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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
D. OF c. ANSWERS THE
ATTACK MADE ON WiRZ
When Monument is Dedicated South's
Position in the Matter Will be
Understood.
(By Associatel Pressl

AMERICUS. GA. Oct. 31.-At the
annual meeting Of the Georgia divis-
ion. United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy today. report by Mrs. a. b.
Hull, of Savannah. the president. who
last year started the movement To
erect monument to Major Henry
Wirz. the Andersonville prison keep
or, was read. in which, she speaks Of
opposition to the plan in some sec.
ton. as follows:
There was never any object under,
taken by orr society that has met
with such widespread interest. sncn
loyal support and such violent antag.
onism. The latter has taken the wild
est form of abuse, not sparing in any
way the women Of Georgia division,
or the South in general and we have
answered never word, but have sim.
ply gone and proved our case and
mean tn establish the truth for ever,
when VIC unvcil our monument
"a campaign OF education ii has
verify been. for I do not believe any
Of us knew how ignorant VIC were of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
JAP EDITORS VIOLENT
ReWspapeFmsn Demand Vigorous
Action against america.
PRESS TO STIR UP THE PEOPLE
Segregation Of Children in San Fran.
cisco Resented by Brown Men as
a Violation Of Treaty Rights With
the United States.
CBv Associated Press,)

TOXIC. Oct. 3t.--A number of iour.
nalists held a meeting here for the
purpose Of considering the anti.Japa.
nesc action Of the San Francisco
Board of Education.
Tho following resolution was adopt.
cd:
Resolved. That Inc action of the
San Francisco authorities in scgrc.
eating japanese school children is a
great violation of tho existing treaty
and an insult to Japan"
1t was further resolved that tie
Journals combine in an effort 10 OK.
cite public opinion and cause the an
thorities to effect a solution Of the
difficulty.
The journalists agreed not to adyo.
cate anything OF violent nature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
FIVE PERSONS ScALDED
TO DEATH BY STEAM
Broken Boiler Causes FriqhtfuI Acct
cent on Sugar Plantation
in Louisiana.
tBy Associated prcss.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. 81.
Five persons were scaldcd TO deaf,
by column Of escaping steam from
a broken boiler drum in a sugar
house near Nachcre. La, yestcyiln-
The scene # tho tragedy. IN" Sell
Hill plantation is remote from t,lc.
graph communication and detail. ot
The explosion reac.Gl here tuniGht.
The dead are:
AL EXANDER STEIN.
AUGUSTINE FAlGOuT.
CHARLES OCKMAN
STEPHEN MARTINEZ. ! years olo
and q negro
a hole two feet square burst in tn,
boiler drum, which stood near the
sugar house. The sugar house was
hlled with steam and when found the
three men. the little girl and the he.
gro boy were still alive. bu, fatall..
burnrd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
COUNTESS STRUCK
BY BRUTE HUSBAND
OeCasteIIane Attacked Her Before
The Servants BUni Pinch
cd Her Arm.
GOUL0'S DAUGHTER INUNDATED
Sensational Divorce Suit Now on
Trial and All Disgusting Features
Are Being Exposed-Woman Did
Her Best to Avoid ScandaI-Noble.
man Not Particular in Love Affairs.
(By Associated press.N


PARIS, Oct 31.-ThG Castcllane di-
Vorce case was heard this afternoon
before NJ Henry Ditto president OF
the Tribunal Of First Instance of the
Seine. Neither Count nor the Count
es5 was present
Maitre Crurpl, for the Countess
pleaded for divorce upon the docu-
mentary evidence submitted.
NJ. Cruppi asked that the Countess
be given the custody Of her three
children.
Counsel for the Countess spoke for
an hour and half and had not fin
l5hed when the court took n recess
Counsers presentation OF the case OF
the plaintiff constituted complete
and pitiful story OF the wreck OF the
Counts inordinatc extravaganza
Only Twenty When Married.
Even in spite of their domestic in
felicity the Countess was too good
and scrupulous to begin an action for
divorce until she possessed full proof.
She was only 20 when she married in
1895 and. Maitre Cruppi asserted, the
happiness OF tho honeymoon was
disturbed on their arrival in Paris by
tho Counts demand for money.
The Countess income was then
100000 and the Count allowed her
$50 in pin money.
The courtroom was crowded.
among those being present were
many members OF the American col
ony.
Countess Not influenced.
In an extended review. counsel de-
clared that the Countess ut the begin
ming Of the suit was not acting under
Influence, but solely for the purpose
Of ending forever the peril of the NOR
al desolat!on of her household
He explained the marriage contract
Ivy which tho regime of separation Of
property was established from tho
very beginning and stated that do.
nestlc difficulties arose over tho
question of money
lli.treatment soon followed. the
Count even striking the plaintiff be.
fore the servants.
When he reached The question Of
The infidclity charged against tho
Count. Maitre Cruppi did not mention
names or even initials. designating
the correspondent rs MADAME A."
Madame b."
Income 100000 Year.
The Countess income was then
100000 and the count allowed her
$50 pin money.
BY 1899. the Countess interests. NJ.
Cruppi said. were so heavily compro-
miaeh by the Courts extravaganza,
that 1t necessitated family meeting
in New York and The appointment of
legal trustee. But the difficulties
regarding money were unccasing and
i'll order to obtain funds the count
pawned or sold at ridiculous prices
tho most costly objects. When the
Countess protested. the Count abused
her. in the presence of servants and
when she declined to attach her sig
nature to documents he frequently
Continued on Page Eight.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
PUBLISHER SAUNDERS
APOLOGIES TO HESS
Criminal Libel Suit Growing Out OF
an Article in the "Muok Rake"
Ie Settled.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

Especial to the Daily Press.)
NORFOLK, Oct. ST. realize ti,nt
the supposed difference between my
self and Mr. Hess were without fonn.
dation. and regret that my indigna-
ton led mo to publish statement
that would be apt to injuro that gen.
tlcman. desire to offer him my
apologies"
This is the statement offered by w.
Q. Saunders, who was arraigned In
the police court today on the charge
OF criminaily libelling Albert Hess.
manager OF tho Jamestown Magazine
Mr.. Saunders Published an article
In his paper reflecting on Mir. Hess.
The latter went to law, with the re-
suit state above. ss
Captain Tazewell TAYLOR aud Attor--
noy Dan Coleman represented Saun-.
ders and City Attorney James T. Dun.i
can appeared for Hess. Upon Saun-
dors making the above publishes
statement Hess, upon advice of his
counsel withdrew the warrant, the
costs being paid by Saunders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
WOULD DIVORCE PRINCE:
Niece Of King Edward Tired Of Her
BOOrish Husband.
THREATENS TO RETURN TO ENGLAND
Woman, Who is Highly Cultured Can
Not Tolerate Prince AdoIphus sru-
tai Manners Which are Notorious in
Royal Circles.
(By Associated Prcss.)

STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN. Oct. al
Utterly disgustcd with the boorish-
ness OF her husband. Prince Gustavus
Adolphus. son OF the Crown Prince
Gustavus, Princess Margaret Of Con.
naught, niece of King Edward, is
threatening TO return to London to
live with her parents.
Tho young royal couple were mar.
ricd in June. 1905.
lncompatability Of temper is rcspon-
sible for the trouble OF the couple.
The Princess is n sensitive. highly
strung woman. while Prince Gustavus
Adolphus is rough and coarse They
are exact opposites IN nature. and the
coarscness Of her husband has about
driven the Princess 10 distraction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
ANNA HELD REJ0|cEs
lC'ress Receivers Her Stolen Jew
els in Odd Manner.
EXPLANATION ADOS 10 MYSTERY
Satefei Containing the Gems Picked
Up in the Streets of An Ohio Town
Telephone Message States That
Vauables Are in Safe Hands.
(By Associated Press)


CLEVELAND. OHIO. Oct. 31.--An.
M Held. the actress, has recovered
that s2SO,00D worth of jewels which
sho lost in SO mysterious n manner
last week. The recovery was quite
az mysterious as the disappearance
OF the jewels; even more so.
1t all happened this way: Two men
with n suit case got off Of a Lake
Shore train at PaincsvilIr. Monday
night. Two other men got off. too.
Tho latter acted as If they were In
a hurry. They said they we're dctcc.
tiycs from Toledo.
When the pair with the suit case
saw the detectives they started to
rum The detectives ran, too. and cap.
tured the iugitives, who had dropped
the suit case
Night Policeman j. Hcnnessy. of
gainesville picked up the suit case.
The detectives, their prisoners and
the suit case went on the Lake Shore
train. That was the last seen of the
quartet and inc valisc in Paincsvillc.
This evening IIenncssy got tele.
phone message from Toledo. The
man at the Tolel 10 end OF the line
said:
This is Detective Myers. of Tolp.
DO. The suit case contained the An
na Held jewels has been found. They
are all recovered"
The bell rang off.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
CONDEMNED PRISONER
LAUGHS AT THE JUDGE
Richards Convicted of Murdcrinu His
Rival Takes Jury's Decision
Lightly.
Thy Associated prnsul

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 3l.--AL FLOYD
Courthouse tonight the Jury In thu
case of John richards charged with
the murder OF his rival Maurice
francs returned n verdict OF muir
der In the ilsrt degree
motion to set aside tho verdict
was denied and Judge lMDGett sen.
fenced Richards 10 hang January d,
next
The prisoner laughed ut the Judge
when sentence was pronounced. An
appeal Will be taken. This was the.
third trial OF the case anu lasted two
and a half weeks. Tho former trials
resulted In hung Juries.
Francis was sho, from ambush
while driving in buggy to visit his
Sance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
TWO WOMEN MURDERED
AND ONE MAN KILLED
Husband Shot Wife as She Found
Him With Another Woman-Po-
lceman Stays Guilty Pair.
(Ry Associated Press,

FL phSO, TEN. Oct. 3l.-Thrcc
bodies are in the morguc and two
"inndcd persons IN a hospital ms the
result OF murder here today. fol.
lowed 10y an exchange of shots be.
i"cca the murderer and II police.
man.
Manuel Rodriguez killed his wifi.
when she returned home and foun,i
him In company with another VIC.
man. Rodriguez aud Anna Ram.era.
the woman with him, were killed and
detective George Harold and Jack
Glover, negro. were wounded in
the fight tina; cnsurd.
The fire department Dispersed the
mob by turning water upon the m.m.
bers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
RUSSIAN BANDITS
SHOT BY SOLDIERS
Eight Men Implicated IL The Re.
cent ST. Petersburg Oyaa-
mite Ho|d.up Executed.
H0RsN SUSPECTS UsDER ARREST
Outlaws PLANNED to Go. Away With
st'a5oooo But Were outwitted-
2os Crimes of That Mature Commit.
ted In the Last Fortniaht-much
Booty Secured by Bomb Throwers.
(By Associated Press.)

ST PETERSBURG. Oct. al
Eight OF the identified participants in
the robbery. October 81. OF Cashier
Hermann, of the custom house, nc.
cording to the papers here, were con
demned to be transported by steamer
last night to Cronstndt for execution
by squad OF soldiers. ~.
Women have been arrested on sus.
piclon OF completely in the crime in.
Guiding one who had In her possesslon
large quantity explosives. hut no
trace has been found of the myster.
ious woman, who decamped with the
cash. The police arc now working on
the theory that she was man In dis.
guise.
Robbers Wanted a Million.
II is learned that tho robbers first
Intended TO attack Il shipment or ST..
100000 from the State banks. Octo.
Der II. but they were forced to apan.
don their plan because the authorities
were warned aud strengthened THE
police on duty in all tho districts ira.
Versed by the treasure. and also sent
ttetmopev III installments, with tioub.
led escorts, by various routes.
lon account Of. the dauger OF roS,
berry. tho State bank had rGrnsed Ia
undertake shipments Of money to thn
provinces OF Astrakham and Sara,off
and parts Of the Kazan and Simbirsk.
2o3 Robberies Committee.
The last forinight's ;.=cord Of I'M
ntrtant rObhcricS throughout tho En-.
plre show that 2o1 crimrs Of tina, ,n.
turc were committed and that the to-
tai booty secured in addition 10 Tn"
81. Petersburg robbery OF last week
WAS sl5200o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

on heavy track at Jamaica today.
JacoDite. finished second. but was
"isnntlii'ed for foullng Rosebcn,
which seriously lnterfcrcd with the
Hhhhccs OF the great sprlntcr. Rose.
ben was placed second.
In spite of the impos of lis pounds
Hoseben was nude Il ] to > favoritc
and led into the stretch. where Jacob.
ne moved up aud bumped him into
the fence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
CROKER ENDORSES FIGHT
MADE AGAINST HEARST
Former iTamnany Leader Repudlatea
Democratic Candidate for
Governor.
nv Aasocinled Presa. !

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-4stnte scna.
tor Patrick II. M'ccarron, leader of
the Democratic party organization in
brooklyn who Is opposing Hearst, to.
day'.gave out copy OF the following
tahlcsram:
yt..AfcCarren,
I, Jefferson BnildIng.a
X l,rColtlyn.
~. "Congratialp YOU on manly stand
ypu have taken, win ,or lose.
e lSigncdl 4,.sRlGIlATD CROKER
Mr.. McC'arran said llc expects Mr.
Croker 10 rctun 10 the United Slater,
soon after the election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, HURop DAY af-rrRER IIoo6

the history Of that period until we
went into this matter as We have been
Obliged to do. in order 10 give an an.
Swer for the faith that was in u.s."
Mrs. Hull recommended that pie
tnre OF Winnie Davis BE- placed IN the
dormitory. of the RabunGeOrgia In.
dustrial School which Is conducted
by the Daughters as II memorial Ia
both Mrs. jefferson Davis and tho
Daughters of the Confcdcrucy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
HEARST CONFIDENT
or BEING ELECTED
Republicans, Too, Make Brave.
statesmenls About Victory Resi-.
Ing on Their Banner.
LEGAL ACTIONS IN THE CONTEST.
Democratic Candidates Bring. Courts
Attention to tn, Destruction Of I '
dependence League Potl.ions-ltn.,
mense Crowds Near the Asplrants
for oubernatotiaf honors. II!
my Associated presa !

Wy Associated PTesR,) ISL n
NEW YORK, NY, Oct 3l.--With9s
election day less than week AWAY 4
tho two candidates for governor 0s I,
rev York, arc making their Inst an. i,
peala TO the upstate voters, and to. I
morrow VIII see both Charles Il. rs
Hughes and William r.. Hearst head.i &
en- toward GreRtar New York, where
mo ,tinal arguments Will DO made.
mas boon made under adverse weather
conditions and both nre voice worr, 1
from frequent outdoor speaking. nut, /
neither raln nor snow has dumpened
Tho enthusiasm OF the crowds that
gathered everywhere to greet them. IS
Hearst speaka In Buffalo.
Mr.. Hearst started from Rochester.s
this morning for Niagara Falls. snow
and rain fell III along tho line and
his failing voice obliged him to dis
continue outdoor speaking. Tonight
nc appeared ut five meetings OF Buff
ialo. and tomorrow night, ne Will bags
In New York. y
Ihere were several incidents today
tnndlng TO accentuate tho nlready .iii-.sE
tense interest In thu outcome OF. the
campaign, In this city, the feature OF
The day was tho action or Mr. Henrst
~ appealinE direct to ,I,,dge Il W
kosnlskN. or The court OF gnile mi ~, &
sion to take vigorous maas,irasi
nsnlnst the board Of elections for
,heir alleged criminal negligence m
Fh'linr to prevent the loss or destr,,c
'Ion OF Independence LcnglIo nominal
ing lretl!rEs, Il
Big Rewards Offered.
MI HraHSf has offered rewards az
Brcgating $4,000 for tho arrest and
conviction Of persons guilty OF cleo.
ton frauds On November G.
- n result OF yesterdays decision
ni the court Of appeals out tho quos. Z
ton Of tho validity CT ccrtuin nomi-
mailing petitions flied by the rn;lapc..
'"nrc League III this city. tint organ .
tznilon today Iss'rd statement 70
The effect, 81 nj tho rndependSuce
League column will 10 found on ,ha
nfiicinl ballot when the voter cprNs
u 10 mako his mark IN election lny,tt'f
Both Sides Confident.
Snpportcrs OF 10th Mr.. Hughes and
.ir. Hearst prc'css confidence in thu
outcome %. next Tucsdny's election
William Barnes. .Ir former chairman
~ nc executives committee OF tho RE-
publican state committee, who Il v,ss
said at Republican headquarters had
made careful study Of reports sent,
~ town an.i county organizations
throughout the State estImatos that
Mr.. Hughes will have an upstate p,u.
rality Of 100000.
The Independence League gave out
n statement tonight concerning NJ.
tcarst's campaign upstate, in which
II predicts hls election.
Election Predictions Vary Greatly.
Reports from upstate relative &c
ic growing Hearst strength" says tho
statement. do unusually eneoulta-
ing today. Tho organizers. who mako
Il weekly rer"r; to the executive con-
mlttcc of the !.cl.slo. were in the city
and describe the panic Of the Hughes
Continued on pnge 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
University of Moscow crosec,

MOSCOW. RUSSIA. Oct. - The
University Of Moscow VAS clio, cd 10.
day By order of TIE rector. rniil No.
vembcr IL. In consequence r. vi0ln.
lions Of Tho rue nra'nst owen poti.
chi meetings being held in tho uniycr.
sitv buildings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
RoosEvELTs IN VIRGINIA.
President and Wife Take an Outing
1T Pine Knot.
INV AssocIoted prces

(By Associated PrcssO
WASHlNGTON. Oct, 3l.--Prcsidcn;
AMI Mrs. Roosevelt left WASHINGTON
today for an outing at Pine Knot,
Mrs. RcoSovclt's country home in Al
bemarlc county, Va. They will return
ID Washington Sunday evening.
SurgeOn-Gcneral Rixcy. Of the Navy
Department and NJ. c. Latta ore OF
the assistant secretaries nj the Whit
House. accompanied the President
ana Mrs. Roosevelt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
Bell weenI Worries Mississippi.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. 81. -.
search To determine whether the bon
wecvil has crossed the Mississippi.
rive: from Louisiana into the state
of Mississippi was begun today in the
vicinity OF Naichcz bv officials Of The
Stafe Crop Commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
HUSBAND ARRESTED.
Witnesses Assert That He Killed His
Wife

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Oct. 81
j, w Horton, whose wife was shot
and Killed while sitting on her porcn
Saturday last. has been arrested Oh
suspision.
1t is alleged he was seen 10 shoot
MS wife, mount a stump to see If
there We're any cye-witncSscs, then
enter the house and raise q cry for
help. II is also said that her life was
insured,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
James 0. Yeomana pies.

Wy NoHU'INIUII T'T'SE,T
WASH NGTON. Oct. 3l.-Irmcs n.
'""""''" fI"m""lv n member of She
Interstate Commerce Commission
died today OF Il complication Of dis
cases. He was ii -nars old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01
ROsEsEN PocKETED.

ming Race at Jama;ca.
tBv hSspcintcn I'ressN
NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.--Oxford an
outsider in the betting ana ridden by
Miller. wen the Richmond handicap
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-01

Continued on page 81
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-08

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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-08
Today's Schedule.
Danville at Paducah.
Jacksonville at Nation.
Vincennes at Cairo.

q An exhibition of perfect fumbling,
booting and error making in general
was given at Wallace park yesterday
afternoon between the hours Of 1880
I and Sis o'clock. The exhibition
Twas well advertised but drew badly,
@There were few witnesses 10 the feat
hut It may be said the fumbling, boot
|dng and imperfect throwing was gen
<uine and a good exhibition Of wha;
<can be done with the ball IN pinch
The groans and means were audible
Ito the corporate limits of the city
|many squares away, and fans in town
knew what was happening even from
fhe action of the little birds in the air
The exhibition was Systematically
worked up, and while little was seen
a the first few innings, the inevitable
came and had the contest not been
called early-before II was finished
the error column might have gained
e little more in weight.
The story is too long to CELL, II be-
gan by McCauley, newcomer TO the
reservation. letting grounder go by
him. McClain seemed to have sud-
denly contracted the same disease and
the leather sphere went sailing to the
fence. Mccain returned 1t as fast
as he could and McCaulex. took tho
throw. He placed the ball square into
the back Of Tommy Copeland, the
runner. and the throw helped knock
the runner onto home plate.
Paducah players always were gen.
erous. and the compliment andfnnex.
pected service was highly appreciated
by the Beltites. We heard them say
SO.
There were one or two other inning:
In which erroneous playing featured
but the story con be told in the sum
mary.
~~ho ~..,,-,o.w.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-08

ers seemed to clay down." is bother
ing Lloyd. As general rule the In
dams work together and play hard
ball, but something seems to have
gone wrong. 1t lis not to kick" but
the fans do wish some one would do
something.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-08
Groans and WaiIing.

Tadlock will work for the Indians
today and Christman for the Dan
VILE bunch.
Lloyd says that he has several
deals on for players who can hit. The
fact that the Indians are hitting the
toboggan so fast is causing the fans
a great deal of worry. The game yes
terday in which several Of the play.