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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
ONE PiTTSBURG BRiBER
WILL HAVE TO 90 TO JAii
Charles r. Richardson Who Was In.
tcrcsted I'm Tube City Railroad
Franchise Found Guilty.
Cny Aasucinted Press.l

PlTrSBuRG, PA. June 20
Charles II. Richardson was convicted
III criminal court today OF conspiracy
with Harry - l'ostaph, Joseph Flah-
erty and j. i. Milholland to attempt
10 bribc councllmcn 10 pass the Pitts
burg and Tube City Rnilrond fran
chlsc ordinance. Ii was charged
that Richardson furnished G. s. Cam.
oion. president OF ihc pittsburg and
tube CITY Railroad with $4,000
with which to do the alleged brlbing
OF couhcilmcn. The money later dis
appeared, resulting In charges being
made against Councilman w. A, Mar.
Tin who was recently conv.cted. En.
ginccr j. u. Milholland OF tho rail.
road; j. J.. Flahcrty. President Cam.
eron ana others. Tho case of Pres.
ident Cameron Will be tried tomor.
row.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2c, 1907.
MISS LOVING COMPELLED
TO TELL HORRIBLE TALE

(Ilstes) took my daughter out driv-
ims and drugged ana ruined hcr.'
The witness testified that Judge Low
Ing in 1905 got on a spree in Lynch
burg ana his mental condition was
seriously affected as Il result.
"Will Il long series of debauchcs
alfcct the brain?H he was asked.
Yes was the answer.
On cross examination. DR.. Tunstall
said that he had never heard the
sanity OF Judge Loving discussed he
fore the tragedy. He had heard of
his temper, his unreasonable acts,
his passion and his harshncss.
You are not an expert OH insanity,
are your
NO"
Attorney Doulding remarked, 81
thought not" Uaughter)
Dr. Me!vn's Testimony.
Or. II. b. Melvin, of Halifax. was
the next witness called by the de
lclse. lie stated that he had passed
upon the mental condition of many
people. lie testified that continued
drink brought excitement which often
ended in insanity.
DIR. Melvin was cross examined by
Attorney Homding. He stated that
his practice was mostly for bodily
diseases He explained the effect
on the brain Of excessive use of
liquor.
Miss Loving Tells Pitiful Story.
AT the afternoon session Judge
Barksdale ordered the court room
cleared of all persons except those
directly Interested and the news
paper men. In Il few seconds the
crowd had filed out. Everybody
knew this step was preliminary to
the placing on the stand of Miss
Loving. Miss Loving was weeping
when she took the arm OF Attorney
Lee, leading counsel for the defense,
who led her to the stand.
She wore Il black skirt and waist,
black hat and veil OF The same color.
She lifted her veil nld began her
story !.
For the first few minutes she had
10 be allowed 10 stop at intervals in
in order To dry the tears which con
tinrally ran down her face.
During the recital several of the
attorneys for the defense and Judge
Loving. his young son and Miss An
ME Snead sister of Mrs. Loving
gave way 10 tears.
Miss Loving testified that she wa.
20 years old; that her relations with
her father were always affcctionatc;
that he had always been a most de
voted father
What She Told Him.
Relate to the jury in your Owl
words everything that took place he
tween yourself ana YOUR father whcI
he called you into his ROOM
"lle told ME that Uncle Harr,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
Dodges The Newspaper Men When
They Question lin About Politics
WITH ROOSEVELT FOR FOUR HOURS
Says He Dropped in to Make Bet
With the President on the Result
of the Harvard-Yalc Ball Game.
The Cuban Situation.
UBy Associated Press.l

OYSTER BAY, l.. L.. June Co.
Secretary Taft spent four hours with
President Roosevelt today and said
as he left Oyster Bay to return to the
Yale commencement, that IA number
of important matters relative to
Cuba, Panama and the Philippines
had been concluded. and that the
public announcement relative to these
transactions would come when the APP
propriate orders were issued on his
return TO Washington
Relative to Cuba Secretary Taft
said that Governor Magoon's admin
istrati0n would continue about IS
months longer, the taking of the
census which is now progressing and
the preparation for the election 10
select native president would soon
be complete.
The Secretary is planning to spend
five weeks at Murray Bay, Canada.
his vacation to begin about week
after his return to Washington from
New Haven.
When the Secretary was asked to
talk of his presidential candidacy he
carried the question with The jocIlar
announcement that he had run down
from the Yale commencement excr-
ciscs to lay bet with the President
that Yale would beat Harvard In
the ball game today. When he re-
turned to the station he said he for
got TO bring a big red apple for the
bet but that he had nothing further
to add to the political literaurc OF
the country Ue said he had mn;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
EXPOSITION GOVERNORS
WILL LOSE THEIR JOBS

effort to locate the men guilty OF the
Independence station outrage by
starting Il bloodhound from the chair
inng used In pulling on the minc OK
plosion. He said The dog took the
road 10 Colorado Springs. the one
over which Orchard fled In the night
and that when lie reported 10 Slcr-
linz he got orders 10 call the dog
OH Sterling said he knew who blew
~ the station ANA later said that
steve Adams had done SO. Tho state
fought the admission of the blood.
hound story and also opposed the
admission of evidence covering gen
oral features of the Colorado labor
law, but in both Instances the court
ruled with the defense
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
State Department Evidently Ex-
poets That There viii be
Trouble 10 South America.
zELAYGs AMBITION THE CAUSE
He Is Still schcmins for Union of
All the Republics With Himself at
the Head and If He Persists There
Will Be a General War-Anothcr
Expedition.
fny Associated prcssl

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 25.---
The possibility of serious trouble in
Central America. growing out of the
disturbed conditions existing there
incidental to the alleged ambition OF
President Xclaya OF Nicaragua, to
form union OF Central American
states. has caused the administration
10 dispatch the fine new cruiser Mil
wnukee to that locality Orders for
her TO proceed forthwith from the
Mare Island navy ward. Cal. went for
ward from the Navy Department to-
day The vessel is in command of
Commander Charles a. Cove and viii
20 to In Union. san Salvador. Tho
collier Saturn also has been directed
to proceed to La Union and from this
vessel the Milwaukee ana the gun
hoat Yorktown which Is now at Aca.
Julia, Will coal. The stay of the Mil
waukcc in Central waters is profile.
matlca and will in n measure depend
upon the conditions that devotion in
that section of the world She goes
ostensilly for the protection or Amor.
lean interests which arc threatened
because the situation as it now OK
lists.
The cruiser st. Louis now on her
way TO Brazilian port. is enroute
10 the Pacific coast and will arrive
i'm Central American waters in about
two months. 1t may be that she will
relieve the Milwaukee in the event
that the administration decides to
have that vessel return North and
1T is deemed necessary 10 continue
the presence of the two American
vessels in that section. The state
| Department today received Il cable
gram from American Minister Lee. ut
Guatemala City, stating that tho sit
nation IN Salvador is so critical that
both. Guatemala and Salvador are
sending troops to the frontier.
Coupled with the news received by
tho State Department, reporting dis.
unict in Salvador and the movement
of troops to the frontier hv both Sal
vador ana Guatemala. is the Informal
ton received bv Senior Mcia the min
lister from Salvador. 10 The effect
that the news has reached his gov
eminent that Nicaragua is planning
another expedition against it. The
information comes in despatch to
the minister from President Figncro
No details are available regarding the
expedition.
Less than two weeks ago an 'cx-
petition which it was reported was
armed and equipped by President Zc-
lava and which was carried aboard
the Nicaraguan ennboat Nome tombo,
landed at Acatjutla and made AZ I'M
successful attempt to proceed inland
Ever since he became involved in
trouble with Mexico III connection
with the assassination of former
President Calrcrra, of Guatemala. he
has been apprehonsive that his neigh
Dor Zclaya of Nicaragua would seize
the opportunity to overthrow him by
attacking him from without and
forming revolution from within and
this is believed to explain the co
operation with the president of Sal.
vador.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
Exposition Program for Today
Drlll by

ZOO to 500 a. mMaryond Teachers by
Co A.. Florida
a. nc
500 Il m-Dril, Twontythrd
Il m--Dr Battery Regiment Field
Artillery.
1000 mtn1 hourly thereafter Exhibition
earthquake recorder, Cove rnmcnt building a.
ni.-Cuardmomt Twcnty-third Infantry
1900 to 1900 a. mDri Cadets S. C. Military
100 p. mOrgan recital Mr..
Preparation of
A..
photographic
Indian Department
building a.
p m-nnes Band Concert Auditorium.
ect scenes in
Valley building A.
p.
p Geographic Exhibition
onal with lecture r. c. Culver
1880 p m.Concert Mrs
M Cadets c. Military Academy
SEQ p m--nnes Band Concert Auditorium.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
First New Cotton in Nem Ynrk.

New York, June 25.-Thc first
bale of now cotton TO arrive at New
York was sold ut auction IN front OF
me cotton exchange today. Luthnm
Alexander and Company were the
successful bidders. The purchase
price was forty cents per pound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
CAPTAIN and Crew Lost.

VANCOUVER, b. c., June 25.-
The tug Constance carrying Captain
Nelson and crew of,,six mon all Of
New Westminster, has lecn lost with
all on board Mt Rivers Inlet 800
miles north of here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26
So Swear The Witnesses for The
Dsfsnse in SteuneebsPg
Murder Case.
BELIEVED He HAD BEEN BuAcOED
Thought That the Man Who Was
Afterwards Governor of Idaho Had
a Hand in His Losing His Interest
In the Hercules Mne-Defcnsc
Gains Point.

ROISE. IDAHO. June 25-rhe first
direct testimony In defense of Will
lam ID. Haywood was offered today.
II was chiefly directed toward show
INK that Harry Orchard blaming
Frank Steunenberg for the loss of his
interest in the Hercules mine, had
threatened to have revenge Ivy kill
Ing him and that the conduct of Or
cbard ana G. *. Sterling, both OF the
Independence explosion when they
were frequently seen together and
afterwards when Sterling called off
q bloodhound that was following Or
chard's> trail justified the Inference
that the mine owners inspired the
crime.
Tho Gazing of the first Witness for
the defense was preceded by further
examination of Orchard 10 permit the
defense TO complete its formal qucs
tons. These We're nearly all in
connection with the claim that Or
clnrd killed Steuncnhorg because of
an alleged grudge growing from the
sale OF his interest In the Hercules
mine.
Orchard, who came into court I'M
der protection OF the same squadron
81 guards that always act MS his es-
cort, maintained his old calInncss
ana spoke in low pitched tone. He
again denied that he over threatened
to kill Stcunonbcrg because of the
Hercules mine and again assorted
that he sold his interest In the mine
years before the trouble that drove
him out of Northern Idaho. Two wit
ncsses called later in the day sworc
that Orchard did threaten to kill
Steuncnberg because of The Hercules
matter ana the defense has prepared
the way FOR such testimony from a
dozen more Witnesses The two
heard to1ry werc +. r. Redo once of
Cripple Creek ana now of GoldGcd.
New, and Charles a. Sullivan, form
crly OF Cripple Greek and now Il
Waterman in the brown hotel in Den
ver
Heard Orchard Make Threats.
Redd said he heard Orchard make
The statement when he and Orchard
were fellow boarders at John
Nevillc's place in Cripple Crock Or
chard repeatedly said that but for
Steunenberg he would be II rich man
and that he intended to kill him.
The cross examination showed that
both were members of the Western
Federation OF Miners and that Sull-
van was friend OF Haywood. Meyer
and many of the union leaders Mt
Cripple Creek.
DR.. !. l.. Niece. n mining broker
of the Coucr De Alcncs. another i'm.
peaching witness, sworc that Orchard
told him in 1901 ut Wallace, Idaho.
that he was "spottcr" for dc.
tcctiye agency.
The other witnesses were princj-
pally women who run lodging houses
nj Cripple Creek locating Orchard nj
various conference of the mine own
ors prior To the Independence OK
plosion and there was further show
inc rs to meetings between Orchard
and ID. G. Scott. the detective for the
Florence Il Cripple Greek Railway.
Defense Gets in Important Evidence.
Another witness told of the effect
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-26

THE DAILY PRESS
Is the only newspaper
In Newport News that
receives the full Asso.
ciated Press report.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Salid)e 8citGnoniiic:

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
9cS SGnacrs Stud.

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5cit lGot $50.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
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