN Fight 10
Control Nominations
BEVER|DGE TALKS ABOUT CUBA
Indiana Senator Asserts That There 10
Work for $4,000 Soldiers ON the Is.
land Which VIII be Retained
After Peace Has Finally Been Re.
stored by Army.
(ny tho AS clntcd rrossl

(I}y tho AS rINted Prcss)
PHILADELPHIA PA, Sept. %
lntimnling that Mayor Weaver Ind dc.
sired them to use tho members OF the
police ana ilro departments of the city
In tho interests OF tho mayors candl-
date for the city pnrty nomination for
district attorney, In violation of u
state law prohibiting office holders
from taking active part in politics,
Colonel Sheldon Potter, director OF
tho department OF public safety, aud
Thomas w. South tho assistant direc-
tor. today suddenly resigned their Of
flccs.
The action of tho director and assist
ont director, coming 80 close on tho
refusal of ID. Clarence Gibbonoy to
take the nomination for district at.
torncy, because bribery had been
charged by Mayor Weaver. In the pro-
curing of the nomination, created u
tremendous sensation and has caused
the split In the ranks of the reformera
to become wider than ever.
The air is thick with rumors OF
moro designations. Mayor Wenyer
evidently expected the rcsignationss
for short time after they wefe hand.
cd TO him he appointed Robert nc.
Kenty, superintendent of the public
safety department, TO take the place
OF Colonel Potter. Tho assistant d.
rectorship vacancy will be filled next
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
RUSSIANS KILLED JAPs
New Version Of The FIgh! Between
70 mer Enemies.
FISHING CREW IS WIPED OUT
Not Satisfied With Staying the Brown
Men, cossacks Who Had been At.
tackled, Burned the Boat of Their
Opponents.
tBy the Associated press.)


TOXIC. JAPAN. Sept. 22.-The fish.
ing ship Kietci has arrived here and
brings report from Kamchatka. OF
the discovery July II, at the mouth of
the Kaicha river, of the bodies of
eleven Japanese and the burned ribs
OF q ship.
Rain had washed away the mounds
covering the dead and the bodies were
exposed and decOmposing. The ship
has been identified as the Kayetsu Ma
rie, which has been reported missing
since July /.
Bloodstaned fragments of gar
mcnts and bayoncts and swords also
were found.
According 10 natives at the mouth
of the river the Kayetsu Marie was
surprised by Russian soldiers during
the night. The crew was killed and
the ship was burned.
Japs Started the Killing.
ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, Sept.
22.-According to dispatches from
V alivostok. received here, the en-
counter with the Russians and the
Japanese fishermen off Kamchatka,
had its origin as follows:
In July Lieutenant Sotkikoff, with
ten Cosacks and two inhabitants of a
local village. were sent to the mouth
of the Worowski river to protect the
fishing industry. They found there
Japanese poachers and arrested them.
The Russians demanded an explana-
ton, and when this was given one OF
the Japanese stabbed ana killed Lieu
tenant Satkikoff. while his companions
were also cut down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
TWELVE ASSAULTS ATTEMPTED IN CITY
~ Town Town Districts MODS Beat Them to Death
Victims Dragged From Street Cars, Scores
are Wounded-M tia Slow to An
swer Governors Order-Shots
Heard Frequently,

the local papers yesterday evening
ahdcd immensely To the usual Sat
urday night crowds in the streets.
"A negro walking along White Hall
street the principal shopping sec
ton was attacked about O'Clock bea.
ten and escaped with but few clothes.
The news of this attack spread
rapidly and within few moments
the appearance of negro was til.
signal for a riot. The negroes seat.
tered from the streets. going TO their
homes by back alleys or flocked il
Decatur streets. the home of the
tougher negro element.
Barber Beaten to Death.
The barber shops where negroes
were. employed next became objects
of attack. One of the hardest fight.
of the night took place about the
post office. a negro barber shou
across the street was the object OF
attack, and in less time than il fakes
to tell it, the shop was wrecked. and
the negroes were beaten one to
death, The others escaping by aid OF
police.
One Killed With Brick.
On Peters Street, near the tern,i.
nal railroad station, n hard fight took
place This was started by negro
shooting at the crowd below from /,
second story window. a brick hit him
and he fell back and died in few
moments.
One negro, who was found with II
pistol in his hand. was beaten tn
death on Forsyth Street vaduct in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
SAYS SHE RESENTED INSULT.
Daughter of Wyoming State Treasur
er, Who Shot Man, Must Face Trial.

Daughter of Wyoming State Treasur
err Who Shot Man, Must Face Trial.
Sheridan, Wyr, Sept. 22.--Il1r
shooting and wounding George Knigh-
ton, because she said he insulted her
MISS Edna Irvine, daughter of the
state treasurer, WAS today bound over
to tho District Court for trial for ms
Sallt with intent to murder Hcr bond
was fixed AT 81 900. and WIS furnish.
ed by her father.
Miss Irvine is an accomplished
markswoman and horsewoman. and
her mother testified that Knighton
frequently annoyed them. ana Miss
irvine swore he insulted her, and She
shot to scare him. Knighton and 9th
er witnesses testified that sh csnapund
her revolver ut him twice without pro
vocation, the weapon being discharg-
Ell the second time while his back
was turned. The wound was slight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
IDENTIFIED HER ASSAlLANT.
Mrs. Blanks Positive That Jones IL
Negro Who Attacked Her.

Mrs. Blanks Positive That Jones Is
Negro Who Attacked Her.
LYNCllBURG. VA. Sept. 22.-Wnl.
Ter Jones, principal, and Alonzo
Wells, accessory, both colored, were
held for the action of the grand Jury
this morning in the Police Court on
the charge of attempting n criminal
assault on Mrs. Lucy Blanks in Riv-
cTmont on Monday evening.
The identity of Jones was com.
plete and the testimony of his treat
mcnt of Mrs Blanks who is wen
known lady, showed that she hau
been shamefully treated by the ne.
gro
Only the wonderful presence OF
mind of Mrs. Blanks, when she prom.
Used to meet the negro further from
her home telling him they might be
detected there enabled her to h,EalS
from him and get away. T.2S ht
tempted assault took place within
iiity PAGES Of her home, where her
family was engaged n supper
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN SAFE.
Big Army Ship viii Not be Entire
Loas.

w WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. o.
Officers of the Quartermastcr Gcncr.
ais Department are clatcd over the
receipt of II cablcgram today from
Captain Humphrey depot quarter.
master at Honolulu stating that the
big army transport Sheridan which
recently went on the rocks Mt Bar
ber's Point near that city would be
saved a careful examination By
divers disclosed the fact that tho shin
Is resting easily on smooth rock,
WrccRing apparatus Is aboard ana
captain Humphreys says that M soon
rs the vessel liz llghtcned by. the re.
moval of cargo she will he floatel
without difficulty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
$4,000 TROOPS NEEDED.
Senator sevcrdge Sees Work Ahead
For the Army In Cuba.

(By the Associated Prcss)
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Scnator Bev.
cridgc, of Indiana tonight opened the
Republican congressional campaign in
the middle west. by delivering an adj
dress in the Auditorium under the auI-
spices OF the Hamilton Club of Chi
cago.
Taking up the Cuban crisis. Senator
Beveridgc said the Cubans hold their
own fate, and added:
Let no man be deceived rs to what
intervention means. 1t does not mean
vaccinations; 1t means soldiers.
Fifty thousand American soldiers
Tor one year will be needed to root out
that brigandage, which for decades
mas had so firm II hold on Cuban soil.
After this has been accomplished
American administration will run
smoothly without any soldiers at ali.
But when we have once more done
That work we will never again let 1t
he undOne.
I'VE have made n mistake once: we
Will not make that mistake again If
the American flag again goes to Cuba
IL goes to stay; we will return again
to the traditional American doctrine
that whenever that flag is raised it
never shall be lowered"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. SUNDAY, sEPTEaIBER % 1906

tory for either political party, but con-
templates radical concessions by both
sides.
Tho sccrctary's program depends
upon the patriotism of tho Moderate
ana niucral leaders, both Of whom
have shown confidence in tho media.
tors by naming delegates with definite
powers Of attorney to treat for their
respective parties.
This notion by Mcssrs. Taft ana Bu-
con is regarded rs tho most important
yet taken
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
REVOLUTION ON IN MEXICO.
Spirit Of Unrest selzes the "Greascrs.
Revolt Spreads.

Ell PASO, TEN. Sept. 22.--IaRc
forma Social, n Spanish paper, publish.
cd here by Laurie Agucirrc. repre-.
sentative of the Mexican jlintn. of st.
Louis, today received the following
dispatch from CoatzacOalcos, Mex:
"The people of Minatlan. Suchil.
san Juan. Esquimala and San Geroni-
mo, have arisen against Dlaz. Tho
garrison of federal troops have joined
them, and the uprising Will at once
spread to Vera Cruz, the Tabisco and
Chihuahua.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
ELUDED ASSAILANTS
Atlanta Woman Jumped Into Closet
and Locked the Door


and Locked the Door.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept 22-While viii
Troy was being rushed to safety from
a mob for an assault on MES. John A.
hemmel last night. Luther Frazier,
colored. aged 81 years, entered the
nome of Y. l.. Bryan. on CORTLAND
street, not dozen blocks from the
place where w. j. Bryan's banouct
was held, and. after driving the older
women out of the house, attempted
10 assault Miss Orrte Bryan, aged is.
She Jumped into closet and locked
the door from the inside
The negro grabbed "a heavy shoctrcc
ana began beating on the door i'm
an effort TO break it down and get
at his victim. The mothers screams
attracted Officers lIolcombe and Dor.
SET who rushed in and caught the
negro III the act of beating on the
door. He was bound over under 81 600
bail for i'm assault.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
HELD BY THREE WOMEN
Fate of Big Man Who Was Found
in a House.

Philadelphia, September 22.-Inter.
ccpted by three women inmates of
Mlchael ORourke's residence, at Oak
Lane. as he WAS about to leave il
Joseph Holdsworih. a hurley fellow, who
says he lived at the Bucks county
aims mousse, had desperate battle
with them.
Inc women succeeded I'm holding
MN until Il policeman came to their
rescue. but in the struggle Mrs.
y Rourkc. who suffers from heart
trouble. was seriously hurt. ORourke
VINO is wealthy contractor, was
present this morning at IIoldworth's
nearing in the Germantown police sta
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
$1,000 HEAR BRYAN.
Mississippians Turn Out to Great the
Nebraskan
(By the Associated Presso

(By the Associated Press.)
JACKSON, MISS. Sept. 22.-Missis-
sippl extended cordial welcome to
William j. Bryan today, when he
spoke to $4,000 persons. many of whom
stood on the outside. others who could
not get within range OF the speakers
voice left the grounds.
Loading Democrats from all parts
o. me state were: here, and at the con-
clusion of the address resolutions com.
mandatory of Mr.. Bryan were adopted
by standing vote.
Mr.. Bryan's speech was along the
line OF the other recent addresses.
dealing with trusts government con-
troll of railroads and President Roose-
velts Democratic tendencies.n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Crowd Tranp|e Upon a Woman
Enp|oge Of Works.
TWO MEN ARE badly INJURED
Big Plant and Color Factory Destroyed
With a Loss of acknowledgements
Town Almost Wiped Out by Blaze
in the Business District.
(By the Associated Press. J

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Three persons
were injured and fivc-story brick
building was destroyed by fire tonight
In paint and color factory.
Michael Swartz, the night watch.
man, was burned. Miss Evelyn Smith
was trampied upon in crush OF spec
tators and Frank Wall, Il fireman. fell
from the roof. The loss is 100000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
kEARsARGE WINS RACE.
Sailors From the Batt!eshlp Defeat
illinois Men.
(Dy Assoclntcd Pross.l

Wy 8NooVVTFIVW TUHb,T
BAR ilARBOR, ME, Sept. 22-
The DrcXcl Cup given by John Il.
DrcXcl of Philadelphia to tho winner
of annual race of standard naval cut.
ters manned by crews from the on
enccr's force of the navy was won
today by II crow from the kcarsargc.
The Illinois crew was IL close sec.
ond. Tho race was over two and
u half miles straight away course
and was the last Of n series of race,
and other events which have boon
held during the stay of the North At.
!antic Battlcship Squadron
The fleet will sail tomorrow for
provlncctown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
RESCUED BY THE BUFoRD.
Army Transport Picks the Monaolia's
PASSENGERS.
(By Associated Press. J

HONOLULU. Sept 22.-The trans.
port Buford, which is to convey the
passengers of the steamer Mongolia
to this port, arrived at Midway Is
iahd today. The work OF cmbark,.
lion began Immediately the stranded
persons being conveyed in row boats
from the Island to the anchorage of
the Buford, distance of three or
four miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
80 NEGROES KILLED IN RIOT
AFTER ATTACKS ON WOMEN

the center of the city, anu block
from the Associated Press office.
AT the present hour 80 IL. M, the
down-town streets are quiet, occas-
sionally member of the local mill
tia passes and is jeercd and hooted
by the mobs. The possibility of no.
taliation by tho negroes is a serious
consideration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
TWO Big Fires in Georgia Town.

BLAKELY. GA, Sept 22.-Two
fires occurred here today. About day
light colonial home was destroyed.
Loss is $4,000.
The opera house, i'm which were
practically all the offices in the city,
was destroyed. Loss is estimated at
$4,000, with small insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
MARINES TO LAND AGAIN.
Taft Discovers Way to Stop End the
Rebellion

HAVANA, CUBA, Sept. 22,-Fiftecn
hundred marines and sailors are pre-.
pairing to land i'll Havana tonight for
transportation to Camp Columbia.
Ihey are to protect the city.
secretary of War Taft secs n way
tonight of saving the sovereignty of
the Cuban republic. 1t is not a vic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Cadets Coming to Exposition.

a special from Blacksburg states
that great preparations are being
made at the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute for the trip to the jamestown
exposition to be made by the cadets
next spring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
MIMNEsoTA's TRIAL TRIP.
Big BattIeship Leaves the Yard Next
Month ~

The battleship Minnesota. under
construction at the shipyard, will be
given her official trial off the coast
OF Maine the latter part of next
month The vessel probably will
leave the shipyard for Rockiand on
October 90.
Tho hull of the vessel is now be.
ing painted the regulation white.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
(By the Associated Press J

D.. (By the Associated PreSS)
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 23-Four
attempts at assault on white women
by negroes within or near The limits
OF the city yesterday wrought white
citizens here to a high pitch of ex.
citement last night.
The assaults of the day followed
two others OF a similar nature with.
III week, and at least half dozen
Others within the last two months.
and brought climax last night.
At midnight Gov. Terrill. issued an
order calling out eight companies of
the Fifth Infantry and one battery
OF light artillery.
This order was not issued until
three negroes lad been killed anJ
fifteen taken to the hospitals. five
of whom will die.
Militia Slow in Getting Out.
The militia seems to be very slow
in mobiizing. AT present 100 n. N.
there is little excitement in the cen.
ter OF the city,
Fighting is reported on Peters
Street near the terminal station
From the Associated Press office
shots are heard frequently.
The Constitution is authority for
the statement that fifteen negroes
have been Killed. One negro is lying
dead less than block from the AS
ISOLATED Press office, in Forsyth
Street.
25 to 80 Negroes Killed.
At 1880 a. m. reports are being re.
ceived from the outskirts of the
town of rioting and negroes being
Killed and driven from their homes.
Rumors have it that at least % to
80 or more negroes have been kille,;
here tonight but it is impossible AT
TINS time to confirm these reports.
The mob began it's work early in
the. evening pulling negroes from
street cars and beating them with
clubs, bricks and stones
Few Negroes RetaIate.
NEGRO men and women. riding to
their homes, after the work of the
day. were ruthlessly thrown from
the cars, or attacked in the streets.
In few cases, the negroes retaliat.
ed during the early part of the night.
but after 10 o'clock they were scarce
in public places.
The first department was callel
out to dispense the mob i'm Decatu,.
street. street most frequented by
negroes, and for time seemed to
hold the crowd at bay. The police
reserve were called out and will hold
the fort until the troops can be mo.
blized
The mob seemed to lack leadership
and this doubtless has prevented
greater slaughter.
Attacked in Own Yard.
Mrs. F. Arnold in the Western part
OF the city was attacked in the yard
behind her home at o'clock and cs
capped by screaming for help The ne
gro escaped. negro has been ar
rested.
Mrs. Chaffin. living near the sol
diers' home. was attacked in sim
liar manner this afternoon. A posse
is searching the woods for the
assailant.
Active, Bitter Race War.
The disturbance has taken the form
of an active and bitter race war. The
incidents of the day which were Civ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
5000 SOLDIERS NAMED FOR Duty
u Roosevelt Decides to Take Active
STEPS to Suppress the Rebellion by
the Use of Arms Fighting Men
Will Again be Seen in the Streets
of Newport News.
(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. % =
vigorous work is in progress in pre-.
pnration for any possible trouble in
Cuba. There Is greater activity In
10th the army ana the navy than ut
any time since the war with Spain.
Careful and systematic arrange.
ments are being made in every
branch of the military service for
active work in the field. a rormid.
able fleet OF American warships al
ready is in Cuban waters and the
army only awaits II signal from Pres
ident Roosevelt to move In force to
Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Plans for Invasion Perfected.

luchl ltooScVell 10 move IN force TO
Cuba.
Plans for Invasion Perfected.
Detailed plans for an invasion of
Cuba have been worked out by the
general staff OF tho army. When
General Frederick Funston left Wash.
ington this afternoon for Havana he
knew precisely what troops would be
ordered TO Cuba. in the event of a
decision By the President in favor OF
zsFmed Intervention how the troops
would be modified; from what ports
In this country they would embark
Tor the island; ana what means the
government had secured for the trans.
pcrtation of the invading force.
Troops Already Selected.
1t was admitted mt the War De.
parimcmt today that the troops for
service in Cuba already had hecn So
iected ana that they were being prc.
pared for the campaign. No intima.
ton of either the number or of tho
present location of the troops how
ever, was Obtanable.
1t is believed the force detailed
Tor Cuban service number Mt least
1000 men aud that il Will consist os
infantry, cavalry and light artillery.
Troops to Mobilize Here.
1T is expected that the troops II
ordered 10 Cuba, will be mobiIzcI
at Norfolk and Newport News and
a part OF them possibly. at Port
Tampa. Fla.
While the war department has not
at It's disposal just now on the AT.
ahtic coast sufficient number of
transports to carry an cxpcditlonary
iorcc of 5000 men, it has been mr.
ranged to use for the transDortatlor
OIL the troops nearly score OF har
Dor boats each of which is able to
cary about three hundred men ana
their necessary equipments ana sun,
lies
The three great supply bureaus of
the war dcpartmcnt-thc quarter
masters. conlmissarics and medical
are prepared to take care of the
army and all of them are engaged in
working out the details of an cxDu-
dition
Animals Being Purchased.
Horses ana mules are being prr
chased in the west; meat and subsjs.
fence supplies are being bought in
large quantities at some of the Eas,
tern depots; and anticipatory arrange.
ihchts for the railroad transportation
OF troops are being concluded.
me senoal staff aside from deter.
INNING the number and character of
lhe troops to be employed in Cuba.
is not idle. Maps of special kind
already have been printed which
cover the latest obtainablcA informa.
tion OF the topography of the island
a al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-23
Attacked in own Yard.
Active, bitter Race War.

The disturbance has taken the form
of an active and bitter race war. The
incidents of the day which were Civ.
EN- were given in numerous extras by