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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
JAPS 10 HAVE CHANCE
TO LOOK FLEET OVER
Great Array Of American WarshIps
Viii Touch al Japanese Ports
Before Returning.
THEY WANT US AND We ARE GOING
Baron Takahira in Behalf of the Mi
kade's Government Luos an Armful
Of olive Brauches to the state DC.
psrtment When He Extended the
inMtation-Rearrans.ns itinerary.
(py Associated Presal

WASHINGTON, u. c., March 20 =
The American battlcship fleet Ii TO
visit japan. Tho desire of the en-
pcror Of the island Kingdom TO play
host TO the big sixteen" was laid be-
fore Secretary Root yesterday BY la
ron Takahlra the Japanese ambas-
sador late today.
II Is regarded IN official circles here
as more than likely that China will
BE- the next To bid for Il look at tho
fleet. and that should this be he case
the invitation will be accepted.
Arranging New itinerary.
Secretary Metcalf and Admiral
Pillsbnry chief OF navigation. are ar
ranging tho details of the ncy it,
incrary.
With the exception of China II Is
said 10 have been determined that all
other invitations. should any bc re-
ceived. will he declined, for ut best,
The fleet viii now not be able 10 reach
The Atlantic seabonrd before the first
OF next March
The itinerary which seems TO bc the
most direct, INCLUDES stops Mt the Iia-
""'i"h iSihHNh, ollnOa. MclhOurnn,
Sydney. Manila. Yokahoma--should
that port he selected MS tho stopping
place in Japan-posslbly a Chinese
pert. back to the Philippines ami then
home by way OF tho Suez canal, with
only such stops as are necessary for
coaling.
The fall target practice has bccn
planned 10 occupy month Mt Msn-
la. either before u after the visit TO
Japan.
The desire TO have the nect return
TO it's home station may lead TO cur
1ailment of tho month planned for
Manila
Japan Will have the ships week,
according TO tentative plans. Tho ac-
ceptancc of the Japanese invitation Is
regarded In official circles as of con :
siderable Importance In tho way of n
demonstration of the cordially exist
ing between the American and Inn
anesc governments. The added trim IS
nearly equal in distance TO voyage
from New York 10 Europe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
SWANSON SAID 70 LEAN
TOWARD OHIO G. MEARS
Believed That NorthumberIand Man
Will Get elackstone's Place IL
There is Vacancy,
Especial TO The Daily prcss1

RICHMOND VA. March 2o-TFcre
Is good authority for the statement
that OHIO G. Mears. OF Northumber-
land county. will be named by Gov
ernor Swanson to succeed Judge u.
W. G. Blackstone, of the Eleventh Ju-
dicial Circuit. in the event the latter
Is removed from Office ny the legis-
lsinrc. as now seems probable.
The legislature after recess OF
two weeks will rcasscmble as court
Wednesday for the pu, pose of taking
up the Blackstone matter.
Moars is close personal and 20
l'ticnl friend of Governor Swanson.
Montague. who is also candidate
for the position is probably a moro
populHr man than Mears. and his abil-
lily is nnGucstioncd, but he incurred
the displcasurc OF the administration
In the last campaign, be being an
avowcd supporter OF Governor A i.
j. Montague, while Mears was amli-
aicd with the Swanson Martin fac
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Convention heretofore has been to
name the two United States Senators
and tho governor MS members of the
quartet.
Mr.. Thomas has sivcn out an in
icrvicw which reads in part AS fol-
lows:
In view of the Interview given the
New Torl, World sometime since by
Senator Daniel, In which h. said. MIR.
Bryan Is imperiallstlc at one end ana
Populistic at the other. lie carries
too many scarn headlines at tho top
OF his page and frightened u good
many OF the conservative Democrats
who are not out to placatc mobs.' Il
is difficult 10 conceive that no would
be willing to so TO Denver rs Il Bryan
delegate.
After impugning MIR. Bryan's d..
mocracy and charging him with pan.
dcring to molS. II would be singular.
ly Inconsistent for him TO 20 To Den
yer asking that Mr.. Bryan be NOM
mated.
The Democrats of Virginia who do
not regard themselves Ms lmpcralsts.
Populist3 or mob, but who carncsS
~ favor the nomination OF Mr.. BRYAN,
will doubtless object to being repre-
scented ut Denver by one who liz so
decidedly opposed to what they want.
as Senator Daniel has shown himself
to be.
This Is no time to put enemies on
guard. The threat that the friends of
Senator Daniel will force the Bryan
element TO accept him or they vii.
defeat resolutions cndorsing Bryan
aud perhaps 70 to the extreme of In
strncing the delegation for Daniel Ia
the mcrest bombas,
THE so-callcd Daniel boom has
never been taken seriously II was
engineered by the same element that
thrust Judge Parkcr's candidacy upon
the party In 1904. lis purpose was 10
cmbarrass MIR. Bryan's candidacy. bat
II failed to accomplish It's object.
The Virginia convention will bn
for Bryan, and II will send rs DEL.
gates those who are his friends ana
not his enemies. and IL the oppo.
ncnts of MIR. Bryan desire 10 make
trouble they Will likcly find the Bryan
forces prepared"
Daniel Non-Committai.
Senator Daniel. when asked ycstcr.
dav Ill Washington III he would 70 a5
n delegate at largo TO Denver. an
swercd:
II do not care to anticipate"
As 10 the plans of the state CONVEX.
iion he Is quoted Is saying:
II havo not received the silghtcst
information az to what course the
Virginia Democratic convention will
pursue in respect to instructing dele
gates TO the Denver convention. I
should hardly think the delegation
will he instructed but | have no
knowledge on the subject, OF conrsr.
The last time Virginia delegation
VAS instructed was in 1892. when the
convention fought it. out as between
the Cleveland and Hill forces. The
instruction then was simply Il division
OF the delegation. onc-half hcing In
strncted for Mr.. Cleveland and one
half for Mr.. Hill"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
FIRST STEP TAKEN TO
HAVE MERCHANT MARINE

pie do not realize how helpless this
fleet Is without Golfers that are liza.
bic TO he called away in n moment
OF need by foreign governments. II
there should be even menace of
war. do not know but that every ncu.
tral power represented in these ships
would he compelled to withdraw them
from the fleet and we would be help
less.
Something must be done in this
entirely neglected field that we have
In foolhordy way rashly abandoned
in the past"
lie spoke of the voyage Of the fleet
to affect our status at home and in
me Orient Certainly not with Eng
lard nor Germany. although for four
or five years. the fear of danger with
Germany was exploited as reason
why we wanted more ships
but take 1t the reason is to i'm.
press the East the Orient. with our
power. Even England never sends
such an enormous fleet about the
world. Hence | conclude the vow
age has been for the benefit of the
East. TO impress everybody with It
as tho fleet GOES along. But without
anxi'iaries. the fleet could not Impress
the nation"
rs there any doubt?" asked Mr..
Teller, that every nation docs not
know our naval strength as well as
we do?"
The senator must ask the Prcsi-
dent responded Mr.. Hale.
II do not believe 1t is necessary"
said Mr.. Teller. The exhibition is
possibly not SO much for influence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Effort TO Die suceessfui.
(By Associated PrerB)

NORFOLK, March 2O--Thc woman
nning by the name OF Mrs Marie
Morris. but now Identified MS Miss
May Ruth MacGinnls. OF New York.
who took bychlorldc Of mercury tab
let's with suicidal intent several days
ago In the Chambcf line building. died
at the Protestant hospital tonight.
She came to Norfolk before the Tx
position.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Thronss at Wi,yte Funeral.
(By Associated Pressl

BALTIMORE. MD. March 90 -.
oSldom has this city known more re-
markablc outpourings of the people
eager to show their respect for he
dead than were at the funeral of
United states Senator William pinck-
ney white. which took place this af-
icrnoon from Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal church More than 10000
persons ondcayorcd to get inside the
cdiflcc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Crossed M.res Responalble.
(Bv AssQciated Pressl

CHICAGO. I'LL, March 2e-sFire re-
suliing from crossed electric light
wires damaged the Grand Pacific ho-
tcl today 10 The extent OF 500. 900.
and for time threatened to destroy
the seven story building Mt Clarke
street and Jackson Boulevard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
MUCH INTEREST IN
DELEGATE QUESTION
Considerable Opposition Said 10
Exist Against Senator Daniel
Going 10 Denver.
WANT INSTRUCTED DELEGATION
Exstate Senator A. F. Thomas, Of
Lynchbura, Gu. in Gard Warning
Bryan's Enemies Not to Mako
Trouble Congressman Flood
Wants to be Delegate at Large.

RICHMOND. VA, March 2O.-n.
'crest in the naming of the Virginia
delegates to the Denver convention
which, In July. will nominate The De-
mocraiic candidate for the President
of the United States is Quickcncd in
Richmond ms the time for william
j. Bryan's visit to the city draws
near. Mr.. Bryan will speak here on
March 2bth and the state Democratic
comiiiec will meet In Richmond.
March 2tth, 10 name a time and place
for the holding OF the state conven-
ton TO name delegates TO the national
convention. Whatever action the
state committee may take will not be
affected by the speech OF Mr.. Bryan
as the date for its meeting Is ono day
before the date OF tho Ncbraskans
speech.
The committee VIII also decide up.
on the method of clccting delegates ia
the state whether IL
shall he done BY primaries or distric,
conventions. There arc ten congress.
sional districts in Virginia and each
district is entitled to two delegates.
Besides this tho state Is entitled to
four delegates at large and It is upon
tho selection of these that the great.
est interest rests.
AS for the four delegates at large
tho feature in which the great inter.
est ccntcrs. 1t has been customary to
name the governor and the two
United States senators and one other
prominent ofIiccholder. This Ia mere.
~ matter or courtesy. justified by
custom. and the circumstances this
year suggest that the custom may be
violated
Tho first of these circumstances Is
that. beyond all question. If tho will
of the people is given any considera-
ton Mt all. Virginia will send dele
CATION to Denver instructed for Bryan.
and that. as n safeguard, tho unit
rule" will prevail. The unit rule
means that the delegation is to have
no minority. but that all members are
TO vote with the majority.
Suggested That He Retire.
In the case of Senator Daniel. :,
has lcen suggested that ne retire
from the race. The reasons sivcr
are that he is known TO be. person
str,ictod IN no Gu, NJ n.,.n -,
bccarsn NJ iho;r o. u ,,';,. mu''.'
ne shown :, ~ LII. s VI M .'ioc'
ION bo,a, shor nj iii, w ""ssi'ns
hin, on,v In rare,,,a,a "so, w ~,
Il Is arcuo,, no, @ go, n'ip
Danial's san,,,,i,i,,a. man u Se"a.nr
would NOT ass,,,rn sro,, "'' - S,a"u.ns
NJ vo,,no ror r,am 49,, '"'e
noscd Thareforo ~ so,,," ~ W
bis re,,roment g. oxno TT We D,
been said tbo, is hn Voc no, ,Ss
convention ne do,ona,a ~, ~,
he candidate for mo nnn,;no,;o, go"
nronosi,ion ihai M ono onrnso,.
n course tbot Senator o,;e, '6 Ias. 'omu
right 10 nursue
The onnouncemcnt 10 made ,,..
congressman EIond of The Ton,, Al,
trict. will, STAND ror olociio, ~ 10,
ceate.at-larce but n 70 also or.,,od
tina, it would he moro fttin. for Az
Flood to ro tn mo oo,',n,,,;a ~ !, ~
goes at all as dclnpatc from he
home distric, inaenmch MS no renras
sents that district In Concrees ma
allow someone not an oficebolJer tn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
FIrat Of the scason.
flIy Associated Presa)

ACLARNESNlLLB ARK, March 20
u. n, Goblet, aged Is years. stu
dent at the Arkansas Cumberland Col
lego, died today from the effects of n
blow hn -cceivod while playing base
hall Yesterday. Goblet was struck IN
the temple by thrown ball.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Oklahoma Adopts Dlspensary.
(By Associated Pressl

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Marchh 20--Both
houses o fthc Legislative body today
passed. the state dispensary system
measure with the emergency clause.
Tho governor will probably sign the
bill tomorrow. Thee will be dis
pcnsary in every town of 1000 or
more inhabitants ANA in every county
seat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Jumped From Brooklyn Bridge.
(Bv Associated prcssD

NEW YORK. March 20 - An I'M
known young man wearing the uni
form OF the United states navy minus
the cap. plunged head foremost from
the BROOKLYN bridge today and was
drowned. He turned over twice on
tho way down. but came to the sur
fHcc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
BRILLIANT SPEAKERS GRACE
CHAMBERS BANQUET BOARD

ness the test of the subma Inc boat OF
The Lake type. The report states that
the Lake demonstrated her ability to
suhmcrgc on more even keel than
on her former test.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21
Lake Trial a Success.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 90 =
Secretary Mctcalf today received tho
report Of the officials detailed TO wit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full rows report Of tho Asro-
ciased Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-21

Partly cloudy Saturday; pre-.
coded by snow in south portions.
Saturday fair and warmer,
fresh north TO west winds.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26

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The Death Of Benjamin Hart I'm.
covers Romance
LEAVES ALL TO MISTRESS
His Adopted Daughter is Disinherited
Estate Worth Several Millions of
Dollars Will be Fought by the Girl
Who Claims Full Rights.

PARIS, June 25--The death here
in May OF Benjamin Hart, million
aire American, who resided in Paris
almost continuously for the past Is
years, has uncovered romance
which promises to have a court
sequel in suit brought by the adopt
ed daughter whom Hr, Hart disin-
herited in his will. Hart was Vir-
ginian by birth, but he was well
known in New York where he lived
for many years, and where he amass-
ed large fortune during the Civil
War He was married while he lived
in America but later was divorced.
As there were no children by the
union, Mr.. Hart during one of his
visits to Paris adopted pretty three
vear-old child, Isabel Luchesi, and
arranged with the parents to adopt
here. The little girl was tenderly
reared by Hart after the divorce from
his wife, and every care was bestow-
ed upon her education and training
In 1892, when Isabel was II years
old Hart formally adopted her in
New York under the laws Of that
state AT this time he was con-
structing magnificent residence in
/, the Rue Galilee, and moved IN the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26
Engineers Thrilling Rescue Of
a Drowning Boy
BRINGS HIS TRAIN TO STOP
Engineer ]. A. lyman Sees Boy Fall
From Bridge and Leaps in River to
His Rescue in the Nick of Time
Name Unknown.

CHICAGO, June 25,-A despatch
to the Tribune from Fond Du Lac,
Wis, says;
Bringing his fast express train to
a sudden stop to leap from his cab
and plunge into the waters OF Mud
Creek, Engineer J.. A. lyman, by a
quick swim and dive, achieved a
thrilling rescue Of a drowning boy
yesterday
lyman is passenger engineer on
the Wisconsin Central, and when ap-
preaching Mud Greek, near Hilbert
Junction on his run from Manitowac
to Neenah, he caught sight of lad
seated midway on the bridge fishing,
wholly oblivious to the approaching
danger, There was an instant closing
of the throttle and an application Of
the air but before the train could be
stopped the bridge had ben passed,
The boy in his fright, either jumped
into the water or was swept off by
the train, When lyman leaped from
his engine the little fellow was strug-
Cling in the stream below, absolutely
helpless, The engine driver plunged
down the bank into the water, wad-
ing, swimming and finally diving to
reach the boy and emerging q few
moments later with his victim almost
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26

highest American, and foreign circles
in Paris, The adopted daughter about
this time contracted marriage with
a distinguished young French diplo,
mat, Jean GuilIemin, q brother OF the
Countess of Montebello and who is
now counsellor OF the French EN-
bassy at Vienna. Guillemin is well
known in American where he was
despatched by NJ. Delcasse upon two
missions
After the residence in the Rue
Galilee was completed and luxurious
ly furnished for occupancy, Hart
formed a mesalliance with a Madame
de Bic and installed her as the mis-
tress of the house Naturally his
friends we're shocked and began to
drop him. 1t is charged that Madame
de Bic conceived a. violent hatred for
the daughter because the latter re-
fused to recogniz her position in the
Hart household. At any rate, when
Mr.. Hart died it was found that he
had left a will specifically disinherit-
ing the daughter and beqeuathing all
his property. which amounted to sew
eral millions of dollars, principally
personal property in America to
Madame d. Bic Madame Guillemin
has instructed her lawyer, Donald
Harper to bring suit to break the
will on the ground Of undue inau-
ence. The document will also be con-
tested as it was drafted in accordance
with the New York law, whereas it
is claimed Hart was domiciled in
France. Proof that he regarded this
as his domicile is said to exist in the
purchase deed Of lot in the St.
German cemetery where he is
buried. This lot was bought "in per-
petuity" which is regarded as evi-
dence that he had no intention of
returning TO America to live, Mr.,
FIart's will will come for probate be-
fore the Surrogate Of New York on
July 80.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26
AERoPLANE FLIGHT


NEW YORK, June 25,-Leon de
la Grange will come to America late
in July and in the first two weeks OF
August will give exhibitions of his
aeroplane flights in some locality in
the Dimmedeiate vicinity This an
nouncement was made to-day by AL
bert Triaoa, the Italian aeronaut that
de la Oranges conditions to visit
America and give series Of flights
have been accepted, A cablegram
was received BY Mr., Triaca yester-
day from de Ia Grange who is now
in Milan, stating that he would be
free on July 20 and would sail soon
after for this country.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26
Stomach Troubles.

Many remarkable cures Of stomach
troubles have been effected by Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
One man who had spent over two
thousand dollars for medicine and
treatment was cured by few boxes
of these tablets. Price rs cents.
Samples free at Frank Hart and lead
ing druggists,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had exper-
ience with this distressing ailment will
be pleased to know that a cure may
be effected by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as the child is done
nursing. Wipe it off with soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results. For sale by Frank
Hart and leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-26

The boy, whose identity could not
be learned, was placed on the train
and taken to Collins and turned over
to the care Of physician, while Ty-
nan after finishing his run, at Fond
Du Lac, rel orted the affair in a per-
functory way to his superintendent,
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ply at once. 537 Commercial street.
The citizen., 1908-12-11
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