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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
COMMISSIONER HEARS
CASE or L0WENSTEiN
Germany Warts Extradition for Young
Man Charged With Committing
Many Fcrgeries.

RICHMOND. VA. May 11.-Ccm
missioner Joseph Brady heard evi-
dence today in the extradition case Of
Louis Lowenstein. charged in Ger
many with having forged notes and
checks to The extent Of $4,000. The
evidence will be forwarded tc the
secretary CT state and he will pass
upon the extradition question.
1t 10 charged that Lowenstein forg-
ca 229 checks and notes within a
period not longer than six months
He came TO the United States when
the German authorities pressed him
too closely and was arrested, on IN
formation given by former &C
quaintance. b. Deputy Marshal John
Murphy last January. Since then
he has been in jail.
LOwenstein does not deny his iden-
tity, but declaes that he was the tool
Of another man. He had engaged
l.. o. Wendenburg to defend him and
will fight extradi,ion. The German
government is represented by Harry
Smith.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
ONLY BORN viR OMAN
WILL SUCCEED CA6Ell
"No carpetbagsers Need Apply" the
Sign to Hang in Frons Of Rich
mond Postoffice.

RICHMOND. VA. May IA spe-
ciai dispatch from Washington 10 the
News Leader today says
NO 'carret-baggers' need apply: no
vacancies"
This Is the sign that is soon 10
hang In from of the Richmond post
Office 10 warn all prospective candi-
dates for the mastership to sue
coed for the postmaster, ip TO succeed
Roy Cabcll that unless they are ma
tive Virginlans there will be nothing
fer them IN the pie line. and. further
more. 10 apply would be a pure waste
OF time.
This information was secured from
persons high In administration circles
today and II Is said that whether or
not Edgar Allan lands as Royal Ca
bells successor. no one who is not
Identified with Virginia and her in
terests politically and Otherwise Is
to have any show In the matter.
When It became known here day
or two ago that Mr. CaDell was Ia
give up the posioilice certain persons
got the ear of the administration and
whispered that 1t would not be wise
TO appoint carpet Dagger
The point was apparently well
taken, and the announcement just
made Is the result
Representative Slemp was asked
about this matter today and said NO
one is going to be appointed who Ia
MT entirely satisfactory to the people
Ct Richmond and the patrons of tde
Office. will see To that"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
FOURTEEN NIGHT RIDERS
FOUND GUILTY BY Jury
Punishment Fixed at $500 Fine and
Ten Days in Jail Each-Prison-
ers Hilarious
(By, AssOciatec Press-t

WAvERLY. TENN, May IA
verdict OF guilty was returned late
today in the case Of xhe IL men charg-
ed with being members OF the night
riders organization and with whipping
J. II. Reece on October 10, 1908. The
punishment was fixed at tea days in
Jail and a fine Of $500 for each. They
were remanded 10 jail under a strong
military guard. TO feaDpear in court
tomorrow. when a motion for a new
Trial VIII be msde-
After the verdict was announced
the defendant shook hands with one
another and then they played lie
banjo and danced in jar.
Judge Cooks charge embraced the
Kn KIax law. conviction carrying
capital punishment OF life inpriS0n-
ment at the discretion of jury and
Judge: the white cap law carrying
confinement in the pcnitentiary for
certain periods. and the misdemeanoT
statutes with Jail Imprisonment ard
fines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Story Of Alleged sWiad6ng by
Davis BrOlhers Told.
NUMEROUS VICTIMS IEsTIF!
Mrs. Anita Graves Mentioned and
Lawyers Client Says She Lost
is.Coo-Msy oussh Complaint
Against Owens.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May 1.-THE
story Of the fortune alleged to be in
voivcd in the charges against Attor-
ney John c. Davis. charged with Oh
tanning money on false preteuseS aud
his brother. Martin T. Davis. sccre-
tary Of the Potomac Building and
Loan Association. who was also ar
rested. was told 70 the grand jury
today.
There were 4 number OF Witnesses
Thomas A. Owens. the river pilot
whose name vas signed 10 a num-
Der Of notes given BY John Davis.
tod Of his knowledge Of the case.
Owens was charged last Saturday In
a complaint fled IN police court viis
icing a co-c1nspirat0r OF the Davis
brothers. and vas released on small
bond
d was said The complaint vii IL
quashed. and he vii b. used - a
witness for the prosecution.
Mrs. Anita Graves. who heretofore
has been mentioned a. a client Of
The Washington attorney and who
says she invested $4,000 with ktior-
nev John Davis. Miss Nellie Kcowr.
on whose complaint the original var
rant for John Davis vas issued. and
other alleged victims Of DAVIS testi-
fed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
RAILWAY MAIL men QUIT N BODY
Six Thousand Attend Meeting at
Hippodrome and Vote Unanimously
for Socialists Defend Mems
Position and Denounce the Govern
ment-Barthar Makes Reply.

PARIS. May 1.-THE chamber o;
deputies after stormy session OF
four hours today adjourned the de-
BATE on the interpretations on the
postal situation until May 10.
The action of postal employees was
quick and decisive. Within Il half
hour the federal committee had is
sued an order for "A general strike
and the railway mail clerks walker
cut In n body. An hour later meet
ing OF six thousand postal employees
at the Hlppodrome took mp the gage
of battle and unanimously voted TO
strike. There was no great enthu-
siasm shown, but determination and
resolution to force the hand of the
government was apparent.
Government Playing For Time"
The government is playing for
time: We must not be caught nap
ping. was the spirit of the meeting
as expressed 10y Paaron. dismissed
postman and one OF the most active
organizers Of the movement.
During the debate in the chamber.
NJ. Sembat and Wiilm. socialists. de-
Tended the position of the strikers,
affirming their right to organize them
selves into syndicate as the only
way OF redressing their grievances
? and charging the government with
failure TO keep It's promises at the
conclusion of the previous strike, es-
pecially with regard TO the retire
ment of NJ. Simyan under sucretary
of posts and telegraphs.
Considers Crisis Grave.
NJ Deschanel considered the crisis
very grave. He laid the responsible
iiy for the present situation largely
on "parliamentaIism." which he said
was working In vicious circle. and
he considered that the only remedy
would he the introduction of real
civil service. based on merit, TO end
favoritism and the spoils system.
NJ. Barthou. minister of public
works, the governments only spokes-
man insisted that neither he nor
Premier Clemenceaa had promised
Secretary Slmyans dismissal. He pro-
duced the official journal as proof OF
what he had said.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Famous American AeP0pIanists Back
From European TPiunphs.
SAL THEY HAVE MANY CONTRACTS
Information As to Countries With
WHOM They Are Dealing is Not
Forthcoming, However-Wslcomins
Festivities Called OF.

Ne WYORK, May 1f.-Wsibur and
OrviIIe Wright the American aero
planists returned from the scenes OF
their European triumphs today aboard
the North German Lloyd liner Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie. They were accom-
panied Nv their SISTER, Miss Katherine
Wright. who made three flights AZ
Pau recently. and said that she was
not scared a bit by her experience
The lroihcrs told those who talked
with them that they had signed con
tracts enough 10 keep them busy IN
81 they colid Ee; back 10 E1fcDe ana
sign more: that about sixty 81 heir
asroplanes were now IN process oil
construction. and that officials Of Ger
tain European military powers hac
asked them 20 demonstrate that their
flyers can he driven safely out =
RANGE Of rife ere.
aThcrc was no information forth
coming a. 10 whether contracts had
Cecr made with France. LAZY. Ger
many or Enci7ad.
A big reception and welcome homo
which had been planned By thc Aeto
Club Of America. and other societies
vas called OF today az the requesi
a the wrights
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12

COLON. May lin a conhict last
night between Panama police and en-
ploycs Of the canal Zone near the
dividing line. c. u. ABBOT. an Amer
can electrician and an American negFO
were killed. The police yesterday ar
ternoon crossed the zone al CEisto-
bal In an effort 70 arrest an escaped
prisoner. They we're m0bbed and peii-
I'd by West Indians and hnaily we're
arrested by the zone police for dis-
turbancc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
nsa,h Of Confederate Hero.

WASHINGTON. ID. C May IL
car.eir Jackson Kirkman. who al the
.ge Of afsecn wears service uaGer Gen
-. Iohn IT. Morgan. the noted Con.
federafe fighter. died a. hospital
bcre TODAY. lie was one Of the ON
ccrs known throughout the Souih as
,be Immoral six hundred Who as
r-isonors Of var we're placed undes
confcderafc FIRE on an island near
,-,,,r;cstou H. the Union army as
measure Of retaliation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Hst Makers stand Pat.

NEw YORK. Nav ii.-Members Of
fho Naiioraf Hli Manufacturers Asso-
citation fofav voted TO fiand frm IN
heir resolve not 90 pcrmi; The use
NJ mo r-ion iaiei tn their shops and
~ maintain fho same uurompromising
attitude toward re striking haiicr'
~ has characterized the relations Do.
tween employer and employe since
the declaration % the strike some
time ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
COTTON FIRE IN NORFOLK.
Damage Amounts 10 seventy-Five
Thousand Dollars.
(Br Associated Press.D

NORFOLK. VA. May ll.-Fire To-
night destroyed or damaged 1.500
bales OF cotton, the property of Bas-
sett. Nash and Company. cotton deal
els, stored in compartment No. SO, OF
the Norfolk Warehouse Corporations
warehouse on Front street.
The damage viii amount 10 at
least $4,000. and is covered by in
surance. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
For a time the flames threatened 10
spread 10 the adjoining compartments,
where thousands Of bales Of cotton
are stored, and the entire fire de-
partment of the city was called to the
scene. fEXE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
CUT TO DEATH BY FRIEND.
Flor ia Exprecs Messenger Killed IN
Eis Fed

JACKSONVILLE. FLA Nav IL
G. y. Key. a wen known express mos
esreer vas crf to death IN his room
on Wcei Monroe etreet this afternoon
hv his friend. = J. Johnson. Key wa
rrdrcssed and To- bed whcn b. was
Killed Tho knife wound severed his
heart. caus ~ instant death.
Johnson refused 20 make a state
morf concerning the affair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
MAXIMUM PENALTY TWENTY YEARS
Counsel For Prisoner Alleges That
Jury Was Not Properly Guarded
and This Will Be Chief Argument
fer New Trial for Annis Slayer
Father and Brother Break Down and
Weep in Court.

FLUSHING. y. Y, May 11.-Atter
four hours deliberatiOn the jury IN
the case Il Captain Peter c. Hams
L. S. A.. charged with the murder II
William Z. Annis On August - last,
brought in a verdict OF guilty OF man
slaughter in the first degree this al
ternoon. The maximum penalty Is ~
years Imprisonment.
Quickly following the young army
officers conviction his counsel an
nounced that hey wound produce afti-
davits to show that the jury had not
been properly guarded during the trial
and UPON this alleg CATION will urge that
a new trial be granted.
The affidavits will be submitted
on Monday, the time set fer passing
sentence and for any motions that
the defendants counsel desires 20
make. There will, OF course, be the
usual motions 10 sci aside the verdict
as against the weight of evidence
and contrary 10 law. but the ungaurd-
ed jury feature is lie only departure
from the sterctyped procedure look
ing a new trial.
"insanity or Murder" Says O'Reiey.
Daniel O Kelley, of counsel for the
defense. said:
."rhere was no evidence in this case
n warrant a vedict of manslaugh'er-
II should either have been murder IN
the first degree or acquittal on the
ground insanity. The jurors were
nermitted TO ROAM about the county
i'm an automobile and go right to the
verge CT the scene of the homicide'
which is clearly against the law we
have affidavits to prove that such Is
the case and also that the jurors were
rermi.ted 10 leave the jurisdiction Oh
the county ard have been on govern
ment property at rort Totten' all Oh
(Which will be urged as a ground Tor
setting aside the verdict
Conviction Surprise.
The conviction came as a general
eurprise. 1t had been expected tha'
tho jurors would deliberate much
lonser and that a verdict of ac7uittai
on the ground CT insanity. or a dis
agreement would result
Tiere was no demonstration IN
court whens the verdict was reh1e
Caotain Hams stood Up and faced
the Jury squaring his shoulders
throwing back in mill airy fasaior'
while Foreman Sundling recited 'hc
verdict. As he proceeded Hams was
white as a sheet. He stood & re"
moments mois Mess staring at the jury
after he heard the verdict One Oh
his lawyers touched ham and ne QUICK
TX SAT- down. \ few moments iater'
apcareniiy little affected by the YER
dicf he walked from the court room
with steady stride and was take"
bact to the queens county jail
Father and Brother Affected
In striking contrast T. The demeanor
-. ,rc prisoner was the grief OF his
aged father. General Peter G Hams
ana his brother. MAJOR John ?. Hams
For a moment they sal as u dazea'
TIM br1ke down and wepi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
PRAYER CAUSED MIsTsIA-.
Relative OF Murdered Man Said tc
Much in oourt.

MT. VERNON. GA. MAY 1l.-Fol-
lowing q prayer at the opening OF
the court session offered by Rev. Joe
Mcdaniel a relative Of W c. Beas-
lev. for whose alleged murder Jordan
Swain is on tIisl here. the defense IN
the case ?; cuce moved for a mis'rial
and II was granted
Rev. Mcdaniel. in his prayer. ask
ed compassion To- swain. referring 70
him as a man whose hands are stain
Cd hv the blood 81 bis fellow man
The defense then asked for new
trial before another jury. but the
state asked for time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
1orpeeo FIOsIIIs Coming.

PENSACOLA. FLA May lite
.b;-d iorpedo boat hoiilia composed
~ the NacDonough. Wilkes. Iinsey'
neT,our and Thornton. sa.'ed This AZ =
sc-,,o- for Norfolk. and from mere
vii 90 20 New York The veSsels
b.vc been here for four months en-
oared In torpedo practice. and the rec
- are said 70 b. the best ever
made BIZ the foiilla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
BACK IN WASHINGTON.
Secretary o. the Nav Meyer Returns
g.. Trio.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May IL
Secretary Of ,nr Navy Meyer. VINO
had bcon away since last Friday. re-
turned today on thc dispaich boat
Dolphin from Norfolk
Mr.. Nicer during bis frip visited the
United states Naval ACADEMY AZ An
na1oiis. the Hsmp on Normal and In
dustrial institute. al Hampton. Va.
and the Norfolk navy yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
COL. fuckers HABITS.
Mrs. Payne Saws He Was Always un'
der Influence of Liquor.
(By Associated Press.D

CHICAGO, ILL, May 1.-THE de-
position OF Mrs n. b. Payne con-
corning the habits and disposition oil
Col William f. Tucker. U. s. A. re-
tired, who is sued for separate main
ienance by his wife. Dolly Logan
Tucker. daughter OF Gen John A To-
gan. was made pablo today.
Mrs. Payne had lived for time
with the fuckers. and her deposition
dwelt at length upon MS personal
habits.
-He was always under the infiu-
ence Ct liquor" she said.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
nstl,n.I ErlseopsI conaress.

BOSTON. MASS. Nav 1i.-T1e
National Episcopal Congress began
it, convention today. The attendance
was large a; the FIRST actual session
IN fremont Temple tonight Bishop
win L. Lawrence of Massachusetts,.
presided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Yound Corbett Wins.
NV Associated Press.

DIV AsSOciaIed PreSs,J
BALTIMORE, MD, May lin the
last seconds Of the final round OF a
15-round fight before the Eureka
Athletic Club tonight Young Corbett,
Of Denver, knocked down Harry
ScIoggs. OF this city, but the latter
was saved by the bell, and Corbett
was forced TO content himself with
the decision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
TEN KNOWN TO HAVE ESCAPED
Desire OF Men Employed BY Pressed
Steel Car Company at Pittsbure to
Get Across River on First Trip OF
Launch Followed BY Fatal Re
suits.

PITTSBURG. PA, Nav li.-Twen-
~ persons are missing, and all OF
them are believed 70 have been
drowned when Easoiine launch
sank in the middle of ,hc Chic river
near Schccnville, Forty miles lrlow
Pitshrrg tonight Cf he th't'y oc-
c1pants of the loqf orly ten are
known to have CscGp,d
The m'sg'ng are. AZ or; Graham.
pilot ard rait CxrCr cl he hoat;
George ThOmnson, l0rwc.lv Of Al
toona. Pa "PoC's" O'Neiu. James
Conner. Walter 8 ow. Tnu.nas Eenne-
DIV, william Guthrie. Henry Vogel.
Dennis Murphy. Tony Role Ruskey.
and nine others. whose names have
not been learned
Boat Was Overloaded.
All the men were employed by the
Pressed Steel Car Company at the
Mikes rock plant The boat Is said
10 have been intended for net over
twenty persons, and 1t Is said II was
dangerous 20 attempt to carry as
many as twenty-five. but all the men
wanted TO get across the river or
the fret trip of the boat and thirty
crowded In.
AZ the men started on; In the boat
one Of them is said 10 have remark
cd that IL seemed to him 20 he over
loaded. ard he feared II wculd not be
safe to attempt the trip m Il;
Albert Graham. the pilot. and one
Of those who is missing. is sad to
have replied that il was safe enough
all right. as he had had twenty-seven
persons in i last night.
Went Down Suddenly.
No more was said about the load.
Int when the boat reached the middle
OF the stream where the water is per-
haps twenty feet deep. the boat sud
denly sank There was no explosion.
no leak was sprung. bit the boat
simply sank beneath the weight II
had been bearing and went TO the
bottom. As il sunk il caused sue
lion which took many of the men
down with IT,
Exhausted BY Chill.
Others attempted TO swim ashore,
but were chilled by the cold water
and became exhausted before reach.
ing the shore
Two of the men who saved them
solves were brothers OF Henry Vogeli
Tho was drowned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Bishop Galloway Critically III.

JACKSON. MISS. May 11.-Bishop
Charles b. Galloway. OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church, South. is crit
ically III of pneumonia at his home
in this CITY. He has been in feeble
health for several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
Allie red Woman Swindler.
BY Associated Press.)

JACKSONVILLE FLA, May IL
Mrs. w. f. Hill. of Valdosta. Ga. was
arrested this afternoon on a charge
of passing worthless check for $50
On the Rhcdes-Fufch- Collins Furniture
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
NEWPORT NEWS VA. WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 1909.

Mr.. Tnlman, and want 10 know
whether the senator from Maine viii
join me to protect il? | will assist
because want protection for that In
FAINT industry in South Carolina
IF the senator will be a little less
boiterous." interrupted Mr. Hale. Il
viii tE 20 answer him.
Had Been "Hish-horsing.'
"Why should you ask me TO be less
retortei Mr. Tillman,
when some other senators have been
high horsing around here as if they
were in a circus?'
Continuing his speech Mr. McLaurin
chided the Republicans with having
abandoned the theory that the foreign
or paws the tax and asked 10 know
who did pay the tax if the duty ana
Not raise the priceT
Mr.. Lodge insisted that the des'
of American manufacturing
would result in the destruction of 4
portion Of the world :
and made the point hat
even under free trade the prices OF
would not be reduced in
the long run.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12

THE DAILY PRESS is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Assoc
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
THE WEATHER.

Fair Wednesday and Thursday;
warmer Thursday; light varia-
bic winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12

In striking contrast T. the dsIneahoT
o. he prisoner was the grief OF ms
AGED father. General Peter & Hains'
,n5 his brother. MAJOR John p. Hams
For moment they sal as u dazed'
tn br-ke down and wepi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-01
Spfcr bcs MutusSpurts.

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geItcrn bei'm lnitlr5 cincs slutcnno-
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Scnopn nnb Sri. Tiola Sernron.
Sill elite, obglcid lie ihlinme
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bierbcr lnb bolte Siilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-01
Erobibitioniitcn SmbilGnm.

Gbicoao, SNa, %. Scpt. Cine
Tn5obl ,Silbrer Ncr Erobibitioniltcu
lit bier im 2ollolIc Sotel 5uionlmcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-10-01
Gifriac Naitatiun.

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lloent oes 0elItih 9lmeritoniibcn
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bel5lnpobncn uno bic ocutlfe tScit-
reoe 81 bulten, n1gcnomnlen.
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ocs Stoots Gerbonocs bon Wtinnc-
loto miro bon Der acknowledgements
tlon in Cincinnati nnd) Scras reiicn,
INN &orbereitungcn iiir Die @riil-
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trelfen. Gie oehtdcn Gerciniolll-
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