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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
MORSE SAYS He WILL
RETURN 10 NEW YORK
Found by Associated Press Re-
porter Aboard Tho Cunarder
Campanls al Queenstown.
HE'S NOT FLEEING FROM JUSTICE
Says That All Such Reports Arc Sen.
sa,iOna' and Devoid Of Tru.h--Does
Not Espee, to Remain in Europe
More Than Ten Daya--Travclino
Under Assumed Name.
(By AssocInted prcss.l

QUEENSTOWN. Feb. IA coric3
ponicnt of the Associated Press to-
night boarded the Cunard line steam
or Cnmpanla and found Charles w.
Morse oi New York, In The smoking
room enjoying game of cards.
Without moments hesitation Mr..
Morse granted an interview TO the
correspondent. lie was shown eN-
trac from London papcrs referring
10 him rs having fled from his cred
itoi-i. etc. NJ. Morsc said there was
absolutely nothing in thcso reports,
saying they werc New York sensa-
tionals." He added that he had sent
cahlc dispatches to New York con
corning his position and that he would
rectify matters when he returned
there. He was travelling patty on
business and partly for pleasure for
a week or ten days
Asked whore he proposed going
Wfhen he landed at LIVERPOOL MIR.
Morse begged 10 be excused from re.
plying.
You can say will, ccrtalntv that
my s,ay Will no. exceed ten DAYS on
w. u11 lIltI men l
VIII return IN New York"
MI Morse proceeded from Quccrs-
town to Liverpool on board tho Cam
pania. Hc is travelling rnder an as
stunned name. probably c. NJ. Moore
No Secret as to His Identity.
Mr., Morse made no secret OF his
identity and smiled when br was in
formed Of the reports concerning him
that had reached the En- .lish news
papers. Mr.. Morse talked iii similar
vein 10 other newspaper correspon-
dents who boarded the Gampanla here.
lie seemed to rcgarl the period OF
humiliation in the United States rs the
aftermath of the recent panic. On
his return to the United States he said
he would end'avor 10 reconstruct his
interests ari hoped they would worl:
smoothly and give satisfaction.
AT the conclusion OF the interview
Mr.. Morse again rcsolutcly declined To
divugc what his movements in Eu-
rope would be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

mortuary chapel whtro the bodies
NOW lie almost completely covered
with flowers. through two miles of
troops who line the streets TO the
church Of San Nlnccntc, where the
solemn requiem OF the Roman church
will be celcIratcd Cor the rcpcso OF
thelr souls. Every hour during the
day masses were said at the alter In
the palace chapel aud according to
tradition, priests prayed before the
caSkct. sprinklcd them With holy water
and burned incense. The principal
mass oil the day was celebrated by the
rnpal nnncio II was attended 10y
king Manuel tho two Gucens aud the
members Of the diplomatic corps in
uniform and the gentlemen ana ladies'
OF the court.
After services NIL those who attend :
cd the mass Viewed the bodies Of the
monarch aud his son.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
GAVE might RIDERS"
a WARM RECEPTION
Father and Son Give Battle to One
Pack of the cowsrdo But Lost
Tobacco.
tl}y Associated ,.rnse ,

ADAMS TENN. Feb. 7.-"Nich.
riders well armed and mounted. Wis
lied the farms of Hugh C. lawrence
and Washington T. Wicker. within
three miles OF this place last night.
DESTROYED tho harms on both farms.
together with 10000 pounds. OF iobac-
go. shot and wounded Lawrence and
MS son l.radlcy. and whipped Q negro
named Mottlow unmcrcifully.
Tho riders" first visited tho farm
OF Lawrence. lie ana his son were
in the barn loading their tobacco on
wagons and hoard The night riders
coming. They cane out Of the barn
and started toward tho house and
whom within 10 or 90 Yards cf the
hoHo they met ten or a dozen OF the
riders and at once opened fire on
them Tn riders" returned tho fire
woundius Lawrence in the cheek and
hand and his son in tho leg. The
riders retreated at tho Tawrcnee's
first fire, but rallied with some fen
or fifteen reinTorccmcnts and renewed
the attack. firing ~, or so shots
through The windows os his hnus Q
where hc,.anh his son had reiterated
after omptying their weapons. Tho
llawrcncf's returned tho fire returned
the fire brtE,o causiltics occurred.
Tho "rldcii' then went to the barn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
OCEAN GOING RAILWAY
OPENED TO PUBLIC
First Train Makes Trip from Mami.
81. Fla. to Knights Key in
Schedule Time.
tBy Associnted Press,

MIAMI. FLA, Feb Tho ocean
going railroad. which represents ihc
greatest work of its Kind In tho world.
has been officially opened TO the pub
lie without ceremony.
About one hundred aud nifty pas
sengers got aboard the first train
which was made M Of three day
coaches. one parlor flnnd a baggage
car. Several hundred gnthered at the
station al Miami and tho first train
started off amid cheers.
Yachts filled with occupants from
the winter cottages and hotels and
sailed early in the morning from
Miami and were scattered at inter-
walls along the route to greet the train
as ii sped by.
j. G. Meredith, engineer OF the road,
had mis- private car sidetracked Mt tho
Knights Key terminus awaiting de-
veloDcmeuts. lie stood awaiting the
arrival OF the train and looked ut his
watch with mood of satisfaction
when he found it on time TO the
minute.
Tho steamer FIalifaX from Havana.
and the Montauk. from Kew West. de-
corated with flags. steamed up also on
schedule time and the passengers left
the train and went aboard the steam
ers for their respective destinations
with nc little ado as passengers for
jersey board their ferries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
WAS DRIVEN BY HUNGER
TO STEAL, SHE DECLARES
Baltimore Police Find Mysterious
"Moman in Brown" is Mrs.
Louis Casscil.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. The
mysterious woman In brown" who
has been accused OF ghoniftinG in the
fashionable stores and who had clnd >
cd the detectives for months has ac-
knowledged that she is Mrs. Louis
Casscll. formerly of Louisville. KY.
when she was arraiEned to answer
charges of larceny. The woman OF
fine apparencc and clad in stylish
garments. admits that she has been
stealing because desperation drove
her to 1t: that she could get no en-
plovment ana was in need of food
She states: 81 am a widow and my
husband was n foreigner. do not
want 10 give the names of my mother
and father. They We're honorel in
Kentucky. Last night sent telc-
gram to Mr.. Ii. NJ. Flcxner. In Louis
Vile. and asked him if he would not
testify that my past reputation was
good. have not heard from him yet.
don't know what TO do After / had
taken the things il was like dagger
in my heart ovcry time looked at
them. L. felt the humiliation dread
fully"
Mrs. Casscll had been with a fami-
~ on Evergreen terrace as a nursery
govorness. where she said size re-
manned fortnight She Is hold by
tho police until her fricnds can be
heard from.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
RhEA VIII Be CONFIRMED
Today OR ON MONDAY
Believed at the State Capital That the
Charges Have Not Beer
Proved.
lSpccIal 10 NM Daily pressl

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 7.-Evi-
dtnces are tonight now that the Rhca
case and argument incident thereto
nave been completed. that the Bristol
judge will be confirmed as a member
OF the state corporation commission
either tomorrow or Monday 1t is
probable that one or two of the men,
bcrs VIII dissent from the popular
ocmmittec decision, and in this event
It Is almost assured that a minority
report will be presented to the general
assembly.
About half the members of the two
houses OF the legislature were ap-
preached this afternoon and tonight
In regard to their opinion and those
who would talk at all seemed to be
confident of their convictions that
Governor Swanson's nominee would
be vindicatcd and confirmed.
Today's hearing OF witnesses served
10 produce nothing Of a spectacular
nature and nothing was adduced that
had not hitherto been heard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
llitchcock TO MANAGE raf..

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Fob An
nouncemont WAS made today OF the
approaching retirement from the pos
tai service OF Frank II. Hitchcock
INST assistant poStmastc. general MIR.
Hitchcock VIII assume the active
management of the presidential cam
paien OF Secretary Taft. probably
about February 18th.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Passeroers assly Shaken UP.
tBy Associated Prcay)

FEANkLINvILLE. y. T.. rcb. -
The Washington Express on the
PcnnsyiNaia Railroad, was wrecked
lao miles south Ct there today. The
rain was made up of only two cars,
ono 9 Pullman and the other day
eo'ch. carrying IN all 90 passengers
and crew Of six men. All OF tho
passengers and -four OF the train
crew were badly shaken up ami bruis-
cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
COLLEGE TO OPERATE TROLLEY
Designed to Transport students to
And Fro.

FtTTSBURG, Feb T.-Omciala OF
Westminster College the United Pres
hytcrian institution at Wilmington.
Pa. have organized company to
build an electric trolley line between
New Castle and New Wilmington, 10
miles. The road is designed to trans
fer students to and from the college.
81 Will not operate on Sunday. the
United Presbyterians being opposed TO
working on the Sabbath. and the mo-
tormen and conductors Will 10 stn
dents at the college. The road Will
be one of the best equipped in the
country, and will cost several hundred
thousand dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Financial Bill introduced m Hou!e
Of Representatives by lsatBI
Williams
DIFFERENT FROM AlDRIca BILL
Calls for Keeping One Hall of tho
Reserve in Central cities and Must
be in Gold or Gold ccr,aea,os-Rc.
duces Limit of Bank Loans.
tBy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, u. c.. Feb, ~
What VIII be known as the minority
currency bill" was introduced today
by Representative John Shnrp WI
liams. of mississippi the Democratic
leader OF tho House. who drew tho
measure rs a result Iof conference
OF Democrats iehind cloicd doors to-
day. Those beside Mr. Willlams who
participated In the conference wer,.
representatives Lewis. of Georgia
ln1o. of Louisiana. Glass. of Vlrsinln.
Gillespie. OF Texas Ollie James. OF
Kentucky: Crawford. Of North Caro-
lima and McHcnry. of Pcnnsylvanln.
all members OF the committee on
banking and currency Eniirn har-
monN Is said to have marked the
meeting.
1t is understood that the bill as
drawn by Mr. Williams may be sub
1cct TO slight amendment by its sup
portcrs but II will come before tho
Honsa IN the shape of minority re-
mort from the banking and currency
committee In lis present form. Among
the provisions OF the bill arc the tol-
lowl'Nr, Ji--sll asopls-.all : lalgs pess-
hitting national banks to keep three
iifths of their reserves In national
banks OF reserve cities and similar
Jaws permitting such deposit of one
half of the reserve amounts
Pay OF Examiners.
1t provides that not less than one
half of the reservos now required to
be kept in lawful money in central
reserve cities, shall no hereafter held
in gold or gold certificates II does
away with the nnyment OF national
bank examiners by the fec system and
substitutes salaries not less than So
600 nor in excess of $4,000 yearly. with
actual expenses. II provides that the
total liabilities OF any national bank
inclusive Of tho liabilities NJ it, MON
beers shall not exceed ono tenth of tho
banlts paid In and ,inlmpaired capita.
stock and one tenth OF It's unimpair-
ed surplus fund: and that in no event
shall the liabilities exceed thirty per
cent OF the capital stock
But the discount of bill OF cychangs
drawn in good faith against actually
existing values. and the discount OF
commercial or business paner actually
owned by the person negotiating IT,.
shall no he considered liability
Violation OF this section is malc a,
misdemeanor punishable BY fine or
Imprisonment.
Laws of Banks Limited
No national bank shall loan IN the
aggregate more than seven times the
amount of its paid up capital plus~its
unimpalred surplus. Violation IL
punishable as provided in the section
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
e. NJ. Robinson Also Sentenced.

NORFOLK. VA Feb. Pleading
guilty to completely in the cotton
populations OF the Veal brothers. who
were each given one cyar in the peni-
Tertiary. Il. NJ Robinson was today
fined 800 and sentenced 10 Jail for
days by Judge FIankcl. in the Corpora
tion Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
E. L. Da1hiclls Indicted.
nv Aauoc,orad prn,eN

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. ID. H. Da-
shells. recently arrested In Ports
month on charge of forgery and
fraud in handling real estate. was to-
day indicted by The 1lustinGs Court
grand jury on six counts, two cacn
for forgery, grand larceny mud utter
lng forged papcrs Ills bond was
fixed at $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Another Election in Louisiana.
(Dy AsEoclatei i,rcsgl

I3y Ns7Oclatel PrcSsJ
BATON ROUGE. La. Feb THE
official count OF Louisiana's recent
Democratic primary election issued
tonight. shows that q second election
will be necessary for four officers
These are lieutenant governor. state
auditor. state attorney general and
registrar OF land Offices
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Sneak Thief Got $500.
fry Associated Pressi

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Feb. : =.
While asleep in Pullman car in the
local railroad Yards early today a
sneak thief visited tho Berth OF DIT.
Z. L. Norton of Adrian. Mich, rob
Dins him of $500 in cash and his gold
wa'ch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

and after shooting a horse placed
Dynamite under two wagon loads OF
tobacco and blew them to pieces. The
barn was burned together with about
$4,000 pounds Of tolncco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Bugs" Raymond Freed OF Charge.
fI}y AssOcinte1 Press.)

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. 7.--prcsilent
Hodges of the st. Louis American
League baseball team. announced this
afternoon that he has purchased out
right the release Of "Rubc" Waddnll,
the Fiiiin,icIilfuu -pIpcii-,. - sif -,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
"suoe" Raymond Freed Of charoe
fBy Associatol press)

W NHHUCIdItI TTeSSJ
NhIcAGo' I'LL, Feb. THE charge
OF robbery recently made against A
l.. Bugs Raymond, 4 pitcher for the
81 Louis American League baseball
team, was dismissed by Cook coun-
y grand jury today for lack of cyi-
eene. ~ q. Il!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Franco at bordeaux.

DoRDEAuX. FRANCE. Feb. -
Ex- premier Franco and family left ihc
South Express hero today ana took
Nh their quarters ~ u hotel near the
railroad station. II Is said they Will
remain until tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
Kentucky Deadlock Continues.

FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. Z = The
senatorial ballot today was again
without result Beckham sec"ivcG 81
votes: Bradley Sc; Wattersop , Nc
Creary 3. Allen 2. Wakefield /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
LISBON AWAITS FUNERAL
or THE DEAD MONARCH
City Will BENDER Today Final Homage
TO King and Crown
Prince.
CRv .Aasociatcd Pteas.l

LISBON. Fob. = All Portugal awaits
the coming of the morrow and tho
final rendering or homage to tho dead
king and crown prince. Everything
Is in readiness for the march from tho
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08
diners al Port Hood, \, S., Buried
Under Tons Of Coal.
WAs RESULT OF Az EXPLOSION
Not Known Whether i. Was Fire
Damp or cunpowder-rbe Absence
Of Gas Made the Work Of Reseuine
Comparatively Easy.
tBy Associated press3

FORT HOOD. n. s.. Feb. six
coal miners and four coal leaders
were crushed to death today as the
result Of an explosion in the Port
HOOD mine Of the Port Hood & Rich
mond Railway C Coal Company.
Whether the explosion was duo TO
gas, fire damp or eunpowded remains
10 ~ determined by coroner's Jury.
Thc accident occurred about 7.30
o'clock this morning after the DAYS
work mad begun. The explosion was
IN the south level and the six miners
and four laborors were buried nndo-
tons of soft coal that were Ioogened
by the explosion.
Practically every man of the 200
miners employed in the pit volunteer
cd Tor rescue duty. As tho. rescuins
party progressed into the minp no gas
was mt. or was there any evidence
Of after damp, and as a result, tho
work OF resclic was Facilitated.
With The exception OF The four
| bulgarian leaders all OF the victims
we're natives OF this place and we're
descendants of the Highland Scotch
men who settled in Port Hood.
All were well known ana the scenes
Int the bank head when the bo1lc,
v'rrr brought one bv one to the sur
face we're distressing. The property
damage was slight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

Fort Hood Is The capital OF Inver-
ness county and is situated ON the
castorly side OF Capr Breton island.
about Twenty-Five miles from Por,
lawksburr. It has a population Of
about 1000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

THE DAILY PRESS 10 tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news report Of the Asso-
elated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-08

THE WEATHER.
Fair Saturday: Sunday in
creasing eloudiness and warmer.
light to fresh north TO north.
cast winds.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Die $,n,ireririIcben

H
gu ben bieien 8eoiriniHeu Der Reus
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pel6em e~rfersr geiunbbsit, Iebierer
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men 8eoiiriniB gsporosn; ob bic
9er6dltniTe bic nift unbetrdhtIife
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getraft. Wir5 man oefragt, no man
in oisiem Sabre biHsebs, 70 mare e
bod an3u b~tmithtgsnb, oeite9en su
mITen-mdn bleibs az bdufel - un6
70 stebt es bsnH monde 5ausfrau oor,
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nura ouf m5sli6R biliss Weiie ein3us
miefben, fait in f1rer bequemeren
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Die zen meiiten Wfeu'fen n6thfs
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ran, IN oisfsu ge9su ale ni6t unums
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
OiiieieIle GinlahMne
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So.
D. R.-k. C~sntraIvsrsins
bon RorO : elmerica. IN GieDes
Iano, o, bonn 20. bis 23.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
seeiaIisnrus mnN Gbriiten.

tpttnt iino miner 8egenldBe getpeien
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ltorbenen giihof5 Der Dio3eie san
Rioer, Wifgr. Stang, bds ben o6en
aHsefibrtsn 5itsI trdst. Die erunos
lesenoe Soee aler ooltgDiri6f6dfts
Ii8eu SDfems. bic NIT Grfole orbeiien
molten, Tiuoen mir in BEN guhe bes
berbIiheren 8ifhofs gIei6 I'm 4nFdne.
liar uno prd9naHt ausgebriidi: ,Gr
O9riitus) 1T bic 0uslIs onsr TttIihen
uno i~otiaIen grleidteruna, onsg iiiss
lihen uHo iocialsn 2e6eug I'm
uns aus u~nieren Wfibfdnben 6erdugs
3ursiben, brauhen mir cinen anberen
9tir als ZEN bes rciHeu UldteriaIiss
mug; mir brauhen ben geiit, 0engbris
tus ben SsiHen perFpro6sn Bat -.
Gine QeuIhaffuHe ber geIeaf6aft,
cine Grnsusruns BON 6sT3 unb geif.
S1s 1T bas fhreienoe 9sbarfniB otr
3eit; sSnFaurars nmnia IN G6riho.s
ge5sn osr Qtloditissn 3unobme ber
UlitgIieoer5dh ser aeptrtI6oFtli1en
CrgoniiatioHen bitrsulanoe, bic fh
abr bishsr NIT Rem SoticIigmus unr
in eeriRgem Wabs iosntifitiri haben,
mahts in ben Isssea 5abrsn 1u4 eer
5ociolismus Torti6ritte. Gieier 81.
iaar e,ssnibsr ruff Der giEhoF CUR
QbDshr. CT feHn3eimnet ben Soz.
cialismHs oIg sin 59itsm, peltes bag
rehts WdB bsn @ltinbsit uno 9iaiaz
teii i5srIHrtittt. sag 8clt NIT ioere
t~rie6snkn QniprH5eH befanHt mohi
uro oarun unbiais uno btrbsrblih
III. Sociolismas III 9isi15eosutsn5
nit: eigsHt5umsrttt ouf sas az
fammR GaDital uns ale oorbaubenen
4roonctic smitigl, Qbiorbirnna ieotr
prioatsn geneinihaft in St1ait.
Sas hdrtfs gonusrf esss-. sisfs
osroe=5ii6sn princpisr fr5 bic
fieatsihsn ardfttees mt
otridIeH RetholietsmEE