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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-15


license.
Thomas r. Marshall, from a
careful and conscientious study of
Abraham Lincoln's earthly career
is sure that the great emancipation
is now looking down from glory
and praying that enough North
ern men will join hands with the
solid South to restore to power
the party that called him the de-
spoiler of liberty and the enemy
Of mankind.
The conference of municipal
and educational authorities in
Chicago has decided that private
charity must feed the children.
There will be no transporting
eating houses or lunch rooms.
The work will be undertaken by
the bureau OF charities and civic
federation and will be supported
by private contributions syste-
m1tically subscribed and distri-
buted.
Bryce Blair, arrested at War
saw on complaint of John Hub
bard, who charged him with steal
ing $500 which Hubbard missed
from his pocket, invited the po-
lice to search his room, where
Hubbard stayed all night. The
officers found a we'll equipped
gambling room. The parapher-
MALTA was confscated and fine
of S25 assessed, but Blair proved
his innocence of grand larceny.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
MAY SOLVE MURDER.
Charge Of Killing Salesman Lodged
Against Doctors Son.

RAJ ElGI, y. C.. Nov. S.--By IN"
arrest Ar. C0mml!tm"m without ia
here this evening Vf tn" son of Il
lucal physician. tn iohh'ry md muir
der OF lNr Elders W. Smith. who's"
dead body was found frozen stiff. Win
rrhcn NICK early SundaN morning.
following a night principally spent IN
the rcd light district. - about To II"
cleared ur. amids' sensational r"E'la-
tons Capt. - aS'"y yr*tCrdHN r"tnrn-
ing from Hem. rsun with Ear" COT
lr,l, whom he arrcS'd there. Yong
Cc,t,n is tn" son Of Dr. A. T. Gotten,
of Ralrirh. q reputable ThlS elan.
Nuunc Cnt;rn open Il 4 plac" In IN"
rcd ii.h; :, ctinu and dubbed It III"
Red l..rht CUf"." Cases ot drugEillE
and ruhh"rN hay" been reported to r."
poliCr alisalv in that SrCiiGn Now II
IS anrp"d that C0'tcn and his clerk.
nqm.El Red" Hopkins twho Is IN
ia. a., SO and two women. neg"
nchth?wk calNlrivrr. and nEoth"r
white man killed In Smith. af:"r rob
ling him Of il diamond ring, $50 IN
cash. and a gold watch. Will" h" WAS
lr"0n.Ci,nS from knockout drops at
Legged to have been "rlm nistrrcd by
Cotton ar! his pals. and thai his h0dE
WAS fI"n thrown into II diSuSrd u'i&Iry,
where il wa, found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
COMs|II[f HIS NIGHT SESSION
Rcvisicnists Are Told That a Monop-
DIV In Control Of Hide Production
Exis.s-Fur anufacturers Are
Charged With Coercion by Repre-
sen.ati"es of Labor.

WASHINGTON. ID. {. Nn'. n
Hides returned 20 tn" FIRE" lS' ANA
the duty Oh l"%:h"r goods. J. Ir1E
and shoes materially reduced.
This is expected to b" tn" result
Of tn" united 2PpCal of tanners ANA
the shoe. lr:th l. and f"ll:Hg mamie
facturcrS for he fire." entry Of me-
made before til" Hose ways Ano
means committee to-day.
Tncr, w;:> numerous charges maze
tct.av that there is monopoly IL
control Of Americas. WoiIctloA OF
hides.
Important administers also wcF"
made by the leather people regarding
the amount Of proc :tion required by
tn ir industries.
At the night s"ss on, which cen
tinuC i until ns airy midnl2h'. numer-
GUS representatives OF art league )
museums and other Institutions asked
for the free entry Of works OF art
Slight misunderstanding.
There was a slight misunderstood
ing among the flT manufacturers
and -. the, representatives of Ia
hors theg employ w1ien the duty on
unflanuf.cturri furs WAS discussed
Coercion was charged by Gre union
lalor man. while anoth claimed that
the manufacturers asked for an in
crease of 20 per cent. in the duty De
cause they + AIRED tn" duty might d"
reduced
The tariff on cork. rubber. pens 2ni
pencils. precious stones. Siiv"rwar"'
Jcwelry. buttons and ether art: IS o!
the sr:..FrirS sch DUE also W~,. d =
cuyscl at tn" ni2h- session, some rep
r. Srnt2,ivcs asking fcr pr'',t"' Oh
whi'c CHEERS. maiI:y importers, asked
for lower duties
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
JUDGE FINES BROTHER.

ROANOKE. W Nov. 2S.-Col'n"I
James J.. Wood, former mayo Of RDl.
nokc ard a r,r, min"ni lawyer " tn
city vas io:ay En"d $50 hy MS
brr' L"r Judg" I"Ar W. Wr, H. "f ~"
C-rrura;ion Cnr:r for sgsaul.iBS !!In.
tor RrcCkcj.ridCc hnrsrman and ="
c:",y man ri fincss'lc. Va.
IJcckcuritgr was seated in JUdE"
" DDS court when James y. Va -
dat him blow that knocked him
TO tho fuuT
judge wOoIs icff the hcnch AMI
separated the r"iltgcrcnis He then
orr.crrd his brother and Breck"nrihc'
from Tho 70 M James r. Woods IS
counsel fer Brcckenridge's wife in 4
divorce sui' and says he recently re-
ccivcd a letter from Breckcnridg" N
which the writer called him liar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
LARGE INTEREST SHOWN
National Rivers and Rdrb3's Coz.
g'ess VII be Success.
FIVE THOUSAND 10 Be PRESENT
Body to Asser Bile a: WsshirJton en-
December 9, to Emphasize Needs ct
Waterway Dcve:opment-Many Gov
ernors to Attend.
fRv Associated PrcsS.J

WASHINGTON ID. c. Nov. "
Rcrcrt: 10 J. T Y. is"n. secretary ri
tho Ni. oral River and Harfor- Con
:. - Iii~l'" tia; tho a.tend1n""
will i,c fully $500 whom h" CnnGr' ~
assemblies here On EC"cmbcr q. To ef'i-
ph4yizc tho UCctS Cf VI orw Y DO
y, Orm Mt 60 mf'' IN" growing 10
III, nd% q 'ra>!" and commerce. Mt.
Ellison ha- "G.Hn"d h"adq':2rt'r r. n
the New WiiIari hUt'. where the
cCrgr... ; viii hold IT, - sion.
I,Icca'iuUS hive = II appointed
~ gov, rnnrS cf at >. may"rs "f "'I-
ir lrd ;II,i" I'D commercial t'ti'.
ihrou-hCut n" g In;ry. H. many IN
stpnccs governors Themselves WI
Il, d dCIcc~i 'on2 rotabls' am NJ:
y ST. I~ing Governor Johnson. MI
u, soia: Gri'i Nassac! TS"it ~
n,"n. IUInois: Chlm:'Crl'ia. Oregon
Gillette. California: swanson. Nir-i
Ma. P,,rson. T"-C' SO: Curry.
Ncw N"yico- Sanders o!:i.' ira {:
~ ward FInr ia: W: Ion. K"niuc%- ,
GO" =. tIabga.a: H"E=a'. Alaska. an
~ 5. Ha~aii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
CHECK FLASHER.
Captured in Washington With 500 on
Him.
NASIIl\GTO

WASIIlNGTON, Nov - l.. T.
l.t>h2W who, the i"ic'' S"N, is IN"
cl,.v, r. st bogus check ".''r" or w Il
wh"r ~, : hay" ever '"M'' IN c'n;A''
is under nrrvst here. @id ne aH'h"'}-
It's yov he has conf sd 10 opera
liors from coast to coast
1T haw who wass, are, t"h lh""''
day ni.h, just as he W. 'h""t I" I'1N"
Wn1Min ten. Is said to hHN" dec are"
that TIL, ;:4me VIZ rr.dH't''" "'
",3Sy money!" that h" Las worked -
nearly every State in 'n.' lnsrn 2nl
that now, AS h" is ""'H"I' vi 'h''
goods on him he s'"% Il" u,c IN
Keeping que, any lon +.
Til" nan wears fine r'oth"s. IS w"'l
,,ucu', 4 cd says that - i; cot"H'
Grnhuatr. He was ar ".'d 1T Il
Uniun station by Gem -, chic" l'-
tc"tivc. Huri'c" and v 'tn.'h"n. IL
-, ,tnr Erndinan says /: : = h" best
catch his men have r2d' in \"trt,
ard b. Is crcatly eGa'' Il over "aWur'
ifg "'>h2w. Tho man W: register
81 = III" ST. James NN'l.
l.. Iaw aroused tn" ~''.;picInn:, Of Il
rri'.rr. TO whom he a?"ij, 4 :" hay"
several oh. ks priu'.u ii. W tn di"M
nlan&.l and lttrr-heahi. In" strait :
w"r" or the First M "rHl Iank q
Chra"o and III" Iett'rh.t l. n"rlmr;-
Cd 10 hc for ;he insul H"h VII" AMI
CALI Company of that city.
The mans game, e7v -" rol;t". was
TO mail hing II ch"CA AZ IN" hotel
wher" he vas etcppn:;. y "riv" IN" '"t
ter. I, ar i, open hefrr" tll' cl' rri and
ask 10 have Il ceshcJ. TIL scheme
was so simple that il tailed L"
work in hut few instances. When
placed under arrest. the man has:
NOR. thar 500 in, cash with him. \
man who accompanied him 10 the
station end was sSou; to board a
Cumberland tMdEsssa;n with Lat
shaw escaped. "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
FIVE MEN ARE KILLED
IN MEADOW COLLISION
Two Others Are Seriously Injured
When Two Seaboard Air Line
FreiGhts Meet.
0Rv Associated PrcsSD

IA KEO\NILLE. FLA, Nov N
A. III r. lit e a head collision
ON tie 5, Board 'ir Line r. n al
rear silver Springs. ~ 1905 o'C!"cH
today. five men were ki;i.d ard tW"
others seriously injured.
TIL dead are: p. ID. Smi h. white
brakeman: F. r. Ph:abrick. whi,".
blak lDa'.: Leo Bet, negro fireman,
RChcr. Saba. 4 negro fircm man.
y y. W k"H',i. engineer, is nj: s.
ing and I is believe! that his body
- under tn H. Ct wreck2Ee,
Train No II. s"uthbound. and tram
No II rortEACuld. both frei2h :.
carle together about two mil north
tf Sj!.:r Springs. hu as yst the Sen
board oft.c'..L- hav" l'ren unahe 10
ascertain the C~L'c of the wreck.
p. u. Smith WIS resident OF
Richmond. Va. ard Philarick. T., I
and Saba W re Of jail onyil!c.
Engineer W:.hcfieli also resided in
J cksCnvillp.
ErCine4r G. W johnson received
4 Soy 70 scalp wound and Conduc or
Jsnc$ had his lsg fractured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
PaEs;DtS! WILL TAX! the F|tLl
Claimed That Loyalist Forces Com
posed Largely Of Young Recruits
insurgents Are No" Marching upon
capitai-United States Cruiser Ar
r,ves-News Confirmed.


PORT Az PRINCE, HAITI. Nov'
-. Government tr""p,. under com
N .ni OF Grurral t"i" tin tNTaQh";
minister C war. "on2"H' Il largely /"
vouur recruits, who W"r" sent out /"
Car.urr The leader Of III" new r'N"
Iutiou. General Antoiu" Simon. htV'
ne, VIII 4 severe a,rt"at by tn" rev.
or, iol.isl". The crn rG"m"nt took
u, =, ut Ans,sl N"ar which lies about
=, n!jlrs to the east OF .Icr"m'". on"
Of the t.saff. ctrd port.
After severe fGhtin- tn" Cover IL
n"nt forces were routed and driven
lrrk 10 Niracuanc, about 20 mics
distant
Nira~0anp is ahou - miles from
Pert An Pri'.cr. 1t IS r"p"T' th''
t:rr- rel CrlCs;in has taken rtfuG" III
;h. German consulate th re-.
Some Of tn" wounded were broich'
10 Port Au Prince by the HAITIAN
gunbOat Crmcnaire.
President Will Take Field.
President N0li Alexis has decided
to take the Offensive with three dlFi-
sions Of disciplined troops. when
hive been concentrated here.
Tn" United States cruiser Tacoma
under command Of Captain John Hood
and the French training ship lmSniy
Trouin. have arrived acre and ms
has gone far towards rcassuring the
foreign residents.
2,po~ts have hen current that th''
rcro}.tionarv army is marching on
Port An Prince. Tut even If th"5" re-
1O~,S are true. y cor Siderable TIME
must "iaHSr before it rca"hrs 'hl'
city. The residents hay" shown =
sigrS of excitement hut the tiniom"
tic currS have decided 10 prevent tn"
"n,ry CT tn" r"vC ut:oHiitS for IN"
DurDcer Of pil'aSr by hav'E" f"rcr@
!andc.i from the warshirs here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
SAUNDERS REPORTS.
Fifth Dirtriet Congressman Makes
Hi Accounting.

ROANOKE VA, Nov. eS.-JamcS
y Wcc,i.. prominent attorney OF
W~1n,Sc. and Hunter BrcSs.nrsaSe. on
rir~as:Ic. cH-ESsd in a aSht In the
CORPORATION curt room this moi ing
Nr. wood represents Brockfn-
RIDES wife i'm y srif for divorce
ID II Is atc-'d that a few days sso
10 received an insur.pg letter from
Ercckiurf;Sc.
BrccItprT arc. IN en'cri.s the court
room this moruirTz. while the trial OF
4 civil nJii wa n progress. tock
scat near > raiIinT A moment after
ward. Wool, walked I'D 10 him ana
struck him 4 h"ayy ho~ on the 500
Of shc hyad. burning him TO the aoor.
jude Woods. who ives press0ug.
ana who Is q brother Of James Y.
woSis. and Judge Moor1w r',seeo
up 20 she men and srparnaed them
Judge Woods then DIRECTED H. -
leave the court room, and be fUVoooU
a fnc Of SO On his brothsr. :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
MARINES REMOVED.
Guard is Ordered OF Three Govern
ment Warsh:os.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-Thc first
. hips to re stripped &C iii If m2rlh'
cIa1i. will lr the Eattl ship Ne"
Ham shirr and he 2rmo-t | cr":'-
CT: Ncrth Carol ina and Montana ~
, riers issued yestf rday by Major
General Elliott commander &c III"
Narne Corps. the mal'.ncs VII h" :
;acf 4 from these thrCc ve:stl- re-
Monday.
Ccpt II. c. Snv!,r. commanding re
gard on the New Hampshire. i o"!"r-
cd 70 Washington Parr"cks. in thli
civ. WI n his detachment for On =
CAN'T. l.. Fcla"d. commanding III" No =
;onas guard, is ordered % iHve :. :
shin on N0yCmi'or 80 and prcc Cd with
rs 4, 2rhmcrt to Annapolis. for jrfN
,. the M2rinc Barracks and School o:
Arbitration. First IicI,tpE2n r. y.
I-rd rw.;od. IF h NORTH Car2.irn. VIII
nc transferred IN the Nari"r f7'"''h.'
at tn Norfolk NAVY Yard On tf'
sane date. The New H@mrSh'r" l. -
III. phladc phia New Ylri. VIII" : "
Mont ma. rrI North Carolina &c at
hc Norfolk yard
TIC ri. is on ~" Va Ehi1 iGH@'
I'D trsSi @ipTi. = - N" II 90
,h;a v~~i. VII hc d t4"E d -
crr,, r : I'D or 1" tro1i"1' ~
i, con2l;or"c with -" ~ i"nt -
rcg"n: ord'r n"I;"C T'''n' from
= go dot. CAT 2 ". T''".'. So!'
oF :SurCrn: 6. r"ra' =. ". NIZ'E. ~
tho r-vv. vi, com - = tn ~ -"
...a:r. on ~ 1870. ~; t"'1 ".""r -:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
FEW, IF ANY, WILL Be FtUND ALIVE
Rescuers Find Bodies Scattered
About Floor Of Mine-None Mutt.
lated, indicating That Fated Men
Were smothered by Deadly vapors
Exact Number Of Dead Unknown.
iEy Associated Pressl.

pITTSBuRG, PA, Nov. 2S.-The
ra.1 ray of hope for the rescue
Of the l25 miners who are cntOmbed
Nv an explosion at the Marialnha
mines CT the Pttshnrg Buffalo Coal
Company shortly before neon Today.
was diSprilcd at $50 O'Clock tonight
&htn III" first rrscuing party reached
the workings and found bodies scat
tered aboI,r The floor Of the mine.
Few. if any. Of the bodies are nu-
tilatr1. AID In" men were undoubt-
eddy smothcr,1l l% the deadly Varor'
which followed the explosion. The
bodies have not vet been counted, but
It is known there are at least l2a
and il:ge number may be larger.
Nearly All Foreigners.
All but two OF the bodies In the
mine, II Is said. are those of foreign
erS.
No effort has yet been made to re-
move the bodies from the mine. In
stead the rescuers ard the mining ex'
perts are making a complete expfofa-
ton Of all Of .fte workings to see II
they are now safe.
This work Is expected to occupy
several hours.
The uncertainty as to the exact
number that prevailed throughout tho
afternoon increased when darkness
enveloped the new mining town from
which the owners had expected so
much In the way Of safety and COM
fort of the men through the extraor-
binary study and expense that had
been devoted to this feature OF the
Development OF the new coal HELD
Can't Locate Books.
President John II. Jones CT the
contrary said that the nrInber Of en-
tombcd men would not exceed 125,
bu: neither he nor any other ofhcer
Of the COMPANY has ben able 10 TINS
time to locate the books which con-
ain the names or numbers or Shi-
ploycs and show those in the workings
ut the tine of the explosion.
The noise Of the explosion WIS an
ominols sound TO al the people or
the little town and thsy- hurried to
he scene, each seeking loved one
and most of hem learning that that
! owed one was Down in the workings,
and in al probability dead or dyins-
The scenes were piaiful. Msny OF
tho women were hysterical and their
shricks and cries were hear:rending.
@ hers were silent in their grief, but
! in their drawn faces cru.d be READ
! he awful agony they We're enduring.
cause Not Vet Aseertsired.
The cav.e OF the explosion has not
been determined. Two theories are
! entertained One is thai a pocket OF
ccs was struck by one Of the miners
quickly GllirS he workings and then
isnitinr from a lamp. The other the
cry is that cns from a vel on the
Fus.0n farm. under which the nine
| i located. penetrated the Workings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
CONTINUES DUDLEY.
Judge Ws5diI Removes Milestone
As One Of Receivers.
IRv assnciafcH PTesSl.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2S.-F"d"rai
Judg" WaIdiIi. following III" rCmnya;
Of Waiter W'h"rs' ne of philadelphia
as one r tn" ITcciyCrs of the Pr'~
Ilc Service Corporation Of Virginia :
!i=hiin. V-crr -. Al Hampton ana
Fho'.. - Va. has entered an "rT"'
Cnnrj~ving Sidney ! NrI!i"y TS sob
r"~,.i,'r tho properties. with dis
solution f tho temporary restraining
OrI"r iGsr"d Nnvcmb"r : "n!r'niGG
Ual...- Wh"'.'"u" ard Wh"isi"n" a
C"Crnauv. e. rh'Iaf"lWhia from +
p~S,rS 0r 500. o." in 81 of ;F'
pubIic ScIvic" Corp ration aII"c"i :"
have F,,r .CCrD"d rom ~" EmPirC
Trryi Company. Of Ny YORK.. o.
CIr-, c.. NiIT's. Of NcE N"'k. s:"c'
ig. ..o;a,m"r' cf Wh"'S' y" a. ="
.C,.FCT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
PITCHED BATTLE.
Between Moonshiners and Internal
Revenue Deputies.

nv the Associated Press.)
ADMISSION, GA. Nov. 2S.-A tele'
phone message from the Turkey
Haven mountains. near here, says a
pitched battle was fought today be-
tween mconshincrs and deputies
under the direction of United States
Internal Revenue Collector W. w.
Battle.
II is not known whether there were
any casualties or not but the message
said thai several OF the alleged moon
sinners were captured. The light
was with members of the Floyd gang.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

vacant M lr the Close If the Rnn""-
Volt admin 'Itra,Elon- Tn " A.;Sis t"nt
Srrrr airy OF the Navy. " 80 HI"
pruntc,iun OF Truman II \'wh"rry, IL
open This place has t''m e nd'T"d
Nv the Pr ..ident and tin Offer is IN
der consideration by IA ma wei quar-
fed TO Ill. ihc Office. AM'rh"r h!ar" L"
b" filled next week Is that "f Commits
.oncr o: Immigration, mad" vacant
during tho summer by ia" death OF
Fr"nk i. Sargent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
sn|iD3dsaDs Set The Better Of
Americans at Tennis,
Play FOR Davis csllltssE CUP
Winning First Two Sets
Puts Americans On Their Mett!e and
They Take Third and Fourth, L.
Lose Final.
nv Associated PrcsS.3

MEL BOURNE. AUSTRALIA. Nov
2S.-The contest in III" city tCda'
for tho Dw III r. Eavis lH'"r"i' OH u
challenge lawn tennis 2up "aI Won
" tho Aus TI!vln team. COMO ! T..
Norman Hr'of. and 4. r. WIldH :.
TT ir American oppc "ntS w'r" P
u. A'cxanGcr md I'a's {. Wl!-T.
tt ", .thcr w?S lTiiuant ard tn
cont, 4 WI. witE Ss'i by 800" "!""
Ia GTS.
Tho ccn:CSt"n's gave MAGAZINE ~
dispiry e skill ,!nrinG 81 IN" mr.
So which was won b. Australia. !.
rrcokcs wade no Is: Ek's AMI n.
yc;virc vas nag ifiCcnt.
The second So II q w"nt TO III"
Australians Ivy G-'.
wjIdjnc's service w&s sP'"Hfh
TN h@s e Two Ec's put ~" AM -
carr on heir m"tiI', ard tho pih''
r,-G In thc third Erd won j. -.
Australians Weak ovc'hesc.
The A',;iraIi> team shower
scakn~~r overhead Ms,s+ l"r md"
wo-y: rfu; return and W-rish's '"h
were perfect. Both Americans sCTE-
Cd brilliantly.
IN the fourth SGT. he Aus rata -
wore ou'pEE'i in .rv"ry d"T7r m"h'
ard th Americana won 81
u was now Two Its Al 'nd WHOM
rl.y wa c-T~d pr I.e fTs' "i ~"
interest vas j-fcng%
The AusraHgrs boa' their orro"
cnls 81: winning the match. tn"
American players pT up sp'cn ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29
MUST TAKE CHANCES.
Lot5 Says Tenure - ONCE vs. No'
Guaranteed.

HASHINGTON. No. = "Nnv wan
va, ;,fcs rftc"' #adcr this ADM"
nrrr' "Q vii'l," 10 '''" cha~ = -
jrr ihc rcTt
This Is ,ho di-'rm Il S~cr 1ry I-'"h
T-nrourcrI vre.-r'ay IN n" di@CJ' q
sim Ct frr-:.un e of'ciRr III" wh""
tho arro'ntmcrt Is n.a-'r by rr"s'-
acp,- Eou<cvc;i IN, NJ 10 J. for"
ikc iu-Jmiug " President 'cF"ct y.
II ROT Ta'cs tho rriuCiTic announced
In thu tctrmius I'm "f FT'sti M
Roosevelt to keep his hcfgds Cff The
nrxt administration.
Several god places have become
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-29

RICHMOND. Va. Nov ?S.--T ~
ain William ". Ioyn"S. f-z' asst
mt chief cu"ir,"r. nov acing rh'"'
e ir~ fir, department. viii L. olSr' ~
to succeed Chief c. JrSc =. SHAW. a."
CCasCd
The th".ce 81 tho ere commits ton
crs vs@ virtually agreed upon several
days ago wir.n Captain John y. Ra!'
70 " Cond assistant chef .rgiBe"r.
declared that IN no circumstance
x6,rId he 10 q candidate for the posi-
ton 50 long as Cap ain Joynes was
an aspirant.
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Dean also kicked the goal which
was II difficult one.
Securing the ball on an "Xchang"
of kicks the Navy worked it by good
line busking to the Army's u yard
line. where it was fumbled by Cha!
and lost.
The Army Immediately punted out
of danger but the navy cam" back
with fine exhibition CT offensive
playing
Unerringly and consistently the bSll
was carried forward by Lange who
ran 20 Yards, by Clay. and more af-
ten by Richardson, until 1t was inside
the ten yard line.
Army Takes Brace.
Here the Army braced and having
four yards 20 gain to make the first
down, the Navy decided to try fielf
goal which proved easy for Lanse
from the fifteen yard line.
Because of this fine work by tn"
Navy the 500 mindless in the stand
sang "Oh It Looks to Me Like Rig
NAVY Day" During the remainder
of the half both teams played hard
to get within striking distance Of the
opponents goal.
In the first half OF the second
period of play the ball was always IN
the Navy territory.
Annapolis would try the line ana
then kick to mdticld.
West Point would also try to ad
vance the ball by lin" plunging on
side kick. Finally the Army lost m"
ball on an onside kick. Lanse making
a rrcttv scoop and run of fifteen
wards 10 his own 81 yard mark. he
followed this up with ." yar1 run
to midfeld and then the time OF bat
tie turned to the Army's side of the
field
Army Kicks from Danger.
At this period of the game the only
successful forward pass was made.
The ball was tossed by Lange ana
the play gained only ten yards. The
Navy tlltn DtSol W p'ay
to get within striking distance to KICK
field goal and tcp the West Point
Score. but the Army continued to
kick the ball away from danger.
Thus the strife continued until field
Judge Marshall declared the game at.
Wntend. -'4
Stars on Both Sides.
Lange, Reifsnider and Dalton play
ed a star game for Annapolis.
For the Army. johnson and Stear-
mes deserve great credit for the speed
and judgment they used in getting
down under kicks. Beth teams
tackled we'll and few errors OF JUG
ment were made by either eleven.
The scene following the end of the
game was wild AMI picturesque.
The Army boys were beside them
selves for joy and they marched
lrop.inued on Sixth pa2e)
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y WERE NOT. AFRAID.
AustrIans Deny That Their Soldiers
Went Into Panic.
Ivy Associated Prcsa.O

VIENNA. Nov. oS-it Is Absolutely
denied in uihgial quarters THAT. aE re-
Irrtrd from BELGRADE. u large body
of Austrian troops stationed near the
Montcn"grian frontier, were thrown
into a panic from fear of an attack
by MuntCn"grian forces.
Officials state there is no Austrian
army Cr 1000 in or near that district.
Th' v admit that several days ago Tn"
baggage CT tn" Austrian troops near
Avtoyac was removed inland. for fear
CT an attack by the MontcncSrian@.
This appears to be the only ground
for the report
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WASHINGTON ccnfirm9 News.

WASI;I\riT0N. ID. C.. Nov. IS
The state department late today re
cc:,.,l the following ii:r a!ch from
lister Furn, =. at Port Al Prince.
II" !:
TIL. government troops f?vc been
defeated and the insurgents ar"
marching upon the capital. Situation
Serious
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Some Nav be Alive.

PITTSBIRG. PA. Nov. 29.-Pc'cf
Arnold. S,-y American. was brought out
awe from the Rachel shs!; at mid
nigh. Joseph KC rney. one Ct the
ro.criuc PARTY. reported there arc
ether meu alive. Arnold WIS found
upcCns,:;c,7s 100 feet from the Agnes
chaft. iTc said tho exptdSioD occufre1
c'Csc so tho Agnes shaft
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Dean Makes Gain.

Team was given the hall and p'nhs'
Cd into tho crouching Army mon TOT
a good gain leaving only f." inches
between the bal! AMI touchdown.
Again entrusted with the pisskin he
vas tanned across for a score.
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the WEATHER.

Rain Sunday and probably
Monday. light to fresh north.
east to east winds.
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(Cont,nucc on Sixth Psgc).