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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
GOVERNOR HUGHES GREAT TIL
UMPA.

III Is doubtful that If in the history
y: tEip country n ca." can b" touna
In which the chief executive CT
commonwealth has achieved AS sig
nal and distinct personal triumph as
Governor Hughes secured In his hsht
against gambling on race tracks.
Alone. almost, the governor OF New
York has made fight which has no
parallel In the country. Arrayed
against him were the mightiest In
terests Of the state, and 1t is even
question whether he had popular
opinion back Of him. AS there are
thousands OF New Workers. and friends
Of the governor. too, who hold to
the belief that a great mistake has
been made: but despite ali opposition
MIR. Hughes has since. he informed
the legislature early last January that
he wanted an anti-gambling bill
passed, Insisted that such law must
be enacted. At the regular session
the vote on the measure was
tie. Nothing daunted, the governor
convened an extraordinary session.
and on Thursday he triumphed
amidst most intensely dramatic cir
cumstances. II was the vote OF
sick man that decided the question;
Sc sick that he collapsed in the Sen
ate chamber and for a time even his
life was despaired OF.
The enactment of the bill into a
law Is very far reaching In its effects.
1t practicsaIy means the doom Of first
class horse racing In the entire coun-
try, az 1t is generally agreed that
with the sport legally barred from
New York state Il will be OF no use.
either financially Or Tor sport, Tor
any breeder. or owner to maintain
stable. In kentucky miilioas Of dol
lass Of revenue will be lost TO the
Blue Grass region; In New York
state Il will cause the abandonment
Of property valued At $50. 600. to
saw noshipg of the immense loss in
values Of racing horses.
It has been practically one man
Who has accomplished all this. And
IS II any wonder that Charles T.
Hughes, not even barring Bryan. Taft
or Roosevelt, stands today. at least, the
very leading man In public life in
this country? He has performed
someth;ng which borders closely to
he miraculous.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Entered at the Newport News. Va,
Pustoflce % Second-clas. matter,
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1908.
THE ROANOKE CONVENTION,

.
Virginia is in the Bryan column.
That is where it should be. and NO
mistake was made at Roanoke on
Thursday when the delegates at the
state convention instructed the gen.
tlemen who will represent the Old Do
minion at Denver to vote and work for
the man from Nebraska for the pres-
tidential nomination on the Democratic
national ticket.
The Daily Press was one Of the very
drst newspapers in Virginia to advo-
cate the denomination OF Mr.. Bryan
and also among the earliest to urge
an Instructed delegation for the great
commoner. and it is gratifying to know
that the great majority of the voters
Of Virginia entertain the same views
Pc We do. 1t would have been fool
hardy In the extreme for Virginia to
have sent an uninstructed delegation
or in any way given intimation that
the state was against the candidacy
OF the man who Is bound to he the
standard bearer OF the party during
the coming campaign. and the men
who urged and voted for the Bryan
endorsement are to be congratulated
on the course they pursued That the
friends and admirers Of MIR Bryan did
not allow themselves to be beguiled
into needing the advice Of those who
have bitterly attacked the plan OF Mr..
Bryan's endorsement for the reason
that they did not want him to secure
the nomination at Denver, is a cause
for rejoicing. When the delegates yot.
ed for Bryan endorsement they heed
ed the wishes OF the masses and not
Of the few who attempted to control
the primaries and the convention.
Z The endorsement of Bryan places ;;
Senator Daniel, a much beloved man
b Virginia, In very peculiar posi,
ton. His antaSonism TO BRYAN is be-
yuad dispute. In the past he has SUD
ported Mr.. Bryan. not because he he.
Heved In Bryan. Tut because he was
the nominee Of the party Of which he
k . loyal member. Today Mr. BRYAN
stands no higher in the estimation Of
Mr. Daniel than Nc dill cish,
pears ago. but it is eyidrn, that the
senior senator will grlCrfully. a, 10
can. bow to the will Of the r"npir AMI
submit to the inevitahl'. as = show,
h this uttersnce which is a part q.
speech which he made a; tn. Cony.n.
ton: NO true representative would
% to any convention and misrrp,.scu,
the wishes Of his people"
The convention acted with wisdom
in not taking radical action rn tho yri-
nary question. There was strong
Sentiment for the aboIishm, u, "; n.
psesent system. hut reason prevailed
md the matter Is to hc ,ho-rT.bl,
investigated before any i.fn r. sr
ton n taken. Perhaps tho m. DO
fects In the present primar, IN
and Il would be strange Il ~. rc-,
- roasi6c,ipv tha, 4, uag La.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

There are some people still in the
stampede business. and a great many
others who won't believe 1t isn't go
ing to be Roosevelt untiSthe nomina-
tion is made-Philadelphi Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Like A. Election.

Mrs BIand-A pretty wedding.
wasn't 10. So wei matched pair
Mr. GruHy-yes: hat don't think IN"
r.inicin-s q 1.-THE premature? isnt I"
safer not 70 sing The TIE Dcum before
the batiIc7-To~n ard Country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
Accounted For.

Townc-W-hy DO Won cal youhS
rcthcrbrane "Cholly7 His hrsi name
Is Noah.
Broxne-Ycs. bu, that's so inappro-
priatc. Noah had Sense enough 10 got
on; Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

There are two million words OF evi
dence In the governments scit to dis
soIve the Standard Oil Company. This
bats the output Of G. Bernard Shaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
The Feminine yie~po,n,.

Huh-I insured my 1ife today. Nate.
wife-And not mine. too Isn't
tina, lust Ike = msn-ncver thinki.E
~ anyone but himsclf?-Bosion Tran
script
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
seroo- On WEI (soosjp.

"Rrowp appcars 30 -, very popular.
Yes: no is . great spciaI lion.
The night : vas osf With aim
Thought he sctcd more hkc socis'
American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

They have started an snttkfxsing
crsSade In 81. Louis Might as well
Try 10 stop Missouri from Dumping Its
cunreRts into the Mississippi as to
hep . St Louis girl from kissing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Hon. Tom Watson is showing daily
that one can run for the Presidency
without being any more prominent
than the bridegroom is at wedding.
Chicago Rccord-Hcrald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

A. the coming scS,rnn Of the Amer
irap Bsr Association an tor, Is to he
ma4o 10 elevate Tho laxyrr. wbst
Nth a pcosc?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

The treasury d"par' raens at wash
tarou b much WORRIED because Il has
no room 10 store s5'-o IA. eec worth Of
h"s bins. To find rn"rn FOR that "wad"
WoxId be . Er"a; j"y fqr Us.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Senator Bourne seems to be the
Mark Tapley of politics. He still in
sists that Roosevelt will be rcnominat-
ed next week.-Philadelphia Inquirer
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

\ mss on in N",s4a IA swing his
st,e sor divcrc" IN IN. sround that
81. has besien him for =, years. He
ouEh, 10 tso~ by rh,, rr~e VIA, he
j. l,Iks,S about
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Tb. dscaso oonvcp,,r, ssn %
June ~ he filled With q One sos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Happily, none Of the crooks gather
ed in by the Chicago police from the
ante-convention throng wore delegate
badges.-Philadelph Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

School-teachers are said to be long
lived as a class. Some have to be In
order to get the increased salaries
promised them.-Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13
ssss oodqed On Tsri6.

Resolved. Vhaf the N"p""iS" Nv
tv While forced 20 heed tho rrnerai
a>,uapd from all cIassrs f"r revision
~ ,nc ,ariH has skuIkcd "-oT' this is-
.ve nv pcx.rorr~"nt ~ sub'"rfnse.
sScrcbx rfyirv - " I've evidence
,e., n M, r-u.inrc 'hc Sv~'"-n. wh'"h
makes . scw rnormnrs'v r'~h ~ we
cat cf .hc -rpaf ho6v ~ ''f''"'rhiH
II rrsr.i~pr'v r~o~is'ms that V wv
N ", hc!fine hcforr fsc 'm"r'o'n
wcrt,ucms, iNe tee ~ r~r"'raHr
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,rsr- s~S-.v~S Nv - S-r"'"- "'re'-'
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.-~.r-. ~ s---u -s-'--- S~hss-~-
IA, srovsA ana wealth esrrot be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

Twncent ocean postage is a boon
doubtless, to. everybody, not excluding
the souvenir postcard legion.-New
York Mail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

With the Presidents arsenal in the
African jungle the Dove of Peace will
have quicter rOCstiDg.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-13

1t is a lucky thing for the Chicago
women that those new sheath gowns
are not drawn on over the feet
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Guns Roar, Bugles B|are and Flags
flutter IN Metea|f's Honor
From Bridge Of Yorktown, Secretary Of the Navy
Sees Mighty Armada in Its Best Array
BY w. Russen Cole

To the thunder bay
Metcan yesterday greatest assembled
under the American flag Inspiring patriotic fervor
that burned in half million the graceful little gnboat
Yorktown flying the ag slipped in between the long
lines of fighting ships and ptoed its way gracefully down the lane
of open the music of booming guns then
unpha passage another long between the
desroyers
With his barred in Acknowledgements of the
Secretary Meoa stood silent for hor the bridge Of the
such other of this
city the world may
many Eighty per OF the naval
his of the Fresh and beautiful in their
and holiday decoration Of multi
co1ored flags warshps smiled him greeting greeting
that held empty pomp and the Of artillery
all could respond
% call of battle
n
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Evans viii Be Given
Department Berth
|21efcaIf Plans Position High In
Navy Circles, With Grade
of Vice Admiral

Though he retires today as the COM
m andor In chief Of the Atlantic fleet,
which under his lead has made cruise
.unparalleled in the history OF the
,wor1dss nArios. and though he Will no
longer. bsa rear admiral in active serv-
ide, lit sis probsble that RoDley ID. Evans
viii ssrve cut his life az one OF the
sctua { woraxtns heads Of the navy do
partmsnt -.
II Al 4 secret that has been weH kept
In order that It might be sprung as .
surpfis6 for Admiral Evans at the time
OF his retirement. but It becxme se-
cret. no longer. when Secretary Of the
Navy AGetcalf announced yesterday that
upon his return to sWashin gton he ex-
poets to, take Immediate steps looking
to an appoip t1nent for AdmiFal Evans
to special duty In the navy department
in nswashington ard will use his best ef-
fort stoa have the veteran sailor ad-
varsced to the rank of Vice admir- rals
A. the reti rem'ent OF Admiral Evans
from his 4ctive duties has drawn near
secrStaryAA A1etcalf has been giving con
slider able tbought to his plan Of keep
Ing him In 4 position where his broad
experiences in naval matters and. his
thorough Knowledge OF, the needs OF
the navy cam be or bensft to the gov
ernns emit Now that thesend is at hand
he declares that he VIII probably take
the matter up for nnal action as soon
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

Before Admiral Evans goes TO bed
he said, I'VE want to drink to his
health As the banqueters arose, the
doors few open and, seated In a chair
wheeled by his son. Admiral Evans APP
peared. A great shout broke from 500
throats and rose higher and higher as
the gallant officer was wheeled to a
place beside the mayor. Casting aside
his escort. he stooN straight as an arr
row and waited for the applause to
subside. Then he spoke his few brief
sentences. but every word was eagerly
caught by the admiring throng.
rATHos IN HIS GOOD BY
1t was a picture at once glorious
and sad. The admiral had made the
utmost sacrifice to express to the peo-
pie Of San Francisco the qualification
he felt at their kindly reception. From
the time the fieet reached Its first port
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
Banquet Guests Shout Huz1a When
Sea Hero Makes Plea for Peace
Mayor Taylor Proposes Health Of Chief
WhoIs Wheeled to Table Amid Cheers

eff you preserve the peace of the world give
batteshp declared Admiral Evans last
the the St Francis hotel and then he added:
batteshp will peace have to fight tor it.
Give ships, press the button will do the rest
snapped forb jaw of the speaker
to their feet and
lobby and the street
The crowds in the the grouped
caught from the door and the
shouting hand capping sounded through the corridors It
climax of the festivities and the admiral wracked by
the head of the table the demonstration continued
amid the waving of hundreds of napkins
the gala Of the reception to the fleet It had not
generally Admiral Evans participate IN the
long served and the guests spoke to
each other of deep of united squadrons
Suddenly sign from the door Mayor Taylor
arose
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
ONE MORE
CORPSE IS
UNCOVERED
Searchers Dig Up Tenth Dis
membered Body in Yard
of Horrors
Morbid Crowds at the Guinness
Farm Require Running
of Bus Lines
Authorities Add Some Facts and
Many Theories to Wholesale
Murder Mystery
Now Believe That Lamphere, the
Farmland, Knew of WOman's
GhOuIish Trade
Chronological Review of the
La Porte tragedy

Ap-u 2s-BOetes Of woman
supposed to he Mrs. Guinness and
her three children found in ruins
OF her burned house near La
Porte. Ind; Ray Eamphere, her
fariahand, arrested on n charge
81 quadrupIe murder.
May 5-Fivc bodies, including
those OF Jennie Olson, adopted
daughter Of Mrs. Guinness, and
Andrew HeIEeIfen of Aberdeen,
:. D., enamored Of Mrs. Guinness,
dug up i'm Guinness grounds, as
result of search Instituted by
HclgcIfcn-s brother.
May G-FOur more bodies ex-
humcd NJ farmhouse; suspicion
aroused that MAIDS SoreRsOn, wo-
mans first husband, was muir
dered IN Chicago eight years ago,
and that two infants in family
met same fate about same time;
also that Joseph Guinness, second
husband, was poisoned at La
Porte four years ago.
May Women tell of threats
made against Mrs. Guinness by
Lamphcre, and police regard evil
dence against him ax strong, one
of bodies found at farmhouse
Identified as that of Ole o. Buds
berg of lola, Wis, from whom,
fl ts said, Mrs. Guinness obtained
$1,000.
May S-TwO more bodies dis
covered by diggerS in Guinness
grounds near La Porte, making
hffeen fn all.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

on its history making crutse. he, had
been unable to leave the ship. At
every stop he had been represented at
the banquets and cclebrations by one
of his brother officers But h6re at
the end of the long voyage he could
not resist the desire. to speak; the lworis
that filed his heart
First he spoke OF the grandeur OF
the occasion, the strength and readi-
ness OF .the fleet. and then his voice fell
as he voiced his thanks TO the people
OF the city. AS he concluded his lips
quivered. and. turning his eyes over
the guests and then to Mayor Taylor,
he said slowly. And now I. bid you
good nightAand good by
AS he sat down = tear welled to
every eye There had been note oi
4 = H. fs>r.-.-s
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

o0ntlnued On PEG =. column
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
SUBURBAN

Lieutenant Arthur Crist and Miss
Kutz. daughter of Admiral Kutz. to
Saturday.
Attorneys clash when Baby Johl
10 admit he does not know n
common word.
Banquet at Idors park to be featur
tion OF men OF Atlantic feet d
today
Paul NJ. Yost to be given colonel's
in national guard on graduation.
Hearst's independence league poll
out Of total OF 7.s4o cast In Alam
primaries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

San Francisco is again ruled by boss
But this time the town is willing to be
bossed-by this boss. A magnificent pic
ture of him will be found on the front
--o~. r
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
SATURDAY. MAY 9. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TODAY

YESTERDAY-West wind: clear; maximum
temperature. 5s: minimum. 40.
light north wind. changing to fresh
west Page q
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

NEW YORK, May s.-A special from
Utica, n. ", received ut $3.50 n. m. by
the World, says woman believed TO be
Mrs. Belle Guinness, the owner OF the
murder farm at La Porte, Ind, was ar
rested On the New York Central train
which left syracuse Mt 1910 this morn
ing and is due in Utica at 1s40 o'clock.
The woman was positively identified
By man who says he has known her
for years. He aIighted AT Rochester
and notified the Rochester police.
Rochester detectives teIegraphed to
Syracuse and detectives met the train
there. The woman was found from the
description, but she was undressed I'm
her berth in the Pullman sleeper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09
More Ships and Fewer Statesmen, Says Bob Evans
Nearly All Of Uncle Sans Navy Reviewed by Secretary AIetdf

@
dsy on
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

La PORTE. Ind. May S.-Develop-
ments in the Guinness murder case
came thick and fast this evening. each
additional circumstance brought to
light being Of nature to strengthen
the charges against Ray Lamphere, who
Is accused Of first degree murder be-
cause Of the supposed death OF Mrs.
Bella Guinness and her three children.
Lamphere today sent request to his
attorney II. W. worden, asking the
latter to send to the farm OF John
Wheatbrook for the trunk which Lam
phere left there when he was arrested
April 2s.
But before this word had reached the
attorney the trunk had been conhscated
by the local authorities. IT contained
a number OF letters written by Mrs
Guinness to Lamphere after the latter
had taken employment at the farm OF
John wheatbrook. near Springville
seven miles north Of this city The
exact dates on these letters were not
announced. but that they were recent1
evidenced by the fact that Lamphers
went to the Wheatbrook farm February
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over Thirty Five Years.

In 1872 there was great deal of de
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ChambeTlain's Collie Cholera and
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