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BuTT-on Tuesday. November Il. Major Richard ?.
Funeral services at his late rssdsnes No Gao J,f;s
az 30 o,cIcS F, = on 'Ily ana rNbe M S;rsn, M
sFSss No sI Loyal LsEi0p Isl New YORK vcHnssst
tgai Benea, Asseeation OF ed Rsgins3t Company g
Veteran Association, invited to attend.
cIARK-on November T. 1907. M4rsaEet L. wso- q
9 S tae Wl.am ~ Slars tu1sfsI services az s1s e
l25 East 0Tth ST.. Friday November Is. at II O'CLOCK
cLEMoNs-As 1SSo a.. P9~yIa Wayne County y a. No
CRANE-On Wednesday. November 49, 1851. at No. sia
East Tsth St. Anna Gertrude Funeral private
DUBoIs-At Greenwich. Conn., on Monday morning
S''s@ @ had ih az Ss
residenee. Livingston Manor. y. Y. Thursday.
Novsm0eF H. at p m Intsrment at ElleuyiiIs.
KENEvAN-on November IL. Bridget. beloved wife
daughter. Mrs. T. ]. Higgins. No 251 President st.
ne funeral from stephens caSrc6 % TSursag
Cemetery
LEEDs-At stamford. Conn., on wednesday November
l3 1907 Charlotte Josephine Leeds services
stanford conn. Friday. November is. at p. m
MALoNEY-on Monday November H. John E Ma
BroS rhGsdag ' ssS % AsHSs SS TO % Ho s
Name Church Interuent at Holy Cross Cemetery
on Monday November H. IN The sshy
Sepee No 2sl Albany ave, BTookiyn. THURSDAY. At
his nirty-ninth year Funeral strictly private from
Decatur ST., Brooklyn.
MoRToN-At No "A West esd e.. November ~. Bell
Haus shter or G. Nash and Mary e ". MortOn- Funeral
services at Scotch Presbyterian Church Chapel. No
west Both St. at p. m. Friday, November rs. In
ternlent private
hoBINSoOn Wednesday November l3, at her residences
No; 95S Madison ave. Emma Davis. widow OF Thomas
Robins and daughter Of the late samuel Davis The
funeral services win be held the Church OF the Holy
Communion, 10th ST. 9TH ave. Friday. NOvenl-
ber 10 at 23O .. Philadelphia papers please copy.
SPEIR-On November Is isoT. at her Fesidenes.
Elberon N. J.. Mary D. Sper. beloved wife Of Franz
W. Speir. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
UNGER-At Newark. y. J.. Wednesday. Novsmosr
i3 1907 Eliza PTidhaln wife q Herman Inger. E0-
neral services will be held az her home. No IS LIN
coin Park, Newark Friday. November Is. at p
Interment at the convenience OF the family.
vALENTINE-At New Rochelle. n. Y. November
Matthias B. Valentine. In his S6th Relatives
friends respectfully invited attend ths
funeral from his late residence. No. so Locust
New Rochelle. y. Y. on Thursday. November H. at
2. IN. InteTment private
WALKER-On Monday, November II. 1901, johanna
beloved wife OF the late Thomas Walker Rela
and friends invited 70 attend funeral from
residence. No. as Ttdea ave. Flstbush. L
T.. Thursday. az $50 a thence 20 Holy CTcss
Church. where requiem will be offered
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ANNA HELD HAS HEAVY COLD ONLY.

Philadelphia. Nov. llama Held is still i'll IN
this city and rumor this morning said that she
was in a critical condition from pneumonia Her
physioiuns denied this, however, and said she is
s,ffering from heavy cold. She viii be taken 70
atlantic city on Saturday for few days rest.
Her manager has decided 70 cancel the first week
Of her New York engagement. which to have
begun next Monday night
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ROYAL DAUGHTER BORN IN ROME.

Rome Nov. 1s.-Queen Helena this morning
gave birth to a daughter. The baby has been
named Giovanna King Victor Emmanuel and
Queen Helena, who were married In October.
1885, now have four children-Princess Yolande.
born June 1. 1901; Princess AIafalda, born No
vember 10. 1902; Prince Humbert. the heir ap-
parent. born September 10, 1904. and Giovanna,
born to-day
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SUZANNE ADAMS ARRIvEs.

Mime suzanne Adams, the grand opera prima
donna, who has been abroad for four years,
turned to this country yesterday the White Star
liner Oceanic to sing in the variety theatres con-
Quoted by the Messrs. Flaw & Erlanger. She will
remain here until Saturday. then depart for Chi
cago, where she will begin her engagement at the
Auditorium. singing selections from her repeCtOry
After tour of the West and South it is possible
she may be heard at the New York Theatre.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and F0recast-WashIngton, Nov. ~
Following the very rapid eastward movement OF a low
pressure the northern portion the country
comes decided high accompanied falling
districts affected tonight extending
Montana and the akotas eastward into the northern
per Temperatures below
average the remaining districts the
Mountains especially in the South. 1t is however
sid the Southwest than Monday
Tuesday light local in the lake region
Lawrence Valley. and rains along the south
Atlantic and north Pacific coasts Elswhere generally
fair weather prevails
owing the prevailing high pressure the West
favorable location
lat fair saber with
peraturo may be quite generally Of
Rocky Mountains for the next three days, al
though tho usual occasional snow hurrtes may be
along the WndwaTd shores Of the Great Lakes
winds the New England coast will be fresh to
bris west the middle Atlantic Coast fresh
northwest; the south Atlantic Coast light to
north; Gulf Coast light north: the
light and mostly north: the lower lakes
10 northwest except brisk Thursday Lake
ontario; the upper lakes fresh northwest north
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
fresh TO brisk west winds and fair weather 10 the
Grand Banks.
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LUNCHEON FOR J. c. WILLIAMSON.

A luncheon was given by Isldor Witmark, of NJ.
Witnark {; Sons, at the Hotel Navarro yesterday
in honor OF J. (. Williamson the Australian
theatrical manager. who is in this country 10
range for new productions Victor Herbert, Henry
Blossom. julius Witmark. Jay Witnark and Wal
ser Jordan were among those present Short
speeches were delivered BY Mr.. Hsr5eEt and Mr..
blossom
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COUNT CAssINI TO BE RETIREDi
Former Russian Ambassador to United States
May Leave Madrid Post

St. Petersburg, Nov. 13-It Is reported in For
e.gn Ofce circles that Count Cassini, the former
Russian Ambassador to the United States is slated
for retirement from the post OF Ambassador at
Madrid. and that he will be succeeded by n. n.
de Giers. now Russian Minister at Brussels.
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GRANDFATHER OF DUCHESS DEAD.

Bellefontaine. Ohio. Nov. B-Abram Evans,
grandfather OF the Duchess of Manchester. died
at the home of relative south of this city last
night He was eighty years old and mad been de-
nendent on relatives several years. The Duchess
OF Manchester formerly Miss Zimmerman. OF
f-f,,c ,afi
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Hghest Temperature yestsTdaY. q degrees; lowest
sverage 40 average FOR corresponding date last year. 81
AVERAGE corresponding hiryhTee a.
Local Forecast-Far and colder to-day; Friday fair
Trash northwest EinSS
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UNDERTAKINGS.

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Chapes Private and public ambuancss. Tel 1874 Chelsea
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For Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania
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west winds.
Eastern New York. fair and colder to-day: fair
Friday; fresh northwest winds.
For England fair and colder to-day fresh brisk
west winds; fair Friday.
For Western Pennsivapa fair to-day colder in north
Friday fresh northwest winds
For Western York. partly cloudy ard colder
day with fresh to brisk west winds fair Friday.
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather the changes In
peraure for the twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
Jury FOR HAYWOOD HAS
FINALLY BEEN SECURED
Trial OF tho Alleged Murderer of
stunenhers VIII Now Begin in
Earnest.

BOISE. IDAHO. June 3.-Twelvc
men to try William d. Haywood for
his life on the charge that he muir
dered former Governor Stuenenberg
have been chosen aud bound by oath
to deal justice between state and
prisoner. Haywood today heard the
Indictment charging him with the
crime and tomorrow. after the State
has recited Its case and made prom
Use of proof the first chapter of the
tale of the Caldwell crime of Decem.
Der 80, 1905, will lie told.
The work of jury selection ended
quickly and Unexpectedly this morn.
ing. Alfred Eoff, the first talesman
examined, WAS declared qualified after
strong and repeated protest from the
defense, and o. Sebern. the next tales.
man called, proved to be the twelfth
and last one needed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04

RESORTED TO ARSON TO
COVER HIS SHORTAGE.

titled Gravc'led walks have been
laid, and tho grounds have been
adorned with flowers and shrubbery.
The lagoons In the court of honoh
nave been finished. anu they were
filled with water today. Efforts are
being made TO complete the grand
central fountain by June 10.
Offices Moved.
w. 10. Cottrell, governor OF works.
has moved his office from the Au.
ditorium to the eastern wing OF the
Machinery and Transportation build
ing.
Tho exposition department. Will
shortly remove It's offices to tho
i.cnson ana Stillwcll restaurant, near
the entrance TO the War Path.
Captain J. S. Garwood has been
appointed ndjutant of the Powhntan
Guards, to succeed Captain II. q. Cur.
roy, resigned
Agricultural College, WIS taken sud.
denly Ill during the dress nasado or
the NJ a. G. cadets this afternoon
Physicians were hurriedly summoned
and being treated. the patient was
taken to camp His condition tonight
Is very much improved and 1t js
thought that he Will be entirely re-.
covered in day or two.
Parade OF Indians.
One of the most spectacular exhibit.
items which have been seen at tho
Exposition was the Indian parade
afternoon. There were over ION In
dams In tho procession. and they
wero dressed in typical Indian cos.
tune, being gorgeously decked with
paint and feathers. They were
mounted on fine horses, and the pro.
cession was Witnessed by thousands
OF people. After parading the
grounds the Indiana returned to their
wigwams.
The attendance at tho Exposition
continues to increase, anu the mum
her of visitors today was larger than
on any day in the past two weeks.
The appointment of Mr.. j. NJ. Barr
as director.general of tho Exposition
his provoked much favorable com
ment here. 1t Is thought that under
hts. supervision the expenditure viii
ibd diflinshfi CONS der6bly Y, 2adsSthe
finances OF the Exposition VIII be
| placed upon n secure basis. 5E
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
BUSINESS IAIsOu|T 4!
GENERALLY SUSPENDED
For Five Minutes Yesterday After.
noon There Was an Almost
Universal Pause In Dixie.
NUMBER OF RAILROADS STOPPED
Trolley Lines in Most of the Larger
Cities Did Not Turn Wheel from
Five O'clock Till Five Minutes Past
That Hour-Marked Observance in
Montgomery.
(Ry Associated Press.)

ATLANTA, GA, June 3.-AThe proc
lamatfon by Governor Terrell for n
suspension of business for, five min
ntes during the unwilling of,sthe JEFF
ferson Davis monument ut sRtchmond
was generally observed here today.
During the five minutes following 9
o'clock the street cars halted in their
places, railroad trains stopped and
many stores closed their doors.
Well Observed In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 3.AtNor five
minutes after two O'clock this after
noon every large factory and Industry
In Savannah stopped to tho memory
OF Jefferson Davis. Street dars did
not run, the city hall chimeshnd the
chimes of st. Johns church tbounded
ana railroad trains of the syf, Ems out
OF Savannah stopped. H
N. G w. Stopped for Five ESlutes.
ROANOKE. VA, June -There
was suspension of business, yer the
entire system of the Norfolk il West.
ern Railway this afternoo9 for five
minutes while, theryeil was bling with
draw from the monument ef3sted to
the memory or Jefferson Dl,yiT ak
Richmond.
No Business In Norfolk.
NORFOLK, VA, June 3.-Practical.
~ all railroad and other transporta-
ton operations in this city and vi
cinity were suspended for five min
utes ut o'clock this afternoon. Many
In addition to the railroads suspended
work for the period mentioned.
Day Observed In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June 3.-Con.
federate. memorial day in Louisiana
and Jefferson Davis birthday made a
double holiday. The hanks and many
commercial houses were closed No
especial preparations were made here
to observe the moment of the unveil.
Ing of the Davis statue In Richmond.
Marked Observance in MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, June g.
This city took marked notice OF the
unwilling of the monument of Jeffer-
son Davis ut Richmond today. all
business being suspended and the
stores closed for five minutes. The
people of the city In large numbers
gathered about the statue on the CAPT.
toll steps which marks the spot where
Jefferson Davis took the oath, and
stood with bowed head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
Exposition Program for Today

a.
8 a. 8 m.-Battalon drill, Infantry.
. n m-TriSae Medical
o q. to p. Of Clubs,
10 mAnd hourly thereafter,
earthquake
ingA , -
1890 a. m-Guard Twenty-third fantry
II l. m-Airship ascension, Capt Eugene Godet
. scenes on Indian Reservation Government Building A.
2 p m--Bataon
2 p m-Phinney's Band Concert, Auditorium
230 Mae
band
8 r. m-Scenes Indian Reservation A.
q mBataon parade, Of
ege. 800 ~
mYelowstone with lecture by Mr. f. C. Cuben
Building
a m--Airship flight,
4 m.-Bataon Pennsylvania Military College
a to $50 Morgan sHsS
5 p m-Bataion dress parade. Twenty,hrd Infantry
8 p. m-Phnney's Band Auditorium
IL p. m.-Gates close.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
WORKING ON CENTRAL HOUSE.
Mr.. Harwood Makes Good Progress
In Repairing Fire Stations.

Superintendent of Streets Harwood.
who is in charge of the repairing OF
the city fro engine houses, yesterday
put his men to work on the Central
station. The East End, and North
END buildings have been thoroughly
repaired and need only the finishing
touches now.
Mr. HARDWOOD said yesterday that
he could do the work within the au-
preparation of $500, but that the
committee had decided to authorize
an additional expenditure for new
bath rooms. This was not contem-
plated In the original plan.
Several contractors submitted bids
for the repairing of the fire houses
and the lowest was $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
Dempsey Abduction Trial.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June a.
The damage suit for $4,000, instituted
in the corporation court by w. L..
Dempsey against Robert s. Dickson,
for alleged abduction of Dempseys
daughter some time ago. mas been
set for trial in this city Tuesday
June 49,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
STATE +. OIL. COvEAEs
At EXPOSITION TODAY
Matter Of holding Virginia Cs|e.
b'a|lan Of Labor Day TO
be Discussed.
BIG CRbWO ON FAIR GROUNDS
Federation of Women's Clubs Aluo
Meets Today--Thousands of Con.
federato Veterans Expected-offl.
elaIs Move Their oHlces-Tercen.
tenniai News Notes.
(From slnff Corresnondent.l

(From n Staff Correspondents
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION, June
3.-The annual convention of the yir.
ginia State Federation of Labor will
begin here tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock when the delegates from oil
over the State will be called TO order
In Labor Hall. President Samuel p,
Gompers. OF the American Federation
of Labor. arrived here today ana will
attend the sessions of the State body.
1t is probable that during the con.
vcntlon the matter of holding n Stntc
Labor Day celebration at the Exposi-
ton this year will be discussed and
decided upon. The Underwater repre.
Sentatives are very anxious to arrange
for State celebration, but IL this
cannot be done there will bc Joint
Underwater celebration of the day.
Trl-state Doctors.
Tho Tri.State Medical Association.
composed OF physicians from Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina,
convened in annual session Mt the Elk.
position today, the body heing called
to order by the president, Dir. r. Il.
Hughes, OF Laurens, s. C.
i he presidents ANNUAL address. was
/ follower by am ifGpd ftaiit tiiscussf{Sil
of the subject Surgery Of the Sto
mach" led by DR.. Stuart Mcclure, oil
Richmond, Va; DR.. ]. e. Stokes, OF
Salisbury. N. c., and DR.. Manning
Simmons, OF Charleston, s. C.
| a reception was rendered the dele
gates tonight in the Virginia State
building. The election of officers oc
ours tomorrow. DR.. Southgate Leigh
of Norfolk, is expected to be the mex,
president.
Women Come Wednesday.
On Wednesday. June 8. tho Fedora.
ton of Women's Clubs will meet IN
annual session here. Miss Virginia
Gatewood, of Norfolk, is looking after
the arrangements for the meeting.
Many very interesting questions Will
be discussed when the session con-
Venes, and II Is thought that 1t will
not adjourn before Saturday.
The large exhibit of Vickers Sons
and Maxim has just arrived from
England. and will be installed in the
Marine Exhibits building. This ex.
hibit contains almost every variety OF
naval guns, and it was procured
through the efforts of Thomas w.
Chidler. honorary commissioner OF
the jamestown Exposition for France
| and England.
The display of automobiles is as
Stunning shape in the Machinery and
Transportation building. Several
firms have fine exhibits In this build
ing.
Almost every visitor at the Audi
torium today paused to admire the
large portrait OF President Roosevelt,
which is hung in the rotllnda, II is
one of the finest and most artistic
oil portraits ever exhibited inf this
country.
The work of installing the exhibits
in the building of the Negro EXPOSE.
ton and Development Company is
progressing rapidly. A large force
was engaged upon this work today,
and II will be completed within ten
days.
Grounds Beautfied.
The grounds adjoining the building
of the International Bureau of Ameri-
! can Republic has been greatly beau
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
Meeting Of virainia Labor Federation

NORFOLK, June 2.-The Virginia
State Federation of Labor convenes
in annual session in Norfolk tomor
row and may ln in session for the re.
mninder of the week. The session
will be held Mt Labor Hall at Baul,
street and City Hall avenue Presi.
dent John NJ. Ryall. of Richmond will
call the body to order at 10 n. m. II
is hoped to haze Mavor James G..
Riddick deliver the address Of well
come. The reports of President Ry-
all and Secretary and Treasurer NJ. r.
Pace, CT Richmond, will likely be read
tomorrow
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Woman Killed on Trace.

DANVILLE. VA. June 3.--Mary
Childress, about rs years old, was
struck lY Southern railway passenger
train No. 35, sonthbound. just inside
tho railroad yards here Saturday af-
ternoon, and almost instantly killed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-04
Death and DAMAGE of Water spo,

Death and Damage of Water Spout.
LEXINGTON. KY, June 3.-Reports
received today indicated that damages
by n waterspout Saturday night will
reach upward of $4,000. In Nicholas,
Pendleton. Wolfe, Lee. Grant Harri-
son. Bourbon. Montgomery, BATH and
other central and eastern Kentucky
counties, live stock, bridges. fencing.
small outbuildings and feed were
washed away. All trains are delayed
nv landslides. Hiram Blair, a mail
carrier, is missing in Nicholas county
and Is believed to have been drowned
Or killed by lightning. In Bourbon
county, John Crow and Henry TowIes
were struck by lightning and badly
Injured