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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
ACT OF WAR ON PART
OF PRESIDENT CASTRO
France is up in Arms Over The
Way Venezuela Has Treated
Her Representative.
AMERICAN TOO IS BADLY USED
Admiral Evans Fleet Which it Ir
Southern Waters May Have Import.
ant Work to do If the Yankee Min.
iststr Is Molcsted in His Work
Situation Most Critical.

Situation Mes! Critical.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Three
French warships are now off the Ven.
ezuelan coast prepared to deliver the
answer OF France to President Ca8tro's
treatment of NJ. Taigny the French
representative OF Caracas, by @ naval
demonstration in Venezuelan waters.
Two additional warslips will join
them as soon as they can make the
trip across the Atlantic.
Insults America Too.
Meantime the delicacy Of the sit
patioh ut Caracas is greatly increcs-
ed by news which recently reached
here from the Venezuelan capital re-
garding the attitude OF President Gas,
ira who now appears to be assuming
toward Mr.. Russell, the American min
lister. Unless this attitude is radical
ly modified it may be necessary to
dispatch an American warship even
nearer the Venezuelan coast tlau hos
aneady been planned.
President Castro it is said Will be
given to understand that any treat
ment to an American representative
such as that accorded NJ Taigny will
not be tolerated by the Washington
government.
Treats Yankee With Scorn.
The only cause which can be as
signed here for President Castro's
GOODNESS toward Mr. Russell is that
the former insists upon regarding as
personal rather than official the Efforts
which Mr. Russell acting under in
strdctions from Washington has made
to assist q peaceful settlement, Of the
French-Verezuelan trouble.
France has adopted q simple pro
gram for her treatment OF the Vene.
2ueen situation. Ii provides for an
immediate and comprehensive apjl-
osy by President Castro OF his treat
ment, Of NJ. Taigny which treatment
the Paris officials regard as Insult
ing" and"intolerable." Until this apol.
ogy Is made discussion OF the claims
and other grievances which France
has. against Venezuela will be with
held
Act of War.
The French government regards the
action of President Castro's agents il
La Gnaria in refusing to permit NJ.
Taigny to return ashore after he had
boarded a Frenh liner as an act OF
war
IN continuance OF the policy rigidly
adhered to Mr.. Jusserand, the French
ambassador. who has kept the Wash
fngton government informed at every
stage OF the course to be pursued by
France in Venezuela, had a long con
ference with Secretary Root this after
noon.
Messages Held Up.
1t now appears that three important
dispatches containing Instructions fol
Mr.. Taigny never reached him and the
slpposition is that they were in
terrupted by the Venezuelan
government. This is regarded az
serious phase of the situation and
will be thoroughly investigated by MIR
Russell.
1t can he announced that French
demonstration in Venezuelan waters
under the circumstances Will be view
ed here with complacencc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
Ohseryct in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, CA, Jan l9.-.General
Lees birthday was generally observed
here today. a parade OF military and .
Meeting OF the Daughters CT the Con
federacy were features. a pleasing
incident OF the military parade was ting
presence of nearly one hundred veter-
ans of the Civil war, many wearing
gray jackets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
Deficiency Bill Discussed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1a.--consid.
Grafton Of the urgent deficiency ap-
nroprriatiou bill MAS begun BIZ the
House committee Of the whole today.
The bill aggregates $15. ciM5o3 H.
representations including -Ss.s4o.Ys
for Panama canal.
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to adjourn until Monday. This was
also voted DOWN.
The Day In Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 19.-Lee.Jack
son Day was observed here by the
closing OF the public schools. banhs
courts and numerous public Offices
Tonight the confederate veterans held
meetings and heard eulogies on Gen
erals Lee and Jackson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
L.e,lackson Day In stanton.

STAUNroN, Jan. 1?--LeeJackson
day was observed today by an address
from CaptGn j. 9. heutherstono, of
Lyucllburg vino delivered lti;. sdiresj
on Tie battle OF che Crater. urit.er. tie
auspices OF atunewall Jackson Camp
Confederate Veterans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
Did Not Murder He Mother.

Nby AssOcldteU FTeSs.)
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. le.-The
corners jury rendered verdict that
Mrs. Anita McNlurrow. who claim
Cd to be the Countess de BettaE-
court, died OF heart disease. John
McMnrrow. her son, was released
from custody.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
A.uuueta Observes the Day.

AUGUSTA. GA. Jan. 19.-General
Lees birthday was observed generally
here today. Business practically was
Suspended. The Daughters Of the
Confederacy held C. meeting AMI three
camps OF veterans uaraded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
safe SUI Comes ~ rnead,y.

WASHINGTON. .. G. San. 19.--
The House Committee CT Interstate
and Fora;sn Commerce today de-
eiasa to vote next Tuesday on the
tion.
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pepositcrs te he Paid.

MACON. GA. Jan. f3.-Tha an
nouncement was made today that
the last dollar will be paid the cred.
!tora Of the Inflated Fret National
FahN. q wh!oh the late p. H
Plan. waz president Tho depos!.
tors Will get all the money they
had Il me vaults. With interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
virainians Inc oraters.

DALTiMOREI .Mp., jan. i?.--S= M.
tor Daniel AID Representative Jones
and lamb attended the Confederate
celebration OF Lees birthday. They
made the chief address.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
North Carolina Honors the Soldier

RALEIGH, y. c.. Jan 19.-All the
banks. state Offices and public schools
were closed today On account OF Cen
eral Robert E. Lees birthday, which Is
legal holiday in this State. The local
chapter Daughters OF tho Confederacy
held appropriate exercises. There
were many celebrations IN different
parts OF the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
Virainia Postmastere NAMED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. .ls.-The
following fourth class postmasters
nave hean appointed for virginia:
hiAelfslta. William z. Lindsey: New
GLASGOW, Walter S ChAwaing; T!igg
G. l.. Stafford.
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sta.abaad BNI Tor. Next week.

WASHINGTON. jan. AS a
result of a conference /. was decided
Today 10 bring MP the statehood bill
in the ncusc "Wednesday OF next
week.
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vARpAMAH ATTACKS THE FREE
SCHOOL SYSTEM IN HIS STATE
Bin Introduced TO Prevent the Poor
From Use of Public
Schools.
tby Associated Press.)

JACKSON, MISS, Jan. 19.--Senator
Clover today introduced into the Mis-
stssippi Senate concurrent resolution
to amend The constitution by provid.
Ing that no children shall bs adnittsg
TO the pubic schools q. the State.
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.s2.sls PAID ron A PORTRAIT
Picture Of General Enox Cost Small
Fortune-Luke Wright to be Ap-
pointed First Ambassador to Japan
Other Changes In the Diplomatic
seryicc-Rate Bill for Tuesday.
lny Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-Reform
in the matter Of making deficiency
appropriations agitatod the House
today and the entire time OF the FIVE
and a quarter hour session was de-
voted to its discussion with the ex-
ception of short speech for free
hides by Mr.. Perkins. OF New York
The urgent deficiency appropriation
bill was being considered under tho
debate order and Mr.. L.ittauer. oS,
New York, III charge Of the bill set
the pace by pointing ont tho foil.
nrc Of the lerisiation Of last year to
curb heads of departments in theis
demands for deficiency supplies. He
explained the more stringent meas
IRE recommended in tne bill and
said that several requests for mon
ey had been refused, .by the commit
tee.
auying, Por,rsits Expensive.
The one specific Illustration OF tho
nGed for reform which was cited was
The. appropriation OF s2.6i5 for u
Portrait OF former Attorney General
Knox, which Attorney General Moody
bad paid out of the contingent fund
Of tic department OF justice for
which the bill males provision to
reimburse.
Under tue nsw limitations this use
of the contingent fund will not be
permitted. This view OF the case
Was acQuicaced in by Mr. Brua.
didsa, Of Arkansas, Mr.. Livingstone,
lof Georgia. and Mr.. fitzgerald. OF
New York. all minority members Of
the appropriations COMMITTEE. IT,. ~
Mr., Burton. Of Ohio, concluded the
debate for the day with general OBJ
servations on the necessity Of. closer
guard on the expenditure Of the reve-
nres of the government. General de-
bate on the bill will proceed tomor-
roH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-20
Wr.gh! Gote Japsnese smbssay.

"r'ghs Gets Japanese Embassy.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.-Luke e.
Wright, governor general OF the
Philippines, has been named by the.
president as the first American am
bassador to Japan.
Judge lde. vice governor OF the
Philippines will be. appointed COVER
nor general until juno i on which
date he has asked to be relieved
:roia further duty in the Philippines.
upon Governor Ides retirement
General James f. Smith. now a
member of the commission and for.
mor justice OF the Philippine SUI
preIne court. will succeed Kim.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
TAFT is NOW
AT HAVANA.
President ROOseHIt's Enjoys
Stir Cuban Capital No Accept
able Basis for Peace Yet.

HAVANA, Sept. 10. - Secretary OK
War Taft and Acting Secretary of
State Robert Bacon arrived here today
On the United States cruiser Des
Molnes and were received by the citi-
zens with every manifestation Of
friendship and good will.
Upon reaching Havana, Secretaries
Taft and Bacon were taken by United
States Minister Morgan to his home at
Mariana, a suburban resort on the
shore about ten miles from Havana.
A small detachment was sent to Ma
riano from the cruiser as a guard Of
honor.
This base of operations was selected
by Secretary Taft In the belief that his
party will thereby enjoy greater free
dom in working out the policy of the
American government for the ending
of the insurrection than at a Havana
hotel.
Secretaries Taft and Bacon, it Is well
understood, are determined not to be-
come Identified with the leaders of
either of the opposing forces until they
have had an opportunity to observe ac-
tual conditions.
All interest centers on President
Roosevelt's Representatives. and the
probabilities as to the line of action
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
SWORN into OFFICE.
William T. Hunt, of Newark, Is Fore
man and the Rev. Charles H.
Elder Is Clerk.

TRENTON, Sept. 19.-William T.
Hunt, of Newark, is foreman of the
new United States grand jury, that
was sworn in here yesterday. The
Rev. Charles H. Elder, Trenton's ia
nous marrying parson," Is clerk,
The panel includes prominent Jersey
men, including Samuel X. Robbins,
of Burlington county, speaker of the
house of assembly, and Thomas c.
Elvins, assemDlyman from Atlantic
City.
The jurors follow: Colonel James
Kiger, Benjamin F. Lee, the Rev.
Charles H. Elder, of Trenton; John
T. Davidson, Robert B.. Sears, of Jer-
sey City; Frank NJ. Parker. Osceola
Currier, William +. Hunt. Frank M.
Turnbull, of Newark; Samuel X,
Robbins, of Moorestown; Willard P.
Voorhees,, of New Brunswick; Thorn
as c. Elvins, of Hammonton; j. e.
Bennett. of Cranbury; Nathaniel c.
Toms, of Morristown; William II. H.
Wyckof, of Someryille; Courtney C.
Carr, of Manahawkin; Edgar A.
Smith, of Wenonah; Henry Garrett
son, of Dunellen; Charles voorhees,,
of Benefits Mills; Edward Ridge
way, of Barnegat; M. f. Matlack, OF
Mount Holly; j. B. Woodward, of
Bordentown, and G. Ely, of Lambert
vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

they will pursue are discussed far more
than the peace efforts of the Cubans.
While no acceptable basis of peace
appears to have been suggested by
either side, the impression is general
that Secretary Taft. will take up the
work of peacemaking with small con-
sideration for past grievances, the
main idea being rather constructive
measures for the future.
The newest feature OF the revolution
10 the appearance of Americans from
the Isle of Pines complaining that Of
flcials of the courts of the Isle Of Pines
are searching the homes of all Ameri-
a n for firearms and selling all arms
which may be found. The Americans
there, both Radicals and Conserva-
tives, are extremely wrathful over the
action of these officials, especially so
as the conduct of some Of the natives
lately had caused them to consider the
necessity of having firearms within
reach. They will appeal to Secretary
Taft and Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon today with a request that q
United States naval vessel be sent to
the Isle of Pines to safeguard the lives
and properties of Americans.
The only definite thing reported
from the rebel camps is that the in
surgents in the field are not willing to
enter on negotiations until all the con-
spiracy prisoners shall have been re-
leased. f,4i
The fact that Vice President Mendez
Capote, Alfredo Zayas, the Liberal
leader, and other party leaders have
held a long conference gives some ap-
parent ground for the hopes for peace.
1t Is believed that the government is
yielding to the urgent request of Senior
Zayas to release all the imprisoned
conspirators. and an order to this eff
feet Is expected at once This will
open the way to negotiations in which
all the prominent leaders will he free
to participate.
The Liberals held a meeting at the
Liberal club, which has been closed
lately, to choose a committee to pre-
sent their side of the controversy &c
Secretaries Taft and Bacon. The
Americans will make no effort to bring
forward American interests unduly. but
will work for the general benefit of all
concerned.
Eastern Cuba Is still cut off FROM
communication with the capital, but It'll
has been learned that the provinces oil
Havana and Pinar del Rio are quiet.
General Menocal, representing the
veterans, and Senior Zayas have gone,
by automobile to San Cristobal, where
they hope to hold a peace conference
with Pine Guerra, who has agreed to
meet them in that n~eighborh0od.
Alfredo Zayas. president of the Lib
eral party, reports that Colonel Avalos,
with 200 cavalry, was worsted by a
rebel force under Pine Guerra near
Los Palacios, In Pinar del Rio prov
ince. The rebels had one man killed
and two wounded. The government
soldiers had eighteen killed and thirty
wounded.
Pine Guerra's force is said to be
camped at Artemisa, and 1t is expected
that Il will today unite with General
Castilie's force outside Havana.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
Thursday, October 4th, 1906,
at 10 O'Clock a. M.

6nwS viz; &L MW H4& are"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

PETOSKEY, Mich, Sept. 1a.-Lee
Crown, Harry Williams and Harold
Williams were arrested here by secret
service officers on Il charge of counter
felting. They are alleged to have made
lead nickels with which to play slot
machines, and u number of these coins
are alleged to have been found in their
possession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

In admInn uma allow amomnst here will cMhedme each parcel interest att the med 7 per chnn per nm
december 30 1905 oe time pymntt together hha fe of Twenty-Five cents for EACH d land M@
Hd twenty five cent ia ehp h Of land sold, fifty cents for each orihahd SALE and the cost rrnung post
age ahmns and acknowledgements together with epQpTuUne otu WhaNuu@hNH
A. H. CROWELL, Collector.
Dated Peril Ammv N L. Sept d. 1906
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sept. 19.-Indica-
lions are that the Hearst forces car
ried eighteen wards of the city and six
towns of Onondaga In which there
were Democratic contests. thus secur-
ing control OF the delegates from the
three assembly districts. There were
no Republican contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

PORT HURON. Mich. Sept. 10. =
When the steamer John Albright pass
cd Port Huron she reported having
sighted a lone man aiioat on a raft in
Lake Huron five miles northeast of
Corsica shoals llghtshlp. Fog prevent
ed his rescue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 19.-Ar.
rayed in fi0wing robes and high white
turbans. Amar Singh and Copal Singh,
his cousin, both pure blooded Hindoos,
arrived at Harvard and registered as
students in the Harvard Graduate
school. They are the first full blooded
native Hiidoos that have ever attend
ed Harvard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. 19.-With the
arrival Of George +. Jackson OF
Nashua, n. H.. 1t wns learned that q
man known here as Jack Coulan, who
killed himself last Friday, was John
Briggs Grover, formerly a business
man of Nashua and a son Of the Rev
George w. Grover, a New England
minister.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Orders for 800
motor busses for use In London and
other English cities have just been
awarded to three German manufactur-
Ing concerns. The contracts aggregate
approximately 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. l9.-De-
land, Q of ex-Sheriff Harry Jacobs,
who found a purse containing $4,000
In money and valuable papers worth
$1,000. was rewarded by the owner,
who gave him So.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
CARPET CLEANING

Your want ad. VIII be found WORK.
ing for you until the last newspaper
reader has gone to bed for the night
and 1t will be ION the job" again
In the morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
Heiress Has Lost Her Reason.

NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Miss Pansy
Ii vthian, actress and heiress to $780,
o. Aas been sent, it is reported, to the
Y rs Island Insane asylum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19
sEHrn Aa.BoY EvENlNe NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPT y 1906
SALE OF LANDS FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR The
YEAR 1905.
NOTICE or SALE.

Pubic notice isl hereby gwn by H cwwel collector Of the City of Perth Ambov County fMdn@exu that he
sell public sale nil thu lands hemnshA Embellishments nd real eh genangm @gM M @m
Tor which myp person persons will ageem take same dpa tax lien thereon mcmdngi interests an maa
Ihsad aew i'll tM place on M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-19

To manage your cellar and attic
successfully you must be a pretty
good want advertiser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
CARTER VS.. ROBINSON.

Judge Robinson
of
the California delegation fraternity
testimonial Robnsons
his question
What is
President
Mr. Roosevelt
atmani Gov
ad-
huniate him
Many
%
the California delegation Congress Hawaii
medng
This
their politicians
President Roosevelt
S ovason
of that privilege
Robinson will
his wecodd policy satisfactory to Hawaii in
of the highest judicial can predict
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ONLYA MODERATE
kONA STORM THIS

Sundays storm was a regular kona,
though not of the fercest kind. II
was scattering in its heavier spells of
rain, both as TO localities and times.
The first great downpour was in the
Waikiki and Waialae districts about
midday. In the city a heavy shower
started about ; .. m. and the rain
from that hour seemed to be general
all over this side of the island for a
couple of hours. High wind was one
of the more unpleasant conditions that
prevailed. rates all the way from %
to 80 miles an hour having been reg
istered at the L. S. local weather OBJ
servatory. For the % hours ending
at noon yesterday the rainfall noted
there was 47-100ths of an inch. This
moderate quantity shows that the
storm, although a disagreeabIe one to
be out in, was nothing like as bad
as many found in past weather rec
0rds OF Honolulu.
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DOUBLE FAILURE Of
M0SSMAN MARRIAGE

Harry Mossman was divorced for the
second time within two or three years
say yesterday granted her a decree
upon her petition alleging nonsupport
Some time last year Mrs Mossman, ac-
cepting her divorced husbands prom
Uses to do better, was again welded
to him. According to her complaint
the second period of felicity was very
short. The decree orders Mossman 20
pay SIS a month for the support of the
minor child from the first marriage
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LAST DAY FOR WATER RATES.
Wednesday is the last day for paying
water rates to save the penalty.
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THE HAWAIIAN ADVANCE.

The address of Judge of Merchants Association
citizens but he argued most Fenu
en That qtv Of hard sense which always
and glitter like the eeeenrieieS
gesive of Judge Dole
advice rarely offered
policy whose mind
instead of rpeng the American element of
queer that territory, Ameri
should have been necessary But IN heterogeneous mass OF
predominant and where until lately one
the full comprehension of what
incorporation
die Habits
inaeon had to be changed Peeedents had
gradually
American root deepening process
climate properly understood enervatng but an in
with American civilization and
progress and to respond " " calls human
If present indications are genuine doubt
assimilation and uplifting during the past has advanced with
already being felt and distributed The
the and spring brighter than they have been
9 that interest has Identified itself with the picv Of the mainland frmy
its labor demand has
practically assisted immigration Europe and has furthermore
with the American
cooperation citizenship Territory
policy by the public distinguished
relations islands the expanding trade
possibilities,
phenomenon IN tins age and especially IN the United
has awakened but that the which
recognition even among the four bundled millions Of China The clear and
unabe statements Of such men as Jared Smith and the Secretary of the
successfully
1t is the destiny of Hawaii insignificant isolated though
OF
the obstacles
tered and slowly and the propious opportunity
of
evident youngest
territory resulting or
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
ACHI CANDIDATE
FOR SUPERVISOR

81 think I will be a candidate for
Supervisor next time" said Senator
Charley Achi of the Fifth District yes
terday. 81 don't much care about go
ing back to the Senate. I have been in
the Legislature too long. 1t is hard
work, all hard work. and no thanks
for it. You know yourself how hard
worked there last time. have serv-
ed twelve years in the Legislature,
and the new men always put all the
work on me. There will be more new
men next time-and the followers will
be little green, too. So, if I went
back it would be even harder No, the
Board of Supervisors will suit me bet
ter 1 could help my friends there,
too"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16

General Chafe succumbs gnng
bird
interchange rapidly Such procedure
Abroad the chief
In that Molk
which carried
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-16
ANZEIGE.

Am Mittwoch, den II. Januar A0en1s
UNI IL Uhr findet in der Schulz die
Jaehrliche nde-Versammlung der
deutschen evang. Kirche staff. Jedes
konfirmierte Mitglied der Gemeinde ist
HERMIT EUR Teilnahme eingeladen.
1913 Pastor w. FELMY.
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If should
obviously
would De the
amer in event $500
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Inc
tonight
makers ~ 1| "
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o'ge honons cause is exceptional only having support of
eanch but
hidden join ~ ~ 'D'i'H mas Luz