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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
PEOPLE we KNOW.
They are Newport News People, ana
what They Say 10 Of local
Interest.

When an incident like the following
occurs right here AT home. 1t Is bound
TO carry weight with our readers. so
many strange occurrences go me
rounds Of the press: are published as
facts. people become skept!cal. On
one suSjec, skepticism Is rapidly DIS
appearing. This Is due TO the actual
experience OF our citizens. and their
public utterances regarding them.
The doabter must doubt no more in
the face OF such evidence as TINS
The pubic statement of repn'abie
citizen living RICH: at home. one
whom you can see every day. leaves
no ground for the skcptic To stand on.
n. y. Smith. at $50 Twenfy-seventh
street. Newport News. Va. saws: !
have used Deans Kidney Pills with
excellent results. I suffered Tor many
years from kidney complaint ana
backsche and was unable to hnd .
remedy that would give me relief MY
attention wss finally called to Doan
Kidney Pills and I procured box Al
A. T. G. KIoTs Drug store. Tney
gave me relief from the hrst and !
have not had any .ronble since. TINS
cure took place in 1907 and am glad
to say that during the intervening
years. I have no; suffered any return
Of the CON plant. will gladly confirm
ShiS Statement % anyone doubling It's
truthfnlneSs
For saio hv all dealers. Price ,"
cents. roster Niiburn Co. Fuaal".
Nov YORK. sole agents for the United
states
Rcmcmb%r the uame-Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
MARCH AGAINST SIN
Throng Passes Through Tenderioin
District Of the City.

] W
District Of the City.
WASHINGTON. Oct 31.-keeping
their promises. that they would foi-
low Gypsy Smith through the streets
and byways Of Washington, through
the business centers. and into the very
heart OF the Tenderioin, more than
$4,000 persons who had heard the Eng
fish evangelist in Convention Hall
last night marched in what will live
long in the memory Of those who Wit
messed the sight as being one OF the
most remarkable the CITY has had.
Besides those counted in the line OF
marching were fully 10000 persons
who traiied along at the sides OF the
column Of fours. and still that many
more who lined the streets through
which the procession passed During
the march OF more than three miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Preparations have been completed
for the election day football game be-
tween the 81. vincent's Night School
eleven and the strong team Of the
18th Coast Artillery Company IRON
Fort Monroe. The game will be cali
ed promptly ut . O'Clock. On the Ca
sino gridirun,
The ST. viDcent's boys have made
Q fine showing every time they have
Appeared. The 18th company ID com
posed Of the fastest players st the
fort. and yesterday the team defeated
the eleven Of the S,h Company. The
game here Tuesday b expected to, BE-
the snappiest u the season.
The 81. vinccnt's lineup viii Be
picked from the following squad
Charles ssttoa and Pendleton. z. H.:
Forrest sutton, L. H.: Joe Naiooey
and Benson, r. B.: II. Hamilton and
Sears. q. b.: =. Moufslcone. l. f.: J
Robinson, Payne Brown and Copper
burg. r. Z: Hudsios. r. G.; Surtis
C.: Cochran ind johnson, r. T.;
Gude. l.. T.: Noble. ]. q.
The lineup OF the artiIlers,s FOL
lows: Short. q. r.: Beancr- r. T.;
3uddiih. L. T.: Dewey. r. r.: Pulley
u r.: Ryrum. p. ": Cnsh'ns. L. T.;
Bcichcr, L. T.: Hriiard, r. G.; hsr
fess, l. c.; Coz, c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
!. klud llls I'M lsplt|
III b isslIss.
1IHksI n llel wTtBs
Itspsblleans Have Made Capital OF
-shIp ssbs'ay" ose's~t'o"s' but
M CHIEF Local Exponent Of Msr'
I ss{nt Marine 10 AsaInt Them.

Al throughout this Campaign II
- been currently reported that the
management Of the Newport News
Ghipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
1Ascred the election Of the Republi'
EcAa nominees. presidential and con
krcssional. Everybody here Ia. nat.
ufaily, interested In the shipyard. and
he public knows that what is for
the rood Of the great plant Is for
Ethe GOOD Of Newport News. Hence
~ statement or intimation to the ef'
fect that the officials Of the yard be-
lieved that the election OF the Repub'
ElicAn nominees would benent the
shipbuilding industry. would tend to
1nauence many voters OF the city.
NJ, George Nelms Wise. the Repuo
3acan candkdate for Congress. has
made capital of his stand in favor
ufa ship subsidy, and has charged
time and again that the Democratic
nominee for reelection, Congress
nan william A. Jones, has done moth
M for the shipbuilding Industry
end stands for nothing that vii up
boIid the merchant marine and make
No4k for the local yard.
ID view Of this state Of ahatrs
fhe Daily Press yesterday sought an
tnterviewt from Mr.. r. G. Bickiord
eoanseI for the Newport News Snip
buiiding and Dry Dock Company
m. Bickford said that 30 far "a the
shipysrd supporting the candidate OF
ny pafty IL concerned, that wouio
IS uSainst the settled policy OF the
company, and he has had no intima'
zion from any official that there Will
- any departure from that poiics
n this campaign. Mr.. Bickford weh'
a TO say that in recent converss
don Mr.. circuit. president OF the
company, declared. Il have never
aaked any man to vote my way. un
iess he shared my convictions ana
i WIN never do 3d."
..speakinE Tor himself. Mr.. bick'
1nfd said: ..s..E r.
r shan, Of course, support tine
DAmoerAsic nominees. and Will there
fcrs vote for william Jennings BY
- ana Wii1iam A. Jones. ] nave
ii1rY confidence In and . personal
seldom for Nj. Wise. bat ] shan
:Reep up the nght. inside the lines.
| =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
J11duynls - pielwss


- nor It's second week OF vaudeville
he Bell theater has secured Peter
Iamar, Who 10 said ii be comedian
ma mimic of extraordinary talent.
Tho feature picture nlm tomorrow Will
Be- "a Football Hero" SeVera'
other new pictures win be shown.
Extensive preparations have been
naAe BY the management for election
ni9ht. An especially good program
kas been arranged, and while the pic
tire show 10 being given on one
screen, the election returns viii be
shown on another. The returns VIII
- receiver over q hpelial wire run
ming into the theater.
TIE usual admission will be chare'
q for the picture show. and those
v1o desire TO see the full returns
my DO 20 by paying Is cents. THIS
- viiI entitle the holder to remain
aufsng the entire evening. Return
checks Win be given, and these VII
Ineaude soda water tickets good 81
enc Of the washington avenue phsr'
mAeies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
National Noao.ory.

Wherever yoa may 20 IN England
you find the same way Of living. the
saIlc kind OF food. the same sort Of
pccr!e. Methods OF cooking and
dialects differ. but one never feels that
scerc Of complete change which II
the chief pleasure OF crossing the
Charnei-Iondoa Lady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
wpv Trouble About Poste ri,y7

There is a tendency on the par
of the modern man to view posterity
with an indifferent eye. Posierity. Nc
argues in the old way. has done roth
ing fur me. and consequently there
IA no immediate necessity for me to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

| trouble a
! Academy.
Successful Filtration.

To discourage al which may be do
scrfbed ~ harmless 6'rtsiior would
Do to spoil sport ard put a further
check on nlarriago. For Il Is "n:ria-
tloss." in nine cases out OF ten. that
end in mstrimony.-Ladies' Pictorial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

w wsss en- some dear one 81
~ ssmiiy ljss before yos buy .
SrDetery ~ vbss they sre gotns 70
dAe6w9 Tie N h0n ~ sod baI u
~. NgWp04f NEN.s Gene
T113 o. - wsseanSss. svsSss'
O. WIN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

They might as wei say tina, We must
not worry about cats. because We
ought 20 be Worrying about kitten
Illustrated London News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

which took in a section Of the bust
ness district north of Pennsylvania
avenue, from the X street entrance OF
the hall, where many thousands were
turned away an hour before the SER
vice began, through the section OF
streets south of the avenue and wess
of Twelfth street, and continuing 10
the Belasco Theater, the various sec
lions of the procession kept up con-
tinuous melody Of hymns.
Considering the great numbers VINO
followed this former British nomad IN
the greatest revival movement that
the CITY has ever seen, not even ex-
cepting the crusade held here in form
er wears BY the famous Moody and
Sankey, the order which prevailed
throughout the evening was note
worthy. The voices of those tralled
along the edges Of the great throng,
together with those who were salts
fed to stand and watch the determin-
ed "marchers against SIM were lift
ed in religious song with those IN tne
procession. The Gordon of bluec0ats
which led the revivalists, and other
attachments who were stretched along
the lines on either side, had little to
do beyond several times requesting
the crowds to part that the line of
march might not be broken.
Halt Made for Service.
1t was in the Tenderlo.n district
that the parade vas halted Tor the
lolgest time. At the intersection OF
Thirteen-and-a-half and c streets and
Ohio avenue. Mr. Smith, who was
leading. turned to the newspaper men
who were directly behind him. and
asked if that were not the center OF
the Tenderloin. On being told that
It was, he called a halt. and, turn
ing to the crowd, he said:
Let US sing something now, and
We may reach some v. taese poor men
ana women. Somebody's daughter.
somebody's sister. somebody's wife.
somebody's mother is in some OF
these houses at this moment.
Seer he said as a light appeared
at one of the darkened windows. and
then suddenly fiickered out. Perhaps
the one who held that light Is some
ones mother, or daughter. or sister.
who ia this night breaking her heart
for a glimpse Of the light CT Christ.
May God help her and be mercilui to
her. Let us sing Nearer. My God. to
Thee that she may know there is
one above who cares and wants her"
The eyes of many were wet as they
sang. as they perhaps have not sung
|, for years. There were men and wo-
men standing close by, some richly
dressed, others whose tattercd cloth
ing failed to shield them from the chill
winds, and all were singing. IL was
a motley array Of the city's best and
the city's worst, rubbing elbows to-
gether.
Women Follow Revivalst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
a s,ssssssy Fsmisy.

~Our whole family has enjoyed
90 keaIth sisce We began using Dr.
xynrs Nov life Pills. three yesss
- says l. A, Ballet. Of Rnrs'
Suss 4. .0uileord. MaiBe. They cleanse
- Tine The system IN Q gentle way
OF dsss yua good. &c at All Drug
DO. ...s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Social.P Personal

i II
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. More enter.
tanned Q number of friends at q Hal
lowe'en oyster roast last might. The
anrair was given In the Hotel Annex
the lobby OF which had been wonder
fully decorated for the occasion. Ac'
cording to custom. the chief feature
OF the decorations was an array OF
| Enthusiastically cut pumpkins. convert
ed into lanterns. Mr.. Moore him.
self super.ntended the task Of "carv'
, ing" the pumpkins and some OF tho
results we're unique and startling.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ran
dali Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Bart.
lett. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Sprague, MI
and Mrs. Charles Niefert, MIR. and
Mrs. H. B. Bailey, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Kennedy corss. Misses Helen Ley.
lander. Addie New, Ethel Remicke and
Lucille Ayler; DR.. A. c. Jones. DR..
s. w. Hobson. Messrs. Phillip Keise'
cker. Joseph Weaver. Hutson salley'
w. w. Manville. H. Hudson. J. N.
Deer and Harold Norton.
Mr.. Robert Jones. who has been
visiting his mother IN Denbigh va
has returned to his home In biuene'a'
w. Va. ~
Mrs N. M. MURRAY. u Wilmington.
Del. Is visiting her sister, MISS Maria
Stoddard, in this city.
Mrs Christie Jordan. who has been
visiting Mrs. 8. C. Maynard. IN this
,, city. has returned to her home IN NOR
folk.
Miss Glen Keyser is visiting rela'
tives in Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Gertrude Riedner. who has
been visiting her cousins. the Misses
Riedner, in this city, has returned 10
her home in Harrlsonturg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Harwood. who
have been the guest Of Mrs. X. n.
IHarwood, Of this city. have returned
to their home in Grove. Va.
Miss Margaret HaIderman, VINO
has been visiting In Lynchburg anu
Roanoke, has returned to her home
, In this city.
Miss Maria Stoddard, who las been
| visiting in Wilmington. Del, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Alice Hood. Of Richmond,
spent yesterday IN the city Win
friends.
Mr. William A. Gilfert, OF Tama-
que, Pa, Is visiting in the city.
Miss Harriet Martin. has as her
guest, Miss Grace Verell, OF Lynch
burg.
Mr.. Major Dds, formerly Of Rich.
! mond. arrived ID the city . few days
aeo. Mr.. Dean Intends to make New
port News his home in the future.
Miss Bernadette Kress. who has
been visiting in Petersburg and Rich
,, mond, has returned 10 her home In
this city.
Miss Virginia Nelson, who has peen
visiting her cousins. the Misses Net
son, Of this city, has returned 10 ner
home in Chester. Pa.
Miss Gertrude Ellsworth, who has
, been visiting In North Carolina, mas
returned to her home in this city.
Mrs. X. R. Meredith, Of winston
, Salem N. c., 10 visiting her sister,
! Miss Hattie weaver in this city.
Mrs. &C. Kuder, who has been
visiting her parents in Isle Of Wight
! county. has returned to her home in
this city.
| Miss Hattie Weaver. who has been
visiting in North Carolina, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mrs. Stanley Mckee and daughter.
Of Los Angeles, Cal, are the guests
or Mrs. Holt, ut The Huston.
| Mr.. w. J. Neims has rs his guests
his sister, Mrs. J. l.. Baxley. and
Master J. X. -. Newton and Henry
Bailey. ~ 800, =.
iElEcnoH DAy Football
| CANE on The CASINO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Tooays Logic.

Men say Indignantly that Nc oush'
MT 20 b. worrying about crceds: ne
ought to be worrying about education.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
Women Follow Revivai;st.

As the last strains Of the hymn
died away and the march was re-
sumed. while the band played On
ward. Christian Soldiers" and the
f'o;sam and ietsam Of the city crowd
cd forward, one or two doors Of the
houses along Ohio avenue silently
opened. and several women with coats
wrapped to the cars. cTept out.
min gied with the marcners, and fol-
lowed TO the Belasco I neatcr.
The line of march began at The rear
entrance Of Convention Hall. Fifth
and X streets. shortly after 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. smith was preceded ny a platoon
OF police FROM the Second pre-
cinct. and vas followed by the news
paper men and the ministers, then the
offictals. and lastly. all the others
who wished 10 take part.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
AZ 0roamland.

DvesmlaRd offers Sprause ana
DIXON, comedy sinecrs and dancers. %
he feature OF the vaudeville bill tof
the frst half u this week. The
nanaxement announces that an espec-
iaIiy eood picture program has been
wraased for tomorrow, and another
S1f Tuesday.
The pictures will be changed aahs
- VISUAL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Mrs. Stanley Mckee and daughter
Of Los Angeles. Cal, are the guests
OF Mrs. Holt, ut The Huston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01
BRYAN FAIRLY MOBBfD
BY INDIANA ADMIRERS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Miss Hattie Weaver. who has been
visiting in North Carolina, has re
turned to her home in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Mrs. N. M. MURRAY. u wilmington
Del. is visiting her sister, MISS Maria
Stoddard, in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Mr.. Robert Jones. who has been
visiting his mother IN Denbigh Va
has returned to his home In Biueneia'
w. Va. ; ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-01

Mrs. Christie Jordan, who has been
visiting Mrs. 8. C. Maynard. In this
city. has returned to her home IN NOT
folk.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Madison Square garden in New York
is for sale for So, $500
Two men were seriously burned by
electricity at Tacoma Wednesday.
Lydia Thompson, the once famous
burlesque actress, died in London re-
Gently.
Rueben Crown shot his brother and
then himself at Pittsburg over money
matters.
The eleventh annual convention of
the Oregon Woolgrowers' association
was held at Heppner this week.
r. P. Davidson, manager of the
Traders bank at Lskefeld. Ont. COM
mited suicide Wednesday because of a
small shortage.
HeDery Sweet, a railroad iaborer, 20
years of age, was killed at Standpoint,
Idaho, Wednesday, while trying TO
board a train.
The heaviest rainfall Tacoma ever
had during a l2-hour period occurred
Wednesday the precipitation amounted
to 2.01 inches.
THE Colonial" Salt Lake City's
lew f~OOOiOOO AACpAOOA play uOuccg was
opened last Wednesday night by Ma
dam Lillian Nordica
The fighting craft Of japan, COM
prising ITO vessels, exclusive Ct sub
marines, passed in review at Kobe be.
fore the emperor Wednesday.
John d. Rockefeller on the witness
stand in New York Wednesday stated
that the methods II the Standard Oil
company were absolutely fair.
r. R. Reed a miner from Fairbanks,
Alaska, has confessed at Seattle, the
stealing of gold dust while working in
the D2me creek mine. He duplicates
several others.
Mrs. Russell Sage of New York has
given $25 900 toward the establishment
of a college for colored youth in Ken
lucky, which will be modelled after the
Tuskegee institute.
Fourteen men charged with murder
in Valley county, Montana, have plead
ed guilty to manslaughter and SEN
enced to the p~enitentiary. Their crime
was the raid upon the cabin of John
Hays and his family, which resulted
in the death of Hays and his daughter.
Hays had Jumped" a claim which
Walter Long had taken up and the set
tiers decided to rid the country of
claim Jumpers with bullets.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-27
OF The WORLD.
SPORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
TiRTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
During the Past Week-National,
Historical Political and Personal
Events.

With military pomp and impressive
ceremony the prison shop martyrs
monument in Brooklyn was dedicated
Saturday afternoon.
Fire Saturday destroyed the old oil
warehouse Of the Prairie City Oil com
pauv on the outskirts Of Winnipeg,
Man. Loss 100000.
Residents Of Illinois. with the object
Of perpetuating the memory Of Grover
Cleveland. have formed the Grover
Cleveland Memorial association.
Miss Corrine MCGOWAN, 20 years old,
a clerk in a confectionery store in Kan
sas City, No, Saturday fatally shot
Newell Powell, a negro, because he
seized her.
The emperor Of Japan is attending
he large military maneuvers at Nara,
where $4,000 japanese troops have been
engaged in extensive field movements
and battle tactics.
san Juan, Porto Rico.-Ohcial cleo
ton returns show that the unionist
party carried all seven district Of the
island. The unionists advocated indie
pendence and self-government.
In England they are experimenting
on growing wheat and vegetables with
the aid Of electricity. The tests so far
have been very successful on a small
scale at the experimental station.
Vienna. Austria.-Baron Richard Won
Bienert. minister of the interior, has
formed a n W cabinet in accordance
with instructions from the emperor,
himself taking the Office of pre-
The grand jury at Nashville, 1e71-
returned indictments against Robin
Cooper, Col. D. B. Cooper and ex-
Sheriff John Sharpe, charging them
with the murder Of Senator f. ". Car
mack last week.
Toxic, Japan.-The delegation of Pa
cifc coast business men who have been
touring Japan for sew raj weeks sailed
on the japanese steamer Tenyo Sat
urday for San Francisco, with the ex-
ception of a few who will first 60 to
China before returning home.
Count Won Bernstorf, who has been
appointed German ambassador at Wash
ington, is prepared to leave Cairo,
Egypt, for Berlin, where ne will re-
ceive instructions and have an audi
ence with Emperor William. He will
leave Berlin for Washington between
the 10th and 18th of December.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-27
Northwest News.

1t is reported that the Canadian Pa
cifc has purchased the ocean liner
Minnesota form the Great Northern
railway.
The town Of Austin, Oregon, was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday.
Great floods threaten the Skagit val
ley in Western washington.
The st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber
company of Tacoma has announced an
advance of 10 per cent in wages of its
large force, affecting 500 men.
Pat Gordon confessed at Butte to de.
railing an Oregon Short Line train at
Silver Bow February 10 last and was
sent to the state penitentiary for five
years.
The American Prison association has
selected Seattle for its next meeting
place in 1909.
imprisonment for life was the sent
ence imposed on Jack LaRose, convict
ed at Portland, of killing Hy man Neu.
man with a gas pipe May 12.
Coal miners at the Spring Greek and
Roundup mine in Montana are out on
a strike, refusing to accept a wage
agreement entered into recently. About
200 men are involved. ,
Franz d. Pinkham the missing cash
Ter who was short in his accounts to
the amount of $50, 900 t the Tacoma
Milling company, committed suicide
at Louisville, Kentucky on Wednesday.
George Danieluk, a Polish laborer,
was murdered at Spokane, Tuesday
night by ~stabbing by an unknown per.
son.
Engineer Brown of Kamloops, Fire.
man RICHTER of Kamloops, Clarence
Anderson, bIakemna, were all killed
in a wreck last Tuesday on the Csnad-
ian Pacific railway neal Vancouver.
To protect the lives of two ladies and
his own, W w. Brfr fatally shot FL
mer Rhodes in his own home in Puyal-
lup, Washington.
Receipts of gold at the q. S. assay
office in Seattle for the season of 1908
show an increase for the Tanana dis.
trict of 81, $50. 900 over last year, the
total being 50, ITO, $50.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1908-11-27
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The king and queen of Sweden are
visiting this week with King Edward.
Abe Ruef on trial at San Francisco
for grating, has asked for a change of
venue, on recount of the shooting of
Heney.
His petition was denied.
Sam Gompers, the labor leader, says
he will go to Jail before he will pay a
fine for contempt of court.
Peter Van VlissingeP, a real estate
dealer at Chicago, has confessed to
having obtained through forged deeds
and notes more than 300, 900, and a
few hours after his arrest, on bis own
urgent appeal TO be punished, was SEN
fenced to the ~penitenitary. The arrest,
the Indictment, the confession and the
sentence occurred in and occupied less
than four hours.
Lookout Inn, on the crest of Lockout
mountain, Tenn, burned recently, the
loss amounting to more than $500, 900.
In an interview at Berlin between
Chancellor Won Buelow and Emperor
William held Tuesday resulted in a
satisfactory understanding. His mai
esty expressed his complete confidence
in the chancellor, and the chancellor
will remain in Office.
The 50th anniversary of the found
ing of the city of Denver, Colorado,
was Tuesday.
Herman Billek, convicted of the
murder of five members of the Vzral
family at Chicago, was sentenced to
hang on December IL.
President-elect Taft is planning a
trip to Cuba early in February to wit
ne 5 the REIMBURSEMENT of American
authority and the Inauguration Of the
new government