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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

ny spOk0], lecz zachodzl oDa.-
wa pogromu zyd6w, kt6remu
w}adze staraja sic zapobiedz.
Rozchodza sic wiesci, ze Rad
pruski zamierza wystapic z
interwencya, W interesie ME-
mieckich kapitalist6w, prze-
bywajacych W Kr6lestwie Pol
skiem.
w P}ocku zanosi sic ma po-
dobne zajscia jakich wido-
wnia by}y Siedlce. Wojsko
strzeze zydowskiej dzielnicy.
Odbyto rewizYe we wszyst-
kich domach i aresztowano
osoby, W kt6rych posiadanlu
znaleziono bro6.
$50 zolnierzy zatrulo sic ze-
psutem miesem z puszek. Je-
den Mich umar}.
!. Pod}ug sprawozda6 o rzezi
W Siedlcach, podaja w}adze
liczbe zabitych ma a., ME
liczac 81 zw1ok ludzkich
wyprawionych ma cmentarz
re szpitali publicznych i do
NOW prywatnych. Straty ma
jatkowe So olbrzymie 20 do
NOW spalifo sic doszczetnie
Wiele os6b ranionych, pozos.
tawionych W domach z kto-
rych zydzi uciekli, umar}o
skutkiem braku opieki wo-
dy do picia. Pogrom zyd6w
przypisuje niedo}estwu gu
bernatora Engelke. 4.
ODESSA, II wrzesnia. - Po-
gr6zki anarchist6w, ze zni-
szcza dynamitem wszystkie
gmachy rzadowe, podwoi}y
czujnosc w}adz. Odbywaja sic
po domach ustawiczne, lecz
bezskuteczne rewizye, a po-
licya aresztuje codziennie
15O os6b. ,,Czarne sotnie"
groza pogromem zyd6w.
Pod Symferopolem banda
80 rewolu cyonist6w napad}a
ma poczte, zabi}a kondukto-
ra i dw6ch pocztylion6w
zrabowa}a work. z listami
wartosciowemi. Rewolucyo-
ni6sis . spodziewali sic wejsc
W posiadanie pol miliona
dolar6w, lecz omy]ili sic W
rachubie. General Kaulbars
kaza} wojsku konwojowat
karetkii pocztowe.. Areszto.
wano Niemc6w, kt6rzy "
swych koloniach ME chcieli
pilnowac lokalnych urzed6w
pocztowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
z INV POLsKICH
AMERYCE

@seoeee
CHICAGO, III. Wyrzucona
Z l6zka j rzu coma Q sciane
pokoju przez wybuch che
mika}6w W sk}adzie jej wuia,
otoczona ze wszech stron
plomieniami ! duszacym dy-
mem, 16to letnia Stanis}awa
Figurska okazala sic boha-
terka. Ubrana tylko " nocna
bielizne dziewcsyna zas{oni-
wszy sobie usta nos szma-
lta, by przeszkodzi6 udusze-
nlu sic wyniosla jej dw6ch
braci Jana 12to Piotra 14to
letnich j smatke pania Tekle
Figurska z palacego sic bu.
dynku, Wszyscy troje prawie
bezprzytomni i odurzeni dy.
mem.
Dziewcze 3 razy wchodzi}o
do palacego sic budynku
kazda raza schodzi}o niosac
osobe W swych ramionach.
Ostatni raz gdy dziewcze wy
sz}o, ugina}o sic pod ciezarem
nieprzytomnej matki i by}o.
by moze ] upad}o, gdyby ME
pomoc policyanta Murray z
Rawson Iii leda cha hl5a
terka zabrana 2osta}a do sa-
siedniego domu i tam edpo-
czela. Chcia}a jeszcze raz wejsc
do budynku by wyratowae
polise ogniowa, ale ME do
puszczono ia do tego.
Pozar rozpocza1 sic W gro
cerni Ferdynanda Arndt, ma
Holt i North ave. wkr6tce
po 1920. w sklepie wybu~
chfy beczki z nafta i ca}y
budynek Cd razu stana} W
p}omieniach. .-..r...
w czasie odbywajacej sic
W miescie wystawy modniar-
skiej urzadzonej przez Ma.
tional Milliners' Association"
W ostatnich dniach przysz}s
do prezydentki organizacyj
Il letnia Marya Rakowska
prosi}a ia, aby przyjeto ne
wystawe kapelusz, ,kt6ry sams
ubrala. Me chodzi}o jej
ubieganie sic 0 jakakolwiek
nagrode tylko o to, ably je:
kapelusz by} ma wystawie.
Kapelusz ten tax sic podo,
bal ze re wszystkich ma wy
stwe nades}anych,z otrzyma
pierwsza nagr6d wyznaczo'
nych dla dziewczat nizej 18 la1
[zaj jmujacych sic modniarst.
ven, z}oty medal.
Parma Rakowska ME jest
bynajmniej z zaWodu mo
dniarka. Jej matka zajmuje
Isle krawiectwem a ona sa-
ma uczeszcza jjeszcze do szko.
" parafialnej sW. Jerzego
tylko W czasie wolnym naukl
kolnej zajmule sic szyciem
j podobnemi robotami. Wy.
czYtala " gazetach, ze odby.
wa sic WystaWa mod dniarska
a ze wlasnie wykohczyla ka-
1pelusz Wlasnego pomys}u,
/ przeto zapragne}a, aby j on
sffiguroWa} na wystaWie. \ Pa Pa
nienka ia miesz,lk,a 9.22s3, 9223, Nv W.
str. ..
Do gust $50 ubrania ka-
pelusza uzzyia panna Rakos
I,,,55w'ska gl6Wnie blad donieb bic.
skiej materyii jed allbnej i; Wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Adam

: PITTSBURGH, Pa. Adam
j. Maryanna Zarwarscy, "a
mieszkali~ ma po}udniowej
stronie niasta, wytoczyli
Pennsylva6skiej kolei pro
ces 0 Il. tysiecy dol. odszko-
dowania "a smier6 ich Il
.letniego synk:a, rozjechane-.
go ma torach tel kolei we
wrzesniu zeszlego roku ma
South Fifth Str. s.
12-to letni Walter Kra-
skowski bawii sic rewol-
w'e'rem, kt6ry mial bye po-
dobno bez naboj6 Tymcza-.
sem REVOLVER wy strzelil j klla
ugodzila sm:ie telnie piec ciio-
letniego bra sciszka Kraskow, !,
skiego .b,a'aWiii.ac "a ego sic op'o,'- p','-
.dal. u. u IS II ,3s5 &.
GRAN I'd r .lPI[Ds, Mich.
Jako rezultat niied elnejj' hu-
lanki, ozef le vi v il d oWicz u, i ,6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Winona Mimi dnia 20 Wrzesnia 1906 roku 5

ca: ale pomimo tego p1zyp POI
minaja tu pogr6zke relNolu:-
cyonist6w kt6rzy jeszca Y Y
zimie zapowiedzieli aeIpo,-: H. -:
wow, 10 ME zginie adj Cd
bomby tylko " 16zku zoseanie
zamord dowany. & .:.
Car telegraficznie wYrazii
wdowie ubolewania. .KieNY
" jaki spos6b odbedzieE sic
pogrzeb niewiadomo iasScze.
Nastepca Trepowa zpstal
telegraficznie zamianoVany
general de Dioulin. Jest # to
mianowanie tymczasowen nale
zdaje sic, ze bedzie ono sta
lem chociaz wymieniaja lax
ze innych kandydat6w MAJ ten
urzad, a miedzy mimi gen.
Orlowa, gen. Mossolowa yin
nych. = General de Dioulin
Jest prefektem Petersburga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

WARsZAWA, II wrze6nia.
- Policya wczoraj odkry}a
gl6wna kwatere rewolucyo-
nist6w ma Lesznie i skoifi- :
skowa}a duzo bomb broni i
waznych dokument6w.
Dw6ch terroryst6w W sobote
powieszono W cytadeli. Il
W miescie obiega poglo-
ska, ze terrorysci zamierza-
ia zg}adzic wszystkich zagfi;.
nicznych konsul6w W czasie
og6lnej rzezi. Rzezi obawia-
ia sic W dniu 20 wrzesnia
kiedy zydzi obchodzic beda
sw6j Nowy Rok. 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
RECEPTION COMMITTEE ABSENT
Powerful Cruisers steam III tn. Har.
Dor with the Great Fighting Ma
ehIne-Presldent says No lntends
to Pay Special Attention TO Ja.
maican Labor Trouble on Canal.
Thy Associated preaa I,

COLON. PANAMA. Nov. ii,-Ths
iirst trip of an American President
outside OF tho boundaries of tho Unit.
81 States was successfully concluded
this afternoon at 1870 O'clock when
the bnttloshlp Louisiana, haylna on
board President Roosevelt and HIS
party. dropped anchor Mt Colon.
Tho Louisiana, which arrived
ahead Of schedule time, was convoy
cd BY the Tennessee and the Wash.
ington. The three vessels anchored
about Il milo from the dock during
heavy rain fall.
TOO Early for Reception. >
Owing to tho fact that tho louis.
ANA arrived ahead OF time neither
President Amallor, OF Panama, nor
Chairman Shonts. Of the lsthmian
Canal Commission was on hanI To
welcome President Roosevelt. They
left Panama nj 1880 o'clock IN Il
special train FOR Colon and at 8:3D
o'clock tonight boarded the Loulslana
and extended n cordial greeting to
Americas chief executive. ~
In President hmador's party. he.
sides MIR. Shonts, were Chief Engi-
neer Stevens. and Executive secre-
tary Reed of the Commission. and
MIR. Squiers. the American Ininister
10 Panama. s 81
Receives Newspaper Mem -
During tho afternoon President
Roosevelt received tho local ncwspa.
per correspondents on board tho
Louisiana. He said that his VOYAGE
had been pleasant and uneventful
ana expressed himself as gratIiied
1t the welcome which the citizens
Of the lsthmus arc preparing Tor
him when no lands tomorrow. He
stated that ho proposed TO look into
the jamaican labor question, nnd
also intended TO see everything pos.
s!ble concerning the canal.
Precautions Taken.
Extensive precautions hHvei bss1l
taken TO protect President Roosevelt
during HIS three days Visit On the
Ishmus, and It Is reported that
number OF known anarchista have
been arrested here and at Panama.
AL steamers arriving at tho l6th-
mus arc inspected and RuspicloiS
characters have boon imprisoned and
will he hold in custody until Presi-
dent Roosevelt departs.
President Roosevelt will begin his
tour of inspection tomorrow. and an
extensive program OF official enter
tainmcnts has been prepared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
MILLIONS SHRINK AWAY
Standard OH Values Drop as Suits
are Being Pressed.
ROCKEFELLER BAY STRIKE BACK
Small HoIders, Fearing a Dissolution
Of the Alleged Trust. are Unloading
Their seouritlcs-stiIl orenter
slump Predicted.
Lnv Aaaocintcd ptosal !

NEW YORK. Nov. li.--Attackcd by
the Federal Government. the market
value o, STANDARD OIL has shrunk
within The year $l25 900. 600. The
stock sold today nj the lowest point
reached in years.
Tho slump has caused John D..
RockcfellHr's money pile to wIthor
ssh,00O.06D Wall Street fears tho Of.
forts of the Government to break up
tho oil trust will cause 26 Broadway
to hammer all stocks, to show tho
administration that the oil e,iit has
depressed business.
-Four years ago Standard OIL sold
for ST00 n share. Today II sold on
the curb for s575 With n capital
izntion Of sl00,O0o,0Oo. tho market
value OF the company has slumpcd
s2G5.000.000. Today there appeared
to nc little support TO the stock. Small
holders were selling, fearing that the
Government would deal the trust n
body blow and cauac It's dissolution.
Last January Standard Oil sold for
5000 share. President Roosevelt
told tho Department OF Justice to 60
abend With It's suit against tho trust.
Henry II. Rogers, director general Of
tho Standard Oil, and John q. ArchI.
bold hurried 70 Washington. They
could DO nothing. The stock hogan 10
sag In Wall Street. Little attention
was paid 10 the decline. which was
gradual. Every roint meant, q loss
to John n. Rockefeller of 5000 600.
With tho stock weak Mt $575 today,
bankers wondered how far tho decline
would go.
ITS rich mans panic In Standard
OIL" declared Il broker on the Stock
Exchange today.
Tho attack on Standard OIL Is n
fight of far reaching effect. Tho 81.
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
JUDGE WADD|LL UPHELD
Judge Coil, Of Circuit Court Of
Appeals, Endorses Findings.
BAY SHORE Case IS FINISHED
Decision as Handed Down Supports
the Rulings Made by the Lower
Court in the Noted Suit and the
Sale Will Now be Confirmed.
Especial 10 the Daily Press.

topecal 10 the DAILY PreSS.l
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 1l.-Judgc
Golf, sitting for the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals, in the case
of Frank d. Zell VS.. the Judges OF
the Circuit Court of the United State,
fer the Eastern District OF Virginia
ramitication OF the famous Bay
Shore case-today dismissed the o..
der 10 show cause why a writ OF
prohibition should not issue against
Judge NNaddill sitting as Circuit
judge. and denied the writ of pro
hibitlon.
Tho opinion handed down by Judge
Golf asserts the right OF Zel to an
peal from the contemplated order o,
Judge Waddill, continuing tho in
junction restraining Zell from prose
cutting his suit in tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas, Philadelphia. II further
asserted that after 1t had assumed
Its appellate Jurisdiction. It may OIL
may not become necessary for it &c
resort 10 some writ or ancillary pro
ceedings in aid of It's Jurisdiction.
The effect OF this opinion, o.
course. means victory for Judg,
Waddill. whose whole attitude to
wards tho Bay Shore Railway litlga
ton has been such as to excite the
highest commentator.
Last MAY the property was solf
for S765,00O. which was regarded as
a surprisingly good figure. Shortly
after the sale Frank ID. zell procure,
q supersedeas from tho Supreme
Court of the United States. suE
pending the confirmation OF the sale
which has within tho last month OF
SO been vacated by the Supreme
Court. This in effect confirms the
order OF sale entered by tho Circuit
Court Of the United States in thi;
city,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
SHOW GIRL BARISHED
FOR MARRYING PRINCE
Austrian Emperor Takes Vengeance
Upon tho Actress Who Capti.
waited Joachim.
tDy Associated Prcss.l

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Banishment for
Marie Snlzer. the concert hall singer.
whose charms have captivated Prince
Joachim OF Prussia. who says he will
marry her. has been added to the
Princes exile. This Is the story sent
here from Berlin.
BY marrying Baron Won Licbcnberg
10 get title. Marie made herself an
Austrian subject She has now heen
Informed that she is an undesirable
alien. If she does not take the hint
she will be expelled by the police.
Prince Joachim has been ordered
to German Southwest Africa TO serve
In the Colonial army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
DIFFERENCES TERMED UNHAPPY
Paper Which Is Signed and Scaled
says No Grounds Exist Upon
Which Either Side Could Have
Secured oIvoree-olseraeesuI
Scenes Never Happened.
tBy Associated Press. J

~.
NEW YORK. Nov. l4.-Senator
Thomas G. Plat and his wife. form.
erly Mrs. LILLIAN Jancway, have
agreed TO separate.
The law firm OF Marshall. Winslow
& Weaver. acting for Mira. Plat,
made. the announcement today. The
deed was signed by both, but no, In
tho presence OF each other and Ia
as follows:
Owing to unhappy differences be-
tween them. the undersigned have
this day executed deed OF sep.
aration. While making such an,
houncement wo Wish TO assert with
all possible emphasis tho falsity OF
tho scandalous articles, which have
lately appeared In the public prints
While tmere have been q serlus
of differences aud disputes which
SeeEi TO make separation advisable
there has been no conduct upon the
part OF either. which could possibly
De the foundation OF divorce
action.
No question OF tho inndenty OF
either. to- the other has ever been
raised. ( Statements which have
charged Violent and disgracerml scenes
between ns are absolutely .alsc.
tS!gneD 81. c. PLATT,
LILLIAN T. LAT"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
METHoolsTs IN SESSION.
Evanselistic Work Mapped Out for
tho Exposition.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. l4.-Devo,
tional exercises at the opening OF the
Virginia Methodist Conference were
conducted today by Bishop Hendrix.
tho opening hymn being a very ia.
miliar one 10 the Methodists-"O
for Thousand Tongues to Sing"
Bishop Hendrix offered prayer for
Divine blessing on the body. with es.
pecial reference to Bishop Galloway
Rev. Paul Whitehead was elected
secretary of the. conference with Rev
=. s.. Lambeth, q. D.. and Rev. George
+. Green. assisted secretaries. The
hour of meeting was fixed at 9:3C
o'clock each morning, and adjourn,
ment at I: 10 Q. IN.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper. Of Richmond. an
nouuced that Rev. Samuel g. Lam
beth. d. D.. had been selected to pre-.
sent a loving cup to DIR. Whitehead
Dr.. Lambeth made an Impressive pre-
sentation speech, closing with the re-
cital of John Anderson, My Jo."
DIR. Whitehead replied in feeling
address, and when he had closed
bishop Hendrix expressed pleasure
that the conference had thus honored
Or. Whitehead.
On motion of Drs. Royal and Jud
Rims. the greetings OF the Conference
and It's sympathy were sent to Bishop
Continued on Page Eighty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
v|rg|RlaRs Inspect The Work Of
Art IN The Factory
WELL PLEASED WITH MONUMENT
Figure Much Larger Than life and is
Satisfactory to the Committee
VIII Soon be Shipped to Richmond
Where It is to be Erected.
Especial 10 tho Daily Prose,


PROVIDENCE r. l.. Nov. l4-rhe
recently completed statue OF Jefferson
Davis, president OF the Confederate
States OF America, was inspected by
"a party Of Virginians today. NJ the
works Of tho Gorham Manufacturing
Company.
Tho party arrived from Boston ,l,ii Z.
ing tho morning and included In the
number were Judge George l.. Chris
ttan and Mrs. Christian, Judge d. C..
Richardson. Edgar D. Taylor. Edward
V. Valentine. the sculptor. Mrs. Val.
entine. their daughter, and Mrs. Ed.
gar Ingle.
Judge Christian. Judge Richardson
and Mr.. Taylor represent the Jeffcr.
son Davis Monument Association or
Richmond.
After looking over the statue the
Southerncrs wore shown abont the
factory which is the most extensive
of It's kind IN tho world The rest OF
the day was spent in sightseeing
about tho city, the rarty leaving for
New York in the evening.
In New York they will examine "A
Number Of designs for coatof-arms
tablets. which are to he placed on an.
cther monument soon 10 be erected
n Virginia.
The Davis Statue stand. about
eight feet In height and weighs LOO
noHnds. II is cast in hronzn three.
siXteehths e an inch in thickness. It
Is entirely completed and will soon he
shipped TO tile Southern city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
COSTS OF CASE UPON DEFENDANT
Woman Secures the Custody Of Chill.
dren But Can Not Take Them Out
OF France Without Exhusband's
Observation-Disclosures Dobts to be
paid-kot One Cent for ueurers.
my Associated preaa !

PARIS, FRANCE. Nov. li.-The
tribunal OF First Instance of the Seine
Judge Ditto presiding. ut noon today
granted divorce to tho Countess de
Castellane formerly Anna Gould, of
New York;. and gave her tho custody
of her children. who. however, will
not be allowed to be taken from
France without the consent of their
father. Count Boni de Castellnnc.
Madame Gould, as the former Coun.
tess dc Castellane will hereafter be
known. her title having ceased with
the granting of the divorce. expressed
tho greatest satisfaction when she re.
ceived the news at her residence on
the Avenue Mnlakoff
Sister With Madame Gould.
Miss Helen Gould. who Will remain
here until after Christmas. was with
her at the time. Madame Gould has
no present intention of leaving Paris
Although the court denied the
counts application for an annuity
there is the best ground for the state
msnt that Madame Gould will make n
liberal allowance to tho father OF her
children.
The countess will settle all the
legitimate bills for household OK.
penscs. hut she will continue to resist
to the utmost the payment Of money
owed to usnrers, under whatever dis
Guise and borrowed by the count for
his own purposes. and without her
consent.
Costs on the Count.
The Judgment was givon with costs
against the count.
Tho decree. the reading OF which
hardly consumed five minutes, was
delivered Ivy tho Judge in voice so
low rs 10 he practically inaudible to
the crowd filling the court room
Many women climbed tho chairs In
vain efforts to hear the decision and
when they were aware that a divorce
was granted, they seemed actually to
resent the loss of public trial al
Continued OH Page Five.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
dipped" USED FOR SPRINKLE"
womans College TO be Located in
capltoi and Connected With the
Richmond coliese-ssoo.ooo TO be
Expended on Observation-Disclosures lsts
in Session In Norfolk.
tBy Associated Press

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 1.-THE
virginia Baptist convention today
broke off all relations with the Amer.
lean Bible Society and refused to use
their publications. The trouble grew
out of the printing by the Baptists of
bibles for the Asiatics in which the
Greek WORD "baptize" was translated
dipped"
The American Society contends for
the translation sprinkle" and refused
to aid In the circulation of the Dap
list bibles.
Decide on College Site.
The educational commission Of tho
baptist general association OF Vir
ginia. which has under It's control all
the Baptist educational institutions
throughout tho state, and which has
for a long time contemplated locating
woman's college In this city, made
lengthy report upon this question
tonight. accepting the offer OF Rich
mond college to have the contemplat.
ed wonlan's college placed under tho
management and control and become
part Of Richmond college
The cost OF woman's college will ap
proximate 100000. This Is the most
decided step ever taken by the asso
citation leading TO the higher educa
ton OF tho young women of the state
In connection with and along the same
general lines as the higher education
accorded the young men Of the state
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
WHITE MAN CREMATED
IN BURNING DWELLING
Householder and His Family Have
Narrow Eseape-Gucst Forgot.
ten by His Host,
lSrcclnl In Tho Daily prcss |,

'''lN-'"i w wv bdi'S f'teN-'
SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. 14.-William
Iohrs?'' a Young white mon who had
been attending a quilting party last
night. was burned to death In the fire
which destroyed the home OF Goldberg
Robertson. tour miles from Ivor.
Johnson had retired TO llis room on
HE second floor OF the building and
was seen trying to get ont Of the
house whilo the structure was almost
entirely cnvelored IN flames.
Mr.. Robertson had forgotten that
Mr.. Johnson was asleep upstairs and
did not realize Mr.. ,Johnson's pcrdic
ainent until it was too late. The Rob.
ertson family, barely escaped being
burned 10 death,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
DIXON DELAYS TRIP
TO LONDON, ENGLAND
Author Intends Finishing His Novel.
"Traitor" Before Putting on His
Plays in Europe.
Especial TO the Daily Press

NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 14.--Rev
Thomas Dixon, Jr.. author and play
wright, who was here today with Mrs.
Dixon eli route to the Horse Island
Cunning Club, on the North Carolina
coast, to spend some time shooting
ducks. said he would not go to London
for the Introduction Of his plays, 1.-THE
Clansman" and "The One Woman"
until after ne had finished new nov
el entitled Traitor" This he expects
to do in January; then he will spend
three months on the continent intro
ducirg his plays and resting.
Mr.. Dixon came 10 Norfolk last
night from Gloucester county whore
he had been shooting quar-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
HEAVY Snow STORM
RACES IN THE S0u7H
Oldest Inhabitants Never Saw Any.
thing Like It Before 60 Earty
In November
fuy Associated Press. )

SPARTANBURG. 8. c.. Nov. IT,
A heavy snow storm in this city
fal throughout most OF today aud In,
dications are that 1t will continue
throughout tho night.
Some Of tho Oldest Inhabitants BAY
that the snow fall Is unprecedented
In November. Traffic Is parity para
lyzcd
Snow is light In rarlous parts Of
the Carolinas. Southern Virginia, and
some damage to crops Is feared.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
'EwroRT NEWS, VA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER rs 1905.
CORN BELT CALLS HUSKERS
TO HARVEST THE BIG CROP
Iowa and Kansas and Many Other
States are IN Need Of Men
Who Will Work.
(By Assoclated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Huskers
arc in great demand in Iowa and 9th.
er corn States. according to Secrc.
tary Of Agriculture Wilson. who has
just returned from the West.
This years crop Is l75.000. 600 bush.
els greater than in any former trouble
and the farmers are having trouble
finding help to take care Of the grain.
The farmers are Offering cents
bushel for huskers. which enables
good men to make from 50 10 $3.50 o
day and board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-15
ROCKEFELLER INDICTED
Ohio Grand Jury Brings IN True
Bills Against OIL Mep.
GIG FISH CAuGHT N The NET
Sheriff Starts Out With Warrants for
the Alleged Guilty Officials Of tho
rrust--Namee Withheld by tho
Court Attaches.
(By Associated press.)

FINDLAY. o.. Nov. 14.-The grand
jury made rs report late today and
brought indictments which will not
DO made public until tomorrow.
Sheriff Groves left Flndlay today
and 1t is understood no took with him
warrants for the persons indicted.
The clerk Of tho court admitted that
indictments had been returned against
several prominent men. He refused.
however. to give any names, saying
that information could not be made
public until tomorrow.
Prosecutor Davis stated that the
grand Jury had found an Indictment
against John D. Rockefeller OH tho
charge OF violating. tho Valentine anti.
trust act.
Mr.. David stated. however. that no
attempt would be made TO compe. Mr..
Rockefeller TO come to Ohio at this
time. because his attorneys had al.
ready entered appearance for him
In tho probate court In q previous ac
tion against the Standard Oil Com.
pauy. Mr.. David added:
Some other prominent oil mngi
against whom indictments have hee,l
voted will be brought into court. With.
in few hours"
Juror Refused 9ribc.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Nov. IA
special from Findlay. says:
According to c. 0. Myers. member