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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, TUESDAY, JULY p, 1908.
BURIED ALIVE UNDER
TWENTY TONS OF STONE
Awful Fate Of Patrick Sims. Worker
in Gravel Pits at Manchester
Died Of Suticat.on

RICHMOND, VA. July 20.--Smoth
cred TO death undo? twenty tons OF
crushed stone was the fat" OF Patrick
l.. Sans. Il white man. fifty five years
old of Manchester, this morning
Sims was employed al the Manchester
gravel pit and was on top Of a pile
when the cave-in took place. He wa
completely swallowed up and buried
alive.
Although he yelled when the slide
took place, fellow workmCn found ii
impossibl" to save him Fully twCp
" minutes were required to remove
the gravel and to rNtricatc the man.
Death was not dnc 10 the weight OF
the stone and dirt upon his body but
to sufIicatiOn.
The man must hay" tried hard to
dig his way out through the stone,
for his hand were scratched and his
face was terribly contortcd when he
was finally taken oul of his death
pit.
The deceased leaves wife and
three children.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
COTTON EXCHANGE WILL
APPOINT COMMITTEE
New York Body Proposes to Look Into
System Of Contracts for Future
Delivery Of Cotton.
(By Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. July 20.--rhc board OF
managers Of the New York Cotton
Exchange today passed q resolution
for the appointment Of a special com"
mittcc TO make complete investiga-
tion of the system Of contracts for
the future delivery Of cotton as re-
gulrcd by the rules of tn Exchange
and to inquire into other features
of the institutions politics. The ac-
ton of the board of managers fol-
lowed a conference recently with the
spinning interests in the North ana
South which have criticised the meth
DDS of the Exchange.
The special committee will be ap-
pointed later and will he composed
Of seven members. including President
uuircd by the rules OF the Exchange
who Is directed by the board of man.
ayers to cntcavor tn obtain The ac-
tive participation of the United States
Bureau Ct Corporation in the inquiry
and advice upon the formulation on
The resultS.
Herbert Knox Smith. commissioner
of the Rnrcau of Corporations, re-
gently criticised the New York Ex-
change for its methods in handling
cotton contracts.
The special committee is directed
to report by September ].
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
WHITE MEN AND NEGROES
CLASH IN BLOODY FIGHT
insult Offered Young White Girl by
Negro Man, and Race Riot is
Narrowly Avefted.


CROZET. VA, July 20. - Two
white men were badly hurt, 0ae Sc
riously. one negro is sill! carrying
the blade of-his assailGnt's knife III
his jaw. and score or more OF otn'
crs were" slightly injured in a race
clash which occurred tere late Sat
urday night. The fsH was the re-
suit of an insult Offered the young
daughter o. Richard Bowen. of Buck s
Elbow. by Harry Tayler. coiorcd, who
i maefir.y-sso:Gr6und occupisa ~ the girrif.
The scarcity Of whites IN the neigh
borhood alone prevented the riot from
reaching more seriGis proportions
Fourteen warrants al" out for those
who participated in The affair. and
eleven arrests have already been
mad Several OF the negroes were
sent on 10 the crane jury at pre-
liniinary trial this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
BURNED IN sTAsLE FIRE.
Prominent Fredericksburg Man Hat
Narrow Escape.

FREDERlCKS VA. July ~.
The large barn In the rear Of the
dwelling house of A. Randolph How
art. was completely destroyed by hfe
at an early hour this morning.
Only four of Mr.. Towards horses
were in the stable at the time, his
show horses being ut Orange Court
house for the show there this week.
Mr.. Howard saved his horses here
only after considerable trouble with
.his fine stallion, .Roya1 Swell. wha
refused to leave the sstable and iisrd Ell
be taken out by force.
In attempting to save his harness
and fine vehicles. Mr.. Howard was
badly but not seriously burned about
the face. shoulders and feet. He Is
now confined to his bed. He had n
very narrow escape with his life. as
striking him and almost laying him
the flooring of the loft gave way.
cut. His loss will reach $4,000. which
Is partly covered by insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
|ls Interest Increases Theories Au|.
pulu But cIews are Scarce.
Al ARREST nay Be ll9E
SUGGESTED That Girl Was Disappoint-
ed in Love and Cast Herseh' INTO
Pond in Dependency, But This The
ory Was Not Given Mich Credit.
NV Associated Press.)

TROY. y. Y. July 2o.-There -
still no trace of the murderer Oh
Hazel Drew, whose body was fouh'
in Tcars pond, about twelve mlics
from this city. July II. The ahair
IL as comnfe.cIy shroudcd in mystery
as at any stage Of the investigation
so far as tangible clues are con
ccrncd.
Tho work of the officers. together
with the publicity tn the Tragedy. mas
,hcroughly aroused public interest ~
tracing the girl in the vicinity o'
Tcars pond on July :. and that was
The last seen c: her alive.
Dcspitc the a ;sociatiun by the OH
Gers tina; no arrest will bc maze d.
present the public Is hourly an,'c'
Mating an arrest. u Is considered ~
MANY that the authorities arc playing
n waiting game and are cpdcavorihs
IN yulI the suspicious Of suspected
nar,ics 70 the end that they may tain
more frcc!v.
The suicide theory was given prom
jucncc today " L. argued That tta~',
Drew wa disappointed in love. ana
this added TO the fact that she was
gu, ~ smpIoym mt. led her 10 fhr""
herself into the lake and that b''
head struck again, rock. CAUSING
the wound which the doct"ry say 10
suited in death before the body reach
cd the watsr
District Attorney OBrisn this AZ
trruoon stated that had !: not b''''F
for tho nuaing NJ the phys'ciHns VINO
ccndu~'cd fhs autopsy he would have
b~,u willing to have accorded th'
suicidc theory. lie won't little tuf
thor and ADMITTED that th" report ~
the autopsy had forced him to az
cor, the murder vsc~. AIl5ny ~s'
visited today for Clues but Sitho"'
avail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
on TRIAL FOR EXHIBITING
LIVING PICTURES IN PARIS
Oavsse Hal, Manager Claim that Nude
Figures Are Artistic and Not
Vulgar.
nv Associated PrcssD.

PARIS. JAY .a.-h the trial herc
today Of two music hall Managers
and seven women recently arrested
a. q result ~ S'uator B"rcngcr's cru
.sdr asalns; the exhibition cf N"
nude On tho Paris stage. the mana
GERS aud artists defended themselves
on the ground that Oh. living pictures
and dances produced we're artistic
and reiihcr Indecent nor ol'Jccnc. The
severest application 81 the Lag was
demanded By the public prosecutor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
Az, n.>..-s- ~>~A:A.- .>.>...
(By Associated Press).

NORFOLK. VA. July 2O.-The
wife of Rev. William Ambrose Brown
rector of St. Johns Episcopal church
Portsmouth. who on Saturday last ad-
ministered carbolic acid 10 her tw"
children and then drank of the poison
herself is not yet out of danger hut
her Improvement has been such 'h''
with no complications the dancer
point will have been passed III 'h'
next few days. The children. hoH
three years old and baby Sir'
eight months old, vii: recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
WOULD MAKE FARE TO
HAMPTON TEN CENTS
ACCIDENT ON kEARSARGE
MARS FLEETS FESTIVITIES
Men Are Not Severely Ignored, How,
ever, and Ships PROGRAM Will
Be Cared Out.
(By Associated Press.)

HONOLULU. July 20.-Boat races.
and tonight 4 gala performance of the
old comic opera The Mascot" ar
ranged by tn" society women of Homo
lulu, were the chief features in the
days entertainments of the officers
aud men of the Atlantic fleet Their"
was also an excursion TO Pear! hartpr.
where only Rear Admiral Sperry and
staff. went 10 inspect the site of the
new naval station for the islands.
The battieship Missouri, of the third
division. which with. the Virginia,
Louisiana and Ohio, coalad at Lahana.
arrived today. thus completing the
list of 1G ships OF the fleet.
The bursting Of a seven inch steam
pipe on the krarsargc last Saturday
became generally known this morning
but it proved not to be as serious as
at first reported. Five men were
scaldcd bu. only three of these. Will
son. water tender, Frank Watson.
second class fireman and Homes
plum. coal passer were severely
burned None of these is severely
injured and all will be about in few
days. The bursted pipe was connect
cd with the forward starboard boiler.
and burst directly beneath vcniila-
tor This allowed the steam to cs-
cape.
Repairs are now making and the
accident will not interfere. with the
Kearsarse's sailing with the feet on
"Wednesday for Australia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
SHOT BY ACCIDENT.
Bristol Workman Handling Pistc'
When Weapon WIS DISCHARGED.

bristol. TENN, July 20. - John
Roberts. a young nan employed al
the Bristot Iron FIrnacc. was shot
through ttr abdomen by William
Good. an associate. last night. and
is in a dying condition.
Good Wis making trade win
Roberts II a pistol and according TO
statement of both of the men the
shooting was accidental Good was
locked M pending an investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
next TUESDAY SET Foa HEARING
Conference Will be Held at Office of
Commission in Richmond, and Any
one Interested is Invited to be
Present-Munieipa Governments
Opposition.

1t was learned yesterday that ap
plication has been made TO the Sta;'
Corporation Commission for permits
sion to increase the fare between this
city and Hampton on the lines OF
the Newport News and Old Point Raj!
way and Electric Company and
Hampton Roads Traction Company
from five to ten cents. The commits
sion has set Tuesday. July IS, at
noon, as the time. and the Office OF
the commission at Richmond as the
place, for a conference at which all
parties interested in this matter will
be given hearing.
When asked for statement last
night. Mr. w. W. S. Butler, who as
general manager of the Newport
News and Old Point Railway and
Elecaric,.Company has charge of both
of tho lines between mere anu
Hampton, MI. Butler admitted that
the application had been made. but
said that he did not care to further
discuss the action at this time. II
was midnight when Mr.. Butler return
ed from Buckroe Beach and he dld
not then have time to prepare a
statement to be given to the public
in regard to such an important mat
ter. He will. however, give out 4
statement today.
History Of the Fare.
For years. from the time the line
was built between the city and Hamp-
ton until about seven years ago.
the fare from her. to Hampton was
ten cents. When the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric Company began
operating, however, rate fight was
and The e rate dropped to hVe
cents. at which figure it mas remained.
1t is NOW proposed 10 make the
rate from here to Riverview five cents,
and to charge another fare OF five
cents from Riverview to Hampton.
The fare from Hampton to Old Point
will remain unchanged.
Notice 70 Mayors.
Commonwealt Attorney Mon
taEue. OF Hampton, in which city the
main Offices of the electric companies
are located, has been officially notif,
ed Of the application. and il is I'M
derstood that the mayors of this city
and Hampton will receive notices.
The object Of the Corporation Com
mission is to give the municipal gov
ernments an opportunity to protest
against the proposed increase in
fares. il they desire to do so.
The question of whether OF moi
the city governments deem tina: the!
hav Legitimate grounds for opposing
the increase has not yet been consid
cred. Just what position will b.
taken by the cities vii. be know
within the next day or two. no"
ever
II Is understood that the manage
men, Of the electric companies claim
that II is impossible TO keep up GOO
service between IMPORT News ant
Hampton with IN fare at ; ceHts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
ApMlRA RcJEsTvENsKY DEAD.
Believed That Death Resulted from
Iniues Receives in Jap. War.

BADXUHEIM GER, July 20. -
Vice-Adiral RGJ"stvcnsky. who com
manGet the Inflated Russian feet
which ,as annihilated bv the Japan
csc inhe Sea OF Japan. died here
IaSc ght from heart trouble. II is
beIieu that the heart affection re-.
suItcjrom injuries received ny the
admi, in the battle Of the Sea of
Japatn 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
Or Wharton Dead.

TLaNTh. GA July 2"-Dr. NJ.
Wharton. pa<tor - the Baptisi
irch Of Eufaula. Ala. and former
!;cd States con nj to Sonncbcrg
smany. dicd b, re- tonight. Dr.
barton. Who VI. an author 81
M rrIi-ious fu'k- and regarded Is
= of the abl,ssi u"n In the Soaih.
n Baptist church was horn in Or.
- county. Va. huriI 5. 1853.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
sSGEoN JACOBSON DEAD.
WaAetina Assistant Surgeon a
<inss' Daughters Hospital.
fBy Associated Pre-

]
EHINGTON. July 20. - Infor'
nah was rrcciyrI at the navy dc
ra.. Mt Of the d,I'h today Of Luis
c. tcobson. acting assistant sur
70, United States navy. at III"
KS Daughters hospital. Ports
NH. Va. Surgeon Jacobson was n
D.c 81 Elrny. Wis. ana was ap-
rycd an acting assistant surgeon
January ,. 1895.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
DIDN'T LIKE APPLAUSE.
fudge Tar LEFT Bali Rom Whcr
Old LADY Gave Him . Hand.

I HOT SPRINGS Va. July Is. -
A gle" club firm LynchbgrE Va
lsercuaa.I' <'udZ" Tar t"u'gl.-
i..Icr Judge and Mrs. Taft jCiHed
in waltz. bu; Vh"b an old LADY
in the audience lTFiagded they hft
ih- bali room srs evident embar.
rsssmeni
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
Van Rensselaer, Says She lus|
Raise $1,000 % Fancy Iane."
ARRESTED, ElIoR1|sl IS CHARGED
Son Of Aristocratie Society woman
Declares he Will Blow His Mothers
Head on Unless She Produces
Money for Him to start in Business.
By Associased PressD

NEW YORK. July 2o.-John Val
Rensselaer,. son of Mrs. John king
Van Rcnssaiacr, and member o.
unn OF New York'S oldest families
was taken into custody today on
charge Of attempted cxtortion. The
arrest was made on adyices FROM
Chief of Police Crowley. Of Newport
Y. l.. who received a complaint from
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, that her son had
written a letter threatening her bodi'
" harm unless she provided him with
funds. Van Rcnss aiaer Is 81 years
old and married.
Van Rensselaer, is connected with
local broakcrage house and when
nc rc:arncd 20 his home tonight he
was placed under arrest by Detectives
who produced the letter alleged 10
nave been written by him {, his
mother
The detectives and Lieutenant Man
non, before whom Van Rensselaer,
Wa brouEh; In the police station, de-
cIarcd that the young man stated that
10 had written the letter which Is
Wit bout any conventional beginning or
ending. and Otherwise the postscript
- unsigned.
Tho letter reads: - have jus;
sccH Lawrence Lrc. and 7 am giscn TO
understand that sou viii nay thirty
dollars pr month for nv board " I,
SrIi go ESQ miles from New York and
hat mus; have yUur written consent
- leave for Tho place that YOU Sclcct-
Thru, N Letter
hid % ever Occur To you that ]
have IN ahrplEic remainder inferred
n Amt France estate s-curiiics. ]
'ad that Nv blowing your b ad OF. !
hat nv aife world have al Income
60 support herr /,
I viii take that course ~ ncccs-
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21
Notice Sent 70 Hampton.

From q Special Correzpond'nto
HAMPTON. VA. July ~. - The
6,ss intimafion Of the decision ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21

tcontinued on Foarth PaseJ
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tContinaed on Fourth Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-21

THE tNEATHER
Showers Tuesday, night; We'd
nesday showers followed By
fair; fresh cast to southeast
winds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

=
No 1850. Jackson, trustee, vs. Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis rail-
way Company; dominer TO defendants
tenth plea sustained with ten days 10
plead further. motion of plalntlH 10
strike out defendants seventh plea
granted. Plaintiffs attorney, T.. 3.
Slater: defendants attorneys, MaEbuIy
& GOsnell and A. A HOehllnS-
No. 1891 Johnston vs. BraNtCn; mo-
ton for defendant TO make more speCl-
ne plea granted five days Plalntiu s
attorney, :. c. Peelle, defendant $ at
tOFuCys. r. a Hughes and a. W. Gray
No. 5U345. Darling VS.. Halloween. mo
ton TO vacate judgment ana relhsldte
cause dismissed for want Of prosecu-
ticn. plaintiffs attorney, w II. hQl-
IaWay. defendants attorney, X. 4.
No. 1885. Kan vs.. Philadelphia, Bal
timore. and Washington Railroad Com
many et al; order for time TO file tran
sCript of record; further extended 10 ana
including April 3, 1905 PLAINTIFFS at
tcrnevs. J. A MardeI and Maddox a
Galley. defendants attorneys, Mchen-
ney & Flannery.
No. 5O228. Kyle VS.. the Realty Bank
ing and Trust Company; motion Tor
Judgment dismissed for want OF prose
cution. Plaintiff attorney, b. F. Leigh
ton.
No. 4s265. Sackerman VS.. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company mo-
ton for new trial filed. PlaintlH at
torneys, J. ]. Peyser and Hayden john
son: defendants solicitor, J. j. Daring
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
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VIM SAUNDERS & CO.. l407 ST. NV
1863 gath 81. NV. ILL., 1926 ID ST. ne. 6r. b.
80. l0z9 + 81. NV. l2T. b.
17OS 2lst NV, Tor. b. 1922 ST. NV, ST. b.
1918 Lamont ST. NV, T2l 18th st NV, Or. b.
or. b. 1916 Sth 81. NV, ST.. b.
1911 q ST NV, Or. b. 15o3 = ST. NV. ST. b.
1906 Belmont ST., ST. b. 354l 1lth ST NV, or. b.
1875 10th 81. NV, l0r. b 1913 9Th 81. NV. Or. b.
l0ll b 81. Sc, Ir. b. IA Ky. ave. Sc, or. b.
4G07 9Jh 81. NV, Or. b, 53S Col. road, Or.
305S Cambridge pl., Or l4z7 Duncan ST. ne,
b. Or b.
ApartmeutsAHeat and Janitor Service.
The sheridan. Apartment 3, Ar. b.; all out
side rooms; cold storage
The Chelsea. ID and + 81. Sc, No. !, Or. b..
pantry; all outside
The Horton. 22I7 18th st. NV, Or. b.; Al
condition.
Two-Flat Apart.-CelIsr and Furnace.
2505 18th St NV. Or b. z5O7 18th 81. NV. or. b.
S4l6 r 81. NV, AID 32S 18th ST. ne, 8 and
6r. b. 6r b
654 Orleans st. ne. 4 a. ,....
and ST. b. = - - mo- - -
49 18th 81. ne, 5r b. lsotlz l. 81 se-' A. D.
1851 L st. Sc, 4r. b. SZ3 18th ST. Sc, 4. b.
STORES
50S 18th st. NV, 23x65: new store. good loca-
tion.
STABLES.
1876 Union court, 10 stalls yard and shed,
20 Pierce St NV, stalls. water.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FARM Of - acres Of good garden land, new
b-rc0m house. pOrches on ali sides new
barn. large henery; fine water good orchard
Oh miles from Washington. in Maryland 2
miles from station high ground. extended
view; reasonable prize and terms NATION
AL FARM AGENCY, 1907 y. Y. Ave. NV.
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FARM OF 1883 acres Of good land on the
Potomac river one mile from wharf. daily
boats 70 and from city; 20 acres in timber,
estimated loco railroad ties, 100 cords Of
poplar. 50. 600 IT, hardwood lumber 800 cords
Of hickory and oak wood. cleared land. when
cropped produced 10 bbls. corn per acre,
great bargain. only $50. S290 cash. balance
TO suit purchaser. NATIONAL FARM
AGENCY l4O7 New York ave. NV. It
ONE OF THE BEST farms around Wash
ington; over 81 acres. acres in choice
fruits newly built house OF rooms and
many on buildings; the very place for Of
fceholder: q mile from station; 81 minutes
ride 70 city: price reduced. 81, go; no agents
Address FRUITFUL, Times office. mh1S-6t