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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
CASTEGLANES ARE NOW
FULLY DIVORCED COUPLE
Madame Gould Will Settle With Count
Boni's Creditors in Full
Out OF Court.

PARIS, July 1G.-Thc appeal of
Count Boni DE Castellanc from the
decision of the court on November
ii last granting divorce to the
Countess Boni De Castellanc CORNER
~ Miss Anna Gould, of New York;
WAS dismissed this afternoon and a
final decree OF divorce duly entered.
Attorneys for the count made prac-
ticaly no contest. Although the count.
under the law, has still sixty days in
which to appeal to the court of cas-
sation upon legal grounds, the judg-
ment of today is regarded as final. in
somuch as negotiations have been
practically concluded l'y which Ma
dame Gould is TO settle the cases of
the creditors both against herself and
the count out of court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
MANY RICHMOMDERS TO
STOP IN THIS CITY
Party OF Twenty-Five Has Engaged
Quarters, and Others are
Coming

number of Richmond people who
viii attend the Richmond DAY cello,
hrntion at the jamestown Expos ton
tomorrow viii make their hcnduunr
tcrS In Newport News \ marty ol
about twenty-five hns already ar
ranged for accommodation at Hotel
Warwick MIR. Robert Lccl,y. chairman
of he committee of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce which has
charge OF the arinnermcnts for Rich
mond pay, being onr OF that party
Mr. l-eclN is Il prominent business
man &c tho state Capitol ANA has
worked cncrgcclcallv and faithfully
To make the Richmond celebration n
SUGGEST
Tho invasion Of ridcwntcr hy Rich
mondrrs will commence this after.
non and tonight hundred; of them
coming to this city over The Chcaa.
pcakc " Ohio railroad SOME of the
early arrivals will spend ,onlehi u
this city aud go TO the Exposition to
hncrrow while others Mil cross
Hampton Reads tonight
The regular river steamers aud soy.
oral specially charlcrcl stcamrrs viii
bring thousands of people down tho
James river early tomorrow morning
while the Chesapeake " OHIO railroad
viii run several special trains Thmrs.
day morning for the accommodation
of the Ricmmondors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

i'll the clothes of the men piled around
me III heaps. They lay around four
or five on top OF one another. II was
nothing To do; anyone would have
done the same OH my injuries
don't amount To much; just Il few
burns on my hand.
"Nlidshipman Goldthwaitc stood
Just aft of the ordnance carriage. and
that is probably why he Was killed
Midshipman Cruise was by the other
gun, and escaped with serious burns 2"
Naval Officers Puzzled.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 10
Naval officers here are not only
shocked. but bcwildcrcd by the ter
rible disaster on the battlcship Gcor-
Sa. which so far has resulted in
nine deaths. and the serious injury
of twelve more. rhcy are utterly
puzzled ms TO how the accident could
have occurred. They thought that.
prohting by previous terrible lessons
of the kind, they had taken every pos
siblc prccaution To prevent such dis
astcrs In the future.
After the accident on the Missouri
i'll 1904, when. through bareback. "
1--WE officers and twenty-six enlisted
men lost their lives, there was q
particularly severe investigation.
Captain Ciowles. brothcr-in-law of
President Roosevelt. was in command
of the ship NJ the time. II was then
discovered that the cause of the ac-
cidcnt WAS the injection of new
charge in the brccch of one of the
big thrtccn-inch guns before the
burning gases left by n previous
charge had fully escaped from the
gun. Experiments made later re-
suited in the application of an invon-
ton which prevents such :" fare
backs
Case of the kearsarue
In the case of the accident on the
Kcarsargc in 1905, in which three
lContinmcd on nngc iwnl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
SAID HE WAS THE DEVIL AND
WANTED TO SEE ROOSEVELT
Pilgrimage of Cranks to Oyster Bay
To See President Has Begun
In Earnest.

OYSTER BAY N. Y, July 16.-The
usual summer visitation of cranks to
Oyster Bay in the hope of reaching
the President began today with the
advent of Il woman of mature years.
who wandered to Sycamore Hill to
present Il claim of $1i,00O,OOO.
Tho secret service guards inter
rupted and placed her on board an
outgoing train. They we're unable to
discover on what she based her claim.
Just as she was leaving town an
old man appeared at the village post
ollicc and announced in n loud tone:
II am the devil and am going to see
President Roosevelt He has not
vet been apprehendcd by the Presi-
dents guards.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Seventeen Hundred Votes Cast and
The Result Will be Hot Kn9Wa
Till Today.
JOHN K. TENN5R EXALTED RULER
Stiff Fights For Grand Esteemed
Leading Knight, Grand Treasurer
and Grand sccretary-Judec Melvin
Appoints the Forum. New Fca.
turc Of Elkdom.
CBy Associated prcss.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA, luly lG.-
The Grand Lodge of benevolent aud
Protective Order of lclks. after two
strenuous business sessions today nd.
ionrncd without announcement as TO
the result OF It's election II is gen
crazy conceded. however. that John
*. Tcnncr. of CharlcriO Pa. has been
chosen Grand Exalted Ruler of the
order. Dallas. Texas. was chosen for
The next convention ANA Grand lodgc
reunion and Judge Henry \. Melvin
appointed the following to cunst tutc
the grand forum: Charles +. Pick
cit of Waterloo. Ia. for ono year.
Mare Rolncr Detroit. two wears; Wi.
liam II. Moore. Seattle. three years
Thomas j. Cogan. Cincinnati. four
years and Robert W. Brown. Louis
Vile five years.
The new body. which is really a
court. will decide all matters within
the organization. came into life with
the adoption of the new constitution
which went into effect today. Under
the system of appointment adopted
the forum Will be infused with new
blood each year, the term of one mem.
Der of the body expiring annually.
Members of The order say there
were several unexpected and close
fights in the election.
Grand Secretary Robinson stated
there were Zoo ballots To count and
that there would he no official an.
nounccmcnt until tomorrow.
Reynolds on Deck Again
John w. Wagner of Kansas City.
was opposed for grand treasurer by
Il. w. I.uch. of New York. Fred G..
Robinson who ii was expected would
be unanimously reelected grand sec
reary also found opposition in George
II. Rcynolds Of Saginaw. Mich. for
mdkJ secretary.
Thc candidates for three places on
thhlboard OF trustees are Bcmj1min
+. MrNulty of San Antonio: Thomas
MdHNty. Of Baltimore: John NJ. KEN
ler8~ Kcnosha, Mis- T. -, Mills. SUI
pcriPr. Wis. Mayor Charles schmidt.
Wii&Aing. w Va. and Colonel 4. r..
HolSg Of ITackcnsack. \. j.. Robert
f. Hecn, of BROOKLYN Mass. was
placeH in nomination in opposition to
,IohnSD, Shea, of Hartford who was
thought to he sure winner for grand
esteemed leading knight The feature
of tonorrow's celebration will bc the
parade of brass bands through the
courts fof honor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
NO ORDER YET HAS ISSUED
FOR MODELLING THE FLEET
Navy Officials Resent Failure of Sec
rotary Metcalf to Notify Them.
Suggest That He Forgot 1t

WASHINGTON d. c.. July 1G.-
No order. verbal or written, referring
To the movement of a fleet of war
ships great or small. to the Pacific
has been received by any official of
the Navy Department now in the city.
The records of the department do not
show chat such an order has been is
sued to any official of the department
now absent
Navy Department officials ana ma.
val officers. 1t Is said, know only by
the public announcements OF the Pres.
idcnt and Secretary Of the Navy that
the greatest fleet of American war.
ships ever before assembled. Il 10
moboilize in the fall for journey To
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
All But One lO'ng Business as
Usual In Roanoke.
GRAND JURY IS INVESTIGATING
Mayor cutchin Recommends That a
Committee be Named to Take Up
Question with Full Power to Act.
Wants city's Honor Saved.
Ciiy AssocIated prcgs.l

ROANOKE, VA, July IG.-Thc
special grand jury to investigate the
riots OF last Saturday night, when Il
mob wrecked all the Greek rcstaur-
ants in town. today heard thirty Wit
ncsscs and will continue its work to.
morrow. All the smashed restaur-
ants hut one rcopcncd today The
Belmont restaurant, where the troil-
bic started is still closed and its pro-
pretor has left town. Two men ar
rested on the streets last night for
offering 10 wager there would be
more trouble before daylight were
fined in police court today.
a priest from the Greek church in
Washington arrived today to make Il
personal investigation of the trouble.
He is not present in any Official ca
pacity but the report he will make
Will he made To the representatives
of the Greek government mt Washing
ton.
In his message to the city council
tonight Mayor Joel Holman Cutchin
recommended that committee he
appointed with full power to take up
the question of damages and mako
such rcparation as is just and settle
the same without delay and in this
way, convince the government, both
state and national. that Roanoke can
and will settle the matter according
TO justice and right. not taking adj
vantage of any technicaliiy and in this
way redeem the good name of the
city as much rs possible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Was Today The Leading Witness
In Hearing Of c. ". A|Isr
Charged With Perjury.
CAN'T CHANGE HIS FIRST TALE
State in the Haywood Case Devoted
its Time to Rcbuttlne the Evidence
offered by the Sheriff
Testifies That No Arrests wcro
Made When Miners Were Abused.
ny Assnciatcd prcssl

llOlSE. IDAHO. July 1G.--In thu
last stages of the case aga INST Wi.
liam y. iInywOob the prosecution nut
six witnesses on the stand today 10
rohut the evidence of the defense.
Three testified to conditions In the
Cour DAlcnc in 1899 and three to tho
situation in Colorado during The strike
period of 1908 and 1901. The imnols
ant witnesses of the day were called
To contradict the showing made by
witnesses of the defense that there
was no reason for the calling out uf
the Wilitin of Colorado other than
desire on the part of the mine own.
nrS to drive members of the Western
Federation of Miners from tho mining
district One Witness fatty contra.
dictcd the evidence introduced by tho
defense Ia show that the explosion
AT the indicator mine was due 10 an
accident
sheriff Rnutnn, of San Miguel coun-
" testified RS to strike conditions
Under Il searching examination by
u. Il. Richardson. Routan admitted
That the union miners were dcportcd
ana driven by force from the county
while he was sheriff and that no at.
tempt was made to- prevent or punish
those who attacked the union men,
lie said that the dcportations were
made by the leading citizens OF Tel
lurilc.
While the big trial was going on
III the district court before Judge Ere.
mont Wood an interesting offshut
OF The case was being heard In tho
small room used as a court by JUS
ticc +, Peace Savage. c. w. Aller.
The depot agent. who was arrested
charged with perjury, was brought
before the magistrate for prelni.
nary hearing. The state was repre-
scented by Prosecuting Attorney Keel.
sch and the prisoner by Peter Brcen.
an attorney of Butte, who has baen
associated with Haywood's counsel.
Fred Miller who was Orchards coun.
sci at his preliminary hearing in
Coldwcll, Immediately after the muir
der of Stonncnberg, assisted MIR.
Brccn.
The principal witness in the per.
jury hearing was Orchard himself
The prisoner was brought in from the
ponitcntinry IN charge OF Warden
Whitney aud penitontiary guard.
No more than Il half dozen persons
outside of the principals in the case
and the other witnesses were present
when Orchard went over his testI-
iinony as TO his connection with d.
G. scott. the railroad agent. who AL
Ter swore interviewed Orchard In
Cripple Creek two or three weeks be.
fore the explosion at the Independ-
cncc depot on June g. 1904
Orchard was closely cross examined
by Brcen hut no amount of question
ing brought out any material change
in the original story. number of
other witnesses were examined the
case taking up most of the day. A
motion to dismiss Will be argued to-
morrow Allcr was released on de-
post of $4,000 bond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
7:3o Il. M Guard mount, TWEEN.
tythird Infantry.
s a. m.-Gatcs open.
$ to 9 a.. Drill. Twcnty-third
Infantry.
10 II. m.-And hourly thereafter,
Exhibition of weather bureau
carthpakc recorder Government
building A.
10 "a Special exhibition by
the Fisk jubilee Singers ut the
Negro building.
1890 n. m. to 1890 p. m.-McX-
lean Band concert. Reviewing
Stand.
II 4. m.-Prcparation of large
weather map from reports from
all sections of the country. Gov
eminent building a.
IL q. -'Tubcrchlosis Is Pre-
vcntablc,' stcrcopticon. H. G..
Routzshn, Social Eoapomy Hall.
II a. m.-Arriyal of the orphans
at the grounds in automobiles.
ll:30 a. m.-Paradc.
> m.-Lmchoon at the Mothers
and Childrcn's building. after
which they will he shown through
the Exposition. A program of
games and other amuscmcnts have
been arranged by the manager OF
the Mothers and Childrens build
ing. including a May pole dance
by the orphans
y. photographic and stcrcop-
ticon exhibition. Scenes on Indian
reservation with lecture, Interior
department, Government Building
a.
1850 to 2:3o p. m.-Piano re.
ciial, Joseph Maerz, Auditorium
. p. geographic exhibition.
scenes In Yosemite Valley, Gov
crnmcnt building a.
. y. m.-Lccturc on aerial nav
igation, Mr. Ludlow and Captain
LovcIacc Acronautic building.
80 To 1880 y. m.-Innes band
concert, Auditorium.
2:30 p. United States Life
Saving service drill nj station.
~. Illustrated lecture. Re
claiming the Desert by J. C..
Watts. 4. S. II. S. Interior Depart
mcnt. Government building A.
; p. m.-"Consumption is Cura-
bic" slcrcopticon, Social Econo-
my hall.
3 p. IN. Special exhibition by
the FISK Jubilee Singers at the
Negro building
p. m.-Illustratcd lecture.
Yellowstone National Park" In
terror department, Government
building \.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
OVER MILLION DIE FROM
PLAGUE IN SIX MONTHS
Returns OF Death from India Show
Tflat the Prevailing Conditions
Arc Horrible.

LONDON July iG.-- Returns OF
deaths from the plague in India show
The appalling total OF .0GO,O67 for The
six months ending June 30 The
monthly total * at present dccrcas.
ius. however the death rul for June
being placed at Gp.oGi
The total Tor the first six months
of 1907 already surpnsscs that for the
entire twelve months of 1901. when
l.o22 Ono persons died This total Is
the highest ever recorded previous to
tho present year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Maccaheca in scssion.

DETROIT MICH. July 49, with
loo delegates present from all sec
tons of the United States and Can
ada. representing 30n000 members
IN" eleventh. tricnulal reunion of the
supreme Ten, knights Maccabecs of
TIE World. opened here today Re
ports rf officers show the order to be
In q lOnrlshing condition
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
They Give Names Of Many Per.
sons Who Hanged ]. '. John.
son al WadesbOPO, v. c.
FATHER ANO SON BOTH INfORhENS
Sheriff and His Daughter Positively
Identified Some of the members of
the Mob Who Took the Man out
of the Jail and Later Strung Him
to u Tree.
NV Assoclntch prcasN
to II Tree.

N,'N,'i-N T.. y. G., iniN H. Thc
,,,'' p' 20 cltHens OF Anson county.
,"'s S'''r' 'hltEru WIN iNhchlng j.
'"n"h"n' Wilch was hrfuh Ncsl"r-
Wy AZ M"hro', continued lndiiN. M'sS
N,''o logan IauSnicr oI the sheriff,
WI" was on 'hc si'hu Yesterday re-
s"''cu nor testimony. detailing now
we mon h'ohr INTO the JAN ON tho
PITY VI nnNinE q prisoner to comm
90, ino, ' , ro" """ n,'" no' '"'p
,,yny frou, NIX ~ I'i''S"n uvl
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whnro hc v,. I'n,,,,I e. ~ wy nV''''
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piy,J ~, INK, ~ ~ "''' 1890
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h"n'., 's,urnco AT 'ne p'eiiNiiiary
,'' anu pnNe 'rS'iiloiiN hEaihsl
n n'' .v''"WS ~ ln' .NnrhinG mon ana
Wv, n'"'' s''o,scSt r'i'ancrH,
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Two.cent Rate for Wisconsin

MADISON. WIS. July 10 Cover.
nor Davidson today signed the two,
cent railroad fare ball. The new law
will take effect on August IL, 1907
The law applies TO all mos POSSESS
ing gross earning OF $3.50O "A niic
per annum. This will affect all of the
larger lines of the state and some Of
the sm;ilcr ones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
General AIikhanon Blown to Pieces.
Q}y Associated pross.)

ALENANDROPL. RUSSIA. July IL.
General Alikhanom, former govern
or general of Tiliis. Madame Glicbon.
wife of General Glicbon and the
coachman who was driving their car
riagc, were blown to pieces by
bombs thrown at their conveyance ut
hall past two O'Clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Robbers Hold Up Freight Train.

VTIT3TNT, ' II-T4Il, NNNo., "UTN ~
Two robbers held up Il St Louis &
San Francisco freight train five miles
east of Chorryvillc carly today and
shot and killed O. j. iirown and scri-
ously injured OILS Taylor. a harvest
hand. Brown and TAYLOR were heat
ini their way home to western Kan
say
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Other lnformers AIso TestifY.
lightning Hits Oil Tanks.

w NHHUVIHIVU ITNHS.J
LIMA. ONO, July lG-In terrific
electrical storm which swept this
county at noon today, lightning fired
one OF the huge tanks of the Stand
ard Oil Company a quarter Of Il
million barrels Of petroleum were Is
nitcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Liptons Jamestown Cup In Chicago,
ny Associated Press1 y

CHICAGO. July 16.The silver cup
offered by Sir Thomas Upton for the
jamestown yacht races. TO be held
on Hampton Roads from September
. TO September 80 has Just been re-
ceived here. and has been tut on ex-
hibiiion in the rooms OF tie Chicago
Athletic club. where it Is attracting
considerable attention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
New MANAGER Of Cofcrton. I

Mr.. a. y. Langhorno. who has AS
Huncd the management OF The Cofcr
ton. is making special preparations for
taking care of the trade of local pco,
pie and he has invited IN inspection
of the hotel lY the people of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
NINE DEAD AS RESULT OF
EXPLOSION ON GEORGIA
OTHER EXPLOSIONS.
January 1s. 1903.

y
Charge Of powder Exploded
in ei9ht-inch gun on the Massa-
chusetts, killing nine enlisted
men.
April 9, 1903.
Twelve-'nc'l gun on Iowa ex-
ploded during target practice,
killing three enlisted men and
wounding four others.
April 10, 1904.
terrible accident occurred
on the Missouri when by
bareback" an explosion was
caused which resulted in the
death Of five officers and TWEEN
tysix enlisted men.
April 10. 1905.
An explosion in one of the
six-inch turrcts Of the kear-
sarge severely wounded three
men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Cheaper Rates in Middle wcs,.

long talked of reduction in lntcrstntc
passenger rates OF Western railways
win actually be- made ncNt Friday
speaking all rates east OF
the Missouri river viii he ON u bass
~ : conis nor milo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

years. a livcrynAn ANA Carman Guih.
RE, AGED three years. Airs. NJ. q.
Guthrie" of Wayncshurg. Ia, mother
of the child. was seriously injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Grade crossinn Fatality.

WHEELING, W VA. July IG.-Thc
Geneva Express on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad ran down a buggy on
a grade crossing at Clayavillc. Pa.
today, killing Ray Blancy, aged II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Comma for Carao.

The Norwegian steamer Drot VIII
arrive in port from Philadelphia to-
tomorrow TO lond about $500 tons OF
coal for ports in the West indies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17
Exposition Program for
Today.
orpIlans, Day.

CONVENTIONS MENTING.
Blue and Gray Association. Con,
vcntion Han. . Il. IN. to u. M.
=. ~ to Z y. IN.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news report of the Asso-
ciatcd Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-17

Weather Partly cloudy
Wednesday,; Thursday fair.
light to freoh South to South,
wcr, winds.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
The Greeting at the Pier.

zone Of the most unsatisfactory eI-
periences that know Of" said q man
who likes to make his time count. lis
meeting people. nome from Europe. AT
the pier. Ihey are glad TO see you.
as you are, Of course. to see them. but
/ have never yet greeted a relative or
friend under these circumstances with
out realizing the fact that my presence
was more or less of a nuisance. What
with the collection OF the baggage from
the statsroom and the hold, the fuss
ing with the customs inspectors and
the getting OF the impedimenta to the
express once or the cab the returned
voyREers are fully occupied, and it is
asking too much TO expect them TO pay
particular attention to those who are
right on hand to say how-ds-ds.'
imagine that ninety nine oct Of 4 hun
Gred travellers WISH that their vsIeon-
eru weuid wait uRtii tAers was q
ehsEos fer a breath or TIVE to ks
dravz."-Esv YeFk Pres.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-26
She Didn't Rooss with the Chickens.

She Didn't Roost With the Chickens.
The homely forms of speech used by
the country people with whom little
Edith and her mother boarded last
summer were frequently very puzzling
to the child.
One evening the farmers wife, in
talking for few minutes with Edith's
mother, remarked that, as she was
very tired that night. she believed she
would "go to roost with the chickens"
When Edith's bedtime arrived lit
tie later the youngster was nowhere to
be found. After a considerable search
she was discovered sitting on a large
stone near the chicken house quietly
watching the fowls as they came in
one by enc
Edith" called her mother. what
are you doing there? I've been look
ing for you everywhere. It's time to
go to bed"
II know. mother" was the reply,
@but they're nearly all in now. so she'll
be here soon, guess"
''Who are in and who VIII be there?
What on earth are you talking about.
child" asked the mystifed mother.
why" explained Edith rather i'm
patiently. you know Mrs. - said
she was going to roost with the chick
ems tonight. and I'm waiting to see
how she does it."-New York Times.