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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
THAN WINS HIS MOTHER
OVER TO HIS OWN VIEWS
Prisoner VIII Stand Trial and HOPES
For Freedom Under the "Un.
written Law" IS
NV Assoclated I.reas.l

NEW YORK. Aug. l.-Yleliing 20
the persuasion of her son, Harry X, Il
Thaw Mrs. William Thaw today dis.
pcnscd with tile services Of the firm
Of Black, Ocott. Gruber & Bpnynge,
whom she had retained to conduct
the defense of the young man on the
charge OF numbering Stanford White.
This Is taken 10 mean that his plea
OF mot guilty will stand anu that
emotional insanity AMI evidence go
Inc, To show Justification under tho
"rn"ritcn law" will be relied upon
t. secure acquittal. II III understood
that Mr. IIartridge does not intend
I conduct tho Gaze singlc-nanded.
He has been In daily consultation
for :, week with prominent criminal
lawyers.
Ms. William Thaw and her daugh.
ter-.a.iaw, Mrs. Evelyn Ncsbit Thaw.
ioGcthcr drove from hotel to the
Tombs prison today to see Harry K.
Thaw.
1t was reported today that Mrs.
Stanford White and her daughter
sailed for Europe today on the steam.
or Baltic. Another passenger on the
Baltic was Charles F.. McKim. Of the
firm of McKlm. Mead & White, If
which Stanford White was mem
bcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Gas Coming up Through CrsvIcss
Of The Earth IgnIted by a
Lamp IN Dwelling.
MAN AND ONE YOUNG GIRL DEAD
Town in Total Darkness. as the Reel.
dents Dare Not Have Lights on
Account Of the Escaping Fumes
From the Damaged WorkInge-Two
Houses Are Ruined.
j.
cry Associated rrcss.>

WlLkESBARRE, PA. Aug. -
a terrific explosion occurred In the
mine Of tho Warrior Run Coal Com.
pany ut Warrior Run, near here, to-
day. aud John Sh,maltcr, IL miner.
was Instantly killed.
Through crcviccs formed on tho
surface by the explosion tbs gus es.
cared from the workings below into
the house sitnutcd over the mine.
and, coming into contact with light
cd lamp in the house of John Will
iams. caused another explosion which
resulted IN the death OF his daughter.
Margaret lG years CID.
The settling Of the earth also nf-
iccted the water mains Of the village
and as II consequence the home al
Williams and an adjoining house
were destroyed By tho resultant
blaze.
Tonight the town Is In total dark
ness M the escaping gas makes the
use OF lights extremely hazardous.
From stngnant pools In ana about
the pity, many n.reds of men 4arns
carrying water in an attempt .5sto
smother incipient blagcs In yaaEis
directions. The heroic workers nre
making little progress In their on
uehyors to suppress the flames and
the residents are alarmed for fear
II fire may be communicated to IL
dwelling IN the event of which tho en-.
Tire town Will be In danger, Of de.
structlon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
MOCK BATTLE TO BE FOUGHT.
Regulars and Guardsmcn to Enact
Real Warfare.
(Dy Associated Press.D

CHATTANOOGA. Aug. IA cour.
Gil Of war was held last night on the
historic battlefield of Chickunlu,l-
ga but This time IL was 10 decide tho
movement III troops in time Of peace
theoretically preparing for war,
AS II result four regiments of In
fantry, the ScvcnIicth United States,
Seventy First Virginia. Third South
Carolina and Second Alabama, today
marched us near the eastern cdg.
OF the military reservation MS posi-.
BILE, each under the supervision of
two regular officers.
Supposed 10 be nearing an enemy
II strong advance guard was thrown
ont in accordance with technical
rules. This afternoon tho process
WAS reversed, the commands march.
INK in retreat, protected by rear
guard, the cnvalry engaged In rc
connoitcring duties. Tho artillery
took the field ana tho engineers en-
gagged IN camp construction.
All this work Is leading up To u
battle" on Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
2-CEHT RATE FOR STATE
Corporation Commission TO Demand
Cheap Fares.
RAILROADS HAVE THREE MONTHS
Order Docs No. Go Into Effect Until
November BOARD Considers
That Ito Powers is Even Greater
Than tho Legislature.
Especial to the Daily Press,

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. l.-Takins !
the matter into It's own hands, tho
Corporation Commission this morning
issued summons to every railroad
company operating in Virginia To
appear before the commission No
vcmbcr 1, to show why they should
not put into force the provisions OF
the order Of the commission, which
is practically the same as the Church
man two cent rate bill and when
provides for a uniform passenger
rate en- every line in the Common
wealth.
AS vii! be remembered, the Cor
poratlon Commission last week de.
clared the Chirchman bill unconsti.
tutional. stating that II alone had tho
power to promulgatc such a bill and
order.
Yesterday Attorney General Ander.
son. on behalf of the Commonw wealth.
filed with the Supreme Court of Al.
peals of this State an appeal from
The decision of tho commission in
The passenger rate bill matter.
In the meantime, the commission
regards it's right TO issue the order
as forcgone conclusion and will
attempt 10 force the roads to comply
with what arc essentially the provis
IONS OF the Churchman bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
DEMOCRATS NAME BUFFALO.
Hearst Men Are Confident of Hia
Victory.
Uy Associaicd pross.)


N!y Associated pross)
NEW YORK, Aug. The Demo.
cratic State Committee today voted
To hold the next State convention ut
Buffalo on September %.
Before The meeting of the commit
tee William j. Corners. Of Buffalo,
said that the meeting of the Indc.
prudence League here yesterday
would not affect William Il. Hearst's
chances for the gubcrnatorlal nomina
ton by the regular State convcn.
ton.
I'VE will 20 ahead and nominate
Hearst anyhow" said Mr.. Corners.
Nothing can prevent Hcarsts nomi-
nation"
Norman r. Mack, of Buffalo Nom
Der of the Democratic National Com.
mittee OF this State, spoke In the
same way.
There was not vote of any kind
at the meeting. The Hearst men
however. were jubilant over the Sc.
lection OF Buffalo as the place cor
holding the convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02

tinuation of the present state of If.
fairs is impossible.
The secret printing works. here,
winch published all newspapers anil
prociamations which have been print.
ed ana which was recently discovered
by the police. Is large and well.sup.
plied plant. The presses are driven
by electricity. Several Thousand cop
les OF proclamations by the outlawcd
parliament were found. Twenty ar
rests were made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
GOVERNOR LOSES HIS NERVE.
warsaw Under Absolute Control ct
Mob Rule

WARSAW, Aug. Lit is stated
here that In view of the recent out
RACES In and around Warsaw. the in.
creased energy of the revolntionaries
and the inadequacy of the repressive
measures now in force the governor
general has informed the government
at st. Petersburg, in emphatic
terms. that he will resign unless he
is permitted to establish strict
state of siege.
1t is probable that the government
will accept his resignation, as con-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
slabs His wife.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-During a
quarrel at their home in Harlem to-
day Martin schnable, 81 years old,
a mail wagon driver, probably fatally
stabbed his wife with carving
knife. Mrs. Schnable and asked her
husband for twenty-five cents to re-S
pay a loan from a neishbor and the
quarrel resulted. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Governor Cumm|as Is RenomInated
/ Without The Expected BIZ
ter Contest.
OTHER FACTION BADLY ROUTED
Platform in the Usual Way Endorses
tho Acts Of the Party, But Has the
!. Tcmerity to Come Out and Demand
J Reciprocity, Even After c. o. p.
Congress Has Refused to Act.
(By Associated prcss.l

q DIES MONIES, IA, Aug. l.-Gov-
ernor Albert b. Cummns todry was
nominated for recollection by the re.
lpubli,un State convention on tho first
ballot in a harmonious session tina.
belicd all prOguosticntions OF II posi-.
bic split in the State party over the
selection of the head of The State
ttrfci
full state ticket was named. most
of the candidates being nominated b.
iacclamatiton
r. All strife appeared to have died
from the IA; KS of the opposing fac
tions of Iowa Republicans for tho
time being.
Tariff Plank In Platform.
The tariff plank In the platform
adopted reads as follows:
we are in favor of maritime
ssystea of protection. Duties on roi.
|eign imports should not be levied for
|fevannc only, but should he so al
tjrsstd as to promote our domestic
|3nterests. enlarge our foreign mar.
pKets, secure remuncgntixe prices for
the products of our factories ana
fWlH" and maintuin superior SCALA
of wage s nn,' standard of living Cor
Amr:ican labor.
Wise anu unsclfish tariff laws.
maintained for otIr general welfare,
equally opposed to foreign cont ol
and domestic monopoly, are esscn.'nl
TO our commercial and industrial
prosperity.
Favors changee in Tariff.
I'VE believe all inequalities. i'm tho
tariff schedules, which inevitably
arise from changing industrial mi
commercial conditions should bc al.
Jnstcd from time to time aud con-
dcmniDg without reserve all assaults
upon the protective system, we favor
surn reasonable and timely chao!cs
as Will keep the tariff In harmony
with our industrial and comm erclal
t., .rcss.
we favor the reciprocity prs: an,
inhE2Giatcd by Blaine. atlvOcatcI fy
Mckinney and Roosevelt and rs II.
cnEhl"cd in Republican platforms s.rd
lrCiglaiinn.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
cANNoNADlNe CONTINUOUS.
Magazine Blown Up-Many Build
in0s Are Fired,

HELSINGFORS. Aug. 1 .-5 p. M.
There has, been continuous sharp
cannonatling at Svcaborg since noon.
The smoke from burning buildings is
visible here.
During the afternoon rain of
shrapnel was poured into the sea in
The vicinity of Lehman Island. where
cruiser is stationed. Troops arc
pouring into Helsingiors.
The powder magazine in the pos
session Of the insurgents has explod.
ell Is impossible to determine how
this will affect the mutiny.
TELEGRAPH LINES PROTECTED.
Offices in ST. Petersburg Are Guard
$780, ss'ss ed, <by 2. raops .seitt
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-11:5O
Continued on Page Three.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Z. So. III lid. : go
ATTACK ON CRONsTAD|T
FEARED BY AuTOCRATs.
CannoRadIng Keeps up All Night
! and Day at sVeaboPg From
Fleet and Batteries.
REBELS CAPTURE BALTIC SHIPS
Government AnxiousIy Awaits News
From Seat of war-No Estimate
of Number Of Dead Given Out
Rumors From HeIsinsfors Says
RevoIutionlsts Have Surrendered.
(By Associated Press.)

81 Z EhoD nG, Aug. i, (Z:10
a. mist. Petersburg is anxiously
awaiting news from yesterdays bat
tie between the mutincers and the
government forces at Sveaborg No
{ definite information has been receiv-
ed here owing to the damage done
to the land telegraph wires. The adj
vices received by the government by
wireless telegraph have not been di.
vulged.
The utmost Importance is attach
ed to. the conduct Of the fleet. Ac-
cording to semiofficial sintimation
the crews OF these vessels are stin
? under control of their officers, but
: private advices say that portion OF
the crews have been confined below
decks. for fear of mutiny.
Fleet. to Attack cronstadt.
There was. a rumor In circulation
: here tonight that four; of the ships
Of the Baltic Squadron were in com.
teplete matiny and {rosnng at large
In the. Gulf of Finland and that the
commandant at Cronstadt had been
notified to be prepared for an at
tack by these vessels.
1t Is worthy of note that n des-
patch to an official agency from Hell
singfors announcing the arrival OF
The fleet off Sveaborg and the fact
That 1t opened fire does not mention
what it opened fire against
Grand Duke Not There.
Vice-Admiral Biraloff, presumably
has gone to Helsingfors to assume
personal command of the fleet. as it
now developes that Grand Duke Alex
ander Michaelovitch, the Emperor,s
brother, is not with the fleet. as
previously reported
The most anxiety still prevails with
regard to possible uprising at Cron-
stadt and the general spread of the
revolt through the entire naval es-
Establishment. A personal visit by il
correspondent of the Associated
Press to Cronstadt. however, shows
thatthe authorities there received
timely warning of the events az
SVeaborg and nipped possible revolt
In the bud
$500 Sailors Imprisoned.
Yesterday morning the 1,5OO sail.
ors composing the Seventh euupage
located at Cronstadt, whose loyalty
had been distrusted found themselves
prisoners. The correspondent saw
them looking out of the windows Of
their barracks and unable to commu.
nicate with the outside.
The streets of Cronstadt arc
swarming with troops of loyal guard
regiments and TIKI" newly arrived men
OF the Twenty-Fourth Division, who
serve to awe the disaffected eli.
ments.
A group of agitators who went ov.
er to Cronstadt in the same boat with
the correspondent of the Associated
Press attempted to hold meetings
and communicate news of the Svea.
borg happenings.
They were dispersed, however. ami
fled before the leveled rifles of the
soldiers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
cRoroN OIL IN wtlskEY.
Two Men Drink Connection and Are,
DYING. -
(By Associated PreFs.I

JACKSONVILLE, FLA :. Aug. r.
Thomas Galloway and Fred WALTERS
employed at livery stable here. are
in dying condition from drinking
whlskcy given to them by Arthur
Kline, M employee of business rival
Kline has been arrested. 3s
Investigation shows that croton oil
was mixed with the whiskey. What
prompted the act is not known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Farmers and Miners Fight.
Uy f.sso"iaIed prnsso

CALUMET, MICH, Aug. Flight
ing farmers today attacked miners
protected by sheriffs and deputies at
the Michigan mines. One man YVES
killed, another fatally shot and many
wounded Forty men were arrested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02

mated George Stursls, of Morgantown
Tor Congress By accamation. EN-
cilCmcnt WAS caused by bitter attack
by john j. lIctzcl, Of Marilnsburs,
leader oI the Bcrkely county dele.
CATION against United States Sena-
tor Elliins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Editor Named for Congress.
(By Associated Press. }

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 1.
The Third District Democratic
Convention today nominated George
G. Byrnc, formerly editor of the
Charleston Gazette, for Congress
without opposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
No Harmony in West virolniz.

kBYsER, w. VA, Aug. 1.-The
second West Virginia Republican
Convention at Keyser today nomi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02
Y IS U H . \ 4
BLONDE WOMAN TELLS !
OF HARTJE'S VISITS
Keeper Of a RoOn1ng House AS
serts That millionaire Paid \
Rent for a Boarder. h
THO OF HIS DETECTIVES JAILED.
Nadine Goes on the Stand and De-.
cIsrcs That He Never Saw or
Owned the Disputed Lettcrs--Hc
Causes Arrest of the slcuths---
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n charge Of consnir,cv ,r,w;,u 49,,
of the divorce case was sci for TODAY
but District Attorney Roth again
asked a postponement and Alderman
King decided to wait until after the
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02

A woman's idea of perfect gen
tleman Is any man who agrees with
her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-02

showers Thursday \.
fair In cast; showers
weet portion Frlday;l.
fresh east Winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
HE CATERS TO BRIDES.
Harlem Butcher Tells How He HELPS
Newlyweds In Marketing.

great secret of success in the re-
tail meat and provision business" said
a prosperous butcher in Harlem, "is
the careful handling of brides. In the
Is years have been in the trade I've
made 1t point to be on the lookout
for Mrs. Newlywed and to be espec-
tally nice to her. When a young
woman looking bit embarrassed
comes into the shop | invariably ad-
dress her as Mrs. Brides like the
sound of their new dignity and If you
guess correctly you've scored ten
points! incorrectly, and you've lost
nothing.
Again, l am careful never to laugh
at any of the many blunders made
by the young housekeeper. Any assis-
tant who giggles at a customers
blunder In my shop loses his Job. For
example, one day last week when I
asked bride patron If she would like
the customary piece of suet which
goes free with the steak, she said
quite seriously:
'Suet. That's what you make SOUP
with. isn't it? Yes, thank you, ia
like piece
DO you think l laughed? Not I.
| explained gravely that the suet for
soup. making was not what had in
stock that afternoon and that had
reference to the other kind of suet.
II lose that customer 1t won't be my
fault. New York Press
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
INDIAN NAMES.

Circulars have been sent out by
United States Indian Agent S. G. Rey-
nolds. of the Crow agency, announcing
sale of inherited Indian lands with
in the limits of that agency, bids for
which will be opened September 1.
A description of the various parcels
of land to be sold is given, together
with the names of the noble red men
and women who are willing to part
with their real estate, and the list
contains some of the fanciest and
most descriptive names on record.
Among them are the following: Sore
Where Whipped, Plenty Hat, Not
Pretty Woman. Crazy Crane. Big Medi-
cine. Old Horn, Strong Well Known.
Buffalo That Shakes. Kills at Night,
Antelope Trails, White Man, Among
the Sheep, Ada Prettyman. Sings in
the Woods. Blood Man. Little Iron,
Howard Red Shirt. Strikes Her Gun,
People That Shows. Medicine Bear,
Kills Three Men. Bad Baby. Pretty
Rock. Fire Bear. Beaver That Passes,
Takes Her Iron. Iron Fork, Mrs. Ben
Gardiner. Stops, Takes Hold of the
Cloth. Looks at the Fox. Kills Close
to Camp, Takes Wrinkle, Young YELL
low Wolf.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
z. H. LANDER e. 60.

MONEY WANTED: We in the large or small
sums Of money all the time and willing pay
the use of It, We do not the ourselves
but we have several hundred good farmers
western country to whom have loaned amounts from
$500 to for the buying improv
First Mortgages their HOMES These Mortgages do
not fancy of interest they command as
high rates is consistent with absolute security s
they represent and for the man who has only
limited amount for Investment Absolute Security Should be
the first and last consideration
described mortgages would Investment Can't ve
interest you in these securities? We that there is
idle or practically This money just we'll be
earning good rate of interest When you buy mortgage
from look after all of the The only trouhe o
annoyance will have will "cashing of your in
check yearly and check the principal when due
We have been selling these Mortgages 1883
years and Investor large SMALL and we
have hundreds of them has by reason of
loan loans bought have all the time from
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of our own
money invested in these mortgages which the best evil
dence we submit of faith what we offer tn coll
We oner all loans for sale only after they are made and
completed "A'
gage investments over with prospective Investor All
loans we oner are such that they will stand the srctest
investigation We personally the land and hA hor
rover in each instance. ~ ~ VI
HERE IS LOGIC: You have your family physician-vou
nave butcher and have clohier and
Iure NOW them Why not have Financial Agent as we'll?
we are quahed to act such. We make money for
you II you Will begin to figure with and handle your
YOU specially to handle money as we'll az 4 "a o
handle beef pork coffee etc. diagnose case of
Sickness Experience and qualification what counts yom
know 1t and know It. ~"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
Rev. Mark Officiating.

The last sad funeral rites and OBJ
sequies for the late Duncan Balm,
whose sudden and unexpected demise
occurred last Tuesday, was held this
afternoon, Rev. Mark, pastor of the
Morals Presbyterian church officiating.
There was large attendance of
neighbors and of relatives and friends
from Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. Three brothers of the deceas-
ed, Robert, James and Donald Balm,
and three brothers of the deceased's
wife, John, James and Dave Dinnie,
acted in the capacity of pallbearers.
The services were impressive and the
floral gifts both numerous and beauti-
full. Interment was made at the
Marais cemetery.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-06
APPLEBYS PAL IS
CAPTURED BY
Detective Gallagher Arrests
Joe Meyer in Minneapolis
for Robbing Hotels.

dos Meyers, alias "Greener." wanted
by the authorities of Grand Forks for
completely in the robbery of the West
ern and other hotels in this city few
weeks ago, with John Appleby, and
two other men for whom the officials
are still hunting, was captured this
morning by Detective Gallagher of the
Minneapolis plain clothes force in that
city. "Greener" is in Jail there and
will be held for eXtradition to answer
to the charge OF grand larceny.
1t was hoped that the accused
would come to this state without
fight. but message late this after
noon conveyed the intelligence that
Meyers had employed an attorney and
would make determined effort to es-
cape extraditiOn. County Attorney
Wineman will send copy of the COM
plant this evening to the Minneapolis
authorities that they may have some
thing upon which to hold the prisoner
until official steps may be taken to en-
force his transfer to the North Dakota
authorities.
A> 'eA~>S sAuI Wd6 oil dCCOIl.
plice in the hotel robberies in this
city was learned in letter opened ac-
cidentally, and which letter had been
mailed to Appleby in the county jail in
this city The latter was recently con-
victed and last week was sentenced to
spend two years and three months in
the state penitentiary, to which place
the authorities hope also to send
~ =
was captured at the same time as APP
pleby, but made break and escaped
from the officer in the darkness of the
night.
He made second escape about ten
days ago from the police OF Minne-
apolis, who had a description and To-
Gated him in a resort. He eluded cap
ture, however, by hiding in a waste
paper box. He was discovered again
this morning, however, and landed in
Jail as aforestated.