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aeIiehte Sutttlt hcs ocrilnrhcueu Charles Fab
riuc sob, Bic 3cti Der @ecrot0uuo miro nd
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ga bte observation-disclosures Gomniiidre BET
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Efpriiten.

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
FRANK CAUTHoRM SAYS
He WANTS TO BE HANGED
Tried to Get Woman to Run Away
With Hmm III
Health.

ROANOKE, VA. Jan 2o-Frant
Cauthron. who shot and killed Mira.
Ada Jones at Christiansburg. because
he loved her ard could not bear TO
tank of her as another mans wife.
today refused To employ an attorney
10 defend him. declared that if the at
torney and the jury did their duty they
would hang him lie vigorously as
sorted his desire TO be hanged for his
crmo
CnutAorn was brought here hurried.
'y YESTERDAY morning before daylight
to prevent. a threatened lynching at
ChristiansbuI.g. where he was IN jail.
In an interview here today, when
told that he needed an attorney to de.
fend him. he replied:
q don't think do. / DO no, want
anything but hanging. and a LAWYER
cannot help me. ! have told them an
about it in Chrstiansburg have
nothing To conceal. II tho aitornevs
aud The jury do their duty they Will
HING me
II would prefer hanging to impr1s-
onmcnt. as nm in delicate health aud
would not live 10 come out. do not
want TO be free. as no one would
think anything OF me after | was ac-
Quilted. thought it over for long
time. and madc up my mind If Ada
could no, he minc wonld kill her. |
did nci plan 10 kill myself
Canthorn says he made several pro.
posaIs to Mrs. Jones 10 run away with
him. but she rejected his advarccs.
Cn'hhcrn is not yet u years OLD. and
is an invctcu@e cigarette smoker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
ROBBERS MADEBOID
MOVE IN EXPRESS OFFICE
Express Robbie S cgeght with $4,000.
Overlooked sf6poo Package
of CufHccy.
CBy AssociaAd Press

MANSFIELD. Oas Jan. .9--Carry-
Ing $4,000 IN gold iieia grip. two mcn.
giving thel.. nanicsSas John McCuc
and Joseph Stcycns,ssswere taken from
a big Four train atdNcw London to-
day, They arc Charged with steal,
ing the money fi%Si the Adam OK
press office hcrs. 81 midnight. Earl
McGinntly has RsFs arrested as ii
confederate.
Two men 1ilteIci the express office
as .McgI0itily iyIl William Depew.
CLERKS were WORDING ON the pack
ages just brought. by an express
train. One struck Dencw with bill
ly, The oiher, McGnnlty declared.
covered him with revolver. The
robb'r who had used tho billy then
Went 20 he safe. where he secured
a bag cnniaining $1,000 in gold. re-
moving package containing $40 600
10 reach the bag. Evidently he did
not know the bigger package con-
tained currency. Rloodhounds were
put ~ pursuit. The men arrested at
New London said they had left Mans
field on Baltimore & Ohio train.
had dismounted and hired farmer
to Dive them TO Gallon. whence thcy
boarded Big Four train. on which
they were apprehended.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
COMPROMISE GIVES MUCH
TO HEIRS 0FsE. w. JAMES
They Take Portions of the Estate
5eeucsts Rathers Than Run
Risks.
(By Assoclatoa Preasl

NORFOLK. Jan. ga full com
promise has been affected with tho
contrasting heirs OF Il. w. James. who
left $25oOoo OF hiss 100000 estate
TO the University OF Virginia. with
the income on one half of this TO the
Soldiers ilomr III Richmond for IL
years, and the estate will be settled
ut once.
William T. THOMPSON aud Miss
Virginia Thompson, paternal cousins
Of the tcs;atrix WHO were cut on
completely. will receive $500 each:
Mrs. Elizabeth Wcoii. Mrs. Mary
Douglas and Mrs. Marion West. ma.
iernal cousins, wiliss receive $1,000
each. while II. lirn.er Rodgers. an
other relative recelves SGGG.
All other provlsiSns OF the will
arc TO be carried 3hut except that
Mrs. bernard McClorghcrty of Blue
field, w Va, who .was LEFT 100000
in Virginia century, bonds when
there were no such bonds found.
compromises at $12,5nO.
This will contest Mas decided adj
vcrscly TO the hogs in tho lower
court hero. and ra,ticr than run the
risk Of loss in thc3 Supreme Court,
they ccmpromisod.N
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

TO- this appeal TO the courts Little
ton has the finding OF tho commits.
sion appointed at the last trial which
said that Thaw WAS sane.
Defense Expects mot Guilty" Verdict
The defense expects Il verdict OF
not guilty on the ground of insanity.
1t viii be remembered that all cvi-
dsncc introduced TO show 1haws
mental Incompetence did not 20 be-
yond the tragedy 1t stopped with
the day on which Stanford White
me; his death,
MIR. Littleton Sums Up.
1t was 1880 n. IN. when MIR. Lit
Teton began his summing up. In
thc "Fhaw row" We're Mrs. William
rhaw. NJ. s.George Lauder Cargenie.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw and Josiah Thaw.
Getting down to the case. Mr.. Lit
tle;on said: The defendant stands
charged with murder in tho first de
gree. Tho law allowed him and he
awaited himself of a plea OF not guilty
because of insanity
The law puts upon the people the
burden of establishing the charge
thcy make against a citizen of the
state. The burden must bc sustain
cd by the people throughout the
whole trial
This defendant comes to the bar
charged with murder in the first
degree, bw. YOU may not indulge any
presumption that he is guilty because
he stands indicted
Burden Mt on Defense.
The burden Of establishing the
innoscncc of this defendant is not on
rs. That sort OF justice does no,
belong 10 our country. thank COD.
II belongs TO other countries. but not
10 ours.
The accusation in this case mus,
be sustained beyond reasonable
doubt. In this case the defendant is
presumed 20 bc innocent of tho
charse-not that he did not gake the
life of Stanford Whitc--but innocent
OF the reconciliation ana malice which
would make his crime one OF muir
der hi the first degree.
Where insanity is pleaded as n
defense. and evidence offered to show
that the defendant was of unsound
mind. the defense tdoes not have TO
prove that fact beyond reasonable
doubt. We were not bound to es-
tablish the msoundpess OF t, is mans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Two New York Financial |nslItu
lions 10 Go Out Of Business.
They WERE BOTH MORSE CONCERNS
Bank of North America Going Into the
Hands of Receivers Caused Rumors
of the Unsatisfactory Conditions
OF the Other Institutions.
fBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-Thc New
Amsterdam National Bank capitalized
at Sl,000.000 and situated at ..ic cor
ner of Broadway ana Thirty-ninth
street was closed by the order of the
comptroller of the currency today and
National Bank Examiner Charles A.
Hanna was placed in charge The
lnsti;niicr's liabilities are placed AT
Si.fS2,0l6 of which $2,065,e72.i9 are
due dcpositors
The bank officers assert that not
only VII every deposition be paid in
full but the stockholders will receive
n substantial dividend.
Tho New Amsterdam National was
formerly one OF the chief banks IN the
chain of Tanks established by Charles
w. More. President Frank W.
kirsman. Jr declared in Il statement
issued tonight, that the closing of
tho National Bank of North America
attracting renewed attention To The in.
tercsts which has previously dom.nat.
cd bo'h inS .ituiions in their pas, re-
'ations started f. g, reports of an ext
;ggeratcd aud sensational nature
which nccc,sitatcd the lqu da,icn of
.hc hank
About a var ago The New Ar,stnr-
dam National underwent q rcorgani.
nnHon because o? falling OF in its
business ANA Frank W. Kinsman .Ir..
wac elected prcsidcn; Every effort
Was msdc 10 raablilatc the instit,i-
ton. Ii,e reccut panic was not with
ont lis cficct although It had weather
Cd the storm and succeeded in reduc.
ing ITS clearing mouse certificates from
St.T05o00 10 s20n.0 900.
Another Bank Goes Under.
Presirent D. a. Sullivan OF the
Mechanics and Traiers Bunk. an
noinceJ shortly before midnight 10.
night that thc institution would not
OPEN It's doors tomorrow
tbs decision was reached at a
meeting Of tho board OF directors to-
nisht lasting four hours
In a statement i,sucd after the
m citing flhe }lispc:,crs declared the
bank is solvent but The ,;taic OF the
cnsh resomces made i, appear mad
yisable for the bank 20 continue busl-
ness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 90 1908

cnty-six, wife of Chas. c Duke. was
literally roasted to death shortly be-
fore six O'Clock this evening. She
and her husband were on the second
hoor OF the mouse OF their daughter.
Mrs. Preston l.. Rawlcs. when her
d'oss caught from stove. She was
overcome before being able to open
The door. and her husband who Is
nearly blind, was unrble to force 1t.
When nclghhors who were attract
cd by her screams arrived, Mrs
Duke was dying. and Mr.. Duke was
seriously scorched ana nearly sulfo
Gated. Three sons and three daugh-
tors survive her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
WANTS FORTRESS BETWEEN
THE CAPES CONSTRUCTED
Delegate Houston Int 'oduces Reso-
luton Aakinn Virninia Leols
la'ur to Support PROJECT.
(snecIal 10 rhe pn,Iy prcasl

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. GA rcs-
olutlon of Importance was introduced
IN the House this morning by Dele
gate Houston of Hampton. The rea
o'uiion urges the members OF Con-
gross ON Virginia TO press the
measure now pending before Con-
gross. which provides for the cstab-
lishment OF a fortress In the Mid
die Grounds" midway between Cancs
Charles and Henry. At an expense OF
Slo,00o,000.
Half Of mis- amount Is needed for
The establishment Of the base OF the
fortress and the rontoindcr for the
Fertilization and equipment. II has
been determined by II specially ap.
pointed national defense hoard TINT
this fortress is absolutely necessary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
L|TTLETON SUMS UP
FOR HARRY K. IHA|AV|
h Clean Straight Address He Asks
Jury 10 lcqult Without Ap.
peaIlag to Their Passions.
LEAVES HARD TASK FOR JEROME
Jury Was Undoubtedly Intensely In.
teres,cd in the Speech of the Law
yer fer the Accused Man-pefends
the Girl Wife of the Prisoner =
Was Mastsrful Address.
lBv AssocInted press !

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Martin W.
Littleton, chief counsel in the defense
of Harry X. Thaw, today asked for
tho acquital of his cl,tnt on the
ground of insanity. He could not see
how. In the face Of the evidence, the
jury could render any other verdict.
nlc serious and sincere evidence OF
the defense tending to establish the
insanity OF the defendant Mr.. Little
ton declared, has been answered only
by tho snecrs and nsinuations OF
District Attorney Jerome.
Tho snecrs and insinuations. the
young Pittsburscr's advocate assert
cd were not competent, proof!
Iia repeatedly urged upon The jury
to remember that In q case of this
kind tho burden of proof rests Who'll
ly upon the state to prove the sanity
OF the defendant beyond all reason
able doubt.
Mr.. Littleton warmly defended Ev-
elyn Nesbt Thaw against the at
tacks of District Attorney Jerome.
He e;iid be eouli not Anderatsad What
abe had done. what great crime she
bad committed. considered in the light
of all shc had confessed herself to
be. that the prosecutor should tran
send all rules OF propricty and lie
cency and attempt 10 destroy her.
when In the next breath he was
ready TO "coddlc and hug and vouch
for tho testimony of such a scoun-
Tel as Abraham Ilummcl-th. very
rcrmin of the New York bar"
Tho address OF the defending at
torncy took up all OF today's session
and District Attorney Jerome is ex-
pcct'M to reply tomorrow. If he
should finish at the morning session
Justice Bowling will charge the jury
during the afternoon.
II Mr.. Jerome's address should OK
tend we'll into the afternoon, however
tho case VIII not go 10 the jury until
Friday morning.
Mr- Littlcton urged today that there
should be no compromise. lie as.
serted that If any doubt exists in the
minds of the Jurors they should dis
solve IL in favor OF the defendant
and acqnit him. He begged them not
tn be misied by the district attorney
INTO voting for a verdict Of conviction
In some laser degree than that of
primary murder Any verdict of not
guilty in tho case VIII carry with
1t the assumption that is was zen
dercd on the ground of insanity of
tho defendant. whether or not the
insanity clause is added
The plea OF not gully entered IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
issues Warrant for vassar Girl.

LYNCIfBURG. VA. Jan. 2a.-Af or
Il trial of disordcrly case in tho po-
lice court iJlav. Nyor Smith issued
bfnch warrants aeanst Knthletn Vas
sar. whisc. charging her with opcrat-
ing house Of ill-famc and selling
linnor wi'hc" license. Agnes TORY.
colcre1. was also arrested on bench
warrant. charging hcr witt, renting \
house used for immoral purposes. The
case Went over until Friday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
New Rate in North Carolina.
IN Associateh Press.l

RALEIGH. ~ c.. ian. 2a.-Thc
Senate tonight by vote of rs 10 81
passed the bill making the railroad
passenger fate in this state az cents
to so into effect the first OF April with
a provision that after the tenth of
January 1909 the corporation commits
sion may Increase or decrease the
rate as IT. may be fordd confscatory
or excessive.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Ford to Fight for His Children.
tBy Associated Prrss)

TAMPA. Fla. Ian. 2a--Attorney
Fnldnan of New York. arrived today
10 represent Clifford a. Ford of Ruff
falo. in the fight 10 regain his chill
dren from the custody OF his wife
and her father. II. c. Crawford of
Olean, \. Y. who figured in the al
legged attempt at Kidnapping yester-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
Found Nearoe,s Feet on the Track.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. 2s,-An
unknown negro was killed by a Chesa,
peake &c Ohio freight here Inst night
and his l,>ly knocked into the canal.
The mans feet We're cut. off and wese
foiird lying on the track. Tbs canal
Is being dragged for the body. but IL
bad not beea recovered at noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30
ROASTED TO DEATH.
Aged Lady in Suffolk Comes
Horrible End.

SUFFOLK. VA. ian. 29-Closci
IN room whose room Eba could no,
open. Mrs. Mary A. Duke. aged sew.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full newo report Of the Asso-
elated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

CONTINUED on Pare sIxD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-30

Fair Thursday. colder in cen.
trial and cast portion; Friday
fair, not quite Co cold, light
to fresh north to northeast
winds.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22

The most dangerous thing to
fool with now is fire.
The Leader Electric theatre
re-opened last Friday.
The three nominees for con-
gress in this district live on
Delaware street in Butler.
Dan Davis and sister Miss
frank are visiting in this city
the guests Of c. r. Walters and
family,
Prof. Albert Crenshaw, Of
Springfield, No, has been en-
ployed to take the place of Prof
V anBenthuysen in the High
School.
Wesley Arrasmith the new
night policeman, made his initial
arrest Thursday night The
victim was a singing drunk, who
was furnishing a concert on the
streets.
II is only only twelve days
until the great election of 1905.
Are you for Taft and safety, or
for Bryan and uncertainty
Dennis Miller purchased the
delivery team used by the com
pany store, at Panama last week
C. H. Allen, operator at Pana.
ma, whose home was burned
Thursday is now a resident Of
Rich Hin, living in the old Young
property on the south side.
MThe Coal Co. at Panama has
utilized one Of their buildings
there for an office and are again
business, The IRE Thurs
day destroyed all their office fix.
lures, altho all the books were
Thos. iackay, general store
for the Central Coal
aud Coke Co, who has been here
10 investigate the Panama IRE
went 10 Kansas City Saturday
noon.
A party Of ladies spent last
Saturday IN the woods gathering
luts. They went 70 the Beasley
near psIinsyille
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
Dir. AtkeSOn Here.

Hon. W. o. Atkesou. the Rep
ublican candidate for congress
from the sixt district, opened
his campaign in St. Clair county
in Durley Opera House Tuesday
evening, at which time, consider.
ing the general apathy that pre-
walls among the people on things
political 20 the extent that no or
ator can draw a very large crowd
he was listened to BY a fair and
representative audience There
were quite a number Of promi-
nent local leaders in both parties
present and the speaker was
given the closest attention.
Mr.. Atkeson made d plain, con
Sentative and able presentation
of his side Of the political argu
ment and dropped a number lof
cold facts at issue in this csm-
paign that win haye great weight
with those present when they 60
to make up their ballots election
day.
Mr. Atkeson is making q clean
and energetic campaign against
his opponent and is daily gaining
ground He is reminding the
voters Of this district Of the fact
that they are not getting value
received for the money that has
been paid their congressman.
For the Sis. 10000 that has been
paid Mr.. DeArmond during the
past seventeen years as congress.
man from the sixth district he
only has to his credit one little
bill that becamea Law. Appleton
City Journal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
Boy Hurt
Caring SlsW Wed sht Eel. Bs-
ssiisla RsH Il Hspgsnst.

The three year-0id fun ~ Conn
AcGiasson, living east Or this
city Vas seriously injured
Thursday evening while carryiny
wood Tor his mother. II seems
that bis mnihsr had gone - a
neigh5ors for 9 few minutes and
while she was gone tie little boz
was carrying in wood. When
she returned be vas lying on the
porch Unconscious and with wO0d
scattered around him Upon ex-
animation It was discovered that
a splinter had penetoated the eye
II is supposed thas he fell and
the splinter hit him in the eye.
causing Inconsistencies.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22

This IS the tme Of year uben
She regular fail clean ID sbo1ld
take place.
SeTeril stock fanciers here
attended the American Royal
Stock SHOW in Kaossa City ia4i
week
Mesdames John Mock and
Everett Bailey o. Appleton City
visited 70 this city With Nrs 81.
Fry.
oryille standsbury. formerly
OF this city. bat nov heated at
BartlesrHle. okla returned
home FRIDAY after a few wee
visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
Templeton is making Dawson
hustle. He is out beating the
red brush hard. But the voters
have made up their minds to try
Tempieaon as Prosecuting attor.
ney. Record
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-22
Better STOP 4 Before to- late.

The Daily Democrat claims
tha' 5 pouerfal1 meeting vas
held a. Pleasant Gap last sasur
day night and adds that the
applause was 20 v~ociferous thaa
ting windows feil out 90 she north
To- afihe charch." Also that
tbe conclusiou ~ she speech
ths reception 81 tie speaker WA
50 warm that the stove pipe fen
down The speaker was j.
Fletcher Smith. esq and easily
accysnts Tor the unusla. denon
strations. because We az know
What % expect when Fetcher
actually gets intoacfiOn Measrn
Bultock and Coleman were adj
vertised 20 Be there and help
fletcher. 5ut thanks % GOODNESS
they were Pn0uidentizlly aefain-
a. Rich Hill, else we fear there
would not have been leH . svaee
Of the church At Pleasant Gap.
had there been three DsmOcrsise
speakers present instead Of one
If results prove as disastr0us Il
other places where Democrats
orators hasnx8e The people. ~
suggest that they give an inSem
nityiug boud against damage 10
the building Or falling 70 do this
that they 5e mined" against
making such powerfoI speech
es.-B1tier Record