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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

SAAc BROCK. a citizen OF McLeen-
nan county. Texas. has lived Tor
TO years.
For many years he resided at Bosque
Fails eighteen miles west OF Waco.
but now lives with his son-in-law at
Valley Mills. Texas.
Mr., Brock Is dignlhed old gentle
man. showing few signs OF decrepitude.
His family Bible is stu preserved.
and IL shows that the date OF his birth
was written le0 years ago.
In speaking OF his good health and
extreme old age. Mr.. Brock says
lone OF the things have found out
TO my entire satisfaction 10 the proper
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ly to the effects Of the climate. For
100 years ! have withstood the change
able climate Of the United States.
Il have always been very healthy
man. but OF course. subject 10 the at
fecttons which are due to sudden
changes in the climate and temper
allure.
LAS for Or. Hartman's remedy,
Peruna. have found II to be the best,
II not the only reliable remedy for
these affections. II has been my
standby for many years, and ! at
tribute my good health and extreme
old age TO this remedy.
1t exactly meets all nay require
ments IL protects me from the evil
strength: II keeps my blood In good
The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
URGE MODIFICATION
OF PENDING TREATY

sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Jan. &c.
Especial THE city recorder for
warded today to Senators Burrows
and Smith copies OF the resolution
pGssed by the city council, urging p
modification of the pending treaty
With Great Britain which will give
Canada more than half the waterofor
power al Niagara and the 500. The
plan divides equally az the 500 while
a. Niagara the Canadian people get
twofhirds. The boundary line In the
St Mars river II near the Canadian
shore. The United States now con-
trolz twothirds OF the water here.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

circulation. | nave come TO rely upon
IL almost entirely for the many little
things for which | need medicine.
When epidemlcs OF la grippe trst
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When heard that la grippe was cpl
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thing"
In a later letter Mr.. Brock writes;
Il am we'll and feeling as well as I
have for years. The only thing that
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better could walk all over the farm
and II would do me good I would no:
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
,uySJ @seeA.

A letter dated July 3. 1906. written
for Mr.. Brock by his wife. Sarah J.
Brock states:
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out Of a spell Of sickness, when ! COM
me need taking Peruna. ! think II i'm
proved my health very much"
In postscript, Mrs. Brock adds:
He receives a great many letters IN
curing about what Peruna Will do. I
do not answer them all. as ] think they
can get a bottle and try It..
The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26
ach
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Mr.. Benjamin adams. a far
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The Detroit times., 1909-01-26

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
PREPARING FOR LAST RITES
OF RESPECT TO MRS. HAYES
Services viii be Private on Account
CT Lack 90 Accommodations for
Crowd That Would Attend.
(By Associated Press,

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO, July
Interpretations for paying the last
rites of respect to Mrs. Margaret
Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes. the
Daughter of the Confederacy." whose
funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock is the absorbing topic
in the Pixies Peak region today.
Mrs. Hayes had a warm place in
the hearts of the residents OF the re-
g-On and it's visitors. Her spacious
home was famous Tor its hospitality
both for town felix ana those coming
here and her quiet charity made her
beloved by the poor
Most OF the usual social festivitie 3
at BreedmCor Casino We're omit,e
last night, there being a comparatively
small nnmbsr of persons in attena-
ance Definite details an regard TO
the funeral arrangements have not
been made except tnat the Servics .
at IL a. m. and will be private on
account of the lack Of accommodations
from the crowds that 9th rwise wouiu
attend.
The pallbearers have been selectt d
from among the most intimate friends
of the Hayes family here. the funeral
tomorrow being of purely local char
acter. The bearers include a number
of friends selected from among the
younger set to which the Hayes chill
dren belong.
Rev Arthur y. Taft. rector of 81.
Stephens Episcopal church, and ker.
Rutgers Remsen, rector of Grace Epls-
copal church, will officiate. The ser
vices will be simple and it is proba-
BILE there will be no music except
song by Mrs. John Speed Tucker, a
friend Of the family.
Following the service the ashes,
which have been placed in a casket
of unusual size will be taken to Ever
green cemetery here, where they VIII
remain in the public receiving
vault until fall Then they Will
be taken to Richmond, Va, for burial.
The casket is of simple. design.
covered with the usual black bToao-
cloth and bears the inscription: Mar
garet Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes.
Died July IS. 1903"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
STANDARD STEEL CAR
COMPANY STRIKE OVER
Efforts of Catholic priest Bring o.
ficia!s and Employees Together, and
Concessions Are Made.
(By Associated Press.)

BUTLER. PA, July 20.-The strike
which for five days has tied up the
Standard Steel Car Company's works
was settled late today. and the $500
employees of the plant viii return 10
work tomorrow morning. The set
tement Is partial victory for both
sides. each yielding points in an et-
fort to reach an understanding
The strike was brought to an end
through the efforts OF Rev. Father F.
Bezeswki. OF the Polish Catholic
church here. Following the presenta-
ton OF an ultima;um by the men to-
day. Attorney Levy VI. Wise and Faith
CT Bezeswki we're called into consul
taticn with company officials who
agreed 70 take back all Of the work
men and consented TO a reduction OF
the per cent Of the delinquent rents
taken from paw envelopes The strik-
ers agreed 70 abandon the demand for
an increase in wages. consentirg 10
the compsnv's statement that It viii
follow It's usual custom IN such mat
tiers.
An agreement was drawn Up. which
vas ratified BY the strikers at a mass
meeting held on the commons this
evening. Following the announcement
Of the settlement q the strike. u was
agreed that the - men IN Jail. b. re-
leased On a nominal bail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
STRIKEBREAkERS AND
SPECIAL OFFICERS JAILED
New Employees Of New Castle Tin
Mills Jeer at Strikers and 1rou-
bic Follows.
By Associated Press).

NEW CASTLE. PA, July 2O-An
attempt to conduct 125 alleged strik-
breakers through the city on their
way to the tin mills caused riot late
this afternoon, during which one man
was seriously injured and scores OF
others beaten and bruised.
Harry Ringer and James Warren
are in Jail charged with attempting
20 incite riot. I'he men, both Of whom
are said to live in Cleveland. were
leaders among the new employees.
They arrived in New Castle this at
terncon and marched down the street
shouting defiance at the strikers. The
entire party. accompanied by seven
special policemen, were attacked by
chowds on the sidewalks.
Eight of the alleged strikebreaEers
and al of the policemen were arrest
ed by city policemen. No strikers
were arrested. These arrested were
said to be armed with knives and re-
volvers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
MONT SUBMIT AMENDMENT
TO STATES AT THIS TIME
Senator Browns Resolution Ruled out
on Point OF Order-Brief
Session.
(By Associated Press,.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 2o.-
When the Senate met today Senator
Brown, Of Nebraska. sought 20 have
adopted the joint n solution directing
the secretary Of state to transmit to
the governors Of the various states
copies CT the resolution providing TOR
a constitutional amendment authorizing
the levying OF an income tax, but under
objection from senator kean consid-
Grafton was postponed.
Mr. Kean made the point Of order
that under the agreement 10 transact
no business while the tariff bill Is IN
conference. the resolution could no.
properly receive attention.
During the discussion Mr.. Bacon de-
clared that IL the agreement was 60
be so strictly interpreted 1t would be
cut Of order for the chair 10 lay any
ordinary communication before the
senate. Mr.. Kean carried his point.
Little business O moment was trans
actde aud the senate adjourned after
a % minute session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21

going to do any beating he better do
Il right now" said the witness.
Osterman said he Knocked Sutton
down at least three times in the fist
fight they had on the way to the camp.
and the last time Sutton got up he
started up the road and disappeared
in the darkness. Osterman. Adams
and Utterlay remained here fer a
few minutes, discussing the possibility
Of Sutton carrying out his threat to
shoot them all. and then went to the
guard house to get some guns
Soon after Adams started down the
road Osterman and Utterly heard the
shots and ran to the scene Of the
shooting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
JUDGE Mann Says Malone Letters
VIII be Boomerang.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION RECORD
Nottoway Candidate Says His op-
ponent Has Changed Front since
He Was Speaking For the Ogden
Movement.

RICHMOND, VA, July 20.-in
speech delivered at Timberyiile. IN
Rockingham county. today. Judge
Mann again expressed his sincere re-
greet that personalities had come into
the campaign. saying that he was a
candidate upon his own merits and not
because Ct any dement's his opponent
might possess
He said that for the first Two
months Of the canvass, he had not
mentioned his opponents name, ana
that he would never have discussed
Mr. Tucker or his record. had rot the
latter inaugrrated and persisted in
campaign OF mud singing such as has
never befOfe been engaged In IN VIZ
xinia. in no speech OF Hr. Tucker $
that I have seen reported" he SAID
has he attempted 20 give any rea-
sen why ne should be elected Cover
nor but he has spent his whole time
abusing and slandering ne fer no otn-
or reason than because ] am standing
between him and the Governorshi2-
Judze Mann referred 10 the Malone
letters. and said that his friends IN
every section OF the state said that
they had proved a boomerang Ne
said they we're published with a view
10 deceiving the younger generation
who did net know that Malone was
al the time a Democrat. Mr.. Tucker
charge. he declared. that he had been
reelected Judge by the -Rezdjus-
tiers and negroes vas completely re-
fn;ed By the fact that every Republi-
can and every negro in the carcus
had voted against him. while every
Democrat. whether Rcadjusters or
Funder. had voted for him He de-
ciarc1 further. that the charge that
he had voted the ReadjusteT ticket
or had made any pledge In order 70
secure reelection was shown % be
untrue by his letter Ct January 10Th.
I $50. TO General Malone
Nr. Tucker on E5ucst!or-
Judge Mana had the following %
say about Mr. fuckers compulsory
education record:
eMr. Tucker had vcry carefully re-
Trained from Discussing before the
people Of virginia BIS connection with
The Ogden movement in which he vas
associated with Becker Washington. IN
4 scheme gotten pp BY Northern phil
arihropists for toe education Of bon
Confined on Third parcl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
FIRE SWEEPS BUSINESS
DISTRICT OF ORANGE
Entire Block Destroyed. Entail
ing to9 OF $4,000. Only Partial
iy Covered by insurance

ORANGE, VA. July 20-Fsre fnat
swept the business distrsct acre tDcay
caused $4,000 damages. only partially
covered by insurance.
The confasrafion. the second des-
tructive one since last November.
when two biocks were reduced 20
ashes. broke out early today IN Cooks
blacksmith shop. swept aicne Raiiroat
avenue and was finally scbdued after
an book had burned
Railroad engines ard a bucket Du-
zade we're oroueht into play
The property. ceStroyed Included tac
Piedmont Hotel. the Orange stsr
binding. with its store rooms azs
printing machinery: The Martin gro
cery. the J. ,. Mann grocery and dweff-
ing. the A. 7. Grassy Islmier Cor-
pany's plant. the ioEnt station Of me
S-uthcrn and Chesapeake 4 ohso
railways. and Cooks blacksmith snop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
ln adontion of the conference re-

for the adoption OF the conference re-
port.
The homse rate of four cents a pound
on monazte sand used in making gas
nantes was adopted by the eonferees
today in preference to the senate rate
of six cents pound.
Gas nantes scrap. which the SEN
ate had provided with materially
lower duty than on gas NANTES, Was
placed in the same paragraph WI
the same rate of duty. h was con-
tended that monazite sand is con'roii-
ed by a MONOPOLY on the monazite de-
posits in this country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
$4,000 Missing.

ANDERSON. s. c., July 2o.-it was
reported today that Cashier ). l.
Holeman. CT the Bank of Anderson
who recently left for parts UNKNOWN
had embezzled approximately ss5'ooo
OF the funds OF the bank. letter iel.
bv Holeman addressed to the presi-
dent Of the bank states that he inst
the money in syeculating in cotton iu'
lures.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
Fivs NC 81 Water~sY.

BEAUFORT. y. g.. july 2u-Near.
~ Eve miles Of the inland waterway
from beaufort 20 the Ncuse rivcr-de-
signed TO avoid the dangers o. navi-
cation on Cape Hafieras. have Just
been completed. The dredging boat
Is non located In a creek. where much
difficulty l. being. encountered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
SAYS LEAGUE WILL HAVE
"iEM0H TO SQUEEZE"
Tucker Severely Arraigns Mann in
Speech Delivered at osnviIIs-
Attacks His Record.
Especial to The DAILY Pressl.

RICHMOND. VA. July 20.-Speak-
ing at Danville tonight Hon. Harry st.
George Tucker severely arra-gned MS
opponent in the gu5ernatcrial race.
Judge Mann. attacking his record and
his campaign methods.
+ Mr.. Tucker declared that II Judge
Mann Is elected the Temperance peo-
pie viii have been banded a lemon
% squeeze
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
ROOSEVELT WHITING a BOOK
Strenuous Hunter Has Completed His
Collection ard Taxes 70 Pen

NATNASHA. british EAST AFRl-
ca. Monday. July f9.-Colonel Roose-
veil. whose party Is hunting on the
south shore Of Lake Naivasha from
the ranch 81 Captain Richard At
tenbororrh. has done no shooting
since last Thursday but instead has
remained ar the camp writing book.
The members Of the Roosevelt party
are now only shooting rare specimens.
their collection having been complct-
ed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
AUTOS AND BLooDHoUNDs.
Georaians Will Lynch Negro u They
Catch Him.
inv Associated Press.l

Winnings STATION, GA, July 20
Automobiles aud bloodhounds started
today in pursuit of a negro who erin
inally assaulted Miss Exy Humphreys,
near here this morning. The autcmo-
biles were filled with posse OF ex-
cited and heavily armed men. determ-
ined to lynch the negro If they catch
him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
MOO Lynehes Negro.

PADTCH. KY. Iuiy 2o.-Without
firing a shot mob took Albert Law
son. the negro VINO shot Sheriff r.
" Compton. at Paris. Tenn. Sunday
from the Paris pal tonight and hang
ed him ~ = mulberry tree few yards
from tn prison
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
Latham Will Try Again.
(By Associated Press.l

PARIS, July 20.-Hubert Latham,
who yesterday made an attempt to
fly across the English channel with
his monOplane, but fell into the water
announced today that he expects to
make another attempt on Friday. NJ.
Latham is in Paris as the guest Of the
pa elementary aviation committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
UP NEARLY THREE HUNDRED FEET
Speeding Through the Air the Aviator
Describes Figure Fights and oblong
cireies-could Have Crossed Eng
.iah channei-Ah Requirements Elk
cept Two Met.
fnr Assoc.ated Press.l

WASHINGTON, D. c.. july 20.-Es-
tablishing a new record for aviation In
America. Orville Wright. in the
Wright aeroplane late today at Fort
Myers made a spectacular flight OF
one hour and twenty minutes and for
ty-iive seconds. His longest previous
flight was OF ~ minutes. made by Mr..
Wright at Fort Myer last fall.
During the entire flight the machine
was under perfect control. but several
times appearing to the spectators TO be
On the point of diving forward. The
machine travelled distance of about
20 miles, Ii was estimated by Wilbur
Wright, and at one time during the
flight the height attained. between 260
and 2S0 feet. exceeded the highest
point ever attained by heavier than
air machine on this continent.
The most wonderful part of the
fight was the execution OF three com
plete figure Fights. which required
careful maneouvsring In directing the
machine.
Thrilling Spectators.
A thrill passed through the specta-
tors as the white flyer, apparently
beginning to. dive to the earth. would
regain its equilibrium and speed on
ward around the oval above the pa
rade grounds. After rounding the
course half hundred times. the avia-
tor directed the machine around the
course In double. circles of q figure
eight IL was the first time this sea-
son and the second time during his
career he has executed this maneou-
yer
To the amazement OF the crowd the
machine described Z second eight and
then a third one, after which il was
guided back to its former course OF
large ovals. With the determination
OF making longer fight than hereto
fore ATTEMPTED, the Wrights ordered
the aeropiane taken from its shed
10 the starting apparatus shortly after
five o'clock.
Three members OF President Taft's
cabinet, Secretary Meyer. Attorney
General Wickersham and Postmaster
Hitchcock were on hand early TO wit
ness the expected flight
Two Requirements to Meet.
In today's fight Mr. Wright met
every requirement OF the government
except the carrying Of one passenger
and the five miles straight away run.
Wilbur Wright. replying to a COM
ment that the fight today would have
covered the width of the English chan
rel which Herbert Latham tried un-
successfully yesterday. said II would
have been possible for his brother to
have crossed from France 10 England
and 10 have returned to France again
without landing He also remarked
that IL would have been easy to have
continued todsy's fight as far as BAL
timcre.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21

COLUMBUS. CA. July zo.--Thca
his horse czshed Under q <hciier today
az hts hcme ser Lrnt1<n. " >.
Davis head vas struck - = s~Iin<.nE
natter and he vas severely iniarct A
SISTER Who witnessed H. accident
dropped dad .s . res,Ir Of ~ n.~ntal
shock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-21
IN SECRET CONFERENCE
Liquor Dealers and Democratic Lead
erS-Sdid to Have Met.
FURTHER ASSURANCES GIVEN
Fear That They Have "Tied on to q
Dead One" Said to Have Sent Whis-
key Men to Washington to Find Out
Something.
FURTHER ASSURANCES
Especial to They Daily Press)

- ~. 1851.
RICHMOND, VA, July 2O.-From a
source that is undis. ated and strcng-
ly inclined to the candidacy of Harry
St George Tucker. the following teIe-
gram was received from Washington
this morning, and later gwen out 10
members OF the press:
"A conference between representa-
Itives of the state Liquor Dealers. As
ISOLATION of Virginia and several pow
'erful Democratic leaders was held IN
Washington last k The utmost
secrecy surrounded the conference.
1t is learned from a source which
Is usually well-infOrmed and most ac-
Ci.rate that the object OF the confer
ence was to give to the liquor people
still more emphatic assurance that
should Judge Mann be nominated and
elected TO the gcyernorshtp there
should be no further legislation at
tempted regulating OF prohibiting the
sale OF liquor. And Il is further stated
that such assurances were renewed
with ali proper earnestness and SOL
emn.ty.
lesner and lawless There
The conference is understood 70
have been held last Thursday. John
"A. Lesner. stat senator from Norfolk
county and president Of the State Il
ouor Dealers Association. AMI joseph
T. Lawless. q Norfolk. we're in wash
irgton. and several Of the Virginia
members. though thy did not call on
Representative Maynard. Of the Nor
fox district. Who Is for Mr.. Tucker
in the euberaatcriai contest.
1t Is believed that some q the u
q-1or deal.rs have become alarmed a.
the turn the cam-aign mas taken
through the publication Of the Mann
Malone Ieticrs which are believed 70
make Mr.. fuckers nomination we'll
nigh certain.
Tied cn 20 Dead One"
Thcv feel that they have tied on 70
a dead one n the Language q INC
man in the street. Also they have 90
come alarmed lest the exigencies n
tclifics nav induce Juszc Mann TO
modify a second time the position n
has taken On The liquor question"