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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-09

To preserve q good expression about
the mouth biting and twitching OF the
lips should be avoided.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-09

wash the bread box ont weekly and
air Il before placing bread g e ag.1in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
British Refuae to Eat II.

LONDON, ENG July AS the TO.
suit of the refusal of one of tho ships
of the British Atlantic fleet to take ON
American timed mcnts during tho re-
cent naval manOcuvres, the admiralty
directs that ships companies be sup.
piled with Australian or Argentine
brands In lieu Of American. Tho re-.
maindor or American timed meats now
on hand are being returned aud will
no longer be u compulsory rution for
the navy.
Winston Spencer Churchill, under
secretary of tho colonies In an official
communication to William Redmond,
Nationalist member of parliament for
The east division of Clare. says hc IL
informed that special care is exercised
by the new South Wales government;
That only absolutely healthy bccves
are slaughtered for food, and that
every precnution Is taken In freezing
anu GINNING to Insure Il clearly
method.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
N. B. CRoWELl CRITICAL nc
At THE. HOTEL CHAMBERua.
Agent For the Old Dominion steam.
ship Company Attended by
Corps Of Physicians.
Especial from the Hampton Bureau OF
the Daily Press n 80 SF

Especial from the Hampton Bureau OF
the Daily Press.)
HAMPTON, VA, July 9.-Mr. Nj.
b. Crowell, Virginia agent of the Old
Domination Steamship Company, and
one of the best known men in Tide.
water Virginia. is critically ill In his
apartment In Hotel Chamberlin, Old
Point.
Mr.. Crowelf has suffered another
attack Of Bright's disease. His con-
dition Is considered precarlous. Five
physicians were with the patient all d
day Sunday. 4,
Major w. r. Carter, chief surgeon
at Fort Monroe. and DR.. George * IS
Vandersllce, who have charge OF the
case. remained with the patient today
and spent the night at his bedside.
Mr.. Crowell is very weak and his
illness Is a source of deep concern to-
his friends.
At midnight Mr.. Crowells condition
was considered alarming. sl
Mt, Crowell has been living at the
Chamberlin since his illness last
spring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
CHORUS GIRLS IN HIDING.
Mrs. Thaw's One Time Co-Workers
Are in Flight.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Thc lnvcsli-
CATION by the district attorneys Of
flee To discover the motive for tho
killing of Stanford White by Harry
rhaw is bringing To the Office of tho
prosecutor mauy yollnS women OF
the stage
The Broadway theatrical district
has been flooded with sGbpunmas
NJ any chorus girls have left tie c,,y
and others remain at their homes
to avoid The. sunpQcno. servers.
/. Twcgyeling women whom the dis.
trict attorneys had been particular
to Interview are Mis- Paula Dos.
mond and Miss Gcrtie Grant 1t is
alleged that these Young Somcn wcrs
followed and annoyed by detectives
who had been employed to watcf
White.
Paula Desmond whose real nam.
IL Pauline kcllcrmon. is now at he:
home in Kingston, n. Y and rrr.
:escntative Of the district attorney,
Office has gone there to see her
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
"JAck" SWEET THE MAN.
Ho Made \ Young Woman Assist In
Robblng tho Passengers.

FRESNO, CAL, July 0,--lf the sur.
misses OF tho authorities are correct
lack" Sweet, ~ Grub Guloh, In Ma
dcira county, held up Tho five Yoscm.
tic stage. report to the Democrat
IL TINT he IL under arrest on the
charge and that he has been taken to
Wawanonn for Identification.
Sweet Is suspected OF having had a
hand in the Yosemite stage robbery
ono year ago. No arrest was then
made because he came forward wltiri
an alibl. Sweet owns ii small tract of
land at Grub Gulch, In the Sierras and
works MS u laborer In the mines.
The shcrlff's office at Madeira has
no official information concerning the
arrest and Sheriff Jones has not been
In communication with the office since
he plunged Into tho mountains Satur.
day in pursuit OF the bandit.
Feet Masked.
Returning tourists who were in the
hold.up say the hlghwnyman wore
black mask and had sacks tied about
lila feet To prevent the leaving of'any
tell.tale tracks AS clue to Il pursuing
posse. He held In his right hand a
rifle. The man behind the mask and
gun ordered t-.c passengers To alight.
When all the messengers, forty.fire
In number. were lined up the bandit,
With show of gaicty, selected a
young and pretty girl as his first as
slstant and told her she was appointed
collector. She hesitated moment
and then went about the work.
Girl Poor Robber.
The girl did not come up to the rob-
ber's requirements and he told her
that she WAS poor highwayman. or
dering her to get IN line and appoint.
Ing man to take her place. requir.
Ing him to search the passengers.
An Engllshwoman and her daughter
were In the party and when the robbsrt
approached her she dropped in the s
road In dead faint. He only laugh
ell as he searched her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
Government Turns Over Cood|y
Sum 10 Two Institutions.
HAMPTON GETS MORE THAN $4,000
Hest Of the Amount Goes to Blacks.
burs--Funds Come From the Sale
OF Public l.ands--cash Is to Be
Distributed at Once.
tspecInl to the ONLY Preas.l

'oPSs'"i w iHc iJuiiy lTcSssJ
RICHMOND, VA. July 9.-The
State of Virginia today received a
check from the secretary OF the
treasury, Washington, transmitting to
the State of Virginia the sum OF
$4,000 from the sale of public
lands. that sum being Virginia's por
ton of the grand total.
The money goes to two institu.
tons Of learnIng--the Virginia poly.
technic Institute and the Hampton
Normal school (c0lored.) The Blacks.
burg school gets s16.6G6.67 and the
Hampton school $S,333.33.
Col. Marye, the auditor, today or
dered that the warrants for the mon
ey be drawn at once and forwarded
to the schools In order that it might
he available forthwith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
TWO MEN TO Be HANGED
On July IS Which Will be Friday,
nUpderers Are 10 Ole.
SWANSON DECLINES TO INTERFERE
Charles Woodruff and Tom Jones
Are the culprits and Their crimes
Are Such That Communication of
Sentence is impossible.
Especial to the Daily Press,

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA, July 9.-Gover-
nor Swanson today announced that
lie would decline to interfere with
the sentence of the court in the
case of Charles Woodruff aud Tom
Jones, the men who are to hang IN
Grayson county Friday, July Is, for
the crime of murder.
Some weeks ago he granted the
prisoners u brief respite. in order
that they might procure after dis
covered evidence, but this turned ou.
to be nothing that would justify fur
Their clemency.
The crime was most cold.blooded
one. and worse still, the victim of
the homicide was the father of Jon,
EIe was murdered without any provo
cation whatsoever. his sole offense
being that he asked his slayers to
desist from n noisy demonstration,
as there was sick child I'm the
house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
SECRETARY DISAPPOINTED.
Label" VIII DC tire Club TO Bring
Eagnates to Brook.
Special to the Daily Press,


Especial to the Daily Press)
CHICAGO. Ills. July 9.-Another
clash IS imminent between Presi.
dent Roosevelt and the packers.
This came to light today When
Secretary Wilson. of the department
of agriculture, having established
himself at the auditorium. with the
staff of experts whom he has brought
here to revise the meat inspection
bureau. gave out an interview in
which he expressed In measured
terms his disappointment" at the
grudging spirit in which, he said, The
Chicago packers are meeting the de.
nand for reform.
Another Fight Wanted.
He went further and questioned
the sincerity of their declaration that
they wanted government inspection.
He said dryly that 1t looked to him
as It they wanted another fight
and then he let 1t he known that
the government was ready to give
them one rather than accept any
half way measures In the ameliOra.
ton of conditions surrounding tho
meat inquiry.
Indirectly, the report of the MANI
facturcrs' Association Is responsible
for the situation. Ever since It's
publication Saturday the secretary
and his department heads have been
making a close study of 1t line by
line. They found 1t anything but
"whitewash" They expected to dis.
cover evidence that these plants were
being made to equal the abattoirs
abroad. They found apparently pet.
ty economy instead
sLesson Not Learned.
1T seems to me that the packers
of Chicago have not yet learned
their lesson" said the secretary.
This report of the experts retained
by the Illinois Manufacturers Assoc
cia and the Chicago Commercial AS.
ISOLATION is eloquent of their evasion
ut seems to us that the packers
have had ample time, If they were
SO disposed to launch much greater
improvements, for instance, In the
sanitary conditions Of their plants
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
81 NAVAL CADETS WANTED.
Annapolis Has That Many Vacancies
to Be Filled.
Gy Assuciatcd Prcss)

Tho Annapolis examining board an.
WASHINGTON, D. ~. July o.
nounces that 2iI Candidates for ap.
pointmcnt ms midshipmen have been
examined. Of whom 1iG passed anu
failed.
In accordance with the new law
regulating admission to the naval
academy. the bureau of navigation Is
sending out to senators and repre-.
sentatives notices of vacancies to
their credit. Examination of new
candidates will be held under the
supervision of the civil service com
missioners in all principal cities and
towns Of the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
MURDERED FOR $1,000.
Mans Head Split Open With an Axe.
Hired Hand Missing.
(By ANsocinrNd Drugs. }


MlDDLETOWN, CONN, July o..
George Goodalc's body was found in
small house where he lived alone.
Gpodalc recently sold house for
$l.U0G
Whether or not his money WINS
sl9'cn Is not known, but he WIS mur.
aoicd: Goodnle was sitting In a chair
near a window. His skull was split
open and there were deep cuts over
both Of his eyes.
Henry Bailey. who had worked for
G"oGale was seen to drive away
''nm Cnodalc's house on Friday IN n
tear, belonging to Guodalc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
RUSSIA SHIPS BAD
MEAT TO GERMANY
Disgusting State of Affairs Even
Worse Than Pack|ngtoWn
Found 10 Exist There.
STUFF sRUGGLEO ACROSS BoRDER|
Many Large Firms Are Regularly
\ Engaged in the Trade Which is
Being Suppressed by the kalser's
overnment-scIzurc Of shipme Mt
Discioses Horrible Situation.


BERLIN, GERMANY. July "a
dispntch to the Tnacblatt from Dui.
burg, Prussia. today announced that
the custom authorities of Duiburs
as the result Of The discovery that
inferior Russian meat was being
struggled across the frontier into
Germany, seized IL consignment which
proved to be carcasscs of calves
unfit to eat.
a witness testified that many large
firms were regularly importing such
meat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10

He began to abuse White. says Miss
Mcclure. and said to his wife:
Nasty Language For a Husband.
There goes that black. guard now
that owned yuu before did"
Mrs. Thaw Is reported to nave an.
swcrcd:
Stop raking mp my past, Harry.
That brute over there is responsible.
Go To him about 1T
Il WILL" Thaw-sail. iii get him
yet"
James l.cdcrcr, Il theatrical man
aacr Of Philadelphia, aud brother
OF George l.cdcrer, another tffcatri.
cal manager. was su5pocnacd today
10 appear al the district attorneys
Office tomorrow In connection witt
the case.
Wild Rose Company Appears.
James Lcderer was manager of the
Wild Rose Company. when veIyn
Ncsbit Thaw, the prisoners wife,
was a member of 1t.
'l'haw will not have his usual half
holiday exercises in the laid yard
this week. Ordinarily tho occupants
of cells In tiers one and two where
'Thaw's cell Is located, are permitted
to spend Monday afternoon IN the
prison yard. To-day. however. the
PRISONS coal supply WAS being re-.
newCH and none of the DrjSnnrrs
were permitted To go TO the yard.
Mrs. Thaw spent an hour and Il
half with her husband today AS
she was leaving the prison she re-
marked to a friend: Harry seems To
be in good spirits"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
CONDITIONS NOT SATISFACTORY
Millionaire Butchers Are Not Showing
the Proper sr'rit and II is eeliev.
ed That the "nig Stick" VIII Have
to Be 6rOush. Into Use Again to
Discipline Them.
Try Assncluicl prnssA

CHICAGO, ILL, July 3.-Sccretury
Of Agriculture Wilson and the chiefs
OF the packing establishments at thi
stock yards had II meeting todny.
The secretary met the rcprcsenta
lives or the packers In small room
On The top floor of the stock yards
.rostoflcc building. Those In the
conference aside from the secretary
were: c. Y. ,IOnncrs. OF Armour a.
CO.: Edward Tildcn. Of Libby, Nc.
Neil Il Libbcy; Louis +. Swift aud
&. +. Swift of Swift IL Co: Ira
Morris. OF Morris e. Co.
Packers In No Humor to Talk.
When the conference adjourned
none Of the packers would say II
word regarding what had occurred
In the conference. Secretary Wilson
said:
The meeting was not II formal ar
fair The Washington authorities
asked me to meet the packers. and
this. 5tin,e and place were considered
the most convenient. | have nothing
to say regarding whit too place The
public must wait until my work IL
finished before shy anything.
Wilson Says Nothing
Il am here today to listen. am
n good listener. Tho packrrs have
done the talking to-day. My mission
here is to explain tho new law 10
the government inspectors. do not
expect To make II detailed inspcr,
tion Of the stock yards, hut will in
form the public of The result Of my
labors willie here, just as soon as
| call"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
cRANEY ISLAND DISPUTE.
Norfolk Wants tho Place Retained
as Quarantine.
(lly Assoclnicd Ircap.1

wy NHNOCNIIrU ITCYb.J
WASHINGTON, u. d.. July o.
The commnntlnnt of tho Norfolk navy
yard ts to henr nll persons Interested
In The removal Of tho pest house
from Granny Island, Hampton Roads.
Tho navy department had deter.
mined To take over The island
FOR It's use and that would ncccssl.
tate the elimination OF the island
as quarantine station.
To this the people Of Norfolk AMI
vicinity object as II would mcnn II
new location for the buildings now
on tht island.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
NO ONE HURT BY THE OUTLAW
IA Young Woman Mas Too slow In
Relieving Her Fellow Passengers Of
Their Wealth, "Robn Hood" Of the
Mines Forces a Male Member Of the
Party to Gather Up the Booty.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July o.
Tho Bulletin has n dispatch confirming
the announcement from Bcranda last
night that tho hIghwnymnn who on
Saturday held up and robbed five
Yosemite Valley stage coaches. has
heen captured, hut no news OF an off
clal nature hns yet been received.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
YOUNG GIRL BURNED.
Country Home Destroyed as Well as
One of It's Occupants.
Uy Associated Press

LHNCHBURG, VA. July 9.-The
home of Fitzhugh Moore. "a miles
from here was burned last night and
the eight year old daughter was kill.
ed and two other daughters were in
jured.
The family was aroused by the
flames and the father did not d;sco,.
CT that the daughter had not gotten
out until it was too late to rescue
her
1t was only by desperate efforts
that he was kept from rushing into
the lettering building MS he heard
the cries of the child for help
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
TRANSPORT THOMAS FLoATEo
Army Steamship is Pulled OF the
Reef Near Guam.
(By AssocIated Press1

WASHINGTON, ID. D.. July o.
The war department. toIay received
dispatches from Guam confirming the
navy department report Of the saw.
ing of the transport Thomas, which
went aground there last week. She
was acated on Saturday and yester.
day started for Manila uninjured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
Secretary Taft Speaks.

GREENSBORO, N. c.. July g.
Secretary of War Taft tonight deliv-.
cred his speech to the North Caro-
lima Republicans on the eve of their
State convention. The mention of
Bryan's name in the course Of Sec
rotary Taft's speech provoked
storm of applause.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10

There will BIO no controversy between
The government aud the packers.
Tina; won't be necessary. In the
event That thcy object to our close
Inspection of lhoir canncd products
for instance. there will be no label
Forthcoming. Tint Is all there Is to
n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
failing Schooner Lost.

su'y ..asncIatcd Prcss)
NORTH SYDNEY, July 0--Tle
British fishing schooner Stanley
Joseph has been lost with MI on
bonrd nenr the Grand Banks. during
D storm. No details OF the wreck
have been learned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
FLOODS IN OHIO.
Cellars of More Than 200 Houses
Filled With Water.
tBy AssOclatcd press.)

WELLSNlLLE. o., July "a
cloudburst in the country just back
of this city last night sent torrent
of water down Trotters' run that
caused heavy loss OF country and
city property.
Over 200 homes and business
houses were flooded and foundations
weakened so that people would not
remain In the houses.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
DEWEY ARRIVES.
Zig Dry Dock Arrives Safely In the
Philippines.
OBy Assucin,cd i,rcas.)

"! 7N''''T'T''''H T'HSD
MANILA, July lo-The dry dock
Dewey arrived at olongapo this
morning. The trip from Singapore
WIS uncvcnlful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-10
King Haakon Gets a New Job
tBy Associated Press. }

TRoNDHEJEAI, NORWAY, July 9.
Emperor William has appointed
King Flaakon an honorary admiral OF
the German navy.
, 1906-02-22
Future City of the Upper Platte.

Denver has had its Leadville, its
Cripple Creek and its Crede to draw
from to add to its wealth. The com
blnatlon never was, nor never can be
equal to the wealth of of the
Upper Platte, and Denver had the
opportunity to draw from these dis
trlcts by simply building from one to
two hundred miles of railroad. Col
orado patriotism stood out against
the opportunity; and the coming
city if the West will be located in the
valley of the Upper Platte, if its
people exhibit the energy and vim
that is in them, but latent, like the
districts resources.
External activity is the field to
which the eyes of the world are
now turned. External achievement
receives the plaudits of the modern
world.
Ills the transition stage, the tug
and strain,
That strike men standing still is
stupid like
Get out of the rut, or you may get
Il leg broken and be crippled for life.
Don't put in your time sucking your
thumbs and looking wise. Don't fool
yourselves with such sophistry as
"Ah, what the use7 1t must all
come this way anyhow" because it
will not by Il whole lot, People
nowadays reach ont and grasp what
they want. They have to, if they do
not want the other fellow TO get il
No, after YOU, my dear Alfonso
goes in this hustling age, The ten
dency of the times is strongly opposed
to the principle, The thinker is a
great factor in the makeup OF the
modern world, but he must think to
IA purpose.
knowledge is power, but it is APP
piled mechanics that turns the wheels
of Industrial machinery and progress.
Saratoga has the material within
reach TO make it the most beautiful,
the most sought, the most prosper
Gus, the weaIthiest city in the Rocky
, 1906-02-22
Story Of the Patient Darky.

The Hon. John Sharp Williams,
leader of the minority in the house of
representatives, says that one day
while leisurely driving down a road
near his home town in Mississippi he
observed a darky reclining under a
tree near the roadside. The negro
was gazing lazily up through the
branches of the tree and a hoe lay be
side him. In the cornfield adjoining
the Dad there could be seen, Mr..
Williams states. many weeds imped-
ing the growth of the corn.
What are you doing there, SAM"
asked Mr.. Williams.
Use heah to hoe dat corn. sab. %
was the answer.
Then what are you doing under
the tree-rcsting?"
Not exactly, sab. l amt hardly
restin'. cause ! amt tired. I'm wait.
in 10 de sun to 90 down. so | kin
quit ork.'-Collier's Weekly.
, 1906-02-22
She Drancd Il.

She is an intensely proper and very
religious Evanston woman. Her nat
ural desire to do good and her hospi.
tally combined not long Z led her
to invite To her handsome house tho
members of the church young peoples
society.
In the hall of the house. topping the
post at the DOT of the staircase. is a
bronze Venus. Venus is dressed as
Venus is usually pictured, that is,
she isn't dressed at all.
1t was not until the first of the
guests We're due that il struck the
hostess thar it was to he a mixed
party and that it would never do for
them I o be welcomed by an unclothed
statue. eve if it were bronze. Hurry
ing upstairs she tished out a long sill,
scarf and the very first of the callers
was met by a Venus bandaged from
shoulder to knee in such a way that
not even the most prudish could find
fault.
, 1906-02-22
We want the News

Please tell us the news. If you
90 anywhere. or return from any
place, if any one visits you, or
you know of any one visiting any
one else in fact if you know any
thing that will interest people,
bring it i'll and let us print it,
Don't be backward-we won't
hurt you: Just walk right in and
speak out.
, 1906-02-22
INCIDENT OF EASTERN WAR.
Loss of Entire Company Drove Cap
tain to insanity.


This grim story of the war Is quot
ed from a Siberian paper: A Russian
regiment was surprised by a Japanese
ambuscade and lost 1000 killed. OF
one company every man was killed or
wounded. only the captain and two
other officers being able TO get clear.
After the battle the captain, though
wounded. departed by himself. One
OF his friends. alarmed at this, vent
to look for him. He found him on
the battlefield seated on a large stone.
He had dragged to the spot the
bodies of the men who once formed his
company and had arranged them in
the ranks they filed when alive.
When he recognized his friend he
called out to him to shoot him for
his cowardice in being alive when all
his men were dead. Then. losing his
reason altogether. he h~arangued his
dead men. calling upon them to follow
him and promising them victory.
When they did not follow him he re-
preached them, but a~ffectionately. ad-
dressing them by their names. He
had at last to be removed by force
and is now in the lunatic asylum at
Hardin.
, 1906-02-22
ADDITIONAL CHIPS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Parker came in
from their North Fork ranch Fri iay
and Mrs. Parker remained to assist
in caring for Mrs. hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. Day and
Master George, went up on Brush
creek Sunday for IA visit with the fam
lily of f. c. Cross.
Burl Buchanan took his wife to
Walcott Saturday, from which place
she went to Rawlins for ii visit with
relatives. Earl Scott accompanied
the party to Walcott.
Frank Mum has accepted ii position
IN the forest reserve service. Frank
is Il good, steady young man. and
will win his way rapidly in that branch
OF tIu government service.
=. q. Hunter returned Saturday
from II Wcch's work on the ranch of
Il. A Day, where he put a couple Of
pouches on "Bobs' ranch house which
will much improve its appearance.
Cornelius G. Smith. forest assistant.
returned Sunday from Il trip to the
Douglas creek tie camp. He reports
il light fall of snow in that vicinity as
vet, though there is yet abundance
Of time for it TO come.
Capt. Davis, the superintendent Of
The Medicine Bow forest reserve. has
d new stenogrdpher, George Broad
hurst, who came up from Laramie
tuesday. Mr.. Broadhurst is from
he Wyoming University.
A. L. Lee, vino has been doing ser.
vice on this side of the range in the
Medicine Bow forest reserve. has gone
over into Colorado, where he will joiu
lanes BlackhalI, who is 10 charge of
il district with headquarts at LogcaLiu
Brand new set of buggy harness
for sale for $50. a, NJ. McAnally.