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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
GREATEST Damage N MIDDLE v St
Three Killed in chieasc-Many Home
less Because Of Upset Houses
Eleven Dead in One Missouri Town
Others Persisted in lllinois-Sev-
ereIy Felt in Lake Region.
Iny Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Ills. A.'ril 30.-Bela'ed
reports show that the death and de
Struc ion caused ~ =" terrific storm
that swept over the middle west last
night were mere extensive than at
first indicated by the mel2Te tcle-
< aims carried over damaged wires.
Three men were killed in Chicago by
the collapse ,f a fac >Iy. Homeless
men. women and children spent to-
day in strange houses in many su-
turbs. where the storm had upset sub
stantial houses.
In the path # the storm before
it reached the Great Lake region.
de-, ruc:ion If pOr .erty j. reported.
Twelve Killed at One Place.
At least II persons were killed.
At Golden. Mo. the business part OF
the town was destroyed and many
homes were wrecked Five persons
lost their lives At Summerville. Mo.
the wind created havoc and twc per
sons we're killed. Many were injured
The storm was furious in Sou hem
Illinois and at Texas City near Car
min. four persons were killed and
many seriously wounded. The town
was wrecked.
Great damage to property and crops
was caused in Michigan on the east
shore CT Lake Michigan. Benton Har-
Dor and South Haven, being in the
pa,.-- of the storm.
Vessels were imperilled on the lake.
In Wisconsin for many hours there
ragged severe Snow storm. cals-
ing damage to property. At La Crosse
and Superior traffic was hampered be
cause of drifts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
BURSTING WATER TANK
DAMAGES PROPERTY
Railroad Agents Once Wrecked, Car
Derailed and Forge Forced
Through Stables.
(Special to Daily Press.)

Especial to Daily Press.)
MANASSAS. VA, April 30.-With a
crash as of thunder. the large water
tank of the Southern Railway Com
pany burst asunder this morning and
one hundred thousand gallons Of wa
ter was poured over the adjacent ter
ritory. The Office of w. f. Howard.
the agent of the railway company.
which stood close to the tank, was
reduced to spliniers. Telegraph wires
were Strapped and a telegraph pole
standing thirty feet away was pushed
out of position by the tremendous
force Of the water A portable iron
blacksmith forge was forced through
the stable Of Morgan Morey. wrecking
one end Of the building and injuring
a horse. A loaded freight car stand
ing on the siding near the tank was
derailed. The disaster was caused
by the swapping Of one Of the iron
hoops which encircled the tank. Loss
to property will reach $500. Fortu-
nately no one was about the tank
when Il burst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
GOLFERS WILL.
Estate Worth $4,000; Much to
Charity.

NEW YORK, April 3O-The will
CT Peter Feneion Collier. flied f2r pro-
hate yesterday. provides for an an
nual income of $40. 90 for the widow
and leaves the residue Of the estate
together with the publishing bust
ness to his son, Robert J. Collier.
Several charitable institutions receive
requests, while number OF old en-
ployes are also remembered
The petition states that the value
CT the real and personal property
is over $4,000, but it was said that
tie total value of the estate is about
81. 100000. The will is dated Noyem-
Der 10 1908. and names the son as
sole executor, to serve without bond.
The will leaves to St. Joseph's Re-
man Catholic Hospital at Syracuse,
the Hospital fcr Incurable Consump-
.tives. in the Bronx, and St. Joseph 5
Roman Catholic Seminary at Cincin-
natl 500 year each for ten years.
The will provides that If the sen
shall die without issue the residue
of the estate is to go to etai5lish a
nen-sec arian orphan asylum in Non
mouth county, n. j.. the trustees of
the ASYLUM to be the Roman Catholic
bishop Ct Trenton and the pastors of
the Catholic churches in Monmouth
county. An annual income Of $1,000
goes to Seton Hall College, at South
Orange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
TOOK ADVANTAGE OF
CUSTOMERS NECESSITIES
Rejeeted BY Girl, College Graduate
Fatally Wounds Her and Com
mits Suicide.

NORTHAMPTON. MASS. April 20.
Enraged and temporarily insane. II
is believed. because Of her refusal to
marry him. Porter Smith. who was
graduated from Dartmouth College
last June. yesterday shot and fatally
wounded Miss Helen Aver Marden,
Of SomeTville. Mass. member q the
senior class at Smith College. and
then. turning the revolver on himself.
committed suicide.
Miss Marden was taken 10 the
Dickinson hospital. where she died
shortly before noon. She was the
daughter Of Frank ". Marden, .
Boston oil merchant, who lives in
SommefviJle.
Smith. whose homo was in Chicago.
had been IN Northampton for several
DAYS. u is said that he had persist
entity followed Miss Marden and tried
10 force his attentions on her. In The
forenoon Miss Marden came out Of
the students building where she
roomcd. she had gone only q short
distance when she met Smith Sud
denly workmen not far distant heard
a shot and . girls scream. Turning,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
r., f.SP. PRoPoSili0H
POPULAR d RICHMOND
Not Yet known Whettsr Other
Lines are Ready T. Make Same

RICHMOND VA, April sO-Consid-
cradle interest has been aroused by
the tentative proposision CT the Rich.
mond Washington ltAp tRichmohd.
Fredericksburg and Potofsac ana
" ashington and Sout3 ernl to sell the
Virginia public limitsa round trip
ticxe's at a rate OF 2 cents per mile.
to all points in the Old Domin-
ion. and while the scheme has not
yet been infinitely threshed out, It
certainly seems a papaiar one on
its face. :.
The offer, whichs has been laid be-
fore the Corporation Commission In
an Informal way, provides that the
round trip tickets shall be coed for
seven days between all pOiptR on the
line including WashlngMm. and v
likewise makes a concession even to
these who merely wish 70 buy a
straight fare. ssZ[<
In ether words, the vitginia pas
senger gyiDg only one way oen saye
considerable money ~ psarefaa3ng a
round trip ticket to and fsdnf his
destination and then redesming the
unused half at the rata Of 3 Ia
cents. This die will bs alleged to do
thin a reasonable time. Is
Naturally the question Ayises: II
the Corporation Comnaisefpn SLOWS
Richmond Washington A1e TO toll
low the plan suggested. whsk wilt be
the attitude Of the ether roN1s doiRg
business in Observation-Disclosures maks
a similar offer and ask q Silear con-
cession! sEs.g1si2 =
President White. II the &ichnond
and PotJnAG said this
morning that the scheshSs had been
mapped cut only after tn har lines
had been communications So rail-
read people have sai - g.
ethics just - peoples SAAe v60o
items.
No objection so far has been raised
in other railroad quarters. It does not
appear. either. that the granting Of the
Richmond Washington proposition
would mean that the other Virginia
lines would take the same course.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
(By Associated Press,

10y ASSOCIATED fTeSS.)
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 30
An extended speech w Senator
MeCumber, favoring free lumber occu-
pied several hours in the Senate to-
day. His. remarks provoked an ex-
tended controversy among advocates
Ct q tariff on lumber.
Mr. McCumber said while he was .
thoroughly protectionist. he would not
agree to q tariff On products such as
coal iron ore, lumber and oil that
are being exhausted and cannot be
replaced.
Senator Aldrich reported from the
committee on finance additional
amendments to the tariff bill and the
Senate adopted . motion made by him
that until further notice the Senate
shall meet at II O'Clock daily.
At sos p. m. the Senate adjourn
ed until II O'Clock Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
COMMITS SUICIDE IN
ARiCNNOND PARK
Howar Brooks, o. Ashland, Is Years
Old. Ends His LIE By
Shooting.
fSpecisl TO Dailf P.cssD


RICHMOND. VA. Irii 30-A well
dressed stranger. Identified as How
ard Z. Brooks. formerly OF Lynch
burg ard Roanoke. nov Of Ashland.
apparently twenty siv years Of age.
committed suicide by shoot.nv in
Reservoir Park this sfteruoon. Iden-
tification was made through Bclvitere
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, Of which he
vas a member The man carried no
money. A key TO lock boz 39s, Roa-
noke. was found in his trousers peck
ct on . ring with q number os other
keys. A kt:cr signed, Your friend.
Minnie Powscy." was In hts coat
pocket. also another letter postms.k-
ed Lvnchburg. signed. Z. l.. r.
The suicide evidon'ly took place AZ
ter the afternoon rain, 40 the cloth
ing wcrn by the man vas NOT vet.
There Is no apparent reason Tor the
rash act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
nafsrg Guard Withdrawn Il nk
nlgm, Then hob Acted.
uH were ACCUSED Of uURp.a
Authorities Were Taken BY surpriss,
Mob Entered Count Jail ~ Soon
a. Soldiers Wers withdrawn and
Secured It's Victims.
nv Associated Press.O

MARSHALL. TEXAS. April ga
mob entered the county jail here early
today. secured three negroes, Creole
Nose. Pie Hill and Matt Chase. and
lynched all OF them.
The militia which had been guard
ing the Jail for three days was re-
lieved at midnight. The mob formed
immediately a.tefward. taking the au-
thorities by surprise.
The negroes were charged with
shooting and killing Deputy Sheriff
Mark HUFFMAN and xounding Consta-
lie Alex CargiIl . few days ago white
the oascers were raidins Q crap game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01

wires. and holding ID. I've trains, y :
SCORES Of tc!esrAphw wires were; sdd.
depN. tOsts In the .NSnity VI Rome.
Ga... a&oat, dark. indicating that the
sterw was sweeping over that sec:
tiOa. -. I.
The death, totals were sweiled to.
night by three lightning victims At
MQnroes Ga. Late this afternoon Q
rushing .windstorn,. accompanied ~
Winding lightning. broke over Monroe
and one of the bolts struck the resi-.
dence Of NJ. b. Barrett. running down
the chimney, barrett. his wife and
his l7.year.Old daughter were killed
hnd I0-year-Old son and a younger
child were seriously shocked.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
NEWPORT NEWS. vA.,sAIURDAY, NAY /, 1909. s!

they saw Smith stanAfAg aassidef the
girl with a smoking revelyer In his
hand. Smith raised Ne fssolver and
fired two more shots.xs TIE girl.
Miss Marden sank, % the ground
and Smith immedistek placed the
muzzle Of The weapons 10 his bead.
firing. and falling decd beAhte the
woman &ts 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
MANY FAIL.
twenty-five Of 81 Wouid.be Drug
gists Pass.

Twenty-Five Of 81 Would.be Drug
gists Pass.
RICHMOND. VA. April 30.-The
State Beard Of Pharmacy evidently
believes in having well trained drug
gists for the State-a fact just demon
s:ra:ed by the fare of the eisnty-two
applicants who appeared before the
board to try the examinations. OF all
this number only twenty-five sue
ceeded In passing. Here Is a list
Of the fortunate few:
Registered Pharmaeists-M. v.
Pence. Charlottesville: G. N. Harr son.
Petersburg; P. d. Williams. Sewers:
w. G. Overstreet. Roanoke: A. L.
Whine. Manchester; r. C. Rice.
Marion.
Assistant Pharmacists-L. b. Jones
Charlotesville: J. A. Florence Man.
assas: c. r. c. johnson. Manassas;
... II. Behler. Rocky Mount: p. c.
Wray. Danville: r. L. Ives, Norfolk
Harry G. Murphy. Norfolk: Joseph A.
Catin. Norfolk: s. d. Hope. IT.. Nor
folk: Horace c. HardIe, Norfolk /:
Percy ". Massie. Richmond: Robert
A. Klor. Newport News; william p
Harrison. Richmond: II. J Davis. Nor.
felix: s. 8. Bowman. Harrisonburg and
u. r. Perry. Macon, N. c.
The board which Is composed Of
James l. Avis II. s. Arlington. G. T.
Mankin. and T. A. Miller tserretary).
will sit today fcr the transaction q:
routine business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
CBy Associated Press. }

BALTIMORE. ND Apssi 2o.-Bean-
tiful weather brought . lasye crowd
TO PimIico today. where a good days
sport was had. The real feature
event was the mile race, when Jug
gIer. az 90 1 put II all over States
man. tcuted a. Ase Of the best NJ the
track. The enish was q nose affair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01

H. HUNTSVILLE. ALA April So
Fifteen are dead. several score injur.
result Of the storm which struck Fay
etteville, Tenn. and vicinity last night
according to q relfahle man who has
just reached Huntsville from that sec.
ton. .;.etsx
The dead at Harnis number five,
and many more are injured. The
Harms -four mill was destroyed an
well Az a number Of other buildings
IN that vicinity.
(, Immense damage >waa done In
Madison county by hall and lightning.
Topographic and telephone communi.
cation with Fayetteville has been sew.
cred since early last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
Florida Senate Adopts Resolution
fayoriag legru OIsfranehisemat.
MEASURE now GOES TO the HOUSE
Act Submits to Voters Of State Con-
stitutionaI Amendment Which, IL
Adopted. Would Accomplish Desir-
ed End-Northerner Converted.
(By Associated Press.)

10y ASsVidtu GItSS-v
TALLAHASSEE FLA, April 30
BY a vote 81 20 TO 10 the Senate to-
cay adrsted the Beard joint resolu-
ton which submits TO the vo'ers Of
Florida a constitutional amendment
providing that the voters Of the state
shall be white. male persons Of the
age Of Il years and upwards" This
resolution. whic. h similar to enc
which passed the Senate two years
ago. tut was killed in the House b;
Representatives. now goes to the
House fer consideration.
Senator Board. Ct Pensacola, author
Of the resolution. read letter from
Senator Money Of Mississippi com
mendine the attempt to regulate the
negro vote.
Northeener Converted.
Senator Massey. Ct Orlando. in a
speech explained that while he was
born IN Philadelphia he hao lived In
Florida long enough TO know the
wants Of it's people and to see the
need for q change In the constitution
DISTINGUISHING the negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
Met ARMS BY Accident.
cARLv MoRNiNo FIRG.

Big Lumber PjsOt Aolsxs o. o..
ss<irts ~ Norfesk.
NORFOLK. VA. May 1.-fIre q I
a. m. this morning broke cut In ths
lumber plant o: the Reaper-Jecksse-
white Lumber Company, Chesco
street and Norfolk and Western Ra6k
road. The Gre 10 SIN rigging. md ~
the opinion Of The chief q fae -
department the big plant - eooDe6
The cocpasy 10 said 20 have bseveya
s75.6eO and 410ye0eA invested - -
plant The company b DcurposoeD6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
Wines Orcken Down.

The Western and atlanta railroad
Offices here reported that south Of
Chattanooga, near Emerson. Ca. sew.
eraI biz trees were blown across the
railroad right Of way, tearing down
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01
COURSE .caIFasE PasEsIllI
susie Must orlne Out Dstasss -.
shooting - croas Exsmlnaaisn
Witnsss Rsprimandsd Fer lSaltat-
Inc HIS srathss' Asartuaslas c,y
When wife Confessed Her lois1sslty.
my Associated Press.,

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echo the heartrending cry Of ne cap
tain on the night that his wife,
Cisudss Hams. confessed to him, %
is ALLEGED, her relations with Annis.
The witness was eager 70 90 aoso
many irrelevant details In answer %
Mr.. Mcinfyre's questions. and ms
frequently cautioned BY toe court 20
co0hne himseR strictly % the Qaee-
tons.
|. Asked About Hanniesn killi0a
There was q dramatic scene 4, rrsw.
when the dissrict Attorney ~ the verv
he1inuinw NJ his croa. exaninaf&n0 A.
yanced .ovand rhe v,tne,. ~ SD
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01

fContipued on Seventh Pase)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-01

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
eiated Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
HICKMAN PARENTS SHOULD
HAVE A cURFEw.

The Courier regrets, for the par
ents' sake, that four mere boys Of
this city have been sentenced to
serve a term in the reform school for
breaking into Sudberry's store in
East Hickman last Saturday night.
II is not, possibly, the fault Of the
parents. though, naturally, they feel
the punishment as keenly as their
offspring. Since the worst has come.
and at this particular time, we be-
lieve It is well to again call attention
to the fact that too many young men
md boys are to be found lettering on
he streets of this city at night. II
not in day. Every Hickman parent
hould have curfew which should
ring tonight" and all other nights
Il need be.
These curfews are inexpensive and
can be made at home. Take piece
of siding two feet long and white
one end TO a handle. Take the child
that needs the curfew and bend IL
over a barrel. Now take the siding
and use 1t as a clapper. Put 1t on
hot, dividing the strokes evenly. and
see that none miss. Good for boy
or girl up to eighteen, and three ap-
plications are warranted to cure the
most pronounced case Of street loaf
ing that exists. The music is said
to be more effective than singing,
Where Is My Wandering Boy To-
night?"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
OTHER SIDE OF THE RAILROAD
QUESTION.

A special from Dyersburg satur.
day. says:
"An attempt Is being made by the
citizens Of jackson 90 connect that
progressive city with the Frisco rail.
road west of the Mississippi river.
through the Dyersburg Northern
Railroad Company.
Representative citizens have had
the matter up with the officers OF
the Dyersburg Northern, and are Of.
fering the road flattering induce
ments to make this connection.
Their proposition is that the Dyers-
burg Northern connect by transfer
with the Frisco at Charlottesville. Mo.
and extend the Dyersburg Northern
to jackson. In case such an arrange
ment could be consummated the pro
posed extension TO Hickman may be
abandoned, and the road will likely
be built to Charlottesville instead"
or course. this is only what some
enthusiastic correspondent at Dyers-
burg has to say.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
BANK DIRECTORS TO BE HELD
RESPONSIBLE

Convinced that as a general thing
bank directors do not direct, the
comptroller of national banks has Is
sued an order that bank directors, In
addition to irregular and infrequent
meetings must have set monthly
meetings, appoint an examining and
discount committee and all the loans
and discounts Of each month must be
approved by the directors at the
monthly meeting, such approval 20
be recorded in permanent form. In
compliance with this order the comp
troller has asked all of the banks 20
amend and forward to him a copy OF
their bylaws. Hereafter in applica-
lions for a national bank the organ
izers will have to submit a copy OF
their proposed bylaws which must
provide at least for monthly meetings.
As a general thing one or two men
run a bank while the rest OF the d.
rectors are simply figureheads. With
such ruling from headquarters those
who accept the position Of directors
of banks win know hereafter that
they have other duties to perform
than TO look wise and have no knowl-
edge OF what is going on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09

We haven't much faith in Govern.
or Wilson's redistricting committee.
and in fact we see no need for re
dsltricting. II our friends. the enc
my, had Il in their power they would
make just as many Republican dis
tricts as possible. and the Democrats
have TO fight the devil with fire.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09

A primary for March 8 was called
last week by the LIST Congressional dis
trict committee for the purpose Of
nominating a Democratic candidate.
No opposition to Congressman ollie
NJ. James was heard Of. and should
he be the only candidate to enter.
the committee will meet February "a
and declare him the nominee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09

John Vaughn. aged about So, one
of the best known men in the east
end Of the county, died Thursday
night as the result of a stroke Of
paralysis. He was sitting in his
room when stricken. He leaves a
large family Of children.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09

Get a Majestic Souvenir Set Of
Ware at the Hickman Hardware Co,
store during the demonstration week,
December 18th to 18th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
PHILOSOPHY.

There's little Jam In a family Jar.
Punetuality makes walters OF US all
A thorn In the bush Ia worth two In
the hand.
Malevolence. false In all other par.
ticulars. never wears false teeth.
The man who loses his temper sci.
dom has trouble in finding Il again.
Man il a ball. pitched by chance.
caught by circumstance. and batted
by fate.
The man who quarrels with his
bread and butter is likely 10 have q
scrappy meal.
The woman who quarrels with her
complexion ia none the less always
ready 10 make up.
II all mortals are dust, how can q
man help winking when he gets
pretty girl In his eye?
Trouble IL merely a point OF view.
No donkey ever wept over the sad tale
of Nebuchadnezzars meal OF grass.
Bacon observed that riches are the
baggage OF virtue. but Il Is equally
true that sin often draws the check.
Perhaps II was Adams sacrifice OF
his rib to Eve that made mems hearts
so easily accessible TO tho fair sex
forever after.
After all. there Is a lot OF comfort |
In the thought that the existence of a |
shadow Is sure proof that there ID
light somewhere
BE not dazzled by beauty, says
Seneca. but look for those inward
qualities which are lasting. This pro-
vides a good excuse for a lover who
spends his days gazing into a pair OF
blue eyes.-Iiarper's Weekly.
O.
NOTICE: The person or persons
who took 76 of my posts from the
river bank, in Hickman. will greatly
Dblige me by paying for same at the
store OF Bettersworth a Prathor.
Fred Hayden.
o
Moving pictures every night at the
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Come and see the great cooking
wonder at our store all next week.
You have a chance to get a Souvenir
Set OF Ware FREE. See large adver-
tisement in this paper. Hickman
Hardware Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-09
HEALTH AND VITALITY.
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paid yet.
Buy your coal now.-tiIekman Ice
The Embroidery Club will be en-
.ertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
:. B. Prather.
Clarence and Lee Owen, two OF
Moscow's substantial citizens, were
this city on business. Monday.
o
Winter was ushered in with Sun
lay. The mercury dropped about 10
legrees in as many hours.