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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
WAL PLANS.
Distributor Ships o! third Allan
&c Squadron.
(BAssoc,a;ed Press.y

wASHFTON. ID. c. Sept %
Followinghcir visit 10 philadelphia
for the uTdeTs week celebration
the vess of The ;hird squadron ol
tn, Attic are TO dispcrso a. fol
lows:
Idaho d Mississippi to tn. PhiIa
deIpbia IVY the Idaho to remain
there u November first and the
Missisd until November 90: the
NontaI and thr North Carolina to
the Nslk navy yard. both ycsscIs
20 rrrs there until - ccmbrr FIRST.
and tSew Hampshire TO the New
York ~ yard 20 remain there IN
I'll Nmbcr 10. Immediately fo'-
Ioy.phcsc dates. tao ' sScIs will
rcjsi,c flagship. the Dolphin. watch
in tncsbtirnc Is 20 cruise ~ the
GiscSn Of the squadron comman-
der. imirsi Conway p Arnold
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30

, incxped!ency as seems to have beer
the case with some OF my former col
leagues and associates.
THE constituencies that represent
did not hesitate TO take Mr.. Carnegie 4
trust.produce,! and tariff protected
money for their churches and libra
ri"s. or To accept Mr.. Rockefeller s
lareeSs for the education OF the negro
whom they have disfranchised.
Money Still Needed In Politics.
If political campaigns are to be
run without money and political pro-
rrcss to H. achieved without financial
fXpcnditur, 3. II Is high time that botn
parties should be apprIsed of the ar
rival Of that Utopian era, but antii
that period has arrived can see no
reason why |. when battling for what
| conceived to be the right. should
r, fuse to seek. or decline TO accept
the support. whether financial or poll
teal. Of which ! stood in need.
Men NAV die but right principles
umph
South Carolina ThrottIed.
II believe that the state OF South
Carolina is today throttlsd in its nu.
tnral progress and its intelligent sx.
"rCiscs OF right OF self government
by an o!igarchy which keeps alive
the prejudicos of a past generation
through the perpetuation of ignorance
and the fertilization OF corporation
and | shall welome the dav when the
educational propaganda. which can
10 spread hy the use of money
wh'thr 1t Is Standard OIL money or
railroad money or any other money
save that derived from the cavern
mental sale of whiskey. will enable
the people to see more clearly their
own best interests ard cast out those
leaders whose hypocr!tical morality
and III disguised selfishness Is re-
spOnsihle for the fact that IN the
South illiteracy Is greater and the
increase OF population and wealth
slower than In any other great sec
ton OF the union.
Wealth Reward Of Intelligence.
1T Is the fashion OF the day to de-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
Suspected Slayer Of o.: Ru:ta to
= faea Iafg. =.
Bail fae) II $4,000
Counsel for Defense Flags, Mrs. Rice,
Chief Witness for Presseution-oe.
elares Woman's Hand Fired Fatal
Shot At Physicians Request.
(Ry Associated Press.l

OMAHA. NEB., Sept. 29.-FoIlow
ing five days hearing before Po
lice Judge Crawford. Charles Edward
Davis this afternoon vas bound owe;
TO the district court to answer tn.
charge Of murder in the first degrees
, for the alleged killing of DIR. FREEZER
! lex RIstin on the morning of Sep
TENDER 2. Bail was fixed at $4,000
which was furnished by two brothers
of the defendant.
! Arguments occupied much Of the
time today. Attorney Gurley. for the
defense forcibIy criticised the char.
acters OF witnesses placed on the
stand by the prosecution and scored
Mrs. Alice Rice. OF whom he said:
-Four times Mrs. Rice came near
killing Gr. Rustin. but each time her
nerve failed her. But each time she
came little nearer until the fourth
time she had the gun in her hand;
the physician had stepped back from
her in the darkness of the barn and
said: shoot me. shoot me, now but
her nerve failed her.
But she does not dare tell how
near she came TO killing him the
Z n time. she does not dare say
there was another time She says
each OF the four times DR.. Rus.in
;"ld her he must be shot in the alb
d5nIca; so he world not die imme-
diat y and d.. Rustin was sho, in
The ahdom n. just vharn he told 40
bic E:cs she must shoot him.
Then when the physician was w.
ing on the floor OF his home at the
foot cf tho stairs. losing conscious
mesa. as his wife bent over him. whose
name ID he call. u vas not his
Wits name: II was not tho name OF
any man. T. was Polly. Polly. On
Polly and Polly was Mrs. Rice. his
paramount, his companion. who four
'!mcS Ia! agreed IN shoot him.
Whose face was % u. Ias. sas before
he sho; .ss fred which caused his
iea;h? Was Il not Polly. Polly. Pol
w.
County Attorney English riiiculcS: |
he alleged abb which ths defense
ought TO make He also cxer on |
he connection OF Mrs Rice. deciar.
Eg that sufficient evidence had been
yivcn 10 show that she had nothing |
o do with the final act which re-
,ulied In Rustip-s death.
Judge Crawford delivered his dccI
fen q, once. Re0srking that ~ was
'iS duty 10 bind Davis over 10 the
district court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
CAR KILLS CHILD.
Aeonized Mother Witnesses Man9iing
Of Little One Under Wheels.
Especial % the Daily Press.l

Especial - the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA, Sept. 2a.-Littl'
Ashton Wade. the threc-yeaT-oId
daughter &C Mr. and Mrs. p. p.
Wade. Of No. H. South Pine str, ct
was Instantly kilicd by an Oakwood
and Broad street car tonight, while
crossing the street go visit hrr grand.
mother. who lived just opposite The
little girl had todiIcd completed:
across tn rack. and was out OF
danger. when her mother seeing tn =
car approaching. called 10 her. The
child becoming frightened at the ter
rnr espresso in the voice OF neT
mn;hcr. turned hack. The car in
charge Of TniCrmaR n. A. BARKER
Was unable % stop after The child
araed back. tn" remains were bad
" manEl,-d ath vas almost in
sisrtancous
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains
which Errr hon taken TO the home
The mother v ho witnessed III, acct
dent Is pres -di"d with grief.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30

why MT. an Ulu nOl uSHtiou III IL
when he made speeches against Mr.
Haskell In Oklahoma.
President Injected New Matters.
You at once endeavored to con
arose after the Denver convention
and conscious that those charges
were insufficient, you have since
given wings to accusations that NJ
disinterested party would make
against anothcr without investiga.
tion.
Il am willing that all your charges
against me shall be submitted to the
voters of the country. and with your
charges | submit my denial of any
knowledge or information that could
in the remOtest way. connect me
with any trust. monopoly or law de-
flying corporation.
Doesn't Fear Presidents Attacks.
MY record is sufficient answer to
your insinuation. l have lived in
vain. if your accusations lose me a
single griend. | challenged you to
name a trust official who is support
ing me. ard. after searching the coun-
try. you produce the name Of one
man. not a trust official. but the To-
cal attorney of a trust. without in
quiring whether he votes for me be-
cause Of his connection with a trust
or in spite of it, or because OF his
fear Of business adversely. under
Mr. Taft. You accept his statement
that he will vote for me as conclusive
proof thai am league with the
trusts. although you admit that trust
are supporting the Republi-
can ticket. . ,.
You compliment me whsn you
measure me by a higher standard
than you do your political associates,
for you insist that Mr.. Rockefeller'3
to Governor Hughes
fund. was no reflection up
On him and l take it for granted that
you do not criticise Judge Taft's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
BRYAN IN IOWA.
Finishes Day At Rock Island, ILL.,
Warmly Reessved.

ROCK ISLAND, ILL, Sept b.
Having travelled all day through b.
wa, william J. Bryan arrived ID Rock
Island tonight. and spoke to iArxs'
assemblage at the baseball parx-s
Large crowds gathered at sevef11
points and the Democratic candfdate.
was called on for several speeches..
He made ten minute tslxJ at Car
roll. Boone, De Witte and Clintucss
and gave encouragement to the DeAs
ocrats In the crowds by telling tho
that he had good reports regardsd'
the situation in Iowa, q
The trusts, the tariff and pabstclsyz
Of campaign contributions were bgte&
ly discussed, and both Mr.. Tan 60
Roosevelt were scored.
Awaiting Mr., Bryan in Rock lsIan1
were Adlai E. Stevenson, Dem0crate15
candidate for governor q nli10less
Frank s. Monnett. OF Chic, ard ~
number Of other prominent Dc1zp
Gratis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
COMMISSION HAS
AMPLE AUTHORITY
Over Foreign Commerce tf Unite
States bstWe:n Ssibos'd and
Interior.
OPINION FOR INFORMATION
interstate commerce Commissioner
Lane Writes Letter to Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce Setting Forth
His Views to Correct Misunder.
standing Of Recent Ruling.
fly Associated Press).

WASHINGTON. u. c., Sept. %
That the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has ample jurisdiction over
the foreign commece of the United
States. white moving between sea-
board and interior points. is Sc; forth
in letter written by Interstate
Commerce Commissioner Lane to the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce OF
Tacoma, Washington, and made. pub
lie today. -
In his letter Mr.. Lane says in part:
Such general misunderstanding
1xists as to the nature Of .lie CT
sion in the Cosmopolitan Shipping
case that it SEEMS worth while TO
point out just what our ruling was.
The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
operates line of steamships plying
between Philadelphia and different
ports Of northern Europe. In its
complaint preferred before the COM
it is alleged. that the Ham,
Packet Company.
North German Lloyd Steamship Com.
pany. the Wilson lines. and the Will
son 3ipsAs ana. The Sesuai1eyiaA Amsl
nhe nan Grt aaisaa,-a socaifti
pool whereby all Tam, ~..or"a-i"s
in the United States. whether on the
or in the interior, and des-
tined to the north Of Europe, was dt-
vided among themselves in certain
designated proportions. The complain
ant asked that the Baltic pool be d.
ciared illegal. l"Cause in COntraver-
ton of the anti-poOling provision OF
the interstate commerce act.
No Authority On Ocean.
After careful consideration, the
decided that the jurisdic-
tional clause of the interstate COM
merce act gave the commission no
over these foreign steam
shin lines. The complaint was there
fore dismissed.
But this does IDt mean tina; the
is ALTOGETHER without au-
thority over the foeiSn companies in
the United states. The commissiont
has ample jurisdiction Ger the for
eign commerce ofihe United States
while moving beueen the seaboaro |
and interior point. Ii logically and |
follow that the rate for !
the inland move snt 10 or from tine /,
seaboard must bsfiled and published |
in order to COMFY with the express |
provisions of thelaw.
coIIus on You'd Follow.
"A contrary Hiding woui- Deprive
the commisSio: Of all jurisdiction
over foreign copanies. If the joint
rate weG oniyreGuired TO be puD-
lished the proPticn of each carrier
being unknownthe law could easily
be set at nar,t through coilusit'.
between the rsroads and ocean car
rier. Rebates nd preferences could
he granted ct ii.
That this ring is in accord with
the law. is nouue STONED. The whole
= ficuity arts from the reluctance
OF the railrcs 10 make public the
inland propoFons Of the joint rates.
Their carnin on this traHIc are so
small that ty fear the dissatisfac-.
tor of dostic shippers and tnc
compiaints At would follow"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
WILL LIT oUARANrIME.
Probably De Raised Partially A.
. October I.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Seps. a.
II Is confidently expected thai -
less some unforeseen contingency -
velops the yellow fever q1arnnfl1ol
mains aimed by the marine t1osp1rs1'
service against several PROVINCES -.
Cuba will be raised about October e,
This may meet with detexnisez
opposition By the Cubans, bat ~
quarantine has proved vexatioas -
the American army in Caba % -
shown by the following extract ffUul'
the annual report Of Major ceser1ez
Thomas II. Barry, commanding IT,
army Of Cuban paci6cstjoa:
This quarantine and It's prespoe
maintenance seems to be In vioaafs0o !
Of sanitary convcntioo existing - ].
tween the Cni;sd states and the ~
public OF Cuba ]; has casscs nuco
Inconvenience by impeding m0yc
mcnts of persons connected with IL
army and has imposed upoa fbe0
and transport service vexatioas Scfus
alitiss: has discrcdiicd the sas1sss3
conditions maintained thrcughOut c.
ba and has inspired sncasiuess smce
The relatives and friends 81 The 49,
can troops and civil o6icials."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
TALKS ON TARIFF.
Tsf; Promises Revision. 1oth Up
war ard Downward

STOI'X CIT IOWA. Sept 90 -
Tariff r"yi N mostly downward. but
IN som" instances upward. notably or
pottery. va III" keynote Of Caniidat-
Taii's on speeches todsy. IT, mono
Or thin did hc forge. 10 go after"
his Nebraska opponent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30
Prairie Arrives.

COLON. Sept. ,s.-Tse Ug31
States auxiliary crsiscr Pr1s-$s' =
rived here this morning frsa -
ton Roads. -
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Fair with rising Temperature
Wednesday; Thursday inersas.
ing eloudinsss and warmer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-30

the DAlLv PREes 10 tn.
only Newspaper pubiished In
Newport News that rseeives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciatsd Pres.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
GROSS & KLEEBERG REINsTATED.
Amount Due Brokers from Heinzes Nearly
Paid Up.

Albert H Gross board member OF Gross & hiee-
barz who failed on October 16 after the collapse
10 ths CORNER in limited Copper stock, which pre-
rrinitated the panic was reinstated yesterday 10
membership in the New York Stock Exchange ana
the firm will at once resume business
The failure was due TO the firms heaVy commit
rnents in United Copper stock at the instance ~
- ,y.;rra E. 90 who il was alleged, refused
- +aka the stock off the hands of Gross & hIee-
bsrg and other houses. and who themselves a lie"
davs later made an assignment.
The last outstanding claim against Gross % s hiee
berg was that of T. A Mcintyre q o. ior S"i,OO'
-, too,, settIed within the last day or two
-. = ,ourr decision allowing the claim or GROSS q
Kleeberg against the Mcintyre firm for 'he same
amount TO operate as a set-on-
4 member of the firm said yesterday that INC
amount due the house from Ot'o ficihAe q - - - -
'aii'0 ,rnar deal which was understood to
- .ilo,,t s..o 90 had been largely paid OF
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
GAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco May 21.-The official closing quo
=, - Co. mining stocks 10 day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
IVES TO HEAD COMPANY.
williamsburg Trust Directors VII
Elect Him President T0-ddy.

Brayton Ives president Of the Metropolitan Trust
Company. VIII be elected president OF the reorgan-
ICED Williamsburg Trust Company a meeting of
the board of directors to-day He and J. Edward
Simmons. president of the Fourth National Bank.
viii be OF the directors. The company
VIII virtually branch of the Metropolitan Trust
Company for the next years, if not longer.
Unless some unforeseen hitch occurs, the Will
iansburg Trust Company will be open and doing
business again on or before June l. The reorgan-
1zation plan provides for a voting trust for two
years. This voting trust will control about thirty
five hundred shares Of the total Of seven thousand
shares Of the company's capital stock. The voting
trustees are General Ives, Mr.. Simmons and Mr..
Dykuan.
The plan was submitted to Justice Kelly yester-
day. and raotion made for the discharge OF the
receivers. Frank L. Babst and Augustus Van
Ryck- II opposed by counsel for the receivers,
although the latter asserted that they were not
opposed 70 the company resuning business under
proper arrangements" The receivers and Deputy
Attorney General Kisselburgh, who also pres
ent- viewed with considerable suspicion that part
Of the psan which related 10 the company borrow
ing g 100000 from the Metropolitan Trust Conn
paIly, and the former went so far as 10 say that
the State Superintendent OF Banks had either been
trfcked or else did not understand the situation,
for they argued that otherwise he certainly would
not have approved the plan MI Kisselbursh did
not offer any decided opposition 10 the plan
The receivers asked for themselves and counsel
seeoo0o as fees. ". y. Dykulan, counsel for the
Williamsburg Trust Company, argued that slcOO a
month was all iRal L-e receivers seINICes heIo
worth. Justice Kelly ordered each side to prepare
an order arranging for the resumption of business
If they could not get together and agree upon one
II is considered probable that Justice Kelly will
name the fees himself
s letter was read from Clark Williams, State
Superintendent Of Banking. in which he said that
he approved the plan for resumption Mr. Williams
-eported the capital stock OF The bank intact. and
said that an examination Of its books showed IL 10
have surplus Of s15oeto. approximately. The loan
from The Metropolitan Trust Company will be OBJ
tanned On certain slow assets of the Williamsburg
Trust Company. No bonus viii be paid the Metro
roIjrau for making the loan. which must be taken
m within Two years, but the latter company will
receive per cent interest.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
TO BREAK CORNER IN C0RNf
Order of Burlington to Rush Loading Con-
sidered Significant in Chicago.

Chicago, Nay IA sensation was created on the
Chicago Board of Trade to-day when il became
known that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad had issued instructions TO its traffic
E1perintendents 10 that the loading OF corn De
subjected 10 no delay
This is believed 10 be an effort 10 rush as mucn
cash corn as possible TO the local market with the
hope OF breaking the corner manipulated by
James 4. Pstten.
Al the Offices of the Burlington road W. L.
Barnes superintendenr Of transportation, said that
lie order a rush The corn TO market was issued
Because Of the condition Of the market and for
our town protection
The corn market was quiet to-day, and the May
option. which Patten is said 10 control opened
and closed at III.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
STEEL PRICES STAY UP
Leading Manufacturers OF Country
So Decide at Conference.

z. .ae, manufacturers of the country
a. q meeting yesterday at the oloes Oh tle ofn'eo
@9 ~ :. -,-+ rr;ces There have been persist
-. -or1s that some OF the independent manu-
+e,+,rers were desrous Of shading prices particu-
,l in structural steel and the decision TO stand
,a+~ was looked upon as a victory for E II. Gary.
,a,-n,an Of the Steel Corporation who presided
- -.S,ensax's meeting and who has steadfastly
.sbered 10 his opinion, announced at the first
ference % the steel manufacturers early in the
wear that "A reduction in prices was neither
,ssary nor advisable.
About forty representative steel manufacturers
sorn all parts of the country attended the con-
ference which the third to be held this year
The meeting lasted for three hours. and at its
conclusion Judge Gary issued the following state
ulent;
At the meeting to-day of representatives. of the
principal manufacturers of steel in this country
the opinion was expressed by each one present
That The prices of steel reasonable and should
hot be reduced. that reduced prices would not in
fsTeaSe goron4ses; In and that most OF their Gus
opinion was unanimous that the meetings should
the chairman should deem it advisable to meet at
eny time for reasons which do not now appear.
From the last sentence in Judge Gary's state
Tnent It is apparent that. unless some unforeseen
circumstances arise, there viii be change in
prices for at least three months to come and # is
expected that by the fall conditions will have SO
improved TO make any reductions unnecessary.
The statement on Wednesday that the export
business in steel had been exceptionally good in
the last three or four months as well as the
strength Of the steel shares and the known oe-
termination of the Steel Corporation insist on a
maintenance Of prices. led consensus of opn-
ion Wall Street that the opposing faction among
the steel manufacturers would be to the
stand pat policy advocated by Mr.. Gary. and the
decision 10 maintain prices caused surprise.
The steel men who attended the conference were
the guests Of Mr.. Gary at dinner at the Waldorf
last night -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
GROUP BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The following have been elected officers Group
Of the Nes York State Bankers Association.
Chairman. James c Cannon vice president OF the
Fourth National Bank; secretary, y. II. Fancher.
cashier Of The Fifth Avenue Bank. The new ex-
.1lItive committee composed Of William "A
Porter. president Of the Chemical National Bank;
Il n Kuborn, gice-pTesdent Of the National city
Bank: Z. p. Dawson, ice-president Of the First
National Bank: +. ii. Ferry vfce-presdent OF the
Hanover National Bank; Gates ". McGarrah.
president OF the Mechanics National Bank; Albert
H r isgin vice-president Of The Chase National
Bank and Il. s Freeman, cashier or the Mer-
elarts NafinnAI Bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
PLAN TO LINK w. M. AND WABASH

Baltimore May H--'The News" to-day says that
The Georges Creek and Cumberland Railroad, the
railway bought by the Western Maryland last year
for sn outlet through the Cumberland NaTrows for
z line between Cumberland and Pittsburg Will be
purchased by interests identified with the general
hen and convertible bondholders committee. OF
which Alvin ". Krech is chairman, when it is
offered at auction next month It learned to-
day taat arrangements TO this end have been COM
pIeted b. the committee and this is taken by many
local bankers indicate that original plan of
the Cioulds to lilk the Western Maryland with the
Na6asa viii be carried out.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
p. r. p. DIVIDEND RECORD BREAKER.

PlI!la adelphia, May 21-The serli-annual per cent
dividend Of the Pennsylvania Railroad payable on
capital and VIII be distributed among the greatest
number ot shareholders in the conpanv's history.
The amount Of capital subject the dividend is
:5la i.6e involving expenditure Of 50 4s7 s39 90
IN ~ficn % as stockholders viii participate
Compared with the November dividend of ga per
cent ths.is increase Of SCI $50 in capital and
e,7s3 IN stockholders participating and decrease
81 the amount involved Of s, ,5sssl2
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
BREAK IN ERIE CANAL REPAIRED

Rochester May 1.-THE break in the Erie Canal
= South Greece on Monday night closed last
a.ght and water again turned into The sixty-rriile
evel. The first boat since the accident passed
hro2gh ho-hes7er rhis morning vest bound
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
,apan OFFERS n. r. NOTES IN LONDON.

London. May Z.-The japanese nnahcial asent ,
here has placed with financial houses " - as
Ie 10 ,-.,.,, railroad notes TO the amount or
no a, : per cent, maturing In l9ll- IheS
lii he issued TO the public at %