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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
REN nurLER. WAS puzzIa,D.

An old lawyer. in speaking recently
about General Ben Butler. said
Ben Butler was terror and a tor
ment to the Judges. On one occasion
Judge Sanger. having been bullied and
badsered out of all patience. petulant-
ly asked, What does the counsel sup
pose am on this bench for?
Scratching his head minute, Butler
replied, Well. I confess your Honor's
got me there Chicago Inter Ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

the rubbish in convenient place for
the wagons to collect. More than
twenty hve wagonloads were carted
away-mostly tin cans. The improve
ment was marked, assure you.
The second move was for cleaner
streets. and having an ordinance passed
prohibiting splitting on the sidewalks
and public places with fine of $40.
The prize money was generously do
mated by few citizens, but there is a
good charity fund and a hospital fund
of about $500 which have been raised
by entertainments Of high order.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

wound and causing endless torture. the
poor officer begged to know what they
were hunting about for.
We're searching for the bullet was
the reply.
What. looking for the bullet. Why,
damme, I've had it in my pocket all
the time"-PalI Mall Gazette.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
SAFE IN HIS POCKET.

The late Duke of Cambridge used to
tell with considerable relish the fol-
lowing story of friend of his, cele-
brated colonel:
During the Egyptian war of 80 Major
- was shot in the knee, and the pro-
Jeetile made a hole of some depth
When the surgeons were probing the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

Wireless to w. ]. B-withhold all
statements on political matters until
you get in touch. Old issues completely
faded. Only question now before public
is reform in spelling PhiladeIphia
North American.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
ARTFUL MINx.

THAT was a tender hearted young
lady who stopped and spoke to me af-
ter the services today" observed the
rector. She seemed to be filed with
sympathy for the farmers, for she
asked me to pray for rain"
Who? That vibbsrs girl?" asks the
rector's wife. IF she isn't the hypo-
crite Why, I saw her buying fancy
silk hosiery at bargain sale yester-
day. And she wants you to pray for
rain!"-St. Louis Republic.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
r.. L. SIS SLOW DONKEY.

Here is quaint letter" said a pub
Usher. as he went to the cabinet con-
tanning his autograph collection: "a
letter that Robert Louis Stevenson
wrote when his Travels with a Dom
key was in press
"rhe book was long in coming out.
and Stevenson, vexed at the delay,
wrote to his publishers
Dear Sirs: What has become of me
and my donkey? She was never fast
traveller, but she has taken longer to
come through Hanover street than to
cross the Gerandau. There must be
carrots in your Office. Detroit Jour-
nal
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

A policeman in London arrested a
man IS years old for singing in thu
street. Darling. Am Growing old.~
The MAGISTRATE declined to punish him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

Townsend's CAL glace fruits and can
dies at Emporium, Post and Van Ness,
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
How Women Succeeded
in Beautifying a I own.

American Civic Association
gives out the following edifying
report from one of it's branches
in a Pennsylvania mining town:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
THE TREASURY VIEW OF STOCK GAMBLING.

SECRETARY SHAW is fertile in expediens for akin
n of the money market and preventing foresain
lVE sngency. His latest plan for mitigating high
forth rather remarkable circular addresses
banks which United States depostaries In this letter MI
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

There is nothing that hurts a cause
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
Gtiuas @iNcnsmcrtbes.

gs lit nift notbpenoig, Die gruit
elmer Srau ooer .bie Haie zines Wan-
mes ab5uidneiben, Inn ben &rebs 81
beilen. gs lit nift notbmenbig,
brennenbe Gflaiter aui5uleeen nnb 10
Siejenieen nod mebr su qilGlen,
melde obnebin i6on ibipah genug
infolee ibrer 2eioen iino. Seilenoe,
baliamiee, aromatiih. riehenoe dele
geben ihnelle nno iidere Selling.
Die baBliditen Sormen Dor arebs
bes @eiihtes, bes 2eibes, Der 9ruit.
hes Wunoes unb Magens, eroBe @e.
idmiire, baBlife 9eulen, iiiteln unb
aatarrb; bdBlide Sautfranfbeiten
ETC., neroen bur6 Ole Mnmenoung
perifiebener beilenber Sele erfolg.
reid bebanbelt. Shreiben Sic Inn
Gin Bud, oas Sbnen gratis 5liee-
ihidt miro unb nGbere Mitsfunit
giebt iiber ben Sreis Der Dele. Warl
abreiiire: Or. gpe, &nnias Gitp,
$40. (Shneiben sic 9ieies aus
inb ididen sic es irgenb einem lei.
6enben Sreunbe.) 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

lih cine on5iiglife Stclle. Gin
Ipldes Slott fam ih nidt nlebr IN
Der Sanilie balten."
Z. n@nrum brin9cn Sic feline
Observation-Disclosures? Sd into
retire mid MN cinnlal bafiir. 9pfz
fentlin nerpen Sic unb."
s. r@os. auh nod Wetterproz
pbe5eiungen? Srineen Sic ppt tie
Der mpbernc 3pmone. Sic bieter
Dem @emiitb and gar nifts."
g.. sic beipreden Die ein5elnen
&orfunmnine III Der Tolitit 5I lperig
alisfiibrlid. lluiereiner mill lid
oo6 cine W(einung MAIDEN. @enn
sic ntdt nnb."
10. Sum Seuiel nit ibren eaens
lan9cn pplitiiden IbbanDlrungen!
Sie lieit ia fem Menlf. anr5e
Sndcn unb Nnerlei,. bns bringt Sbr
&lntt auf Die geinc."
II. Gin Oemofrat poqen Gle
lem? Oh lieber &immell 8eun
es nad) Sbrem Slutte singe, fonnten
mir arn1en Seufcl perbungern."
-. n9alten sic mid fir 70
ollntnr, elm Slutt 81 abpnniren, bas
nit ben So6inlbemofrateu inter
elmer Sede licbt uno ntein SermD>
gen inter lie pertbeilen mil? Nur
Die allergrOBten adlber ETC., ETC."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

nit Den Witteln our Ilisfiibrlrne berz
lelben Den NnluB CUR %al9emeinen
Segliidipilni6ung gegeben.
Gr m06te Ginen IN inneriter Seele
odllern, bielcr armc Wiliondrl
Siirltlihc &ermDeen opfert er I'M
Snterciic all9emeinen @obls - uuo
MAJ ident lid ihier, in iciner &C.
Ielidaft 5u iein! Wan lGBt lid
belteu Sails! iein @clb, iein
n2%iebestpert" 9eiallen: i'm ielbit bdlt
mun filr .befledt"l Srellnbe bat
CT mn nnter ieinen &reaturen. inter
fleinen Sdnlarobern. Sod Die Nas
tipn ipeidt Dor linn 5uriid, nic man
III alien 3eiten Dor benz Iusidei9en
5lriidtpid, Der icin 9tuben nit einem
@lpdben an5eisen mllBte. anf bab
Niemlanb nit ibm in 8eriibrling
fontnle.
Senn ausldbig lit duh er, bieie
Serforperune bes ber5loien Waiien>
beiibes. Der iiber @leno uno Sunaer
llnb Den perfiimmerten 2~ebens9enuB
bon SunberttauIenben binpegihreis
tet, uno Der i'm 8emubtiein Des uns
aebeuren Threats, bas er an Der
@enihbeit neriibt, 9rudtbeile bon
DEM reititlIirt. mas er ibr nimmt.
Ser Sluf. Der ailf benz Waienraub
lie9t. fdlt ouf i'm 5uriid unb er
fam lid linn ninlmer e~nt5ieben.
Ser erite WiQinrbdr Der @elt =
geddtet nnb 9emieoen poetiide,
nber furdtbare @erehtiafeitl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
Nm ben Heoaftcur!

Sn Der Wioppe eines Icbafteurs
Ionen iid .@rieie" NIT iolgenpem
Snbalt geiunOen bu6cn:
I. sic briu9cu ialt feline @c>
Observation-Disclosures, OuS lit ia ges
raOc bas 1Sntereiouteite. Sic mill
len un Die 2cier beuten. loult ;"
>. oSnlten Sic Sbre Seier filr
GriminalituDenten uno lpollen sic
Der Su9enO ons %ro8eiiireu ooer
onr pds %erbrcden e%inimpien. DaB
Sic nQen Quart aus Dem @eridt3s
ianl bringen?"
3. .@enn man 70 piel Iiibe bat
nit Dem S6eoter. biirftc nan Dod)
eine ciu9eheuOere aritif III Sbrenl
@lnttc crpnrtcu. Nur niht 10 be-
onem!"
4. .Shdmcn sic lid! Scbcrmom
iagt mir, boB i'd mcinc HoIle lpie
cine cdtc ailuitlerin gegeben babe
uulb Sic pn9eu ee, midi bicien .,.. Z.
nndl3uiteaen? N%efhiel"
3. oSbr glati brin9t ME etipas
Yiounntes. IS III 10 troden, lpie
ausgelottenes @ubfleilh."
9, .SR lester Nummer beiinbet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
Gin Mbentemer anf See

beri6tet aapitdn Ylambed bonn
Sampfer .Imop" III ben n5iinst.
Hn6r." pie iolgt: gs mar am 3.
Suui. Na6mittass, ipGbrenb Der
Geile bon Sbanebai nah Niitibpane
bel 9lItem Wetter uno rubiger Gee,
als mir cine ihlpimmenbe Wine iids
teten, Die ih anitellern lieB, in ettpa
100 0teter Ibltano poralsbielt uno
bonn Vug aus ourh Winfeiterfugeln
gum Sinfen ooer 6um Nuffliegen 5u
brinaen gebahte. Sabrgdlte maren
III Seduns uno Hettun9sboote fldr
Sllm Wdnoper. Hdfoem ih etipa
5ebn Sreffer auf Die bormlos eri6eiz
nenoe rotbe goje abgefeuert bate
uno Die Soffnlng nuf elm erobes
GreieniB ihon I'M S6ninDen mar.
lhlug Die pernihtenbe &ligel burh
- elm 8lit, elm &nnonenoonner,
Elm idredli6es. 8eraoe3u unbeim@
lides @etDie uub Stttern burf's
gauge Shiff, ioipie cine maitbobe
BaIerldlle init alerlei bunflen
Stoffen bermiiht p~erfiinbete ben
Soo bes 9efdbrli6en 8eldolles =
better seiagt, 5eigte Die @utb bes 70
llnlanft er!pad)ten Weeresun9ebeuers,
Dos lid nieIeidt elm Sabr bon ianfz
ten @eerespo9en bate nieaen lafen.
Surh bas Nufiliesen Der Mine fiel
Der 9riiden> GompaB ms @ebGuIe,
Die Senlter in Der Sf%ii3iersmeIie
ipurben 5ertriimmert, 8ilber fielen
bon Den @dnoen, ale 2ampen i'm
gtaihinenraum erloiben mn - bic
meiiten geobahter buidten nit einem
blaiien 8eiiht III 9eduns. EROS
elmer Baiiertiefe bon iiber 100 Sub
mar Die Gee bonn 8runo alf nie
fodeno uub Die Sberfldde in einem
Sur6meiier 0 200 Meter in Wnls
lung. Wir anferten fir Die Naft
unO iebten am 10. Suli NIT Cages
anbruh uniere Heiie fort. @or<
mittags nIroe pieber cine Iine 9es
iihtet, Die i'd dniteuern lieB iinb nie
Die seItriae beIdoB. 2eiber reibte
%uniere Munition nidt aus. I'M iie an
3eritoren. iobaB mir uuberrihteter
Sa6e Die Ieiie fortiesen muBten.
slm 2. Suli ipar Hiutlpfpnng erreihr.
no mir ncue Yatronen 5u erbalten
bofiten, aber nidt betpmmen tonns
ten. neil fein @orratb mebr am
YlnBe mar. Nahoem uniere 2az
buns selarbet. traten mir am 10.
| Suli Die Hciie mad Sbnusbai an.
gSie es einem SGger obne Slinte auf
einem Spa3iergailg 9etpobnlidl err
aebt. baB linn bas 0ilb in 8urfz
iueite nabe fommt, 10 dbnlif ging es
| aud, ms. @m 13. Suli Wtor9ens
I fiibrte uniere &urslinie 9eraoe 5lpie
i6en 5pei @inen burd. Cine
ihpamm aufre6t nit Der Spibe nad
unten unb ra9te ipie Die friibereren
segen II - Is 3pl bod aus Dem
8aiier. ipGbrenD Die anbere minbes
items Is bis 20 Coll fret goro bate
unb etpns i6rd9 lag, lpas bon elmer
oben beieitigten biinneu Settle bers
riibrte. SGmh....ye Wtinen, Die mir
geieben (iefs an Der 3abl iparen
Der Selhreibmng ndd japanii6e, Die
niht cher dufflieeen, bis cine auae(
burh Die 5ienllid itarfe @oie ihlGgt
unb 8uIier einorin9t, ~ipdbrenb ruis
hide Minen ihon plasen iouen. ios
baIb cine Cube a69eihoiien lit. Die
bel erlteren niht uorbanben lit.
Siele riihmen lid Der Gultnr
ibrer 3eit ober hires Sonbes, mie
IX
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

Min[a riihnnnn i;A So. q

Iiele riibmen iid Der Gultur
ihrer 3eit ober hires Sonoes, mie
Gienitboten Der &eiAtbiimer ibrer
Serrlbait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
0eG6tet!

Sn Sem gorf lit elm Snititut err
Dffnet morben. bas ein5ig III Ieiner
Irt in Den Ser. Stnaten. ipenn niht
IN Der Welt. Dnltebt: bas .Snititute
for Weoical Neiarh". cine patboz
losiih : biolosiihe Nnitalt, IN mels
der Ier5te bon Stellung unb Nas
men ale befannte Silfsmittel Der
BiNenihaft porfiuben neroen, nm
bas Welcn bon 2eben unb &ranfbeit
5l ergrilnben NM Wege 5iir Seilung
unb our @erbiihlng bon aranfbeiten
5u finben. llnO Der Shopfer bieies
nit groBartigem aoltennuflpanb geS
i6affeneu SnititltS lit - Sobn 9.
Hodefeller. bieies picliah pcrahtetc
uub beitsebaBte Yrototpp Des Ices
lenloIen &apitals".
gu Sunoerten lpnren 5itr @r0fi>
nung beS Hodefelers Snititlts WGnz
ner Der beiten @eieui6aftsihihten,
Manner Der @inenl6ait, @elebrte
eridienen. unb gar Wan6er bon
linen murbe bon Der Gerlammlung
nit lnitem 9eifaa be9riiBt. gle
begliidlpiinihten iid) gegenleitig nit
l6Dneu Neben 5u Der groBen Grrun>
genihnit ....
Giner bate lid ebenfnls erlaubt.
III Der Terinmmllng gu cri6einen.
Or blieb fat mnbeahtet. Sein
Same lplirbe nidt sennunt. Sir
i'm gab's feline Gomplimente. teinen
Npplnus. Ser Cine mar Sobn 8.
Hodeieaer. Der 8riinocr oes On
ltituts. gr. Der nit Der Soee uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

slaer Srauriafeit 0ueae lit
Die Siirht. Wcr oic Surht aus
Der 8elt ihafft, bat Ole Seiterfeit
oes Slpmp mieoergebraht.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
CAB uPsEIs 4 DEAD
Pleasure Seekers Crushed 10 Death
While on q Tro|Iy Ride.
BRAKES FAIL TO WORK ON CURVE
Fully Twenty Persons Are injured
Car Falls or the Passengers. Who
Are Pinned il Under tile Debris
zig Party en- II.
(Dy Associated Press

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. June a.
i.ie'en persons were killed and TWEEN
~ injured through the over,urning
OF a large trolley car on the Rhode
Island Company's line in East Pr5vi-
dence just after O'Clock this morn
ing.
The car. which was of the open
type variety, had fifteen seats, which
we're well.Gllcd with a party ot
Tholnt-n people. who were re,lrnln
home after days outing at Crescent
park. n pleasure resort on the Previ,
dence river. The brakes did not
work. Most Of the dead are English.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03

about cigarette smoking in lines
which have already proved ineffective
in the United States
There the prohibition of the cigar.
cite has led bays who cmoke to ex-
change their mild Indulgence in pa.
per Favored with tobacco for the
iicrcer joys of cigar anu the pipe.
Probably. the Practitioner states.
DR.. Maenamara's bill, ii it becomes
law, Will have th" same effect here.
III is n, easy for those who know
anything of The action of tobacco
OH The human frame to understand
the hcrror with which 50 many
worthy persons regard the cigarette, y
declares the expert journal
That smoking in excess is not
good FIR boy or man, or woman. is
4 matter as to which All are agreed
A has often been pointed out, the
cigarette is more injurious than the
ciaar or the pipe, because ii is more
ina:hious. Blu, to Danish the cigar
cite utterly because il may he abused
is simply foolish. An amazing
amount of rubbish is distributed
:,hout the matter by incorporate en-
thusiastS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
spaInards Vote Exhibition Tame
Affair as BI00d-CUrdiIng Feat
ures Are Omitted.
VICTORIA WATCHES THE SPORT
British Police Plan an international
Campaign Against the Reds as Only
Way to Rid the World of the AS
sassins-PIot Discovered As=inst
President Roosevelt.
lRY Associated press.l

MADRID. SPAIN, June 8, $500 a.
m.)-An individual exactly resemb.
ling the man supposed to have thrown
the bomb at the King and Queen
Thursday, committed suicide in the
village Of ejondeardo, near Mad.
rid, when he was about to be arrest.
ed.
The royal hull fight this afternoon
was the climax of the Spectacular
masnificencc attendant upon the mar.
riase of King Alfonso and for the
time being Madrid forgot the horrors
of the attempt on the lives OF the
royal pair amid HE brilliancy and ex-
element of this national sport.
The hull fight itself was Il disap-
pointment TO the spaniards as some
OF the usual bloodcurdling features
We're committed as concession TO
the Queen. She viewed the CORY
spectacle without he least evidence
of emotion. One madiened bull liter
ally tore Il horse In pieces under the
royal box, from which Victoria look
ed down without fiinching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
ARIZONA RANGERS TO PERSERYE ORDER
Despite international Complications Armed Men
Gross the Rio Grande and Are Ready to Pro
tect Their Countrymen From the Re-
vengeful Str,kers--5 900 of the
Men Quit Work

sralhic appeal for help fr,m Amer
can Consul Galbrai,h at Came. Mex.
In which the consul sys: Aid from
the United States absolutely essen
tial."
The state department also received
teleGraphic request from the governor
CT the state OF Sonora, Mex. asking
for help from the American side. "A
most extraordinary occurrence The
governor of the Mexican state of
S1nora is not authorized to make n
legal call for the use of American
troops. and il he felt The need OF
that kind of help, before his requisi
ton could be hanored by cur govern.
ment II mus; be taken up and trans
mitteh through his own forciHn Office
This afternoon The foil wing tele
gram was sent to the commander OF
the garrison al Fort lIuachuca adj
dressed to Naco, Arizona. Upon in
'FfSrmatSun that he had starteH fol
Cananea. In Mexico:
ITO Major Charles Watts, Fifth Cav,
airy. Naco, Ariz.:
Secretary of War says ylu and
your squadron shall not cross bound.
airy line into Mexico. If yon reach
Naco go into camp lacre and await
instructions. Ii yom receive this mes
sage. telegraph this Office your where.
abouts Immediately
"AINSWGRTH.
uNJilitary Sncrntary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
REWARD OFFERED FOR CAPTURE
Enelishman Not the Man Wanted

Englishman Not the Man Wanted
Don Jaime Sends Congratulations.
WADRlD, June "a reward of
$4,000 pcsetas. about $4,000 has heen
offered for the arrest, or discovery,
OF the author of Thursdays bomb
outrage
The killed by the bomb explosion
now number twenty-four.
The ball which was to have been
at the ralacr this evening has been
abandoned owing to the general
mourning and a reception has been
substituted.
Robert Hamilton. The Englishman
arrested yesterday on suspicion that
he was an accomplish of the anarchist
who threw n bomb at King Alfonso.
was released this morning. Hamilton
proved to he mere tourist.
~ telegram was received by King
Alfonso today from Don Jaime son of
the Spanish prctendnr, who is in Par
is addressed tn Alfonso of Bourbon.
Il wish to congratulate you upon your
escape from this outrage"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
CLOVES POOR WITNESS
Denies That He Voted for a
Negro Republican.
MORE POLITICS CROPPING OUT
Colonel LawIess Objects to the Wit
ness Consulting His Lawyer While
on the ssana-Letters from Foster
Are Produced.


Especial to the Daily Press)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. June p
Eugene II. Cloves was again on the
stand in the Williamsburg hospital
legislative investigation today. IIc
has moi made good witness, rely
ing on his counsel for advice at all
times and replying in a single word
10 lang and complicated questions.
Colonel Lawless. counsel for DR.
Foster, objected to the witness wills.
pcring to his counsel while on the
stand and the chair sustained the OBJ
lection.
Mr.. Cloves denied that allegation
that lie had voted for negro re-
publican and said politics have hal
M part in the affairs of the hospital
for the last five eyars.
Mr. Cloves said that the charges
against him made by Or. Foster were
entirely unexpected, and he produced
letters from pr. Foster, which he
said he regarded in friendly ma.
ture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
AccIDEN7'L DROWNING.
Norfolk Coroner Decides That Young
PetzoId Was Not Murdered.

Coroner knight. of Norfolk. yester-
day decided that 1t was not necessary
TO hold an inquest over the body Of
young f. Herman Petzold whose body
was found floating on Elizabeth river
Friday. The coroner was satisfied
that the young man was accidentally
drowned and that there was nothing
In the murder theory.
The body was taken to Petersburg
yesterday afternoon and will be in
tered At Rlanton cemetery this morn.
Ing at ll:20 o'clock. Petzold will &C.
company he body to Petersburg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
Il Will Now Become 3 Law as
Soon as i Is RstIfIed BY Both
Branches Of Congress.
RAILROAD PASSES KNOCKED OUT
Pipe Liner and Express Companies
Brought Under Control of Federal
oovernment-Pen Part Of the
Measure is Retained-"Jim Crow"
Clause Eliminated.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June H.
The conferees on the railroad rate
bill have practically agreed to the
measure ms il was passed by the SEN
ate. The report was presented at
about y. IN. this afternoon, and al
most Immediately presented TO both
houses of congress.
II shows that the senate receded
from six amendments. two of which
merely changed the numbers of sec
lions. while. twenty-eight of the
amendments were retained verbatim
and the remaining seventeen amend
ments were redr;li,ed and retained
under different Ehraseology.
Tillman for Prompt Action.
Senator rillman chairman of the
senate cunfcrccs gave notice that he
will urge prompt action iii the senate
AS soon MS disposed of there it Is
safe 10 say it will be acted upon by
the house with the utmost dispatch.
The term, common carrier, MS. used
In this act includes express compan-
les ana all persons corporations en-
gagged in the transportation of oil by
pipe lines, or partly by ripe lines and
partly by railroad, or partly by pipe
T, lines and partly by water.
- Passes Prohibited. ,.g,-. @..S
The next amendment is that pro-
hibitlng passes
The Elkins commodity amendment
was agreed 10 provide that after May
L. 1908, II shall lie unlawful for any
common carrier any article or com
mody. Manufactured, mined or pro-
duced by 1t. or produced under its au-
thority or which it may own In whole
or in part, or in which 1t may have
which II may own in a who or in
par. or in which articles or commodi-
tiles as may be nescessary and in
tendedior its own Use in the conduct
ing of its business
"Jim Grow" Section Killed.
The senate recorded from what is
known as III ".Iim Crow amendment.
which declared that equally good SER
vice ana accommodations should
he given TO all persons paying the
same fare.
The original penal sections of the
interstate commerce law which were
repeated by the Elkins law and
placed in the bill by the senate, were
retained by the conference commit
tee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
RoosEvgLT's LIFE THREATENED
Anarchists in the West Plot to AS
sassinate Pres dent.

PORTLAND, ORE. June 2.-Thc
presence of q large body of Russian
Nihilists here. who, ii is alleged have
been Plotting to assassinaic President
Roosevelt. has just been learned by
local detectives, who are activity at
wor kon the case
The fact came ont through The ar
rest of Pole here for an assault up
on Russians. His trial yesterday rc
suited In acquittal. and then he and
MS friends informed the police of the
Nihilistic groups.
1t was declared that the Nihilists
have been only awaiting the accum
ulation of sufficient funds before
sending depntation to Washington
to remove" President Roosevelt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
LONG TERM FOR BANDITS.
Men Who Held Up Express Train
Get Life Sentences.
INV Assnciatpd F-ress.

7
WINNIPEG. MAN. Iune 2.-The
trial of the bandits who held up and
rCi,hpd the Canadian Pacific fast eX-
press few weeks ago, ended today
at kamloors, the jury returning Il
verdict of guilty.
George Edwards. alias Bill Miner.
and William Rum. We're sentenced to
imprisonment for life. Lewis Colqu-
honn was sentenced TO imprisonment
for twenty-five years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-03
Seven Sons Ordained Ministers.
fRv Associated Press,

MONESSEN. Pa. June 2.-Seven
cons of one mother in the ministry is
the record of the Mouser family. of
which Rev. ]. II. MAIonser of this city
is a member. Five denominations have
secured pulpit supply from this
family. Arrangements for family re-
union at with all the preacher broth
ers will gather are being completed
and will be held in McKeesport in
June.