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Published daily except Sunday by the
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Mlsroox HIS wIFE
FOR CHICKEN THIEF
Fired Upon and Killed Her When She
Failed to Ans~er-A Dinw'ddie
Tragedy.

PErERSnURG. VA. Junr 20. -- a
very >ad occurrence is reported from
Marmora IN Dnwiddie county. Wal
ter Mrrrick. who is tcn:int on the
farm of j. :. Thomas, was arous, Il
from sleep by disturbance among
his chickens and s"iZinS his pistol he
went to the window TO See what was
the matter. II" saw q figure i'll the
yard and callrd TO know who was
tier" and for what reason.
No reply came 10 his call and MIR.
Thomas took aim and fred. His aim
Was only too true. for when he went
GU, 10 - q whom or what he had
shot. he discovered to his horror that
h., hal killed his wife, tn" shot from
the pistol having passed through her
h, ad.
II seems that Mrs. M"rrick. who
had been asleep in room adjoining
that Of her husband. had also heard
the nui& among the chickens and had
gon" ont To look after them. She
evidently did not hear the call OF he.
husband.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
GLOOMY PROSPECT FOR
HORSE RACING IN COUNTRY
The Big Racers Going to europe-hew
Orleans the Last Hope in
America.

NEW YORK, June 20.--James K.
Kcenc. nestor OF raciHs 'ff,s7'n IN Amer
lea. s,nt several dozen arlinSs from
his stock farm to England today, and
it is declared this marks the begin
ming Of the end of racing in this coun-
try. The shipments Ct promising
Youngsters will follow in short order,
and il is predict d that. within the
next six months. few stalk holders Will
i'e left on this side of the water.
Mr. HagSin has already announced
his intention of taking his great rae
ing stables to t.urGp for sale. MS
great Blu Grass farms and nurseries
in Kentucky will lie used for raising
cattle. Belmont and others will also
send their stock to the other sid.
Mr.. Kccnc said that he had made
no arrangements to send the balance
q! his stable abroad. but il is r ported
thai when thu, great horses in his
string. likt. ballot. the winner Of yes
,er,iay'S Suburban. have run OFF tn"
stalk in which they nave been en-
tered this season. they will be sent to
England.
The injunction grant ID the Jockey
Club bv Justice BisChCf in the Su-
pr, me Court yesterday. against the
police. which provides that the poilce
must not interfere with thu peace and
happiness Of innocent persons at the
race track. but which in no sfnSe
protects the bOokmakcrs and gam
blers. open Il the way for a lot oil
memory bets" down at SheFpSheah
Raw, and il is expected such ting
will he brisk today. All hds. how
ever. will have 20 b" mode under
cover. and only mon personally known
to Irokmakrrs. who OFT sums SUI
fCicntIy large TO h" attractive 10 the
LAYERS. will bc able 10 place their
money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
TO CONSULT ABOUT
THE STATE DEBT CASE
Attorney General Anderson and Other
Lawyers to Awe a Conference
With Master littlefcId.

RICHMOND. VA. JUNO ~. - hitor-
Hrv General anderson was advised
this morning tha; Charles r.. Ii''i"-
Acid nov " New York. f"Tmrr MON
her ~ Congress from Maine. had no
tilted counsel for Inc Stat" " Virginia
and for the State ri w~si Virginia
- meet IN tho cifv 1f Washington
June - for Tho PurpTs' "f dct~rmin-
ing un 4 courSc al procedure in the
litigation.
Mr. I.itficfi"Id Is tho special master
namcd ny tho SuUr."ms Court Of ~"
Tniird States To- h. ar tho case md 10
make r'-~umm"ndai inns for IN" court
IN rcaching a decision IN III" matter
~ Is MT known hox hong tn" lazy -
Will ~ IN conference sith Mr.. Liific-
field hm II j. ovifcnI that D." rr"prs"S
~ 60 into tho rasc promptly and to
cnd ~ irug dispute
In this conncciiun ~ Is mt amiss
TO nre that somc NJ tn. forcmos;
pap~rs Vt the STATE of West Virginia
are clamnring for the general Assem-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SUNDAY, JUNE 2l 1905

tie to clear away Before dcter'''in'"s
TO matter before US. We nave prem
~ OF time and the sub-coihll'''e'
which has full power to act may De
gotten together almost any tihr. Thu
time and the place. July ! III vast
ington. were satisfactory To AL par
ties to the conference. When v"
convene there I think We shall De
able to reach conclusion that s!l
be satisfactory to all.
Mr.. Hitchcock. Secretary Tart add
ed, was In a state bordering Oh n''
>cus collapse and needed go"I rest
The official statement does not say
that Mr.. Hitchcock declined the
craftsmanship. but that he declined
Ia be considered for the position or
account Of his health.
II can be said that the proceedings
of today have not eliminated Mr.
Hitchcock from consideration and that
h. undoubtedly will be an important
factor In the equation which will be
reduced by the conferees when they
nfc ct on July In Washington
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
MOTHER STRUCK BY
TRAIN SAVING BABE
Enaine Passes Over Little Boy With
out Hurting Him, but Parent
May Die.

LYNCHBI- RC; VA. June 90. - Mrs.
Graham II roc. niece OF Supcrin-
tcudcut W. T.. Fleece. of the Valley
branch ri the Southern. suffered
scvcrc acCidcrt ut RccioTiown. which
wiz possibly crst her her life.
H,r little son was playing upon the
irarks and did Uci notice the ar-
p-uach uf a train The frantic mother
rushcI On IN" track to saw" her child.
was BIT and hurled At least twenty
f. :. Tn" it'll" fellow fell uPUn tho
track and the "EGin" passed over him
before tho train was brought To
S'aTdSiill
Tho mo'hcr's arm ahnuid~r and hip
wcrc fra~iurcI whii" the hoy was 50
dimlrutiy that Tho pilot NJ IN" en-
gin" passed over his hody aud h.
was NOT even S"ra'ch"d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Battered MonltOr Florida WDI be
The fa||ahssss; uyom|ng, Ckeynne.
WlIT NAMES FOR utv DA11lesAIPs
The Arkansas Will be Known as the
Little Rock But No Name has been
Repairing the Flories.

WASHINGTON, u. e.. Juno %
TaIlahassc. the CITY IN Florida. is IN"
name which will 10 civcH IN the
monitor Florida which recently re-
criycd a harttzing VI tire as result
of the explosion Of tremendous
charge OF gunc"ttnn L"nCath her and
tho firing cf shoS at her.
A change in tho name is C"ssary
because of the fac: tina; oa" ~ IN"
hatiIcshius auihorizcd nv the la
cnncrcsS ~ tn hr designated IN"
Florida and Il will b. applied 10 IN"
baii.cShip to 10 constructed by In"
scvcrum"nf at tho New Work navy
yard. The cSiimatrd cost of re-
pairing tho Florida H. s%a.o"". Thor"
are thrrc other monitor. ih0 wynn
ing. Arkansas and Nevada. NAMED
after states vhnSr designation viii b"
changed IN accOrdarcr with IN" last
naval appropriation hill. tho dcsire h.
ing io aiIIizc IN" states IN naming
ba'iicshipS
Tho Wyoming will sorn r. remained
the Chcypnnr. tho Arkansas vii ""
changed 10 little Rock and the Ne
vads's new name Is get TO be chosen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Virginia Bankers Elect.
(Ry Associated PreSs.)

HOT SPRINGS, VA. June 20. The
Vjrginia Bankers Association at their
final session today elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Joseph Stebbins, OF South
BOSTON: S. crctary. ". =. Calling. of
I.ynchburg and treasurer, II. A. Will
liams, of Richmond.
A committee was appointed tn Sc
lcct and present silver cup to the
retiring president. Richard II. Smith.
Of Richmond, in recognition Of his
services to the association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Encourages Rudolph spreck|es 10
Keep Up His Reform Flight
N San Francisco.
He SAYS ne KNOWS ALL ABOUT II
Must Keep Up Fight for Plain Deeen-
cy and Plain Democracy Of People
Words of Cheer from the Strenu-
Gus President in Very characteris-
tic Letter.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, June 10
The Call today prints a letter dated
.!urr : at the Whit. House from Pr"Si-
d 1T Roosevelt to Rudolph Sprcckris
in which he comments upon the local
graft prosecutions and urges the pro
: Cutors /" keep mp the fight. IN"
following is Il synopsis of the matter
contain Il in the letter: MY Dear
Mr.. Spr'clil";: Now and then you
and Mr.. Henri and the others who ar"
associated with YOU must feel down
hcartCncd VIII II YOU sec men guilt
of atrOciuuS CrimfS who for * me
cause of other succeed in escaping
punishment. and especially VIII yo'
teen men Of wealth. Of high business
nj in sense of hign social standing
banded together against you.
MY d ar sir. | want you to feel
that your experience is simply the cN-
pcrinnce OF all Cf us who arr engaged
in this fight There is no form OF
Islander and wicked falsehood. which
will not as a matter of course be
employed against all men engaged in
such a struggle.
Now. ! do hope that You and your
COLLEAGUES will treat all this bitter
ness with entire disregard. 1t is OF
small consequence" to YOU or 10 any or
lis who are engaged in this work
whether men think well or i'll of us
personally. but it is of very great
consequence that We should do IN"
work withou; fiinChing. without losing
G'Ir good hUmnr"d common sense.
without becoming anccred and irrit"t-
cd to Il deSr that will in any way
cause MS to lose our heads.
1t is just as had 10 he ruled by a
plutOCratacy as Nv mob. 1t Is pro
fourdly un-Am"ficar. and. in social
s"rsc. profoundly immoral To stand
for or against a given man. not be
cause h is CT is not bray. upright
and able 10 belong to Il labor union
or does or does not represent the big
huSircSS interests In the FsS nee
down at the foundation of things. the
ties that are all important are those
that knit honest men, brave III n.
,olIar, dealing mon together. and IFS
a mighty poor substitute if we reT<lCc
these tbs by those that bind men to-
-cthcr. whether they ar good or bad.
simply because they follow a partic,i-
lar business. have a given social stand
ing or bsiong To a particular orSa-
nization.
You have heart breaking difficult
tics with which to contend. You have
TO fight. not only the handed powers
Of evil. hut. alas. that il should he
said. the supincness and indif renee
of many good men. whose Jealous sup
nor, you had a right TO feel that you
could rely upon DO not H. discour-
aged: don't finch. You ar" in 4 fight
for plain dec"ncy. for til plain demo
cracy cf the people who believe in
honesty and in fair dealing as be
twccn man and man. 10 not become
dish artCn"d. Keep mp tho fight.
VERY sincerely YOURS.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Rudolph Spreck!eS. San Francisco.
Cal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Frsseanaa a Is vie Brought
1h'u;als b us Country.
CLEANED :1og,lll uIuIll'


CHICAGO. Ills, June Wncie,
sale traf!ic In French vomrn exposed
by Federal authorities hv n" arr -
OF A. DuSal and wife in tho aiding Of
resort in Chicago and r~trea''
at Blue Island. ms. is 70 p brohcn
up by United States Di<rricr N'"r
ney Edward Sims.
Information secur.d af Tmy al -
headquarters probably vii f-aI :" IN"
arrest Of 1850 French rrn,-n ''
United States MARSHAL. =, Nrnr aI-'
lie. St Louis. New York. - oT'.Hu,
Kansas City and other cir, " "'I
hem who have tccu n. r--'hI"I
three years viii DO dcr, -. q .r 'a',
country from which thcy -. 90. ..rnn-r
secret service men Who ~ a.:r''
Il on the Gaze believe i1r arr I
i"NaI aad his vile IN IN n. -,
poTtaiinn Of immorai r. rch vow "
Il" Chicago and !, IS xa,6 ~ ., hurf0'.' !
~ the young women nh, a.-r dr A..
huted or sold 10 r..cr,. .r n.r,.- O.
''rs o. the country shrp n 81 Ch'
ago headquarters nm :, r-rl.d M
within the acxt fcv vc,l ard af'"~
marines b-fore Pes~ra, rrdg.. al!
w. dcprrtcd.
InvsI add his wife 49, I'D r, -
"rai osbciaIs. cacar,s A. g., rr,.n.-s,i
ArProhimsseiy IN. soe 2 cat a"'
wing - the vix:sesce q, fsr ,n'brt
tics we're o. he pps-s =, lc,,frE f"r
France gteD ae7esoS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

hly to rrcun,cuc and to take steps
TO adjust amiCah!y the matter Win
out gong into u long court review.
the papers holding that the matter
can have but one result and that II
viii cost the State of West Wright
very much more. with Il possible dis
ruptiou Of friendly relations. by pur-
suing the course that is being follow
ed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Mrs. Thaw, ST.. Sails for Eurcpe
(By Associated Press.)

POUGHKEEPSIE. ". T.. June 20, -
Harry Thaw announced TO-DAY fhal his
mother. Mrs. William Thaw, sa''ed for
Europe today. 1t is understood thai
Tnaw's mother sailed without re,
ccrciliation with her dauEt;"rinlaE
Evelyn Thaw spent several hours
with der husband today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Nor s.. 5uI's-rqs Sold.
CEy kss"cia'"d PrrssD

NORFOLK. w. Jun - Tive"
~ ~ s1ic b'TIHr-t. - ihc James
toxin ESr1siiioD ..o~'' arid tr,Isv. IS
IN, ". North C7r..ii n. sold ~ { A
wJ~dva-d. pricc paid NOT given out
Nov York building and furniture sold
to RnyaI Realty Corporation for -.
90. Ohio building sold 30 T.. ". Lash
for $500. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Government TWILIGHT Team.

+. Earnest said yesterday that the
Government team OF the Twilight
League, will not be composed excIu,
sively OF employees of the Quarter,
masters Depot. but that the team
will be drawn from thai icnot the
government drawing room at the
shipyard and any other gov :rmcat
force in the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Country Bank Goes TO Wall.
(By Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE. TENN. June 90. -
A dispatch from Coal Greek. Tenn.
says that the hank OF Anderson coun,
ty ut that place failed to opcn its
doors yesterday. The capital stock
of the bank is $1,000 and the depos-
its 5000. A receiver will be ap-
pointed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
MANY Bruised by Expio sion.

DENVER, COL. June 20. - Luther
Hocken was killed and a number o!
the DUPONT Powder Conpanys works
persons were bruised by an explosion
OF 5000 pounds of nitrogiy cerne at
ut LEVERS. 20 miles south Of Deafsss
). Fhs. nsutraliKinx plaAk was sestt0y
I'd. The 6SH Ii SS.d96. ~ 'd'sl'@ ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Mrs. Harold Mccormick Taken II
(Ey Associated Press)

IFy ASSUCidteU PIPSHT
SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 90. Mrs
Harold Mccormick. daughter Of John
ID. Rockefeller. vas taken III with
appendicitis IN New York Cenir1'
train at Utica this morning. She
was relieved sufficiently to continue
her trip to New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
prorf newt Shriwev oos1.
IRy Associated PreDxD

TORONTO. ONT June 2S. = Ho4y,
Collins. sG-rrmc Treasurer Of - -
d~pondent order Of Yorcssesx. - -.
nf the most prominent Mysele -
rrs IN America. died - - -
here to-day. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Full Retreat Sounded.

Here are seven propositions upon
which the Republican party IN na-
tiOnal convention assembled had re-
treated from the position taken by
that party in Congress or from the
position taken by the President. What
have Roos welt Republicans to say?
The President has awakened a spirit
of reform within the party. he has AT
least revealed to the world that there
are L formers in the Republican par
~. Can that spirit now be quciied
by stand-pat convention? Millions
of Republicans have enlisted at the
Presidents call to arms end are ready
to march forward; will they furi their
banners and turn back nj rely because
the President acquiesccs in the sound
ing of a retreat?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
BRYAN TEARS REPUBLICAN
: PLATFORM ALL TO PIECES

ANY combinations. it had not heard
of them: if there are any dangers,
they an. unconscious of them. Was
the President mistaken when he Is
sued his defiance or are tn RcpnD'
lican managers deceived when thtI
think that an aroused public VIII
calmly contemplate III" "Eci oachnlrniS
of predatory W. al,h? This is retreat
number &.
The convention by i vote of HG6 20
fillmore than seven to on"-No'eo
down the plank in favor OF the nopu
lar election of United States = majors
1t is true that the President and
Secretary Taft have never advocated
the popular election o. >, majors.
They seem 10 TAKE the Hdmiitunian
fatnev than the Jet1crsonian view, but
the most popular reform in the INT
ed States today is the reform That
has for its object the election OF
United States senators by direct vote.
II has five times been endorsed by the
national House OF Representatives.
three times when the House was H.
mubiican 1t has been endorsed by
nearly tWC-t nirdS OF the states OF me
Union and there is probably not
state in Ill, Union in which it woui"
NOT be endorsed u, d popular election
and yet in spite of the record male III
the House and by the various states
this reform is rel ctcd by seven
=, npa yfd, in Republican national
convention.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-05
TO FIX BLAME
FOR POLLUTION OF
W|GWAM BROOK
West Orange Health Board Will
Start Proceedings Against
Suspected Party.
CONFLICTS WITH COUNCIL
OVER TOWN SCAVENGER
Effort Made to Straighten Out
Confusion Over Contra
dictOry Regulations.

In connection with the effort that
is being made by the West Orange
Board of Health to stop the pollution
of Wigwam Brook, the legal commit
tee was last night authorized to insti-
tute proceedings against a man by the
name of Neil, who, 1t is charged, may
have had something to do with the
conditions which exist in the stream.
According to the health board the
stream is polluted by a number of
blind drains, one of which enters under
the Watching avenue bridge.
Whether the board or the Town
Council has the precedence in making
town is a question hat both bodies
want settled, and John d. Lands, COM
missioner from the Fourth Ward, was
instructed to represent the board in a
conference with Town Attorney Rollin-
son. Recently the Town Council passed
an ordinance compelling private sea-
vengers to pay a license fee of $500,
The Board of Health has a regulation,
eight years old, making the license fee
SIS for private scavengers. In both
cases the town scavenger pays no fee.
The result of Che conflicting regulations
has been confusion in which all parties
concerned are at sea.
West Orange is now practically free
from contagious diseases, there being
but n case of scarlet fever. During
the last month, according to Clerk
Williams's report, there have beer
IL deaths. 9 births and Q marriages.
Deputy Inspector Kinney was or
dered to investigate the condition OF
the swamp in Lafayette street, which,
1t was said, breeds mosquitoes.
During the month forty plumbing
plans were filed and thirty-four permits
were granted.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-05
THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. J-Flour-Re-
ceipts, q, 154: sales, 1900; firmly held
and unsettled.
Wheat-Receipts, 131, 800; sales. 1.6OO.
900; an unexpected advance at Liver
pool, coupled with a reduced French
crop estimate and heavy local cover
ing, sent wheat prices up about W
cents per bushel this morning. Sep
TENDER, 102k@103&; December, 1O5@
1864; May, 1060107Fs.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 Western, 81. nomi-
nal. f. o. b. New York.
Corn-Receipts, ESQ; sales none.
Realistically.
Pork-Steady; mess, 17.50@17.15.
Lard-Easy; Western, 9.65@9.75.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining.
$40; centrifugal SO test, APO; molasses
sugar 3.40@3.45. Refined, quiet; crushed,
500; powdered, $40; %granulated, $50.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all ports,
8.700S. rs.
Coffee-Quiet; No. I Rio. 6h: No. 4
Santos, S1.
Molasses-Dull; New Orleans, 28@42.
Butter-Firm; receipts, 1897; creamery
specials, 22a; extras, %; third to first,
1S@121a.
Cheese-Dull, unchanged; receipts.
4,910.
Eggs-Firm, unchanged; receipts.
IL, 839.
Poultry-Alive, steady; spring chick
ems, Is; fowls, IA; turkeys. II. Dressed,
weak; western spring chickens. 1920;
fowls, 1910
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-05
@ N AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York, l to 2 per
cent The New York sub-treasury has
lost to the banks since last Friday
SO, O52, 900. New York Clearing House
statement: Exchanges, $26S, 254, $50; bal
ances, $12, 703, 1872.
Commercial bar silver in New York,
So cents; Mexican dollars, As cents, aud
bar silver in London, PAID.
Paris closing rentes, SO ran SO CEN
times. Paris private rate of discount,
rs per cent; exchange on London, %
francs 1879 confines. Berlin private
rate of discount, 2B per cent; ex-
change on London, 20 marks 1914 pfen-
nigs.
Money on call in ondon, " to y per
cent. Rates of discount, for short bills,
IA to l 7-16 per cent. for three months
bills, ~ per cent. Consols for money,
Sc 3-16d.; for account, So 5-16d.
The foreign exchange market held a
steady tone. Demand sterling was
quoted 4.S640 and 1864; cables, 1850
and 4.S67O; sixty-day bills, 4.S490 and
4.S5; francs, 5.16B plus 1-S2, and short
reichmarks, 95%.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-05
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--The cotton
market opened barely steady, at a de-
cline of loo points, and during the early
session active months sold 6 to points
net lower. Offerings became lighter at
the decline, and during the middle OF
the morning was quiet at a OF
2 or 3 points from the owest.
Bears were quite aggressive during
the middle of the morning, but after
prices had eased off to a net loss oil
8 to II points on h active months
offerings were less active, and prices
ruled rather steadier late in the fore
noon, being 2 to 8 points up from the
lowest at midday, as a result or scat
tered covering and moderate support
from Wall Street bulls.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-05
TO KEEP SHELTERS
FROM ANIMALS IN
MOUNTAIN PARK
Commission Takes Steps to Have
All Ponds and Puddles Adj
equately Drained.

So that the deer and other animals
in the South Mountain park R~eserva-
tion will not be pestered by mosquitoes
the County Park Commission has be-
gun draining the big tract in the Or
ange Mountain, and Is asking the mu-
inequalities bordering to do likewise.
At a meeting of the South Orange
Township Committee last night a com-
plant was received from the commits
sion asking that some action be taken
toward doing away with a stagnant
pool of water lying On Ludwig Bats
property, on South Orange avenue,
South Orange, in the rear of his stone
quarry. The committee referred the
complaint and request to township
counsel for advice on what should be
done.
Warren p. Ball. Mathew Hogan
and Henry Trimpi were appointed a
committee to %apportion the sewer as
sessments in the Maplewood and
Heights section of the township.