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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
JEAN PERFORMS WELL
ON HER MAIDEN TRIP
vessel Has Highly Satisfactory Run
Up Bay and hcoUits Herself
With Credit.

According to adviccs received here
ycsic4-ay from Baltimore. the per
forman.c Of the new Ball Line steam
,r Jean. W g. .tcamca from this per-
Tuesday iCF Baltimore. was regarded
a. most satisfactory on her run up
the Chesapeake.
From the beginning Of The voyage
TO Sandy Point she registered a sped
Of III knots an hour. In her ma
ncuYering she performed cxccilcntiy-
A complete circle was made In nv
minutes and eighteen seconds. and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
Final Evidence IS In and Argument
viii be Brief.
MRS. THAW DEN0uAcEs JEROME
Dramatic Outburst by Prisoners Aged
Mother Against District Attorney
Brings Hearing of Evidence to
Close.
By Associated Press.)

! WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Aug. u
Harry X Thaw's latest struggle TO
regain his freedom will emo tomorrow.
The submission OIL testimony in MS
hearing before Justice Isaac y. Mills
closed this afternoon and that remains
is the final arguments of the attor-
news. Justice Mills will file his decis-
ion with the county clerk here on the
morning OF Thursday. August II.
Several possibilities confront Thaw-
The court may grant his plea and
make him absolutely free. IL may de-
eide that he has not established his
sanity and refuse to interfere, IN
which case the state authorities VIII
probably send him back to the Aattea-
wan hospital for the criminal insane.
Justices Powers Large.
But Justice Mills has further dis
cretionary powers. He may feel that
the young mans mental condition IS
still in doubt and for that reason da-
lay e final order, meanwhile paroliRs
Thaw in the custody of some officer
and possibly on his own recognizance
in the care of his family.
Or he may declare that Thaw Is N
sane, but moved BY his mothers COM
plant regarding mis- surroundings at
ha.teawan. send him to some other
state hospital not peopled by crimi-
nails.
Thaw left the court room this after
noon with jaunty step. The strain OF
the past four wee ks, during which he
has submitted personally to fourteen
hours of cross-examination was not
apparent either in his face or bearing
At no time during the proceedings has
he expressed anything but satisiac-
ton with the result and confidence
in the success OF his cause.
. Mrs Thsw Denources Jerome
The evidence presented IN behalf OF
Thaw closed today with = dramatic
outbu-st BY his mother. Mrs. Mary
CoDley Thaw. the nnal witness Her
last words werc a denuncsatlon Of
District Attorney jerome.
Earlier in the day she had reaG "a
list Of names distinguished In New
York society. They we're guests. she
said at a dinnsT she gave In NeN
York which Harry attended before
his marriage.
In concluding her testimony she re-
fcrrcd to this list Of names.
Il brought in The nzGcs Of those
who attended that dinner TO my son.
she said. because OF the statements
Of Mr.. Jerome regarding che comTany
Harry was accustomed 10 keep. ] do
not have any special sncmity toward
Mr.. jerome. tut nc certainly has not
behaved IN the matter IN a gentle
manly nor In = Christian way. We
always talked f,ort Harry being a
frequ.ntcr q the TcndcTioia. when
fCortirucd on Fourth Pagel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
cHINAMAN SHOOTS GIRL.
Actuated BY Jealousy, Yellow Man
Murders Singers and Kills Himself.
A----...-<x
(By Associated Pre-

FRANKFORT. GERMANY. Aug. g.
The murder Of a white woman by
a Chinaman. somewhat similar to the
murder of Elsie Sigel in New York
last June, occurred in this city today.
Tien Yen. a Chinese merchant OF
Berlin, actuated by Jealousy, shot
Hildegard hoffman, music hall sing
er. and then turned his revolver on
himself Both died within 4 few mill
utes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
BROKERS WILL PROTEST.
Want Steamers Cargo Admitted IN
der Old Tariff.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Custom brok
ers interested In shipments on the
steamer Pennsylvania from Hamburg.
which arrived last night too late to
admit of her cargo being entered be-
fore the new customs tariff law went
into effect. declared today that they
would protest the action of Collector
of the Port Loeb in refusing to keep
the custom house open after hours for
the entering Of the merchandise on
the steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
Stockholm Situation Improving
nv Associated P-exs1.

STOCKHOLM. Aug She tense
situation arising from the general
strike proclaimed q fes days ago. to-
night seemed 70 be relaxing The
grave disgcrs returned to work this
evening. The employers q sorze OF
the largest plants IN Stockholm an
nouncc that their fsen eiIl return 20
work Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
Action Dismissed

MUSKOGTE. OKLA Aug s.
FrderaI Judge Ralph r. Campbell this
afternoon sustained the demurrcrs o.
defendants IN so.oee indian lard alien.
alton ssuifs brought ~ the govern.
mcnt The actions BY the govcrsmca'
rtrc ordered dismissed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

ROANOKE. VA. kug.-Eedford
county complete gives Manu. 5s5:
Tucker. 27s. Franklin county viii
give Mann fifty majority. TazeSeii
couuty. with one small precinct
missing. gives Mann a majority %
ten. Buchanan county. which Il $50
lated. gives Mann an estimated ns-
pority Of 100
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

ROANOKE VA. Ans. s.--BeTsts
Zine. a younE White woman ar~r
aazrreliug last nlshf uiih . 1gsn<
nan on TIE street. shot herself y tre
head. IN an attempt 20 corsnt su,ci1-.
A rat IN her hair saved Der NE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

generally Deilefeu thdl tue SicShoh
Of Koiner was assured.
In compiling estimates OF the re-
turns nobody even took notice OF div
ereence in this vote until today.
The vote by districts with the re-
turns very incomplete follows:
First District.
For governor-Tucker. 2,O3l; Mann.
! 1886.
For lieutenant governor-Ellyscn.
2.742: Cation, S57.
For MISREPRESENTATION. D.
81: Catlett, 1922
fur commissioner OF agriculture
Koiner 2.29l: Brown. l,fi6.
Second District.
For governor-Tucker. S.72S; Mann,
1906.
For lieutenant governor-Ellyson
2,403; Catlett. 3,0Si.
For attorney general--williams. A.
lag: Catlett. l.274.
FOR commissioner agriculture
Koiner, ISL: Brown. 4.i9s.
Third District.
For governor-Tucker. 4,536; Mann,
3.165.
For lieutenant governor-Ellyson
4.925; Cation. 2.507.
For attorney general--Williams g.
O75; Catlett. 1920,
For commissioner Of agriculture
Koiner, 3,75S; Brown, 3,e29.
Fourth District.
For goyernor-Tucker. 1850; Mann.
1911
For lieutenant goyernor--Ellyson.
LESS: Cation, AIS.
Fer Observation-Disclosures, L.
IN: Catlett. 725.
For commissioner OF agriculture
Koiner. 769: Brown. 1,103.
Fifth District.
For governor-Tucker.- 7os: Mann.
1.O62.
For Acknowledgements Eilyson,
1,47S; Caton.-57
For Attorney eneral-Williams. l.
l654; Catlett. 343.
Fer commissioner of agriculture
Koiner. Lib; Brown, s5s.
Sixth District.
Fer governor-Tucker. 2.i53: Mann,
1853.
For lieutenant governor-Ulyson
2.441: Cation, 1 1892.
For attorney general-Williams. q
Alb; Catlett, 1,214.
For commissioner of griculture-
Koiner, 1886; Brown, 2.39s.
Seventh District.
For governor-Tucker, Alb; Mann
974
For lieutenant -governor-Ellyson
SAL; Cation, 52l.
For attorney general-Williams 521 /;
Catlett, 113.
For commissioner of agriculture
Koiner, AL; Brown. 6O3.
Eighth District.
For governor-Tucker. 1854; Mann,
1,s.3.
For lieutenant governor - Ellyson
| ,e22: Cation, 1926.
Fer attorney general-Williams. l.
, 06S: Catlett. III.
.-..,s-~fc.ar Of oDrf~.rlfrra-
Koiner, 1,147; Brown. S25
Ninth District
Fer governor-Tucker, 56S; Mann,
1922.
Fer acknowledgement - Ellyson
.O0s; Cation, $40.
For attorney general-willisms, 3
433: Catlett. IS.
Fer commissioner of agriculture
Koiner. ISL; Brown. 9O6.
Tenth District.
For governor-Tucker. 2.240; Mann,
loo.
Fer lieutenant governor - EiIyson,
$40: Caron. 20S.
For attorney general - Williams.
9el: Catiett. 795.
For commissioner OF agriculture
Koiner, SIS; Brown. sef.
! RICHMOND. VA, Aug. 6.-Addition-
returns from the State Democratic
primary held on Thursday are stiI;
coming in. though Indications are that
there viii be no material changes I'M
less Koiner should be defeated for
commissioner Of agriculture and i'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
COUNSEL MAKES STRONG OJECTl0XB
Attorney Davis Contends That Letters
Written by Mother of Dead Lieuten-
ant 10 Department Are Of Personal
Nature, But He Is Overru!ed by the
Court-Jerome Denounced.
(Rv Associated Press.l

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Aug. b.--lhc re-
appearance on the witness tand to-
DAY Of Mrs. James y. Sutton, mother
Of Lieutenant Sutton, u. :. NJ. e., OF
Portland, Ore, whose death Is being
investigated by the naval board OF
inquiry here. was the signal for
heated controversy between the law
yers on all sides. which ended In
prolonged conference oil the membe ~
OF the board behind closcu doors ana
brought the days proceedings to an
abrupt ending.
Several WITNESSES had been dispos-
ed of during the day with Judge Ad-
vocate Leonard GO Mrs. Sutton TO
the stand. Before proceeding with
her examination. Major Leonard Of
fered Tor identification and to be reau
in evidence several letters which he
said Mrs Sutton had written contain
ing serious and delicate charges
against the young officers OF the ma
rlne corps who appeared as defend
ants.
Offers Letters in CoLH@
The United States has been put 10
a large expense in bringing witnesses
here L. ON all parts o. the world" said
major Leonard. and 1t becomes m,
painful DUTY to offer these letters IN
evidence in order to enlighten this
court as fully as possible on all mat
tiers pertaining to this inquiry"
Henry K. DAVIS, counsel Tor Mrs.
Sutton, made strenuous objection on
the ground that Mrs. Sutton was not
present to make any accusations. and
the letters in question were irrelevant
to the inquiry and OF a personal and
incompetent nature as evidence.
Mrs. Sutton Breaks Down.
Mrs. Sutton broke down and buried
her face in her handkerchief during
Mr. Davis remarks.
Il would have Mr.. Davis remem-
.ber," said Major Leonard, that the
hallowed grave of dead son Is nu
more sacred that the reputation OF a
living officer and there are many such
regulations at stake here
Mr. Birney, counsel for Lieutenant
Adams, protested that Mrs. Sutton
had consistently tried to avoid her
true position in the proceedings and
urged that the letters be read in tTi-
dence. AT this point Commance;
Hood, president Of the board, ordered
court closed and went into conference
with his associates on the board, and
the judge advocate.
Will Read Letters in Closed Court.
Upon returning from an adjoining
room. Commander Hood announced
that the letters would be read In
closed court tomorrow TO the interest
ed parties, ard their counsel.
Following the completion of Lieu
tenant Utley's cross-examination at
fhe morning session Surgeon I. {.
Cook, who recently returned with Ut
ley on the United States cruiser
North Carolina, was a witness He
testified that he performed the au-
topsy on Sutton's body and declared
from the nature of the bullet wound
in Sultcns head Il would have been
difficult for him to shoot himSelf. hold
ing the revolver In the ordinary mau-
ner. lie added. however. that It was
his belief Sutton committed suicide
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
EeY NOT TALKING.

Communicates With Friends IN Effort
b Secure Bal.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug. s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

RICHMOND. VA. Aug. S.-Addition-
returns from the state Democratic
primary held on Thursday are still;
coming in. though indications are that
there viii be no material changes I'M
less Koiner should be defeated for
commissioner Of agriculture and i'm
migration by Brown. which now seems
probable
Although early returns we're highly
favorable o. Koiner. who Is the in
cumbeat. later developments show
that the candidates arc running neck
and ncck. with chances favoriEg
Brown There b. no significance IN the
nomination :or the house % delegates
On the liquor question. as this IS
sue did not enter into the contests
in the various districts.
Prohibition would be Defeated.
u T. predicted BY Democratic lead
crs that H statewide prohibition
measure is offered in either branch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
eyre VIII sssesse HImssIf.

Richard Evelyn Byrd win be the
next speaker ~ the house ~ delegates.
succeeding himself There have been
many ups and downs 10 the legislative
ticket over the state The whole in
tcrcst IN the election tonight centers
IN The election Of Koincr. u had been
generally believed thai the election
Of Brown over Koincr. u had been
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

Continued on Fourth Page).
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Cconrnued on Fourth PassJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive the
full news service of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-07
THE WEATHER.

Generally FAIR Saturday and
Sunday; moderate temperature,
light 10 moderate winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09

original aufnobmen oif Ser Glotte
be3 Eboto9rapbcn i%eItGebaIten MIR.
Sen.
9ubin'9 SbCuter.
Dab 2ubin'S GtobIiiiement in Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Bur rSnmit" Nnffiibruno.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
@eiteru Wtarplanb Giienbabn.

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EXaltd.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Saltimurc's SepUlfcrnnsssabl ieit
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Saltimprc's Heicrppirc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-09
Ntna Dem AtatbbnuiC.

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reit gum ge5rald in Der eambens xnD Gt
HopalsSfution nm 10.00 gbenbs.
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ct. Saul SAC. ooer Wo., 0uurtIanb 2720, mi
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Baltimore Snma Eafet-G ompaauie

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