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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

Der Dfterrei9ifde Orientforf9er
Mlois O'Mlufil unternabm 3pei srz
fplerei9e arfdolpsif9e @~ntbedunes=
reiien nd6 ben @ebieten, pie in Der
8ibel ais Moab unb @bom besei9net
tperben unb beute cine bon arabif4en
9ebuinen betpobnte Miite b~aritelIen.
Die iiberaus interefanten grgebnihe
biefsr Geifen bat ,er in einem Werf
n~ieberselest, bas bemnd9ft erfdeinel
fpa. Wiener Na9ri9ten 5ufplge bat
O'Mufil banf feiner freunbf6aftliden
8e5iebuneen 81 einem 8ebuinenftamm
mitten in Der Wiiite. mebrere Saserei,
fen bon feiten 4nfiebelunsen entfernt,
Elm S9lob entbedt, bas in ieiner feenz
baften 9eitaltung on Elm Wdr6en aus
rSaufenb unb cine Nadt" erinnert.
Salob @mra = 10 nennen es bic Be-
buinen = reprGientirt cine &ultur.
Die etna a%nbertbalb Sabrtaufenbe aft
Iein birfte unb Der Sei9idtsfor>
idung bis iebt unbetannt mar. Der
reife fiinftlsrii9e S4mud bss 8au>
perfs lieB O'Mufil Die 6eran5iebuns
zines &iinitlers gu Der @rforf9ungse
arbsit ertpiinf9t erf6einen. gr fanb
in benz Maler Mielid einen eifrisen
Mitarbeiter. Der als ebemalieer Diff
sier ale Strapd5en germ ertrug. Die
~ hnI So 6;ISrsr;lLa M~,t2Eoftuo,
bon S4loB Imra aufsenommen unb
fir bas @ert S'Mufils Sarbenrepro,
buttionen o ibnen seliefert. Snsbe~
fcnbere bic Wdnbe bes 9aupt5aals
finb nit 8ilbern f0rmli9 bebedt.
Man fiebt ba einen Sasb5ug. einen
30nia duf benz Sbron. bic Muffib>
runa zines 8aues unb anbere Oarz
fenunaen. beren Stil nit benz bbaans
tiniiden am meiften perpanbt gu fein
fheint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
0ntber3iae BARTER.

Mllf ben groben 8ouleparos in pas
ris entlodte oieIer Sage elm junser,
gut getleioeter Mann elmer 8ipline
barmonif6e S6ne, Die a1eroinss ser
geip0bnli9en Strabenmufit peit iibers
legen fparen. Sn feinen 5ut reeneten
Die Sous@ tiide berab uno ale pafan>
ten betra6teten mitleiospol oas Sdilo
nit Dem srobsefdriebensn Worte
nit Dem srobgeiariebenen Morte 81
peusle." Sc ftano aber etfpas &leinz
eef9riebsnes babinter. nGmli4 folgens
oes: w8lino por 2iebe, iude i4 na4
elmer Srau NIT einem 9olSbein.' Sin
poli5if trat ftDrenb oaSpifAen unb
nabm osn aiinftler auf bic Wa4e nit.
BORT erfldrte oieier la9eno, .er fei gar
tetn 8ettler, fonbern Mitglieb zines
groBen Srdefters uno BEL Der sanaen
Sadie banole es fid um cine Wetts,
oaB Die parifer, Die Mrmen @elb fpen=
6eten, bic @dilber, Die bieie auf Der
8ruit traseu, gar ni4t gu leien pfle=
gen. gr lieferte IL Srancs Il Granc
slei9 100 Confines slei9 1913 Cents
rs Confines als Grsebnib tpeniger
Stunoen fir bic MrmentaHe ab unb
ipur6e mad elmer pGterli9en grmab<
nuns oes Rpmmifdrs tpie6er entlahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

On p~estanien I: Hanfer's aiit, bic hb0fem iabrIine
. untcffeu ffr 5000, alter bon 90. far rs SABRE.
80. @arum anbsren 10 unetlsuere 9ramis bsaabIsni
8. .. 0Asra. Heeat. 70 lspiom UarpepI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
@rfGIImte WaniiIe. s

@efGldt e Camille. Sa
i'm &leinbanbel auf bermetif6 i6lies
benoe 8aniuebebGlter ni9t Wertb ses
mug gelegt miro. perlieren Die S6oten
oiImdlig ibr Iroma. pesbalb Tie bon
unreelIen 6an6lern nit 9e5oinOl, nm
ibnen WobIgeru9, uno nit ManbelOl,
UNI i6nen @eI6meioigteit gu p~erleiben,
bebunoeIt tperoen. @an5 oreiite 8etrii@
ger beitreuen Die Sriihts io9ar nit
Gol5, nm Die @ani1intriftane auf
ibnen naf3uabmer.
ArrpFrIthJ.
g taatsanfpalt t: ,@s III
iiberbaupt nur einem gliidli9sn llms
ftan6 gu bsrbanfen, oaB bas @erbre>
diem ent6edt tpuros; tpdre Ser Inee>
flagte gum &eGerlo6 eingeftiesen uno
burd Die aufdlIig often geitanbene &els
lertbiir ms 9aus einseorunsen, b6tts
riemano ettpas gemertt. 80 nses
tIaster Gid on Die Stirn f6las
seno): 81 oumm!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Gbtca8p'S Wroteh.

Sn @bieneo if Der beuti&e Wi9sI
aufgemn9t uub bat In elmer risHgen
WaRsn.8 eriammIun9 protefbddhiFs
sessn ben bic 8ereinsusrsniipunssn
t6renbsn Sonntassatuans srbobsn.
Wie 3ubOr it In @bieuso cine fol9e
Wenae Wafenumsise bon ssfsblisben.
ben Bhrssrn bur9 bic etraBen ee3o.
gen. wie Sonntag @a&mittag.
gu 3sbntaufsnoen battsn fia gar.
ger osuti9sr, 6Rsrrei&ii&.unsarif&er,
i6tusi3sr. bdnii&er. i8uebii9er, bbb.
miidsr unb pOlnii9er a%bfammung In
ben 0ereinsbaaen unb arlosrsn Sam.
mslpldb.n auf Der Norbieits, auf Der
WeHfsits. auf Der Norbwsffsits, nuf
Der Sioisit. unb auf Der 6iiowefieite,
ieIbf tn ben 8orfdoten innerbalb Der
@smartun9 bersinigt, I'm 9smsiniam
3u Der WaHenbale am Wi9isan Bou,
lsbarb, gde Der Is. StraBs, 3i mar.
f9iren. Wuft uno $rommeltpirbel
Hang auf allen StraBsn, In allen
@afen; boran bic Jabnen, alio bstusa-
ten fi& spiidsn balb stpsi unb bret l1br
bis 3ase bon allen Staottbeilsn nod
Der WafenbalIe.
Inter riefger gegeifsrung g~eIanster
folsenbe Bef8laRe CUR Nnnabms:
.llntsr benz 8ortpanbe Der go.
tdmpfuns bss 2ufsrs uno gsrbrs9ens,
wel&e bon allen aeieslietenbsn ghr-
germ psrabi@eut tpsrosn, III In btsRs.r
Staot ben allera9tbarfsn 0srbinbun.
gen rein gefeQisen. ersieberif9sn unb
~wobltbdtisen @baratters Der 2riee er.
fldrt tporoen.
~Geieai&aften bon bpbem Nnieben
In bieism @smsintpeien tuerben NIT ben
n~ieorieffen 8an3baaen unb 2aRerb6b.
len auf biefelbe etufs seffslt unb hires
altel unb bislang nie bsFrittsnen
Re9tes beraubt, Wein uub maIsbaltiae
@etrdnte an TIRE sissnsn Witglieoer
uno 6reunbe su perabfolgen.
.Wir Rnb Der 4nR4t, bab bic De.
febs unb Orbinansen. tusl@e aesen
2aRerb6blen seri&tet fnb, nie erlafeu
uuroen. I'm auf bic seieIiasn Der.
einieungen bes Bottles Mnpenbuna 3u
finben.
.Wtr bebaupten. babW ergnfsunsen,
tusl9e fhr iunss 2sute bon ibren gltern
beranfaItet uerben. gef6rbert unb ni&t
berboter tueroen foatsr. inb baB Safer
unb Werbre9en rur sef6rbsrt tperber,,
inbem ote Jugens 30 8ersnigungen
abselsnft uirb. an bsneu bic gItern
feinen Antbeil uebmen.
.Wr besen ni&t ben Wunf@. bte
2sbensanI&auuneeu bon Anbersoen.
ieubeu ju iritifren obsr tinbsrtb ,u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

beeinfuRsn. bsanfpruHen aber FIR nns
bas Te9t ~ snti9siosn, weI1s art Der
grbolung unb bes 8ereniiaens uns
unb unisrsn Rinosra an ysfsrl ju'
fa9t.
.Wir proteRirsn baber In Wahsn.
perfammlunS seSen isbmsbsn @erius8.
uns bes @e9tes su beraubert. irs nod
sigsnsm @si9mad ~ psrSntassu, uno
mir foroern bonn stabtratb cine @sr-
6nSerung Der Wirti9aftsliaena'O rois
nans in FOLDER Weiie. bab Der 8tireer-
msiRer Der Stabt .rmd4tigt tuirb. be-
ionoere 2i3en3en fur ben 3eitmeiltgen
8erfauf bon Wsin unb Bier aus3u.
tslen an als pirtIi9 geielisen gsrs
sinisunssn a9tbaren unb geiesli4sa
g6aratters.
rWir forbern au9 bic 2eaislatur
bss Staatss SIlinois auf, ben Stdoten
unb Ortf9aften bas unbei4rdnfte &e9t
3u gebsn, bic Irt Der @rboIung unb
8ereniieunsen ibrsr ginmobnsr felbf
,l rsesln, uno ale @eisbe 3u tpioer'
rufeu, wel4e nit ben nattirliben Re9-
ten bss Bottles auf anfdnbias unb ges
ittste gsrgntisungsn tn Wioeripru9
aohor ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
6ffbminoigkrit DIR Sbierr.
S6Dneulaufer inter ben G~icrfdBIern ans
9ogeIu-Sd ,ueue SfiId,e.

Spgeiu- SuDueue Ctlge.
@enn aQe @ierfibier Ser groe al
einem Wettlauf 5uiammentrdteu, 10
niiroe Die @a3ele oen eriten Yreis oas
ppntrugen, Ole in Der Sefunoe q M1e@
ter Il Meter glei9 3.3 SUB ooer ettpa
1 garo) auerbines nur pGbreno furser
3eit gu our9eilen berrldg. Damn oas
&ennpfero nit etfpa 25.3 Meter (Meariz
malleiitung), pdbrenO Der f9neuits
9uno Der Welt, Der ruiiif9s Wplfsz
6uno, 25 Meter in Ger Setunoe lduft.
Sir Den &enniport geaosene englii9e
Winobunbe ma9ten in Der Setunoe Is
Biz % Meter.
Gin Su9s6uno hur9lief bier eng
lti6e Meilen IA 1909 Meter) in 1908
Setunoen, leste alfo in Ser Sefunoe
18 Meter 5uriid; englii9e 9iibner>
bun6e iollen 25 Bis 80 &ilomstsr Il
8ilometer glei9 1000 Meter) in Der
Strn6e MAIDEN, in Der Gefnnoe mitbin
z bis 8 Mstsr, bieie S9neaigteit aber
spei Biz brei @tunoen lang arsbdlten
tOnnen. Na9 !9apes DermDgen Die
b~dlbpiloen gstimobunoe itiin6li9 Is
&ilometer binter iid 81 brinsen. uno
oiefer bsriibmte polarfa6rer legte felbit
I'M SunoeI9litten II &tlometer in %
Minuten 5uriid.
Ha6 Dem Winbbunoe folgt oas
Sur9i6nittsrennpferb nit etpa 1900
biz 1900 Meter in Der Minute; Der
Safe fon es unter l1mifGnben gu 1880
Meter bringen, pdbrenb ibm fir ges
pObnli9 Bios 400 Meter ~augebiaigt
toeroer. Damn fommeH Die 9iraffe
nit 900, Ser Siser nit $50, oas &enns
tbier nit $50 unb Der @olf nit $40
Weter.
Dieier Stammpater >bes Sunoes lit
elm portreffli6er un6 ausoauernoer
3Gufer; berfolgt pber bon 9unger ges
trieben, 6ur9lduft er 80 Bis 100 &ilos
meter in Ser Ha9t, unb IS gilt als un@
mDeli9, einen ausgetpadfenen Wolf
auf Der Slu9t ein5ubolen.
Don Den @0eeln bGlt Den &etorb bic
beutf9e Sburmf9palbe (Wauerfe9ler)
nit runo 1874 ailometer in Der Stln0s
137.5 Meter in Ser Sefunoe). Sbr
am nd9iten fpmmt Der pirginii6e Hes
senpfeifer nit Ais &iloneter 115 @aes
teri; Damn fplat Der Chamber uno Ger
9enfalfe nit 269 &ilometer GA Wes
ter).
Gum l~leberbringen bon Ta4ri4ten
abeeri9tete S6ipdlben fonen cine Sc
f9pinoigteit bon 240 Bis 245 &ilomes
ter GIGS Meter) errei9en, ipGbreno
Der i9nelite 8rieftaubenflug ben @dtfe
auf Selgolano beobdftete. 1865 &iloz
meter in Der Stunbe (51 Meter in Der
Sefunoe) betrug. Ser Straub leet,
inoem er nit BEN Tliigeln na4hilft, in
Der Sefunbe 33 Meter auriid. = Inter
Den Sii9en lit Der fdneaite Der Del
p6in, Ser in Der Stunoe 81 &ilometer
10.2 Meter in Der Sefunbe) our6=
f9tpimmen fam; in 5iemliAem Ib=
itano foIgen Damn Ger 2a9s NIT "a
&ilometer (6.6 Meter) uno Der 9ering
nit % &ilometer (6.2 Meter).
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

@praftifd de Inwenbung.
O6fenpirtb (oer felt eeitern Selepbon
bait: Sch SOrsel, lauf NAL CUR
8rauerei bin unb better. i'd piirbe
glei9 t%sIepbonireh ipegen 8isr!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28
Cine meme 0liibIampe.

Gin Or. 9ans auael in Baden.
Seferrei9. bat cine 2ampe fonftruirt.
DIE ftatt oes bisber ansetpenoeten Sob.
lerbiigels einen mad eieenem patentir'
ten 0erfabren bergefteaten Metanfaber
beiibt, Der Die merttpiiroige gigens
f9aft bat, Dab er erft na9 elmer inee.
pObnli9 lansen 9rennbauer : bor
1000 Biz 5000 8rennftunben : 5par
0ur4brennt, f9 aber felbit l0tbet uni
oann peiterbrennt. Die 0erfu9e, nell
DIE Der @isner @leftriter Sobann Rre'
meneBfp in feiner eisenen Jabrit fed
Sabr:sfriit nit 6ieier gliiblampe mad:
tie, e. ~aben 5ubem einen perbdltnibmds
big 10 %serinsen Stromberbrau4. DAT
Die @ebauptnne &remenebfps beredtiai
f9etnt, Die elettriide 8eleudtuns m:-ot
bur9 Die nelis 2ampe fi9 poblfei ols
@asgliiblidt ftelsn, bas FISHER aIs oit
biaigfte 8eleu9tungsart e.golten bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-28

nnpIbaniens Sob
lenprpouftion. Ser Wertb Der
proouftion Der Nntbracitfoblen>@ rus
ben i'm Staate pennfplbanien iiberitiee
i'm Sabre 1904 ben Wertb Der Proout.
ton fdmmtli9er Golo<, Silber= unf
8upferbergperfe in ben Ser. Staaten.
Der Wertb Oes setponnenen 4upfers
betrus in benz Sabre $SS, 134,170, BEG
@olbes $74.525,400, bes Silbers $50.
$40, 1858 ober elm Sptal bon $195. $780,.
1913. fpdhreno Der Wertb Der seponnes
men Roblen brett In ben @ruben
$200,000,0O0 uno Der Marftpertb fps
gar $300.000.OO0 betrus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
CANTEEN HAS FRIENDS
Many Members Of the G. A. R..
Oppose Recent Legislation.
HARD BLOW TO REAL TEMPERANCE
Corporal" Tanner is Endorsed in
His Campaign wased in the In.
terests of the Old Soldier Who
Likes Glass of Beer.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. s.
Staff officers and department com
manders of the Grand Army of the
Republic by large majority, endorse
the recent utterances of Commander
in Chief Tanner, that the passage by
Congress of an act abolishing can
teens from National Soldiers Homes
after next March was "unwise, and
a blow at real temperance, besides
restriction of the personal liberties
of veterans of the civil war that
ought to be resented"
a number of prominent officials of
the organization have written Cor
poral' Tanner of their intention to
bring the matter before the National
Encampment, which meets next weel,
at Minneapolis.
The resolutions censuring Congress
and demanding that "the old soldier
be treated as able to care for him
SELF" will doubtless cause a hot fight,
as there are a number of officials
who approve the work of Congress.
After the interview with Command
err In Chief Tanner appeared in the
newspapers, letters we're sent to each
staff officer and departmental com
mander of the organization asking
his views on the question.
OF thirty answers that have beeI
received, twenty are strong in their
approval of the attitude of the com.
mander in chief, FIVE favor the aboli,
ton of the canteen. and five are ne
committal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
Three Other Nations ,nvoIv.d

Japan, has no treaty obligations
which In any way require her To
protect seals in the Bering Sea. The
United States. Great Britain anu Rus
STA are the only nations bound by
treaty To offer protection to sealing
III Bering waters and these three
countries must, according to the
terms Of the convention tn which
they have subscribed. patrol the
waters i'll that part of the world and
exercise every possible prcrauiiou
to prevent their subjects from poach.
ing.
The government of the United
States will take no further active
interest in the matter in the killing
of the Japanese poachers but the
prisoners must he tried by United
States authorities and according to
United States law.
No More Cutters Needed.
1t is not intended TO send any more
revenue cutters into Alaskan waters
as ii Is understood that the ships
now there are sufficient TO .protec.
the interests of citizens of this gov.
eminent.
The McCnlloch reached the is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
FALLS AS WORK ENDS
Old Sailor Charged with Stealing
from Navy Yard.
SERVED THE FLAG FOR 20 YEARS.
soatswain Is Accused Of Making Way
With Government Property-onIy
Tar Who Still Wears Ear Rings
Like od.rIme seamen.
Especial to tho DAILY press.)


NORFOLK, VA, Aug. Sat the
United States court house It was said
today that Chief Boatswain Mate r.
p. Mccoy, who after twenty-ninC
years In the service OF the govern
ment has been arrested upon the
charge of stealing government prop
erty, will not be brought to trial
in the Federal Court, but the tria
will be held In the brig of the United
States receiving ship Franklin by
conrt.martial.
II convicted Mercy will he impris
oncd on the prison ship Southery
at the Boston navy yard.
Alex. Gordon, the negro bontman
who is alleged to have been McFoy's
confederate, carrying off rope, etc.
and selling the same at junk shops
will be tried In the Federal Court
the naval authorities only having
the right to try by court.martial per.
sons regularly enlisted In the ser.
vice.
Mccoy. sailor OF the old school.
would have been retired In Deem
her on two-tllirds pay for the re.
mainder of his life. The old salts
ability to always produce cash in
quantities that surprised his fellows
on shipboard resulted in an investi.
cation which brought about the ar.
rest of Mccoy and Gordon.
Mccoy is one OF the few enlisted
men in the navy who has always
adhered to the obsolete custom OF
wearing ear rings at all times. He
has been a unique character at this
naval station.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
WOMEN DRuNkARps PRlsoNEne
District Attorney, Though, Let's Down
the Bars.
fBy 4.ssOciatrd Prcss.)

BOSTON, MASS. Aug. S.--Dlstrlrt
Attorney Joan Is. Moran sent an OFT
Ger to tha Maalsat nLsetts Home ior
Incorporate ", mon today with ordcri
10 RELEASE src,y iImiie.
There were thirty women In the IN
stttntion and the officer carried with
him nolle prosequi for every In.
mate. The wnme nwcrc liberated.
1t was said ut the district attorneys
office That this action was taken fol.
lowing the discovery TINT instead IF
being n home the institution was
practically II prison. the inmates be.
Ing deprived Of their liberty and
forced to work from morning until
night. the proceeds of their labor go.
ing to them.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe Is president
of the institution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
Two Violent Deaths at camp.

AUSTIN. TENAS. Aug. s.-Twu
deaths occurred at Camp Mabry to-
day making ihrc fatalities sihcc tho
federal troops mobilization began OH
July 20.
Jesse Cnntiss, troop X Of The First
Cavalry. United States Army. was
shot while In the mountains during
tho manoeuvres.
The other death tolan WAS ,l,at OF
Roger w. Lockhart. of Dallas. who
was II member of the First Texas
BaiterY field artillery. He was lhrt
before he arrived at camp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
Old Man Kills son.in.Law.

FORT PAYNE, ALA, Aug. S.-An
old white man, named Wright is in
jail here charged with murder near
Lydya. Ala. Wright went to the
house of his sonsin-law, Sam Bailey
ana John Bailey, and began to abuse
his daughters.
The Baileys demonstrated and John
'Bailey's throat was cut by Wrigh.
SO badly that he died almost instant.
". Sam Bailey, who was holding an
infant in his arms, was also stabbed
In the throat but will recover. Wright
surrendered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
5 JAPANESE SEALERs
KILLED BY AMERICANS
Before They We're KILLED The
Poachers Had Succeeded In
Destroying 200 Animals.
NO APOLOGY TO Be OFFERED
Yankee Agent Directs the Alaskan
Natives to Fire Upon Thieves Who
Refused to surrender-Many Pris-
oners Taken-Rookeres RaIded by
Score of Boats.
tpy Associated Prcrs.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. s.
Acting Secretary of State Bacon has
sent TO Ambassador Wright. at Toxic.
the substance of n dispatch received
by the department of commerce and
labor from Solicitor Sims, at Sitka.
Alaska. regarding the killing of five
Japanese fishermen and the captnre
of twelve others on st. Paul Island.
III sending the dispatch the acting
secretary states that 1t is forward
ed for the purpose of giving infor-
nation such as this government has
OF regretable incident, news of
which may reach Japan In distorted
form.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
LAW STRONGER THAN ANY MOB
When sifted to the sottom He saya
1t viii Be Found That no One OF
Standing Was Implicated In the
Riotino-Honor of the County Will
Be Protected He Declares.
CIV Associated rreas.)

CHARLOTTE. n, c.. Aug. s.
Judge Long called Rowan county
court 10 order al Salisbury at the
usual hour this morning.
The grand jury has not made q
prcscntment of the charges against
George Han. who IS accused of be.
ing enc OF the men who lynched
three negroes Monday night.
Judge Long was still more severe
OH The mob this morning. He said:
THE court Is Informed that kins.
man Of the murdered people pleaded
With that hand of cut-thronts and
murdcrers TO let the law proceed.
Any man who aided and nbetted IN
that lynching was guilty OF murder IN
the first degree. Any man who gave
encouragement by word or presence
or took part in II was guilty of mur.
der In the first degree.
The question now Is simply
whether the law shall he enforced
by the courts or by mob, aud Row
an county shall to n man take n
stand on that proposition. When
siited 10 the bottom you will find, MS
! have said before that no man OF
character and standing was In that
mob.
u am going TO perform my duty
as sec ii and have no fear. said
before | apprehended any trouble that
the law OF the land Is stronger than
any local nab. do no, take thai
back. notwithstanding the shots
about my ears that night. The mills
OF the Gods grind slowly. bnt they
grind exceedingly fine
"fhe honor and integrity of Row
an must be preserved"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
DRuNkAaD ASKS FOR CELL
cisarmaker Requests Police to Lock
Him Up.
Especial to the Daily Press,

Especial to the Daily Press)
DANVlliE, VA, Aug S.-A we'll
dressed man about thirty years old
startled the police on duty at the
police office here by walking in and
remarking:
I'm drunk and ] want to be lock-
ed up"
He was intensely nervous and
tremulous and evidently in the last
stages of long debauch. He says
he is Walter 'Lakely and clgarmak-
er, and that he started to walk
from Charleston, 8. c., to Green's
boro, N. C.
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EVEN TRIED TO COMMIT MURDER
News of tho oiueracefu, Occurrence
Suppressed by commandments
prI.s Quickly Tried BY Court Mar
Itai-Lono Sentences lmpoaod--
Bread and Water Diet For a Few. II
tny Associated preas.,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug. Sit
became known today that five ma.
rlnes are IN double irons on board the
receiving ahlp Lancaster ut the
League Island navy yard sntl ten salt;
ors are under arrest ms the result
OF mut!ny OH Monday night In
which two of the mutineers were
bndly Injured
a hoating party consisting OF Pri.a
Yates Burnett. Kensey, Hnggerty, Al
derson. brbe and Newland, left the
navy yard. They went to Gloucester
nnd II Is alleged sold their uniforms.
with the money thus obtained beer
was purchased and when the men re.
turned they had two half barrels
of beer IN the bont
This they smnggled into camp, ami
about score were soon under the
influence OF the intoxicant.
Men Try to Desert. .lgy
While III this condition the men
agreed 10 leave the yard and whom
hnlted attacked the corporal. The
alarm whistle wns sounded dnd the
men OF the Lancaster quickly re-!
sponded
a general fight onsued during
which shots were fred. Burnett. one
OF the ring-loadors hnd his throat cut
nnd kensey's right arm was frac.
tlired. After nearly nm hour of fight.
Ing the mutineers we're subdued mud
the principals placed under arrest
Chicf Boatswaln Garrett. who was
the officer of the deck when tho
alarm was sounded, summoned ali
hands and In n few minutes forty
men, marines and bmejaclets, were
on the scene of the mutiny. 81
Murder Attempted.
Burnett attempted to shoot Garrett
but he was prevented by Trumpeterl
Hess and overpowered. The remain.
ing mntineers cndeavored to escape
into the marshes surrounding tle
camp but all we're rounded up.
Yesterday Captain Miller, OF the
'-'"S'hior oruerel burnett nnd Ken
sey court-martialed. The trial was
quick, and although the findings wers
NOT made known because the com.
mandanl OF the yard must pass on
lhem, II IL said that sentences vary
ing from one to five years in the
naval prison at Chelsea, Mass, wiz
be the outcome.
TWO Men Sent to Brig.
Hnsgerty and Erbe. while not TAX
ing active part in the outbreak vera
IN the bontng party. were given
ten days In double irons in the brig
on bread and water with full al. &
io~ance OF meat every fifth day, NJ
Today Anderson aud NewlnnJ vera
before summary court martial
board. and the probabilities arc that
they Will be given thirty days each
In double irons.
The bluejackets will probably be
sentenced to ten days In double
irons with confinement In the brig. i5ffi
Boatswain Garrett, Sergeant Kibby.
Corporal Shay and Trumpeter Hess
as well as the others who helped
10 qneli the outbreak were com.
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Baker still Holds Championship.
(Dy AAsOciateG PreHa.l

los ANGELES. CAL. Aug. s.
Harry Baker, Of San Francisco, anna.
tenr featherwelght champion, ani
Frank c. Nell, fought 90 rounds here
last night aud Baker was awarded
the decision. Neil showed severe
marks of the encounter.
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Rally Meetlnu al chl,reh,l-

There will be a rally meeting of
the congregation OF the Calvary Bap.5
list church this evening Mt 8 O'clock
Important business is to be discusseds
during the meeting. The pastor. Rev.
A. a. Butler and other ministers
Will speak. N "a 3 81 h n:
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serving life sentence, AMI pete"
Williams serving 20 year term. es.
capped from the convict camp here
today by boarding a locomotive ami
dashing down the track about four
miles. where they abandoned the
engine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-09
Lie Passed Causes a Elablt.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. s.Represen.,
tatiye Whitley and c. b. Hill had a
hght today on the floor of the House.
lhey were separated by friends. The
ne was passed between the men ana
blows followed. l ass5 {. 81