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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
c. p. SNEAD'S SLAYER
DIES ON GALi0WS
"Tom" johnson Pays Death Penaity
For hrutaily Killing White Man
With Axe.

ETNA MILLS. Dec. ia Tom,
Johnson. negro. was hanged today
Tor The murder of Chapman p. Sneati.
prominent Republican, who no as
faulted Saturday, October S. about Z
p m. on tho main road leading from
Hanover station. on the Chesapeaise
and Ohio railway. to Etna Mills.
Tho murder occurred atout two
and half miles from Etha Mills. IN.
King William county. on a ionley part.
OF the road. thcrn being no house WITH
IN three quarters OF milo. as the
plantations on both sides OF The ROAD;
are largo.
Johnson had hidden in ditch on
the road. The road was four feet
lower than Johnson's hiding place.
and on an incline. when anyone tray-
cling In vehicle generally Travelled
at a slow gait. Footprints wore seen
where the murderer slipped down In
the Dad and it is thought Just M Mr..
Snead passed he crept M and gave
the blow on the back of the head wifi,
an axe that caused his death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
PROMINENT TEMPERANCE
WORKER UNDER ARREST
She is Cha sed With SETTING Fire 70
Building 80 She Could Get
II Cheap.
fBy Associated Prcssl

NEWARK. OHIO. Dec. I3.-Mrs.
Martha a. Campbell, president oil the
"omnn's Christian Temperance I'm.
lon' superintendent OF tho Congrega
uonai Sunday school at Steubenvillc.
and wife OF wealthy Greenfield
township farmer, was arrested today
IN Sandusky on secret Indictment
charging inccndiarism.
The indictment charged that AIRS.
Campbell burned dwelling owned
by Miss Loa Mathor. neighbor. in
october Miss Mnther also has been
indicted.
Inc fro Insurance company asserta
me women framed plot by which
MISS Mhthcr was to tako tho insurance
money. pay on the mortgage on her
nome. and on that condition Mrs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Mrs. FdmlnIa PEBBLES Tells Her
Suffering Oh The Witness Stand.
HUSBANDS CONDUCT WAS BRUTAL
Ayers That She Lost Several Chill.
dren Because of His Mistreatmen,
of Hec-kiIIne Of Husband Was
last Resort She Says.
tspecIal 10 The Daily preasl

BEDFORD CITY. VA. Dec. i3 -
Mrs. Edmondia Feebley on trial in
the Circuit Court hero for tho mur.
der OF h"r husband took the stand
today In her own behalf. Her state
ments were practically the same ms
those o; the other witnesses, cxccp,
that the testimony tended to strength
en- the plea OF self defense. In Vir-
GINA. In Florida, in Misslssirps. he
had d!sipated. she said, and hau
beaten her Twice she had lost II
BABY on account of being beaten
when in q delicate condition. She
said she had always takon her III
trcatmena with patience and hau
hidden her hurts from her neighbors.
On more than one occasion she hau
been forced TO resort TO IL display
OF firearms in orde. to protect her
self, although she had never been
forced 10 shoot nntil tho day hcr
husband Was ki,led.
at the nigh session sevoral wr
nesica testified to tho fact tbot Pee.
bies had che reputation of being a
violent and dangerous man. 1t was
established that PEBBLES was heavy
urinker and given TO violence when
In liquor. An attempt was made TO
establish that tho girl. Mary Sue
feebles. could not have seen til.
shooting from the position she had
marked on the diagram as her POSI-
ton at tho time. The defense was
not very successful In this effort.
Court adjourned at 9:35 O'Clock TO.
night for the day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
NOAH FULTON GOES TO
GaLLOWS WITH SECRET
Said He Could Have Averted Punish
ment for Killing II He Had
Told Story


BRISTOL, VA. Dec 13.-Refusins
TO the last minute to divulge secret
which he said ii hn had revealed at
the trial would have net him free.
Noah Fulton. twenty-one years old.
paid the death penalty for the murder
OF his companion. John Johnson. near
Grecnda!e, last February. ON tho
scahold at Abingdon at s:o4 O'clock
this morning.
1t was exactly S O'clock when the
prisoner was led from tho death
chamber, after Il very hearty break
fast. He walked almost without as
sistance to the scaifold, whore he
stood for three minutes and shoot,
hands with those around him. AT S:D1
O'Clock he told Sheriff Hor.nnstjno
tnat he was ready. The black can
was adjusted, and at s:0i the tran
was sprung. At s:3l Fulton was
pronounced dead from strangulation
by Dr. L. II. Campbell. the fall HAVING
Jailed TO break the neck.
To the last minute the doomed ma r
refused TO have anything to do with
ministers. saying that he had secre,
which would die with him. and with
ont revealing which he had no hone o,
being saved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Campbell would buy tie place. 10th
women arc on bond.
APPROPRIATION OF S150,o00
MAIDS FOR THAR TRIAL
Board OF Estimate OF New York civ
Gives District Attorney An
Extra Allowance.
lny As..oclotcd Pl,.al

NEW YORK. Dec. ~. - An extra
appropriation OF $4,000 Tor con-
dnctIng the ;rial oil harry X. Thaw,
was allowed today by the board ot
estimate. Comptroller Metz said that
District Attorney Jerome was
going 20 confer with hi, tx.
ports with view oil keeping
down the cxpcnscS for their
testimony At :he second ,slal.
Already S2i,ooo has been spcn, Tor
experts III is IN outrage. but II
cant bee helped" said lilo comp
tro!le?. The experts were pnid a,
the rate OF 500 :, day and approx
ima'cly si5 an hour In some cases
u was stated that the cost OF the
Thaw trial SO far had been upwards
o! 100000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
REMARKABLE Min STICKS BY STORY
Chicago Lawyar Endcavors to Have
Orchard TO Say Things He HAD
Never Uttered, Blu, Makes Failure
OF l'--wI.ness Remembers res.l-
mony He Gave in Aayw,od Trial.

BOISE. IDAHO, Dec. l3-Clarencc
barrow, who It. conducting the de-
Tense OF Gcogc \. Pettlbonc han
Hairy Orchard, the states chief wit.
less ON the rack Tor three hours 10
day, cndcavoring 10 dlscrcli, his ,cs-
'imony. Tho cross examination
brought out Orchards mlsdecds as
in tho trial OF Haywood.
Twice only did barrow try 10 con.
iic Orchard in regard 10 his testi-
mony and each timr failed.
When do You expect TO be tried?'
Darow asked Orchard.
Il don't know"
DO YOU expect to be tried a; nll?.
Yes. si-"
rs Your case pending on plea OF
not guilty."
II never pleaded not guilty: /
never pleaded Il, all"
Reading from the testimony OF tn.
Hay wood trial. barrow tried to make.
II appear that the witness hau
Changed his statements. but Orchard
forced his Questioncr 10 read moro
OF tile previous testimony. uhowins
that his statement had been tho same
at both trials.
Darrow announced that he would
conclude his examination tomorrow,
Attorney lIawiey said tina, the state
would finish It's case b. next Thurs
day.
Witnesses Tor the defense were
subpoened to appear mex, Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
New Nc X Banke swindied.
inv AsaocInfoa pro,s,

AUGUSTA. GA. Dec. lat was
learned hero today that parties In
New York have swindled banks in
mat city out of large sum of money
on hct'ctioua cotton warehouse re-
ceips purporting TO IL from Augusta.
Leading cotton firms in this city have
oeen notified that those bogus re-
ceips have been tIoatcd thcro for sey
crai hundred bales OF cotton claimed
10 be stored with the Savannah Val
ley Warehouse here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
calhoun's Trial postporcd.
tDy Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec. 10
Ihetrial OF Patrick Calhoun, presden,
OF tho United Railway, against whom
the grand jury returned fourteen In
dictmenis on the charge OF Offering TO
brlbc supervisors TO obtain an over
head trolley franchise. was today
Postponed until February In order
10 give Calhoun time to 30 to New
YORK on business connected with the
street railway in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
GENERAL OATES TO TAKE
UP COLONEL ELLiO1S WORK
Appointed BY Preeident Roosevelt
Commissioner to Mark Con.
fcdeyate Graves.
lRy Associatnl prosnl

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. Ia
President Roosevelt today appointed
General William c. Da,os To
success Colonel Elliot ms commits
s.oncT TO mark Confederate graves.
General Oates was formerly Cover
nor OF Alabama. 4 colonel in the Con.
'"dorate army. a brigadicr general In
tho Spanish- American war ana nj 30
n former member of the House OF
Representatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Bicycle Race the Same.
[ Nv AHSOciptod proeo,

HEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Eigh, of tho
SiAteen teams which started In the
SIX day bicycle race Were trimming to-
night and tbey will continue unit! the
hnish tomorrow night at IL O'clock.
walter Rutt and Johann Stol, Inc
Geiman- Holland team. are tied with
Joe Fosle'. OF brooklyn aud Jimmy
moran OF Boston. with five of the
o'ncr teams one lap behind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Killed His Wife and Wounded self
(Bv Associated prose1

MlNNEAroLIs. MINI. Dec. 10 =.
Z. NJ. Colby. janitor In the Oxford
Hat building. Killed his wife today
nearly Ncvcring her head from her
pony with razor. An attempt to
Mn himself will probably succeed
lie Is in n hospital. The tragedy
followed trouble over property trans.
actions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
NAN SEIZED BY MINERS
UNION HAS DISAPPEARED
Ne Was Worklnup On euildno
Being Erected by Dell Telephone
Company.
az Annooiatod rrnsnl

LUTTE. MONT. Dec. lo-rivc hun
dr"d members Of the local Miners
Union today seized miner working
NJ Il carpenter on the new Bell To!e-
phone building and took him 10 their
nall Later tho man disappeared
a. ono time a riot seemed immincn,
tn" Boil company has been boy co,tca
by union laborers in Montana be,
cana" Of tn" strike of linemcn ann
operators.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Acquitted of po,naae CHARGE.
tDy Associated Press,

Ii'i'1NIANtU f'TCNk1
'AChSoNVlLLE. FLA. Dec. 10 -
W. c. Thomas of Oransedaie was
acquitted in tho United States court
to-day on the charge OF holding in n
Condition OF pconasc. a negro. Joe
C'ar!dy, and seven others.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
New York Has sieoe OF Grip.

NEW YORK. Dec. lJ-The metro.
poiitan distrlct Is in the grip OF la
srippc. Statistics of the health de-
partncnt show that while In the
first II months of 1906 there were
200 deaths from grip in the greater
city. the total deaths from tho dis
case In the II months of 1907 am
oHnt TO so9. boiling an Increase over
last year OF 200 deaths
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Child Lah5r Laws invalid.
tBy Associated Preaal

ST cLAIRsvILLE. OHIO, Dec. Ia
Tho child labor law was declared
invalid today BY tho Circuit Cou.ti
sitting here. The decision holda that
the provisions of tho law ara In con.
traveuticn OF the constitution. The
case was that OF the State against r..
a. Rodefer of Deilaire. who waa
charged with employing boys nfter
legal hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
MAURITANIA OURD
IN THE Jersey RIVER
Big cunarder Stuck in Mud. eM Ii is
Believed That She VIII
Float Today.
Cpy Assoclatel Prossl

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1s-lrhe Cunard
iine steamer aIauretania, which is
scheduled to sail tomorrow for New
fork. went aground tonight In the
Mensey. opposite the landing stage.
rhc Mauritania Is in no danger.
The grounding was duo to the an
chors dragging while she was swing
Ing 10 the tide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
eaby's Cries save EIGHT.
Nv ASSOCIATED Presc,

ALLENTOWN. PA. Dec. i3.-Thc
cries OF an infant saved the lives OF
eight persons here today. but not bo-
lore the baby's father and brother had
been asphyiated ~ coal gns. The es-
Gaping gas awakened the baby. whose
cries aroused ono of the family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
prouty VIII Be Confirmed.
0aud lsIII uuoIJ ponurluoo)

IT Uaud IsIh1 UolJ ponuluOOl
WASHINGTON. d, c.. Dec 10 =
The Senate committee on interstate
commerce today ordered favorable
report on tho nomination OF Charles
NJ. Prouty to bo n momber OF the
Interstate Commerce commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Corteiyou Says It's a Lie.
fBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. l3.-In
answer to inquiries MS to tho truth of
the report. which has gained some
currency hero. that Secretary Cortcl
you Is about to resign from tho cabi-
net the Secrctary's sole comment
was: That's another lie"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
IFS NOW BELIEVED That
DEAD WILL NUMBER 338
HOUSE TO House Canvass In Monon.
1ah srows That Number TO
BE Missing.
~ Assoclated Presa,

MONONGAH. w. VA. Dec. 10 =
Although tho search was abandoned
asst night two moro victims OF lasr
fridays oxploSlon In mines elk and
eight of the Falrmont Coal Com
pany we're found today.
Inspectors who have stopped all
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Powers Trial postoonet.
[Dy Associatnd prpsa


GEORGETOWN, KY. Dec. u =
Owing 10 tho illness oil Attorney
Franklin. the trial OF. Caleb Powers
for the murder OF William Goebcl. to-
day was postponed until tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
Negro Hanged In Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL, Doc. li--Richard
Walton. colorel. was hanged here to.
day for the murder OF Mrs. Louise
Grant. white. last september.%, -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14
EVERY ROAD HOW BEING CUARDEO
People Aroused at Last Are petermIn.
cd to mee, the Invaders and to De-
fend tho city with Their Llvss--
Henderson Receives Notice That /,
Win DC Invaded.
VIII &c Invaded
my Associated Press,

HoPKlNSvlLLE. Ky. Dec. Ia
With Company Don duty and largo
number of citizdhs guarding every
road leading into tho city, lIopkins-
Vile passed another ~ hours without
attack by might riders" but rumors
OF an invasion are rio and tho people
are preparing to defend tho city with
their lives. On account of tho labor
troubles at the Hopkins county mines.
thu darlington military company has
returned home. Adjutant General +.
=. Johnson, of Lexington arrived in
iiopkinHvlllc today to investigate the
situation.
Henderson 10 Threatened.
HENDERSON. KY. Dec. ia
nosc$oi warning against tho frrther
receipt OF tolacco wns found tackled
on tho door of tho Imperial Tobacco
factory today and some windows
were broken out of the Gala
her House. John II. Hodge. tobacco
buyer received a warning letter ana
has placed heavily armed guards nt
HIS honses In Hcnderson, Madison
villo and slaughterville. ~
Tho Dibrell Glover factory, indo-
pendent, also has engaged guards.
Mayor fIarrls has sworn in ali tho
men asked Tor by tobacco men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-14

THE DAILY PRESS lie tho
oniy newspaper published In
Hewport News that recslscs tits
full news report vi ths Asso.
olated Prose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31
dge Garnes Tribute Memory Cavalry Leader

the parade. and though the crowd wns
immense no scrioiis accidents were re-
ported.
Many veterans who took part In the
first parade fell out when the column
reached the monument. ana after the
exercises a number of men EXHAUST
ed With long travel and the excitement
OF the march were found peacefully
Sleeping on the grass OF Elchnhond Col
lego campus.
wrenths OF towers were sont by
Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Behan and ether
proml1ott Confederate ladies', and I'M
m.diatciy after tho yell wna drawn
from the monument It vas aranod With
flowers. In which Confederate colors
Hprcdbnlitmte
One Of tho invited guests on the
platform was Mrs n C.. Grim. of New
Market. Va, who has been known as
the Mother of tho New Market Ca
dets, and who has been repeatedly
honored with nednls for her work In.
nursing tho cadets who were wounded
on TINT fatal field {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31
A TRIED PRESCRIPTION,

a tried prescription, highly recon-
mended by physicians for the relief Of
disorders of the kidneys and bladder, Is
Ruchu, Y OF. Fluid Extract of IVA
Ursi. | o. Amet Cordial, \ OF. Fluid
Extract Of Liverwort. and 10 ozs:: wa
ter. A dose of a tablespoonful OF this
continued use OF the medicine for ono
month IS calculated to drive from the
system all the Impurities which cause
the disease. While the treatment con-
tinues the patient shoul d. dr ,n.od as
ents of the prescription. are al obtain
aha at any nrst-claSs drug store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31
sEABOAnD MAY SUSPEND
DURING UNWILLING

NORFOLK. VA, May so.-7At the
office of President Garrett, OF the
senboard Air Line Railway. to- day
II was stated that the Soaboard has
officially announced its willingness
TO comply with the request OF Gem
era! Stephen -. Lee. commanding
the Confederate Veterans of the
South. that all trains on Southern
roads be stopped for five minutes at
p. NJ, June 2d, the birthday ami
versary of Jefferson Davis. and the
hour of the unwilling of the Davis
Monument at Richmond. providing
other roads will join in and comply
with General Lees request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31
THERE HAVING BEEN MANY DIE
FIIRlJN'N REPORTS


Alleging that visitors to the jamestown
Exposition have found a scarcity or
desirable hotel accommodations in Nor
folk, and that they have been charged
eXorbitant prices for the same, / nave
cndcavored by a personal investigation
to ascertain the exact truth with ref
erence to the matter, with the purpose
of giving accurate information to tho
communities of Richmond and the out
lying sections.
1t is my pleasure to be able to re-
move all doubt about satisfactory hotel
accommodations in Norfolk, with the
assurance that the same can be OF,
tanned. and at a fair rsf life.
cost. the foundation
| have ssusscess9ng any amount
Pelham Placer If you l.kc-to this
the most hdnd we will open an
residential ant in your name.
nore'' h Mnle viii guarantee an in
side roohse of 8 per cent, yearly
baths i all your deposits.
' ';';$;;;y;nal Bank,
1XoaJ
Richmond, Va
$3oo,ooo.oo
$1,000,O00.0o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31

Continued on Fifth Page,)
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Continued From First Pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31

tktS MlEnly DccNS.
To his old comrades here and to most
OF those who were In other arms OF the
service it Is tlrlce-told tale to re-
count his mighty Deeds his prowess In
battle, his sleepless vigilance, his un-
erring Judgment in strategy and at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-31

No untowara circumstances marrsa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-06

average cost per pound, and enables US
to give you better coffee for your
money than you can buy in any other
way. There are more packages Of
ARIOSA sold IN the United States
than all the other Coffee packages
combined.
If your grocer viii not supply, wnte to
ARBUCKLE BROS,
,-.a-. New York City.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-06
protecion Of consumes. roasted

andIthe, pores Of each berry seaIedlwith
a coatingeOf fash eggseand pure,sugar,
to holdsthe.gd dness&ip andlmake,the
coffee settle cIe I andgqGckIy. Better
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business, exseeding,the next four largest
firms IN the world together, reduces our
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-06
WITNESS IN AN
IMPORTANT CASE
B. J. FORD ASSISTED GOVEN
MENT IN LANDING GREEN
GOODS MEN.

b. J Ford, OF the Cumberl bid
Route, was scheduled to leave lst
night for Brooklyn, n. Y, wheyS he
was wanted as witness q the
United States court, but a few hours
before leaving time he received
telegram from the district attorney
advising him that the cases had been
'D%tponed until later date and that
eNwould not be needed.
Connected with this case is quite
an interesting story where two
green-goods men were captured
through the efforts and assistance of
Brunswick man Several months
agS Mr. Ford received letter from
an unknown green-goods man in
Brooklyn, with the usual offer of
gotg into partnership with him in
passing counterfeit bills. AT first
Mr.. Ford paid but little attention to
the letter. but finally he decided
that he would reply to the letter and
If he received a reply he would post
Uncle Sam on the matter. The let
ter directed Mr. Ford to reply by
telegraph, and this he did, receiving
an answer in very short time.
He was instructed to do all the
corresponding kgraph, but Mr.
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to the goverr ent p yed for time,
and replied By letter. The CORE
+ spondence continued r some time
and the Brunswick mal was sent a
f~Ge dollar bill. winch las pronounced
perfect by the local ank officials.
Finally a meeting was arranged
and a government official came to
Brunswick and left on Mr.. Ford's
schedule. meeting the men at the
appointed time and place, and as a
! result John sherwoosA anfS aehael
Ryan were jailed by the govG kment
officer and have since been Ii fiji in
Brooklyn.
Mr. Ford was ready Ne
night to testify in the
ceived the telegram late ~
noon notifying him of Z 3A
ment n ,
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All the latest creations in ladies
headgear win be displayed at Miss
Kate Slaters Easter opening next Fri
day and Saturday
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-03-06
Reflections of a Bachelor.

New York Press: The most fun in
going to Europe is that most of your
friends can't.
The one thing that a woman can't
understand about man is the way he
will throw away money on useful
things.
One Of the meanest things about hav-
ing money is the way every body wor-
ries for fear you will keep on having
it.
If a girl drops her glove and man
picks it up for her she tells how he
made it happen SO he could try to dirt
with her.
When you hear man bawling at the
top of the lungs he will try to tell you
afterward that he was listening to a
political argument.