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Arizona republican., 1906-08-19

Our experience has been that when a man approaches us, and says: "A funny thing happened yesterday" and then proceeds to relate it. the incident is not funny.-Atchison Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15

luton In the House to empower the
committee on election OF the prcsi-
dent, vice president and members
OF congress to summon witnesses
and administer oaths for the purpose
of asccrtainins what amounts Of
money were contributed to the ma
tional campaigns OF 1892, 1896, 1910
ana 1901. AMI who made the contri.
buttons.
~ resolutions for such an inquiry
Uttered by Representative Cochran
(DrmocraD. OF New York, is pending
before the committee. MIR. Hard
wick wants the chairman Of the
several national committees sum
moncd before the committee to tcs,
THY rs 10 where they got It,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
crew Taken From Ship.

.NlINGTON, DEL, March u
Captain Jcffreys and crew OF the
Myrtle Tunnel. ashore on Frying
Pan Shoals were taken from aboard
the ship today by the revenue cutter
Seminole, which also brought the
rigging OF the vessel and personal
effects of the crew to Southport
Tho small schooner Vclma Brooks
Of Crjsheld. Md. which was dis
mastcd off this coast Monday night,
was picked mp today.
The Clyde liner Navahoe has re.
loaded the cargo which was lighter
cd while she was ashore on Cape
Fear Bar last week and expects TO
proceed to New York tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15

rushed to clinch and then McGuvcrn
drove right 10 the head which Jared
the 3altlcr Nelson was cautioned
for using his shoulder. Nelson miss.
ed a straight left ami again they
cllnchcd. The boys did not move six
feet from the center of the ring and
were still clinched at the bell Groans
and misses greeted the men as they
went to their corners.
Both Men Clinch Otter.
Round 3-McGovcrn tried left To
wind twice, but was blocked in both
attempts. They clinchcd and the ref,
cree could not get them to break.
Nelson drove two let's to face and
there was the same old clinch. Nc
Govern drove Il lnft to ilic Jaw AMI
missed hard right. McGovern up
pcrcut with a hard right and then
sent right to the jaw Nelson sent
Il left TO the head and duckcd Il vi
cious left. Nelson sent another left
To the face and the men were clinchcd
at The gong.
Real Fighting Begins.
Round Halloween swung wild
with his right but drov., left to the
wind. Nelson sciit left to the face
ana then they clinchcd and wrrstlcd
across the ring Nelson pounded Mic.
Governs kidneys in the clinch Mel
son sent a light left to face and
McGovern missed swing Tor the jaw
Nelson was growing stronger. while
McGovcrn seemed to L.. weakening.
Nelson sent hard left and right to
the jaw and McGovcrn was weak as
lie went to his corner. 1t was the
first round in which there was any
real Fighting.
McGovern Refuses to Break.
Round j-McGovern sent left to the
head and Nelson conntcrcd with Il left
to the wind Nelson sent light left
to the stomach McGovern rushed to
cinch and refused to break when
ordered by the referee. McGovern
Sent three lcfts to the face. hut the
blows did not have any apprrciable
effect on Nelson. When they broke
Nelson drove terrific right to Nc
Governs jaw. which made the Brook
Ign boy wobblc. They clinchcd and
as they broke away the bell rang
Nelson's Fight.
Round G-Nclscn missed right
swing and they rushed to a clinch
McGovcrn missed a right for the wind
and then sent Il right uppcrcut TO tfe
wind. Nelson sent a light left To the
face and then missed n terrific right
for McGovern's chin. Nelson drove
McGOvcrn into neutral corner and
landed two hard blows on the wind.
McGovern was almost out when the
gong sounded II was Nelson's fight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Butcher IN Capturing Him Becomes
. Wealthy Man.
DARING CHASE OVER HOUSE TOPS
German Wanted For Many Murders
and other Grimes run to Ground
Shortly After Tic Had sho. an Old
Baron Six Timcs.v'ctim Not Dead
(iJy Associated Prcs.;.)

aBRI.lN, GERMANY. March IA
llcnnig. a marriage broker whose
swindling. murders and other acts
OF violence and his bold escapes have
given the Germans many thrills
during the last three months, was
captured after he had shot a police.
man at Stctting today by bulchc.'
WHO will be made wcli,to do owing
to the aggregate Of the rewards Of
fcred for Honnigs capture.
icnnig Is accused among Other
alleged crimes of having dccoycd q
bartender named GiernoLh to the for
cst of Grucnwald. near Berlin and
there numbering him. Afterwards
he is alleged to have unprecedented
Gicrnolh ana hypoh!iccatcd his prop
crty.
Hcnnig is also charged with having
shot Berlin policeman. When ar.
rested today he was escaping over
house tops while being chased by
the police and others who were
trying to capture him for attacking
an old nobleman, Baron Won Zitz
witt. one Of the richest Pommeran.
ian land owners, In railroad car.
He shot the baron six times without
killing him. however. and escaped
from the moving train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
MASSACRE OF JEWS
J PLANNED FOR EASTER
Proclamation Issued Calling for
The Slaughter Of Hebrews
in Russia. .
TREPOFF IMPLICATED IN PLOT
---- n
. IMPLICATED IN PLOT.
Premier wi,te Faces Conspiracy
Which Is Aimed at tho Movement
to Free tho People From Their on.
prcssors--Innoccr to &c Killed
During Riots.
tBy Associated Ircss.)

ST. PETERSBURG. March IL -
AT today's session Of the cabinet. Pro.
micr Wittr. who was warmly support
cd by Prince Alexis Oboloncsky. pro
curator general of the holy synod. AMI
Count John 'rolstoi, minister of cduca.
ton. insisted on the suppression Of
the organization known as the League
of thc Russia People through which,
the agitation OF the reactiOnary BLACK
Hundreds" Is propagatrd.
The police project, NJ Won Der
l.aunItz was summoned to the meet
ing to explain how II happened that
the publication Of the alleged procla
nation calling for the determination
OF he Jews was printed In tho Off
cia printing office attached to his dr.
partmcnt. The project denied having
any knowledge OF the printing
Plot Originated in the Palace.
IlGwcvcr It was established that
the plat to produce a conference.-the,
ton In the hope or sweeping away the.
reforms outlined in The manifesto cf
October 80. had It's origin In court
cabcl.
The conspiracy includes General
rrcpoif, commandment Of the palace:
General Count .Jgnaticif NJ. Stchin.
Sky. former clifcf adlutant Of the IN
terror department; Count Shcrnmt-
licff ii noted rcactionary. and Conceal
Prince Putatin, who are said To be
utterly reckless Of the consequences.
The plan Is to provoke riots and
mnssacrcs OF Jews and rcvUlutionisls
over as wide an area as possible in
order To justify still more terrible re-
prcssions and thereby prove TO the
| emperor that the people arc not ripe
for any sort Of sclf-sOvcrnmont.
"BIack Hundred" Armed
II Is understood that $4,000 mem-
! bcrs Of The BLACK Hundreds" In ST,
Petersburg are armed.
| In the meantime on the other hand.
the prolotariat organizations. which
were ruthlcssIy crushed by the
governments rcprcssivc measures are
trying to organize another general
strike for Easter.
Some rioting already has occurred
ut Moscow and in that vicinity
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
RAILROAD SENATORS
FIGHT THE RATE BILL
RayRer Of Maryland G0ads For
akar, Lodge and DO||iyer
to Desperation.
0H|oAN's ARMOR IS PIERCED
Knox Comes Out in Favor of the
Clause for Court Review which
Would Practically Destroy the
Worth of Pending Mcasurc-chin-
csc Rights Arc Advanced.
Try Assnelaled rrcss.,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March Iii
The railroad rate bill today reached
dhe controversial stage in the Sen
ale. Mr.. Rayncr was the chief
speaker of the day and tho debate
that took place was provoked by
his ultcranccs. Among the senators
who were aroused by him were
Messrs. Foraker, Lodge and Dollivor
Both the Ohio senator ana the
Massachusetts senator took exception
to Mr. Rayncrs contention that the
railroads have interviewed in the
framing Of the bill and Mi. Foraker
also expressed himself as dissatis
fed with the intimation that the
railroads are represented on the
floor Of the Senate.
Mr.. Knox expressed the opinion
that the bill would he ,mconstitu,
tionai without provision for the
review of the commissions findings
tssS ~ tile court.
The argument of MIR. Rayncr was
directed II favor of the general
proposition that Congress has the
right TO fix rates, but that the bill
should he so amended rs to dispense
with the suspension provision
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
NO DANGER OF INDIAN WAR.
cherokccs as Nation Arc Not
Backjnu Outlaws
(By Associated Press.)

vtNI1'A. /. r., March LIKE,
ported probable uprising of Cherokee
Indians is an unwarrantcd exagsera-
ton according to United States
Marshal wv. II. Darrough, who reach
cd Vinlta today from Spavinaw at
Ter, chasing the Wickiifc outlaws for
two days.
Marshall Darrough arrested fifteen
Indians on a charge of harboring
and assisting tho Wiokliffe brothers.
who killed n. deputy marshal last
Sunday.
The Wlclsliffes had not been
caught.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
DARING REsCUEs MADE AT SEA
Two Steamers Stand BY ard Do
Everything Possible to Save the
Sailors bu, as tho seas Were Run,
ming High Many Lives were Lost
as Vessel Sank.
(lIy Associated Press.

BOSTON. MASS. March li.-l'ho
Phoenix line snip British King, foun-
dered last Sunday l5U miles south
OF Sable Island and 81 men were lost.
Eighteen members OF the crow were
saved by the Leyland line steamer
Bostonian and II by the German tank
steamer Mannheim.
Captain James O'Hagan, OF the
British King died from injuries that
he sustained while trying to save
his ship during the storm in which
the vessel was wrecked.
The men were rescued from THE
wrecked boat during Il terrible
storm. They we're landed here today
At the end of the three days,
when all hands had laborcd ccascly
without rest, and with little food,
the Bostonian and Mannheim were
sighted, and To these Captain
OHagan displayed the signal for as
sistancc. .rs.- a. y =
Beth the Bosionian and Mann.
helm stood by the scene of the
wreck until Monday morning, bu, no
bodies were recovered.
The British King sailed from New
York last Wednesday bound for Ant.
wcrp with miscellaneous cargo and
100 head of cattle. The passage
was unevenirul until Friday morn
ing wlhcn the ship was struck by u
strong northwcs,crly wind which
suddenly developed into Il hurricane.
Ffty-six men, including a stowa
way were on board the British King.
and twenty seven oi these. it IS
deemed almost certainly persisted
with their ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
GANG AFTER PARKHURST.
Keepers Of DisOrder|Q Houses in
Gotham Would XIII Preacher
PLOT OF AssAss|Ns DISCLOSED
Jus, because the Strenuous enemy
Of Vice Raided a Dive Toughs
Have. Planned to Destroy Him
oistric, Attorney Learns tho Facts.
nv Associated Prc.;s. J.

Thy Associated Press.).
NEW YORK, March lI.--nhe re.
port Of au alleged plot 10 kill Rev.
Charles Fl. Parllhurst; d. d., was
made public today. DR.. Parkhurst
has been prominent for years as a
police reformcr.
1t is understood that the district
attorneys Office has prepared TO sum.
mon witnesses in connection witt,
This plot. which is said to have
originated because Of raid made
upon a disorlcrly house by agents Of
the Parl1hurst Society recently.
District Attorney Jerome when
asked about this report today re
fused to discuss 1t. Police Magis.
tratc Wahle said that Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Hart yesterday oh.
tanned from him blank subpocnas
which,. he added might have been
for use in uncovering the alleged
plot.
According to the report a man has
been hired to club DR.. Parlshurst at
the. first opportunity presenting it.
self. DR.. Parkhurst today refused
either to confirm or deny the re.
port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
OH ship Given up as Lost.

NEW YORK, March little Bri
fish ship Daylight. which sailed
from New York for fokkachi. Japan
on August %. and has not been
1icarl from since September 90, was
posted as missing on the Maritime
Exchange today
The fate OF her crew OF thirty
three men is not known. The Day
light belongs to the Standard Oil
Company. and was one Of the largcs.
sailing vessels in the world. Sire
was commanded by Captiup n, Nick
clson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Moro Trouble FOR Railroads.

WASHINGTON. -. G.. March III
As the result of a conference be.
tween Governor William NJ Dawson
Of West Virginia. and Dircclo.
North, OF the Census Bureau, two
census experts will soon 80 TO West
Virginia TO assist the State board
Of equalization and assessment in
making Il rcappraiscmenL of railroad
property under the new law, which
provides that all property shall be
assessed at It's full value, Previous
10 this property has been assessed
AT anywhere from IL to Is per cent.
Of its value. ="
The railroads in West Virginia
are now assessed at Il valuation OF
s3G,OO0O0O. The Census Bureau re.
Gently issued Il bulletin placing their
valuation at s202 ,ODO.O0D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Officers Mutiny.

ST. PETERSBURG March H.
The rumor that the officers Of regl-
ment of the guards had met and Sro-
signed III a body upon receiving or
dcrs rcctnly to 30 to the Rattle pro-
vinccs and participate in the pacifica-
tics Of the country was confirmed 10
day. The officers belonged to lie
First Regiment of Artillery Of the
guards
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
General Debate in the House.

WASHINGTON, d. G., March III
Tho second day of general debate
on the Legislative bill developed lin.
tied discussion of the retirement OF
aged clerks. intcrspcrscd with a
speech on statehood by MIR. Bah
cock, Of Wisconsin, and one on tho
restriction Of immigration by Mr..
Gardner, of Massachusetts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
SMALLPOX is EPIDEMIC.
Police Court Justice Bars Negro
Spectators Out Of His Court.
(SDpcial IN fin, Daily Press

RICHMOND. VA, March a.. On
account OF the smallpox epidemic
in the city, Justice Crmtchfcld has
ordered fer the present that there
shall be no negro spectators IN his
court. The discrimination Is made
because Of the fact tltat The disease
is confined largely to negroes III
fact, Ills LIQUOR will not permit too
large crowd OF white visitors.
l'aillT Gibbons has been ordered
by The Cour, 10 fumigatc the court.
room at least once week
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
civil war 10 Be Renewed.

WARSAW. March ii.--'lhc Social
lists have created a stir by the issu
ancc Of the following:
We have no. faith in the govern
mcnt or the Douma. The revolution
lists must fight until their aims have
been reached 'rhp: fight will he re-
newcd In the spring and the struggle
must be ended ana won before the
glorious first OF May"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Russians Afraid to Vote.

ST. PETEIkSBUItG, March II Fit
The elections for the national boulna
are proceeding slowly. The people
generally arc overawcd and ARE afraid
TO vote. Many liberals, who ~trc
elected. have already been arrested
and sent To Siberia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15

NJ GOVERN MAKES POOR
. SHOWING IN THE RING
Terry Manages 10 Stay The Lin.
i BY Holding Unto The Dane
But Not by Fighting.
NEI c0N nan TUE pEcT ne IT
NELSON HAD THE BEST OF It
Under the Philadelphia Laws There
Was No Decision as Neither Ono
OF the COMPLAINTS Scored a re1lina
Knockout BLOW During the un.
even Match.
Try Associated rrcss.1

t'y Associated 'rcss.l
PHILADELPHIA. PA, March III
"l'attiing" Nelson had the advantage
of Terry McGovcrn in their six.
round bout which took place at the
National Athletic Club tonight. For
The first u:ircc rounds the fight was
n disappointment to the 5000 per.
sons who paid fancy prices to wit
ness he bout.
thcrc were scarcely half dozen
solid blows struck. the men wrest.
ling from one end Of the ring to
the other with the referee 1;ower.
less to separate them, 1t had been
agreed that the referee should not
lay his hands on the men. but sinrp-
ly warn them 10 step back when
they rushed Il clinoh. The repeated
warnings had no effect OH tho fight.
crs and the crowd Kissed. groancd
and cried fake" and take them
out OF the ring
,iilfsssr Looks Like Good Work. si.57i.
At rhe beginning of the fourth
round the men began to fight as
though they meant business. Nelson
kept right after McGovcrn ami used
S'raieht left to advantage. Nc
noVerh frequently countered with
nero lcils ana rights, but his blows.
M''''e 'mey appeared to have great
force behind Them, failed to make
d" IMPRESSION on INC sturdy Dane.
AI me close OF the fifth round.
Mr"oNern rushed to clinch. Ills
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" Is "o"o''ni u Mc''oVrrh could
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!o"'"' '''erc was some rough work
- '.o go. 'ou'as ny me Daic
i'''i''i''y "Seu ms rlght ey'ow
az" ~. :" on nlcuoVerh repcatehly
WV ms ''.ca"> Nelsoh deserved INC
"ceis'o"' p"' us no declsions arc
so','cI'o Wien oo"'l men arc on uneis
~ hetN Is c'assc' as draw
no'"'', ',,'. was khpcheu ooNt
- ~ VIC l'S"'' "i' Mcoovef'' sup
- ~ ~ "o''i III ny MIN rol'h'
MI" ''s ~ cSc''pc rom Ghc
$50
B ooVe'" r"S' 70 wing.
Mcl'oVcrh entered the ring al
wa re was given tremendous
oNallo'i'
NeiSoh came Oh at about the same
''lhc
nc checr'hg Tor Nho pane hat
scarcely cef!sed when the scales
were brought into tile ring and the
weighing was done IN full view OF iii,
spectators. Their cyac, wc;rh,s
we're M, announcod In, ho,r @or,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
COT. Mossy WHITING BOOK.
Old Soldier Preparing Monograph on
Stuart's Cavalry.
Especial 10 The Daily Prcss.)

Especial TO The Daily Prcss)
RICHMOND. VA, March lf-Col
John S. Mosby. the famous Cnnfc'lr
crate of gucriII;, fame, is nov on
gagged in writing a monograph con
corning the parI. played by StnarLs
cavalry in the Gettysburg campaign
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
FIRE ON OHIO.
United States Battlcship Injured by
FIamcs-Loss $4,000.
.(Dy Associated Ircss.)

\ 10y ASSOciatCH T'rrSS.J
MANILA, March li.-Fire started
today on beard the batucship Ohio,
Rear Admiral Trains flagship, lying
In this 'arbor. The fire was OK.
tlnEulslgd after II had caused abou.
$4,000 damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Powell aetires as srigadicr General

WASHINGTON. u. c.. March Ii
The President sent to the Senate
today the nomination of Lieutenant
Colonel Charles f. Powell to be
brigadicr general. General Powell is
TO be retired immediately, TO be sue
cccdcd rs brisadcr general hy Colo.
mel John w. Bubh.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Free Seed Graft to Continue

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March IL
The outlook at present is, and there
appears little Likelihood of a change
of sentiment, that Congress will
make the usual appropriation Of
upwards OF s2OOoOU to dcfray the
cost Of distributing seeds among
The farmers through senators and
representatives.
Five, at least, of the Virginia dele.
cation will vote TO make this appro,
priatlon, and possibly more will vote
for the free seed proposition. Con
ercssmcn Flood and Lamb are In
favor of sending out pumpkin and
cabbage seed to farmers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Admiral Davis NAV Accept Git.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March H.
When. the Senate met today ftpass'
cd bill pcrLlltling Rear Admiral
c. II. Davis to accept silver salver
and cup and a silver punch bowl
from the British and Russian gov
crnmcnts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-15
Where Did They &c, IT.

WASHINGTON. u. G., March IA. =
Representative IIarlwck tDcmocraD.
OF Georgia, Intends TO offer reso.
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