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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
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Weather Forecast
Fair tonight and Sunday.
$500 DUBIOUS ISqIua s.uOsu0
The .iarnett Hotel
Furnished rooms and cafe In con
nection with best Whine cooking.
Harris Jcwclry store
For finest watches, jewelry cut
glass. etc, In the city, and at the
lowest prices,
For the Hest Scrccn-
Doors and window screens go 10
j. "A. Patterson. 2S6 n, Commercial
Ivy Crystalets--
For the breath. For sale at;
Meyers barber shop.
Eckerlen'G
Waters cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madison's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel
The Council.
Talkington's.
The Court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
New Hotel

Located at Hoover, Or, two and
One-half miles east OF Detroit at the
end OF C. & e. r. r., on Santiam
river, Newly furnished rooms and
good board at reasonable rates. Hunt
ing and fishing first-class. For In
formation write
HOOVER LUMBER CO.,
Hoover, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
A Prize for Lady Riders

AS a special inducement to woman
riders, +. Il. Shafer, the harness
dealer, will give fine astride sad
die TO the best country woman rider,
and a $40 bride TO the best city wo-
man rider at the Cherry Fair, See
program for details. 7-S-7t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
big shipment Of Shells

Hauser Bros, of the well-known
sporting goods house in this city, re-
oeived a monster shipment of shot
gun shells, loaded ready for use. to-
day She shipment contains $4,000
shells. and is worth in the neighbor-
hood OF $500. Hauser Bros. are the
largest shippers In the Northwest,
outside OF Portland, which indicates
that the shooting done In this vicinity
with shotguns Is OF no small import
ance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

, SHIP To SMITH
} lie is the man who pays YOU
} promptly and he does not cha 81
commission. For good, Fat quail
} ity of produce we are paving as
follows: Dressed Veal under
} 1SO lbs, sac; Dressed Pork OF
any size as long as II is young,
fat and sweet, we will pay l0e.
Large Veal is paid for according
TO size. Live Chickens lfc.
Fresh Eggs 22c.
FRANK l.. SMITH MEAT 90.
"Fightlng the Beef Trust"
Portland. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
Camp Outfits

Tents, cots, camp stoves, In fact
we can tit you out for the mountains
or seasnOre. J. A, Patterson, 2S5
n. Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
Cottage Undertaking PartOrs-

Cottage Undertaking PaTiors-
Cottage and Chemeketa sts. calls
day or night; J. @. sill. Phone 721.
Several New Houses
For sale or rent. For prices and
terms see Noget Lumber Company.
Phone 1913,
DIR. II. IL. white
Osteopath and nerve specialist
once rooms 1918 Breyman building.
Residence sac North Capital street.
Phone 469. 6-S0-tf
At the New Dreamland-
Voting In tho baby contest will be-
gin Saturday. July Sd. Four prizes
will be given. Enter your baby at
once. 6-2s-1wk'
John Taylor Drove In
From the east side yesterday, He
says all his neighbors are drinking
Folgers Golden Gate coffee and he
took two 5-lb. tins home with him.
Clough--
hN must HARkANoeANN anu e1NAe"
factory undertaken In the city. Al
ways ready when needed. 44S Court
street.
This Means Dollars-
To you. Two OF the g,tatest inVeu-
tons OF modern times on exhibition
IN Doroas Bros Hop once. Greater
money maker than telephone. Call
aud see them; free demonstration.
I S-Si-tf
/ Get Your Freight
! The Southern Pacific freight de-
pot will be closed Monday, except
for the delivery or handling OF per-
ishable freight early In the morning.
II you have business with the re-
doubtable Houston that day. you
will have 10 call early, for he is an
independent euss," aud that Is by
common consent Independence Day.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

subscribers take up school
notes at Clerk JOhnson's ONCE on or
before Monday, July 8, 1903. at s
O'Clock p. m, or loan will be re-
jected. T-3-It
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Agents-$75 monthly selling Star
Egg Beater; works with one hand;
lightning seller; sample free.
Thomas Co, desk 472. Dayton. o.
7-3-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Wanted-Of owner, or 6-room
modern house, close in, north of
State street, with barn preferred,
State street and phone number.
Address "A. b." general delivery,
Salem. 1856
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

AZ the New Dreamland-
Voting In tho baby contest will be-
gin Saturday, July Sd. Four prizes
will be given, Enter your baby al
once. 6-3s-1wk"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Wanted Position as experienced
cook. country preferred. Address
b. Y, h. +. ID. 3. Salem. 2-3t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Cottage and Chemeketa sts.; calls
day or night; J. @. Sill. Phone 72a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

Several New Houses
For sale or rent For prices and
terms see Voget Lumber Company
Phone 1913,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
DIR. II. IL. white

DIR. II. III. white
Osteopath and nerve specialist
ONCE rooms 1918 Breyman building
Residence sac North Capital street
Phone 469. 6-SO-t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
GOVERNMENT PREPARING
OINSTRUCT MILITIA
Officers, Upon Request Of State Az
tor.ties, viii be Sent Out to
Lecture Volunteers
as Associated Press

WASHINGTON, II C., May %
To effect closer affiliatiCn between
the regular army and the organizei
militia If the varscHrS states and 10
facilitate the instruction Of the ciuze Il
sid ers. comprehensive orders have
been issued by direction of SECRETARY
Dickinson
Upon application of state author
ties officers. both commanding and
non-commiss.cnej, will be gnated
TO visit state srmories to lecture on
military subjects and TO give thcore IL
cal and practical instruction the Pcr-
sonal expenses incurred hy such rfii-
Gers 70 g. bcrnc by the state
OEiccrs and enlisted men OF inc
ORGANIZED militia will be encouraged
20 .isit army posts TO witness maneou-
vcrs and target practice and com
n srtin~ cfic- rs are 60 extend - the
militia the uSc Of military Tcscrva-
items. target rang S and army proper
~ fr instruction purpcse-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Madden, Boyle and Pouch0t Found
Guilty Of Conspiracy.
GEAR ON VERGE OF COLLAPSE
Jury Wrangied for Forty-five Hours
Before Agreeing Upon verdict-Men
Charged With Conspiring to Extorr
Money in Strike Negotiations.
CBy Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO, ILL, May 29.-After rs
hours of almost constant wrangling
the jury in the case of VI. B. Madden,
NJ. ]. Boyle and IA. Pouchot, labor
leaders, today brought in verdict of
guilty. finding each $500. Madden is
the sc-caiIed labor Gar" OF Chicago.
Madden al. but collapsed when the
verdict was rendered. He turned very
white and ciutched at the arms or
his chair for support. Madden, when
approached by reporters, said that he
considered the verdict bad thug
for unionism.
The men who were brought to trial
on an Indictment charging tnat they
conspired to cxtcrt $1,000 from
Emil Kicks, through George
Sanders an aScnt In order 70
settle a strike on the plant OF the
Joseph Eiicka Klicka Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
"GREEk JIMMIE RYAN"
DIES FROM INJURIES
Young Prize Fighter Never Receivers
From Effects of Fali-Evans in
Custo5y.

SAVANNAH. GA. May % James
Kvriazes, otherwise KNOWN as "Greek
Jimmy Ryan" died at ST. Josefh's Hos
pital early today from connlSSinr u
brain. He was injured lasI n.gni
while engaged in prize fight with
Young" Evans before the Southern
Athletic Club, falling and striking bis
head on the floor Evans is in custo-
dy pending an investigation.
The dead man formerly lived al
Terre Haute, Ind. He came 10 Sa-
vannah from Memphis and is the third
man within recent years at Savannah
to meet death either in tie prize ring
or after having il as a direct result
of injuries sustained.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Finishing Blow Comes 10 Californian
IN TWeatythIfd.
VICIOUS FIGHT ALL TIVE WAT
Champion and HyIand 90 After Each
other Without Mercy, and Sche-
du;ed Forty-five Rounds pwindIe--
Crowd With the Lesser.
(nY Associated Press.l

COFFROTH'S ARENA. SAN FRAN
CISCO, CAL, Nay 2s.-Batthng Nes-
son, of Illinois, Knocked cut Dick Hy-
land, OF California, this evening In
the twenty third round OF scheduled
Is rrand bout. The contest was enc
Of the mpUst vicious ever seen in a
local ring. The fight wss fairly even
ND to- the thirteenth round, after
which Nelzrn took the lead. Hyland
was knocked ont by a left hook to
the stomach after he had been fiOored
several times in the two preo ding
rounds.
Batting was 10 to 4 on Nelson 10
win and even that Hyiand would not
stay % rounds
The men We ghed at 133 pounds.
Throughout a dozen rounds Hyisnd
end, the CHAMPION hammered each
other with vicious swings and upper
cuts that cut short all promises of a
IS round contest In the early stages
Hyiand was the master although IL
could not Re said whether Nelson was
extending himself.
lvIsrd Often Down.
During the last three rounds how
ever tn Dare went after has cppc-
neE; witis1nit an instant rcsi, knock
ing him down time after time and
staggering the game Californian with
blipding volIcys u right and lett
swings 80 the head varod by an o.
casiou7i crushing straight lett n the
stomach. In the final round Hyfand
was almost ~ the chamuicns meTcy,
Nclson using his f1cc as targt While
h. tried f1r body blows.
Until Tho climax. The Grass Valley
fighter mad ccnfdcnce IN himscif.
mccr ng isish with rush. ciincf witn
ciiurh and generally carrying tec
frhs 10 his opponent. Nelson ND-
his.-csi 80, fnuouSiy Tor hrs Al 81
% rough q 1a6 throughout Che txnt
the mon EXCHANGED unfricndly con'
mcuis.
The receipts verc <iS.o0e II wsi-h
Nelson rcccsvce se.soo ami liyiand,
81. $50 Arcrdarcr. s.o0o.
story % Last Pound.
Following q The story ~ che l7ti
ro1nd
NciS,n uBghcd Hyinad AGAIN To The
rpcs and then into tho cs1tsT 81 III
rinz. HyiaI,d's knees t--xan 80 ssg
and ~ roquiu-d NJ cnort ivr Nci, o.
n ssuf him to Ne ma fur thc count
~ sven. Stepping back srdieriy
Ncisun hr-kcd hE BIT. catching hs-
iard In the pif n The 81 mach ana
che CaHf1rnian droppi Nof walt
Trr for fhc count 81 abe ofiriai tim,
H. pr R-fer.- Smith Erabhcd Ncigon
by The silouldcr. mctionri him ~ his
sx.Fucr and DECLARED tire c.1frst az an
end. Hyland was lifted from fhc
noar. uisCrc h. lay prr1c. and carried
% hts couer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
DUrY on Oysters IN
Shell GOES HIGHER
Senator Piles, Who Has Industry Of
His Own to Protect, Gets
Motion Through.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May %
During two hours before adjournment
today. the Senate made more real
progress in the adoption cf tariff
schedules previously passed over ;han
has been usual during an entire day.
Net only were committee amend
ments that had been formally report
cd agreed upon. brt there were quite
number Of additional changes pro-
snsed or accepted BY the committee
ON finance and incorporated YIN the
bill.
Early In the day, In spite OF pro-
tests voiced by Senator's Boveiidge
aud Root tbs duty on barley was. in
creased from % cents a bushel as
proposed by the Hause. 10 80 cents q
pushel as recommended BY the com
mittee on finance. The tax on hops
was advanced. The house had made
the dutv twelve cents, while the COM
mittee TN finance had formerly adj
varced it TO Is cents Today the
committee brought in an additional
amendment making Che rate ~ cents.
The duty on potasv,ss was made
cents per fAishel instead OF % cents
and oysters in tnes shell were ad-
vanccd frcm q OF q cent a pound 20
% per cent nd yislorem, upon motion
Cf Senator r hes. who has an industry
in hivaives TO protect against Cana
dian competitors.
Baccn for a Duty on Cotton.
That there should be. a duty of 20
~, r.,s,,4 <.<>f f<sn TpNRulle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
JAMESTOWN TRACKS SPRING
RACE MEET IS CLOSED
Spcrt Of Last Day MARRIED BY Accident
IN Feature Handicap
Event


NORFOLK. VA. Nay z9.-Thc third
snnra. spring me " tho jamestown
Jockey Glib came TO = ciosc this at
tsrnoon with an ATTENDANCE thai
csciipsod that ~ any cher day during
the meet.
The sp1rt was under skies r. blue
and saS srmcWhaf riarrf how scr.
~ m accidcs; IN the handicap feature
strnt f'r three ycar-oid and mp a. one
m y.
The 6eh Nas reduced by scraiciscs
~ only fhrrc starters IN Tho Eand1car
racs. TEcy wcrc PoErI Point. Euchnu
and Mysfrsr. alt being heavily sulr
-crfcd b. the public Away in a pr
feet line. tho fhrcc racc,l tifr ior
a sixteenth ~ mite. Uhcn E7chan
bsaring IN slightly. pinchd n MySii-
fcr vho fcil heavily. E,schau then
wort ~ but was s00r paS~cd By Ffari
roiDt win oD-uod up gso of icur
iorrfh<. bot fachau coming Ike 2
si--t caught him. fieing and bat
hm BY = acck. Pearl y irfs was
AWARDED fryf place
Srmc ~ Tho ie-scm..n arr getting
away iouighi. whsle uthrrs VIII lcavc
Sunday and Monday. They ar scai
fcrine. souTr z1inr m Canals. como -
Cincinnati foT ihc later tracks and
otbcrs ~ View Yurk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
THREE KILLED WHEN TRAIN
RUNS INTO BAD WASHOU!
Engineer. Conductor and Frenen Vic
Tins OF Accident on Mobile &
Ohio-Wreckaqe Under Water.
(By Associated Press.

MOBILE. ALA, May 29.-Three
men were killed and one seriously m
jured when an extra freight and ca
b-cse If the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
read shortly after leaving Momls at
4:20 this afternoon ran INTO a wash
out about a mile north e the city
on the lire OF the Mobile, Jackson and
Kansas City RAJ lToad.
The Mobisa, jackson & Kansas City
read. over which line ali Mobile x
Ohio trains in this vicinity are beng
operated ewing 10 high waters.
The dead: Engineer J. ii. Albright
Meridian. Miss; Fireman VIII Evans
coiored, Meridian. Miss; Conductor
w. F. Carter, Mobile.
IAjured: Switchman Charles a
FEEDER, Meridian. broken co!larbons
and bad cut on right cheek.
The wreckage Us under several fee'
of water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
WIFE SLAYER STARVING
HIMSELF IN THE JAIL
Euqene PEBBLES Behavior Causes Nor
folk Authorities to Send for
AItenie<

NORFOLK, VA, May z9.-After
Spending about twenty minutes VITA
Eugene PEBBLES IN the Jail hospital
this morning. DR.. w. +. Drewry, su-
perintendent OF the Central state
Hospital az Petersburg, left for his
hCme On the Norfolk & Western Rail
read. He went TO the Jail about 5
O'Clock and had gone before $3.50. He
did not make known the result OF
his examination of the prisoners men,
tai ccrditcn. DIR. Drewry Is here at
the rsnuest of the relatives of PEBBLES.
DR.. DrewTy arrived here yesterday
afternoon and went Immediately 10
the jail hospital. where he spent mere
than an nour with PEBBLES. II is said
that Charles +. PEBBLES, a brother CT
the murderer. and Attorney X. X
II cks we're with him Or. Drawry
returned TO tha Jail again last night
and remained atsout two hours. lie
said last night that he had not made
& thorough study Of the case.
His Brother Goes Home.
Charles r. PEBBLES left last night
for his home in Augusta. Ga. While
his family has :, IN IN communication
with Mr. Hicks relative to en- Toying
him as c-mnsel for Eugene Pcebles,
=, is said that NJ agreement has been
reached and IL is rot seitled that Mt
Hicks " take tn case.
According u the reports al the jan,
PEBBLES IS still very Weak and grow
~. weaker zach day. He wili take
no rouri1hmcnt except liiuc MIX.
and a. - with q ficuiiy that be at
nlar3s are able - force this on him
He refuses 10 notice anything - -
spcak 10 anybody and seldom raises
his hr7d. VII Deputy AcBridgc
asked him this morning n h. care'
frr savthin~ to rat. he nodded his
head and mlik an crarkcrs were car
red 10 him. lie afc lightly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
MURDERS uTILE coy,
SON )f MS ENEMY
Buchanan CcUrty Furnishes Revolt
irq Traucdy-Man Ewes into
Grcur r. Children.

BIC STONE Gar. VA. May "a
buchanan COUNTY furnished anotiri
fr.ircrr iu tn murder 81 John He's
hy GeorE- Caxirn. mar Gruniy. 70
mote RI I'D a ssi,rrld. Wcssncsday
Fr1m a rcrori o. appcarS Caxf n
49, angry With william Hess ard
darsrr CD abScrce frrm i.az1c ~ fhe
family cxcc-f a boy. as..d srvrn. ard
sister. arfd frn. crcfs 10 the hou1c
airing on the children killing th'
hoy Instantly.
The siayrr Sod 10 the mountains,
bs.f was letter captured
The riri vas she only wftncse q
The crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
WINTHROP VISITS NORFOLK.
VIII Give Decision on Nine O'Clock
Gun later.

NCRrOi X. VA. May 2e.-Asstsiafi
Secretary 81 The Navy Iieckmsn Win
fhrop arrived here today and after
inspecting tho navy y.rd and 81
Helena frrining station. heard tho
protest 90 rcprc- cntaiivcs 81 the Nor
FOLK board - trade against the order
~ Admiral Tarssig disseminating the
nine O'Clock ruu. Tho secretary lcit
on the Dolphin this evening.
Nr. Winthrop declined 10 discuss
tho protest against the order. but
SAYS r. viii announce his decision In
fhc matter Tcn his return to Wash
iurfor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
JEFFRIss SHOWS SPEED.
Big Fighter Treats cor5ett to a Sur
prise


CHICAGO, May 29.-James ]. Cor
beet. former heavyweight champion
acted as referee for the Jeffries-Ber'
ger three. round bout last night ct q
theaaer in which Jefferies is appear
ing.
CSrbet called time for the first round
and said: I'm mahe them go some.
Jtffer.es. apparently spurred en- oS
Corbett's presence. rushed at Berger
and pummeiled him all over the ring
He used every jab, swing and punch
IN his repertoire. and his defensive
tactics hardly could have been I'M
proved.
Ccrbett was SO amazed ut Jenerles
cleyerness that he forgot time for the
ruund. and Berger ceased hostilyue-
by going 10 his corner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Youra Man kiIIs tiimsslf.

RALEIGH. n c.. Nav 2s.-Will
Humphrey. a nephew of POLICE. Jus
tice Hugh Humphrey. of Gotdsber's
n. C., committed suicide this morn
Ing by shooting hmeslf with n pis-
toll The bullet entered the mouth
and passed through the brain. lie
was highly estcended in the commun-
ity. The act Is attributed to bad
A.alth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Executive Makes -Four Speeches,
Rides Many Miles and figures
IN Two Ball Games.
TAKES A TURN IN PITCHERS BOX
Lacks Speed and Control, However,
and Goes to SideIines Protesting
That "Flrst Bounce Used to Be Out"
Stands wfh Crowd Seeing the
Leaguers Play.
(By Associated Press.)


PITTSBURG. PA, May 2s.--Presi-
denuzTaft thoroughly enjoyed him
self today through fifteen hours or
play and continued excitement. lie
made four speeches at as many. dit
ferent places, rode many miles by au-
tomobile and special trains. played
pitcher at game of ball at the Al
leghany Country Club in the early
afternoon and then returning to
town sat through the eleven innings
OF the contest between the Pitts
burg and Chicago teams of the Ma
tional League.
The President assisted at the ded-
ication of fountain in Arsenal Park.
attended business meeting OF the
Associated Western Yale Clubs, had
luncheon at Sewiekely Heights, four
teen miles out OF the city, and to-
night was the principal speaker at
the brilliant, banquet which brought
to close the annual sessions Of the
Western Yale Clubs.
Turned over to Yale Men.
The President during the early part
OF the day was the guest of the
city and State Later he was turned
over to the Ys1e men.
At the ball game In Piftsburg's half
OF the lucky" seventh. the President
set the crowd to cheering by standing
for luck- with the rest of the great
crowd. All through the game there
were calls for cheers for the Presi-
dent. and they were given in great
sweeping waves of sound which echo
ed back from the high hills overlook
ing the park.
Taken Out Of the BOX.
The President made his debut on
the diamond at the Allegheny Coun-
try Club Two teams OF resident ana
visiting Yale alumni we're matched
In ball game and the President
pitched the first two balls for the Wis
itcrs. In the parlance of the game,
he had little or no speed and utter
lack of control, but was taken out OF
the box before much damage was
done, as a matter OF fact, the two
balls which the President threw at
the batsman hit the home base ana
reached the catcher on the first
bounce.
First bounce used to be out" the
President protested. but he was I'M
tremendously relegated to the side
lines.
At Jewish Tabernacle.
The Presidents first public APP
pearance was at the Rodeph Shalom
Jewish Tabernacle. where he spoke
briefly. Next there was quick au-
tomobile trip to Arsenal Park and an
other short address.
following this case the meeting OF
the Yale clubs. where the President
paid tribute to Yale and to the
Yale spirit. At the banquet of Yale
men tonight the President spoke on
the Yale Spirit" He paid Theodore
Roosevelt a tTibste. saying he had
imbued the government at Washing
ton With the Yale spirit
President Hadlsy. OF Yale, ana
judge Henry 2. Rowland. cf the class
OF -. were the other Speakers.
The President remains here ;cmor-
row. leaving in time for the mem
crial day exercises at Gettysburg on
Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
MAYOR CLOSES ALL SALOONS
Policeman Ride on Every Car. and d.
rector of Public Safety Says He
Has Situation Wen in Hand-Strik-
ers Make Gains During First Day
of Their Fight.
fBy Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nav %
The strt he inauguratcd today by the
conductors and motormen of the phil
aa,elshia Rapid Transit Company be-
came very serious tonight, when street
car service in SINE sections cf the
city was suspended and in other parts
gisntiy curtailed This was brought
about ~ ga Ms made late In the 'ray
by the strikers, and by the withdraw
2i Of carr from several lines running
TO the suburbs.
The sect ons nest affected by the
suspension are West Philadelphia.
Frankfort, in the northeastern secti1l
Of the CITY ard the outlying dist'.ct
in the Northwestern section. The cen
trial part Of the city was { considerably
affected tonight, the service beng
, greatly curtailed.
Two Thousand Out.
The company admitted that abou'
1000 of the $500 mon had quit WORK.
The strikers declare that greater
number ST men are gut.
MIR. C. O. Plat, of the Amalgamate,i
Association of Street Railway EN-
ployees. tonight sent telegram to W.
, ID. Mahmey, rresiden, OF the asssccla
ton at Detroit, Saying that he expect
ed a complete tie-up of street car
service.
Saloons Closed.
All the saloons obeyed an ORDER
issued by Mayor Reyburn this after
noon to close, and while the streets
are filled with persons walking N
their homes there was no trouble re-
ported anywhere.
Every street car in operation TO-
night is carrying two policemen ana
on some lines four of them are I'll
the cars
Henry Clay, director of public sale
~. tonight said: .
we have the situation under cor
troll. With the saloons closed Sn'i
200 pclictmen are guarding the cars
7 am satisfied we can give citizs ms and
private property adequate protection
and qpcll all disturbances
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30

HOPKfNSvTII.E. KY. Nay z2-A
memorial park viii b. dcdicaicd with
appropriate ccTcmorics Al Fairview
on June :. the birthday - Jefferson
Davis. Fairvicu. is his birthplace. and
the park VIII bc a memorial o. him
The approaching anniversary viii be
the foisf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
NOT COMING TO NORFOLK.
President Taft Cancels Engagement
on Account CT Wife's Health.

NORFOLK. VA. May 29.-Pesident
Taft. who recently aocepted an inyi-
tation to visit Norfolk in June, has
written the local committee that ow-
ing TO the condition of Mrs. Taft's
health. he will be compelled TO cancel
the engageme mt Il is believed he viii
Come IL the fall.