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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
STANDARD OIL WILL
PUT UP STIFF FIGHT
Company Is Making Elaborate Plans
for The Defense In fhe Federal
Government Case.
WILL HAVE LOTS OF TESTIMONY
viii Introduce 1t In Bulk After the
Government Has Brought It's Case
to closc-wIIliam G. Rockefeller
Wanted he Witness-company
Had Inside Information.
Cny AssocIntcd prossN

NEW YORK, oct l6.-Counscl for
the Standard Oil Company hifte pre-
pared an elaborate defense in the gov
einmcnt's suit FOR the dissolution of
the oil combine. which they say viii
he developed in It's entirety when the
governments attorneys have cOnclud-
cd taking their testimony. The Stan
dar's lawyers said today that they
had not sought to adducc testimony
on cross examination of officials and
employees of the so-citllcd oil trust
which would refutc the allegations
made in the federal complaint but
had deferred bringing out much evil
dcncc until later when IL could DO
produced continuously and in bulk.
No intimnt.on was given OF the ma
tulc of the testimony which counsel
for the standard said would be
brought out
A telegram was sent tn William G.
Rockefeller. assistant treasurer of the
STANDARD OIL Company. of New Jersey.
last night by counsel OF the Standard.
that the government desired him aH
witness before the Adjournment is
taken on next Friday for month
/ Frank g. Kellogg counsel for the
3 United States. spent tho entire day III
placing on the records statements
submitted by the several witnesses
showing the profits made by the Stan
dard In various localities of the coun-
try.
Statements were produced showini
That the Standard secured information
concerning competitive shipments N
the United States and IN foreign coun
tries
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
"AFFiNiTY" PAIR DECLARED
TO BE CRAZY BY DOCTORS
Brooklyn Minister and Ills Ideal Re
leased on Charge of Offending
Public Dccency.
cry Associated Pross.)

NEW YORK, Oct l6.--Kings conn
~ hospital physicians having de
cnrcd both Rev. Maxwell Wallenta.
nasto. of ST. Lucas German Evangeli,
cal Lutheran church, of williamsburg,
aud Mrs. Dora Bauer, his affinity"
insane the couple were discharged In
police court today.
Mrs Bauer who is The wife OF Louis
A. Bauer an olcctrotypcr. and tho
minister We're arrested few DAYS
ago charged with offending public
dcccncy and were committed to have
their sanity inquired into ms thcy had
declared. themselves to. be ,iBoul
mates
Relatives took them In charge upon
their release.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
t Flew from lo]se Boxing !aIo
SOM Powder, According to
Story Of Workman.
DEAD NOW NUMBER THIRTY EIGHT
Six Hundred were Hurt at Fontcnet,
Ind, Of Whom FIFTY Were Badly In
Iured-The Property Loss viii
Amount to s75o,coo-Town Placed
Under Martial Law.
(by Asnoclntrd prn.al

FONTANET, IND, oct. lG.-Thlrty.
eight lives snuifcd out. SIX hundred
persons injured OF which number
iltty were seriously hurt ana prop
crty loss of approximately $3.50, 900 is
the latest estimate of the destruction
wrought by the explosion Mt the Du-
pont powder mills yesterday morning.
FROM workman employed In the
glazing mills II was learned today
mat Il hot box" from which sparks
we're transmitted to some loose powder
was IN all probability the cause of
the catastrophe.
me employc, whose name Is William
Sherrow. and who Is dangerously hurt
ns the result of the explosion, said:
"The explosion of yesterday in which
so mhny lives were lost. was caused
ny loose boxing on the shaft The day
before this terrible explosion happen-
ed we had thrown water on II whom AZ
became too hot This time it got too
not and sent of the sparks that caused
the explosion"
Another company of state militia
arrived nj indianapolis this evening
( and ilFmodiately went iniorcanilss irhe
! town is now under martial law, the
Two companies of state troops being
1 In fun control
Coroner Loavltt, of Vogor county.
spent the entire day Investigating the
cause of the explosion. The coroner
declares that It Is his opinion that not
more than thirty men were mt work
at the time tho explosion occurred.
ne said that In an explosion of such
intensity, 1t was probable that a num-
Der of persons might he blown to
atoms and their bodies never recov-
pred
Tho injured at this place and Terre
4 llautc are getting along nicely and
1t is thought no more deaths will oc-
cur.
Dupont's Honeymoon Interrupted.
> WILMINGTON. DEL. oct. lG- Al.
fred !. Dupont. vlce-presldent of the
e Dupont Powder Company. who was
married To Mrs. Alicia Bradford Mad
der, in New York yesterday. and who
intended to take Il long motoring trip
as his honeymoon. was informed Of the
Explosion ut Tontanct immediately
after The wedding. Mr., Dupont at once
cancelled his intended trip ad
wired to Governor Hadley $4,000 and
To use any amount in excess Of $4,000
If he finds It necessary.
Mr. Dupont left for Fontanet to per-
scnaly supervise the work there. He
was accompanies by Frank Noble. the
general manager of the Dupont com
pany in Wilmington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Hoher and ssvenIssn-Year-0Id
Daughter Cause AssaIIant 10 Flee.
lYHGHING AVtRTE0 IN OAHvIllt
Attack is Made in Wealthy Part Of
thc City and Bloodhound Goes to
House Where Two Men are Ar
rested-csn't Identify Accused.

DANNl.LE. VA. Oct. ia nude
negro tcrroizcd the fashionable West
End section of Danvilc about Gao
last evening by attacking Mrs. John
w. Terrell and her seventeen-year.
old daughter. who were out walking.
and knocking the former down befo =
being put TO flight. after terrific
struggle to overcome the mother and
hcr daughter
The greatest excitement prevailed.
it being feared the negro would he
lynohed if captured Meanwhile Hur-
ricane Branch was telcgraphed to come
mere with his bloodhounds.
Thomas Baze and William Hcndor-
son. half-irothcrs. were arrested at
l:l5 O'clock this morning and landed
in Jail Bazc answers the description
of the men who attacked Mrs. Fe.rcll
and her daughter.
Hurricane Branch and his blood
hound Tiee. Ir arrived here al five
o'clock this morning The dog started
on the trail at 1890 o'clock and went
To the house In the West End in
which Baze and Henderson were ar
rested.
Mrs. Terrell went to the Jail today
10 identify the assailant. but. as it
was nearly dark at the time of the
attack. she expe ricnced some diff
Guilty in identifying the negro. She
could not say positively that Bazo is
tile guilty person.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Recorded in Baltimore

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. l6.-The
seismograph Mt Johns Hopkins Univel+
slty shows that the earthquake was
the strongest recorded by that instru
ment since that mt San Francisco. The
record shows that the disturbance be.
gan few minutes past nine o'clock
and continued for period of two
hours.
The most violent tremor was mt 9:13
and during the II minutes following
the needle of the seismograph was
shaken entirely off the recording cyl
inder.
Professor Reid said that the record
of the shock on the Hopkins seismo
graph was about of the same intensity
as the record of the San Francisco
earthquake.
Professor Harry Fielding Reid, pro
lessor of geological physics. who has
charge OF the Hopkins seismograph
said today that while he had not as yet
had time to study the earthquake full
ly, he was inclined to believe that the
center of the disturbance was not more
than LOCO males away, possibly in
the South Atlantic ocean in the vici
nifty ithe Bermuudas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
ANDREWS La INCHES TiRODE
AGAINST NEWSPAPERS
President OF the University of Cali
fornit Says That Proved Libeler
Should be Hnnoed
OBy the Associated Press

WASHINGToN. Oct. President
benjamin Andrus. of the Univcr-
sity of Nebraska. in addressing the
fall conyocation OF the George Wash
ineton University hcrc today. bitterly
denounced. what he termed malicious
and wlful misrepresentation of the
acts of public or prominent men by
the press. Hanging, he said should
be the punishment metcd out to n
proved liheler.
None of the business Williams al
legged 10 be so rife" he continued,
"can compare in atrocity with these
squalid campaigns of lii'el and libelous
ca features. which recent months
have produced"
Or Andrews said he did not care
for the rich as such but that the
pride idlcness and doubtful prac
ticc OF few rich are no just cause
for putting all Itch men IN the pill
lory.
He contendcd that high prices of
commodities were attributed to the
tolerance Of the public rather than
TO monoDolistic tendencies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
NO VOTE TAkcN At THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL MEETING
inspectors Could Not Finish Their
Work of Examining Proxies
Election Today

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct, 16-Thc meet
ing of the Illinois Central stockhold
crs which was called at MONDAY was
finally adjourned In the afternoon
until . o'clock tomorrow morning.
No vote ON the directors was taken.
and it is possible that none will he
reached before late tomorrow. II is
generally expected. however. that the
early session will see The new direc.
torntc established
me delay was caused by the ina.
billy Of the inspectors who were
appointed committee on credentials
TO consider the proxies, 10 finish their
work. Tho adiominmcnt was taken
after an earnest tilt between William
Nelson Cromwell, MIR Hartman S
leading counsel, and James a. pat
ten. prominent momLar of tho
Chicago Board of Trade
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
OLD TIME ORIOLES ONCE
MORE BEATEN BY CUBS
Formet Champions Put Up a Splcn.
did Article OF Ball ana Result
Was In Doubt.
m AesocInled prnssl !

BALTIMORE MD. oct. I6.-rhc
old Orlolc baseball club mcmbc 8,
thrcc psmant Winners. today lost
ny score of = to to the Baltimore
Eastern League team of The past sea-
son. the second OF II series OF three
games arranged for Homo Coming
Week, but lost II by narrow mar
GIN ana not until the ninth inning
was the winning run scored by the
Youngsters
1t was Il pitchers battle. In which
Mcmahon for the Veterans. carried
Oft the hopors. even though his team
WAS defeated Indeed all three of
the runs that made the games total
wee chargcahlc TO errors, ana not
To the work of either Mcmahon o.
iIurchcll, who was his opponent,
The attendance was even larger
Than that at tho first game played
on Monday
The Youngsters made two runs. six
hits ana ono crros. ana the veterans
ono run. five hits and five errors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
SeIsnOg'aphs In Albany and BALL.
more Mol Able 10 Record Full
Strength Of Shocks
CENTER OF D STU28ANcE N SOUTH
Capital City of Ncw York State Ex-
perences TWO Distinct Shocks, But
No Damage Seems to Have Seen
Done-Worst Shock at s;ta a. m.
Yesterday.
(Ry Associnted Press

ALBANY, n. V, Oct 18th. oc-
currcn%e of an earthquake of unusual
proportions WAS indicated by the sci
sihosraDh at the state museum, which
registered its passage during ii perou
OF nearly an hour today.
The record shows he disturbance
to have originated at distance of
about 1000 miles from Albany. and
the vibrations of one of the instrl.
ments We're so violent as to exceed its
limit for registering.
According TO bulletin issued by
State Geologist clark, the direction
OF the transmission cannot be stated
with certainty, though from Il comrarl-
son OF two records received the center
OF the disturbance would seem to have
been somewhere in the South or the
Southwest
The arrival of the first waves was
recorded at 9:04 n. m. and of the main
vibrations ut 9:l4 Il. IN. The latter
lasted about five minutes after which
the swings gradually subsidized, but
were traccable for about an hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
TAFT 70 THE F|L|P|NOs
Secretary Of War Formally Opens
The First General Assembly.
THE ISLANDS ARE NOT FOR sale
Denies That He Has Lost Faith ir
the Natives to Govern Themselves
sut Sell Governments =-.:.:
Way Off.



MANILA, p. l.. oct. iG.-Secrctary
Taft formally opened the Philippine
assembly in the National theater at
ll:l5 this morning in the presence
OF Il large crowd of people In his
opening address Mr.. Taft reiterated
his former statements regarding the
Philippine Islands. declaring that his
views announced two years agE re-
harding the independence of, the
Philippine people. were unchanged.
"" did not believe that they would be
fitted TO govern themselves for al
least a generation. hut he added that
the matter was entirely in the hands
of Congress.
The Secretary denied cmphatically
that tho United States had any inten.
ton of dsposng of the islands. and
said he had absolute confidence in
the Filipnos denied that he was dis
appointed AT their ability TO legislaio
conservativoly. and reiterated his he
lief that they felt their rasponsibili.
~ aud knowledge Of the necessity
of supporting the American govern
ment
Nr. Taft Jcfraincd from making any
snegtsiinn regarding sporific leeisla
tion on the m of the philiDnine as
seml''y. Int he recommended that Mt
tention be paid to the civil service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Not Felt in West Indies.

NEW YORK. Oct 16=InGuiry
among cable companies today failed
TO disclose any interruption of COM
munication in the two Americas. Those
lines reaching the Central America
and West indies were reported as
working smoothly and the officials
of the companies said hat none of
their offices or those OF their connec-
lions TO the south had reported any
earthquake d'stu Dances.
IS the field thus covered embraces
all of the West Indies. all of Central
America and both coasts of youth
America. !, is evident that the quake
recorded by various scismographs to-
day did not occur in any largely popu
lated region on the Western Henri
sphere. II probably was an under oce
an disturbance.
Continued Six Minutes in Washington
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct 1G.-An
earthquake of great violence, was re-
corded by he seismograph of the
weather bureau today. The stronges!
motion cf the disturbance began Short
ly after nine o'clock this morning and
subsidized about six minutes later. the
approximate time as shown by tho
government instruments beng from
9:li .. IN to 800
The earthquake. which was one OF
the most violent over recorded here
was also shown on the seismograpl
AT the Coast and GcodetIc Survey Mag
nctic observatory at Chcltenham, Md
The instrument there showed the vi
brations began at S59:44 a. m. eastern
standard time. and continued about
two hours The maximum disturbance
was from 9:1i o'clock to 9:2O o'clock
The weather bureau was not prepared
for examination Of the scismograpt
records TO mako anv announcement
as to the probable distance or direc
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
RUSSIA'S. AWFUL RECORD
OF MURDERS AND RIOTS
Police Statistics Show That in Sep.
TENDER 2o7 Officers Were AS
sassinated.
IN Associated p 49, !

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1G.-Thc
police statistics published today re.
81 ding terrorism durlng the month
of September show that 81 persons
were executed; that 207, including 10
officials. were murdered and that 172
people were wounded in various -
frays TIC record does not include
the casualties in the anti-Jewish
riots at Odessa. Rostow and Simfopol.
The police also report 1G5 attacks
made by AIMED men on building or
representatives Of The authorities, and
the discovery of thirty-four of bombs
and explosives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Favor Church Union.

CLEVELAND CHIC. Oct. f6.-T'he
report of the committee OF twenty
oight TO which had been referred The
question OF church union. was made
to the triennial council OF the Con
grcsational church in session here to,
nisht and was unanimously adopted
The report favors the amalgamntion
Of the Congregationalisis, Methodist
Protcstants and United Brethren.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Today's Exposition
Program.
NEW JERSEY DAY.
HARTFORD DAY.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST DAY.
NEWARK. OHIO, DAY.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA DAY
speclaI Eeatures o. M pax.


KNIGHTS OF MALTA DAY.
Special Features OF the Day.
/ II. m.-Review of all troops.
including sailors. Norfolk Navy
Yard and Soldiers from Fort
Mon oc.
II a. m.-Drill, Twenty.third
Infantry Bayonet Exercises and
Butts Manual; Drill Second
squadron. Twelfth Cnlvaiah
II n. Concert. Phinney's
United States Band, Reviewing
Stand.
II a. m.-Conccr,, Exposition
Band. transportation Building.
1880 Il. m.--New Jersey state
Day Exc cises. Reviewing Stand.
1880 n. m.-Organ Recital, j.
Frank Frysngcr. Convention Hall
p. m.-Piano Recital, j. Phil
lips Rowland
l;S0 D. M Exercises. Disciples
of Christ Day. Auditorium: Phln-
ncy's Band. Metz Sisters, Quar-
tette, ana Organ
. p. m.-Stereoptican. Public
Disbursement. f. c. Routzahn
ptNihi i-'Vh'iilA iDuilullS.
$3.50 p. m.-Stereoptican. Con
trolnblc Conditions. Conclusive to
Consumption, Social Economy
Building
$50 p. Speedy. High Diver,
War Path
G:3o p. m.-Concert, Filipino
Orchestra. Auditorium.
$50 p. m.-Song Recital David
Disphan, Baritone, Auditorium.
$50 p. m.-Speedy. High Diver.
War Path
Stated Program Every Day.
7:a0 a r'i-Gates Omen.
$3.50 to 1880 Il. m.-Conccrt.
Exposition Band, Main Entrance
Stand.
10 a m.-And hourly thereaf
ter Exhibition OF Weather Blu.
rcau Earthquake Recorder, Gov.
eminent Building A.
10 to II "a. m.-Demonstration
of Reading by the Blind, Social
Economy Building.
II a. Fairgrounds, n great
Educational Movement Lantern
Photographs Miss Maria Erskine
Social Economy Building.
1880 a. preparation of
large weather map from reports
from all sections of the country.
1880 a. ILLUSTRATED Lecture.
;:. :; ia nSscr. :
c. j. Blanchard. u. s. r. s.. Inter.
Tor Department, Government
Building a.
u. M Geographic and stere-
optican Exhibition. Scenes on In.
diam Reservation with lecture. In.
terror Department, Government
building a.
2 to 4 p. m Concert, Phin.
ney's United states Band, Audito-
RUM
200 p Geographic Exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley, Government Building a.
2:21 p. m.-United States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
3 p. ILLUSTRATED Lecture.
"The Land That Cod Forgot" by
G. J. Blanchard. u. S. n. S. In
terror Department. Government
Building A.
u. m.Zlllustrated Lecture.
Yellowstone National Park. by
Mr.. e. c. Culyes, Government
Building a.
4 D. Chidrcn's Farms and
Gardens. Henry Griscom Par
sons, Stcrcoptican, Social Econo.
my Building.
4 to 6 p. m.-Frec Public Play
ground, near Mothers and Chill.
drens' Building.
6 to Z p. m-ConcVt. Exposi-
ton Band. Raleigh Court.
Z to . p. m.-Concert. Phin-
nCy'e limited Sfotos p,nd d.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
TeetIna Stamp MachInes.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct i5.-va-
ious dcyiccs offe-cd ia the Postofflcc
department for vending stamps lS
means of the slot" mechanism were
tested today by the commission re-
Gently appointed 10y PostmasterGen-
eral Meyer. Among the machines ex
hibitel are two from Germany and
England. The tests Will be continued
for several days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Was Felt In Canada

TORONTO, CANADA Oct. 1G.-An
extraordinary earthquake was record
ed today on the Toronto observatory
seismograph at 9:O2 At OILS the
tremors exceeded the scale limit OF
the instrument and continued for about
three minutes. The vibrations con.
tinucd Until 1915.
Che quake is estimated TO have oc
CURED 5000 miles away, presumably
south from here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Victory for Mayor Mcclellan.

NEW YORK. Oct, lG.-In decision
rendered today by Supreme Court
Justice Groenbnum, Attorney General
Jackson Is ordered to give Mayo. Nc
Clellan y bill of particulars as to the
alleged frauds In the mayolnlty cleo.
ilcn cf two years ago. In l.9iS election
districts In Greater New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Colin NE Unbeaten chnmplon.

BELMONT PARK. y. Y. oct. lG.--
Colin at the prohibitive price of |
To scored an easy victory IN the
Champagne stake. seven furlones
straight az Belmont Park today and
IN winning beat the track record or
l.23. Through his victory today Colin
has won II straight victories. and now
retires for the season. the unbcatcn
champion twoyearold of the year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Buglars Butcher AGED Couple.
lRr A ocnninAnI Iro.r

MORGAN CITY. LA. Oct. 1G.-Ncws
reached here today of double muir
der near Franklin. st. Mary Parish.
last night, when persons supposed to
have been burglars entered the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Scifred. an
old counlc and butchcred them with an
axe. There is no clue to the identity
Of the murdcrcrs. - Nr-H73
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
New Auto Record.
fBv Assoclatod Press. }

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Oct 10
Christie Strange nephew of Walter
Christie. lowered the worlds mile au-
tomobile record for a circular track
here today. covering The distance in
oiSs seconds. The previous record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Spirits Go Up Again.
Gly Accar;ntA1 ~. =

CINCINNATI OHIO, Oct. 1s,-Thc
Wholesale price of spirits was advanc.
ed one cent n gallon here today. me
advance brings the basis price of n
proof gallon of spirits up to s1.35 a
gallon minus the revenue. The price
Is the highest reached since the civil
war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
Theatrical Managers Indicted.

''f wv ENNs'OCIHItu I'TtSS.J
KANSAS CITY, MO. Oct. ia
grand jury in the criminal court here
today returned nineteen indictments
against managers of Kansas City thea
tres for keeping their playhouses of
amusement open on Sundays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17
High Ball Wins Anothe--.

LEXINGTON. KY. oct, 1G.-High
ball annexed To his list of winnings
for this year the famous Mcdowell
stake for 2:O9 trottcrs in easy fashion
today. Much disappointment was ex-
pc fenced because Lillian r., did not
start against High Ball MS ii was gen.
orally conceded that she is the only
morse here in High Balls class.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17

THE DAILY PRESS 10 tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the A,so-
clatcd Proes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-17

THE WEATHER.
Fair and slightly wa 'mer
Thursday; Friday partly cloudy,
light to fresh to Yves. winds.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-06-13
SoIutlon Lies Win Homemaker.

Again. actual experience has
shown that the national forest will
fulfil the larger purpose for which
they were created All who have
lhoughtfully studied the subject have
come to see that the solution of the
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-29
WINTERS LIVING
STILL NO LIGHT ON CASE
IN IRVINGT0N.
Close Friend of the Injured Mans Fam
lily Says There Will Be Police
Case If winters Dies.

While Charles B. Winters. the Irvington
man who. it is believed by his family
was murderously assaulted somewhere IN
this city last Wednesday night, IS re-
ported lowering between life and DEATH
the mystery surrounding the assault deep
ems. i
Tit mystery was made more profound
by the statements made to a reporter this
morning by one of Ir%vington's best known
men and a friend of the Winters family.
He cannot now reveal what he has learned,
he said. as he has promised to keep secret
what his investigation has made known
to him. but he remarked significantly: II
Winters dies. there will be a case that the
police must look into thoroughly.
Winters rallied n little Saturday a1ter-
noon, but he became worse yesterday. ne
then apparently rallied a little, but this
morning his condition was said to pc
again much worse. DR.. A c. Wilkes, the
attending physician, had not seen Win
tiers this morning. but the mans condition
last night, he said, gave reason to belleVe
that the man might recover. The deter
mining factors, according to the physician
are the treacherous attacks of acute alcn-
holism that keep, swaying the injured man
In the balance.
The Irvington police made an investiga-
tiOn from the local end Saturday night.
but found out nothing that would dis
close how Winters came to be injured.