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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
VENERABLE DR.. CARLISLE
DEAD AT SPARTANSBURG
President Emeritus of Wafford Col
lege Was a Siener of Ordinance
OF Secession.
(By Associated Press.l

SPARTANBURG. s. c.. Oct. 21.-Dr.
James H. Carlisle. the venerable presi-
dent emeritus of Wofford College
died at his home here today.
The schools and colleges of this
city have been closed as a tribute of
respect TO the dead educator. The in
stitutiCns will remain closed until at
ter the funeral services, which Will be
held Friday afternoon in the college
chapel The various business houses
VIII also suspend business.
The funeral will be attended by
many prominent citizens from all Sec
ticns of the state.
DIR. Carlisle was born at Wins
boro. S. c.. being 81 years old. He
entered college at Mt. Zion Institute,
WinnsbOro: he was graduated as sec
ond honor man from the University or
South Carolina in 1874, and began
teaching in the public schools i'm
mediately.
At the organization of Wofford
College in 1854 he was made professor
Of mathematics. which position he
held until 1870 when he took the
chair of moral and political phhoso-
DHN. III 1919 ne WIS tuDStH pitot~
dent of the college an i'll this posi-
ton continued until 1902 when he re-
signed and became president emeri-
tus.
In 1872 the degree of l.. l.. ID. was
conferred upon him by Southwestern
University of Georgetown Texas.
DR.. Carlisle was one of the two
Surviving signers ri the ordinance OF
secession. which precipitated the war
between the states. He served in the
state legislature from 1868 to 1865. In
lS4S he married Margaret Jane Bryce,
of Columbia, s.. c.. and OF this union
three children were born, two of whom
are living.
BY all classes of South Carolinlans
Dr. Carlisle has long been peculiarly
revered as educator, patriot and
statesman. DR.. Carlisle was the first
southern educator to benefit by the
pension system of the Carnegie
foundation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
REYES NOW SEtONO N COMMAND
Prominent Figures in Republic FLOCK
ine to Estrads's Standard Win
Large Bodies Of men-ouatemala
President Accused Of fostering
. TroubIe-No Uprising in Costa Ries.
fpy Associated Press,.

BLuEFIELDS, Oct. 2l.--via wire
less telegraphy to CClOn-The Mica
rasuan revolutionists are showing re-
newed activity AMI Il is not believed
the Zclaya government can hold out
against them tor more than three
weeks longer.
Gen. Luis Mona l. leaving mere To-
night fer Monkey i'oint with 800 men.
General Fornes- Diez alro is about 10
leave Tor Rama IN command OF an
other force of 500 men who will re-
Connoitcr on the way to the interior.
This latter force viii be joined by Gen,
Chamorra.
Gen. Reyes has been appointed Sec
ond in command OF the revolutionary
movement Two hundred exiles In
Costa are awaiting an opportunity 70
return. The revolutionary agent in
Washington has advised General Es-
trada. the leader OF the movement and
who has declared himself provisional
president OF Nicaragua, that the Ameri
lean government will recognize him
shortly.
The Pisgish river mining district
is in possession of the rebels. A
steamer has been sent 20 Guatemaula
fer arms and ammunition. ana heI
coming in locked tor daily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
CUTTER STILL CHASING
LITTLE OYSTER BUGeYE
Wireless Messages Says the Apache
is in ST. Jerome's Creek After
Fugitive Craft.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct. I'll
The chase OF the oyster bugeye Fred
die Haywood. which was liueled at
Baltimore and stole down the Chesa-
peake Bay after eiecting the deputy
marshal who had taken il in custody.
led today TO ST. Jerome's creek.
: wireless message was received
by the treasury department today from
the revenue cutter Apache. aboard
which a United States marshal is
searching for the fugitive craft. re-
porting he anchoring Of the Apache
in the Pstuxent river last night and
the exploration Of St Jcrome's creek
81. Jerome creek IS nearly Eve miles
north Of Point Lookout. a shallow
tributary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
HOOK WORM VICTIMS
Georgia Faculty Alarmed by Discovery
That Thirty Per Cent OF eoys
Have Strange Disease.
fRy Associated Pressl

ATHENS. GA, Oct. 2l.-Tbe pre-
lance os the hook worm, which GER
tain scientists have ascribed as the
cause of laziness among the students
of the University OF Georgia. is caus-
ing the faculty alarm, and "A campaign
has been determined upon to eradicate
the parasite.
DR.. j. c. Bloomfield. president of
the city board Oh health. has been
examining the students at the request
of the faculty and he reports that at
least thirty per cent are suffering
with hook worm:
Many examined, Dr. Bloomfield
states, are members of wealthy famil-
les. which In his opinion. discredits
the belief that the disease is pre-
yalent only among the poorer classes.
Some afflicted with hook worm are
members OF the University football
team and the physicians say the hook
worm undoubtedly is responsible for
the poor sfowing the team is making,
as one effect of the parasite is ex-
treme physical sluggishness.
Since DR.. Bloomhed's report the
faculty has been looking into the
class standing of those afflicted and
in every case it is lower tnan those
free from the hook worm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
MISSIONS BOARD ADJUoRNs.
Delegates Returning Home After
Twenty-third Annual Meeting.
~ ,~~0.fosxf DroocN
tBy ASSOCIaif d PressD.

SAVANNAH. GA, Oct 21.-Tonight
the delegates to the Women's Board
Of Home Missions Of the Methodist
Church. South. are either on their way
To their homes OF preparing to leave.
the twenty-third annual meeting OF
the board being brought to a close
here today.
Aside from the assignment OF
deaccnnesses and missionaries for the
next year most Of the days business
dealt with figures and included many
reports on a variety Of subjects.
OF interest was the announcement
that the weekly prayer collections
would be sent to the Lou Bargroce
School At Key West. which lest its
reef during the recent hurricane and
that SO eco would be used in erect
ing nev buiiiinz at the school
Miss Mary Helm. q Nashville. Vas
reelected editor Il the publication.
Our Homes
Mrs. J. N. Marlborough vas made
superintendent e supplies and Mn.
Luke johnson. 81 Atlanta. supcrinten-
cent Of literature for the paper.
The next session u the board all
be held April next az Nashville.
Tenn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
RETURNS FLAG CAPTURED
FROM RAM ALBfMARLE
Keystone Veteran Presents Trophy to
Confederate Museum-company
Roll Returned, Too.
(By Associated Press,

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2f.-Dr.
Thomas A. Warren. formerly of Com
pany b. Ninety seventh Pennsylvania
Volunteers. one OF the Keystone state
veterans who came down to the Cold
Harbor monument unyeiling, today
presented to the Confederate Museum
here Confederate flag that was TAX
en- from the Confederate ram Abe
marie which was sunk OH the coast of
North Carolina during the Civil war.
Ii was removed from the vessel just
before the ship went down.
The men who captured the flag L.
Ford gave it to DR.. Warren who has
kept it in his possession q number OF
years.
Daniel Bohannon OF Pittsburg.
another Pennsylvania veteran, today
gave the assistant secretary of mill
tary records here a muster roll and
history of company G., third Virginia
infantry. which was captured during
the war.
This organization at one time was
commanded by Roger A. Pryor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
RICHMOND WANTS NEXT
DAUGHTERS CONVENTION
Fight Ia Between Virginia Capital and
Little Roek-cross OF Honor
Question Up,
(By Associated Press,.

HOUSTON, TEXAS. Oct. a.
Crosses OF honor for the living vet
Grams OF the confederacy: monuments
for the dead-such WAS the sentiment
expressed and vcted most empatieaily
today by the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy in the third days session
Of their annual convention. The
strife that developed over this ques-
ton proved To be the greatest so far
OF the convention.
The question OF award OF crosses OF
homer was precipitated by a motion
submitted by Miss Alice Baxter. of
Georgia, who sought to have the lines
lroadened so as to give crosses TO the
lineal descendants of the veterans and
20 the relatives az those who fell ON
the field of battle.
The motion was lost as was mo-
ton made by Mrs. Hattie Reynolds. OF
Kentucky. TO present to collateral des-
cendants of veterans.
The convention decided to furnish
crosses OF honor only to those of the
veterans who have gone through the
thick OF battle.
The climax OF the convention viii
come when the election of the general
officers will be held and the selection
OF the next convention city comes M
which il scheduled for tomorrow.
The fight for the next convention
city has narrowed down between
Richmond Va. and Little Rock. Ark,
with sentiment apparently in favor of
the Virginia city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
Indignation Stirred Up Against DE-.
stiles IN Textile Meeting.
CONVECTION IS URGED TO ACT
Chairman Roberts, Of Washington {.
L. U. Committee, Declares That
Price Asked for Commercial suor
cess in the South is Too Great
lRr Associated Prcss. !

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct IL
Declaring that dearly as he loved the
South he was not willing to have
her purchase commercial success a;
the sacrifice OF her little children. J.
G. Roberts. chairman Of labor com
mittee Of the Central Labor Union Of
this city. at the Textile Union OF
American meeting today stirred up
much indignation against DR.. c. A.
stiles. Ct the United states Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service
for defending the employment OF chill
dren in the southern cotton mills.
Dr. stiles ending remarks were
represented as being made az the
meeting q the Southern Textile As
sociaficn a; Raleigh. y. c
Mr.. Rcseris declared his surprise
that a public ofhcsr paid from the
public revenue shonid appear before
a convention Of employers Of labor
and undertake 70 defend the System
q child labor in the Southern states
tie advocated action ~ the conven-
ton IN opposition 70 any attempt 10
further extend and 70 perpetuate the
svstem a child labor IN Southern cot
tor mills
Such employment. he said, merely
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
WilKESBARRE OFFICIALS
CHARGED WITH GRATING
District Attorney Has Warrants Is
sued for Commissioners, Ahrehi-
tects and Contractors

WII-KESRARRE. PA, Oct. 81
District Attorney Salisbury had war
rents issued today fer the arrest or
County Commissioners Smith. Nc
Avoy and Jones, County Controller
Norris. Contractor Frank Carlucci.
Architects Frederick Mccormick and
Henry French, Sub-contractor Orestes
Formilig and Charles Norris.
The arrests grew cut of charges OF
fraud in connection with the building
of the new $2.000.000 court house.
which the last grand jury investigated
and made a report calling upon the
district attorney to prosecute the
above named on the charge of con-
spiracy and misdemeanor.
No time has been set for a hearing.
II is said that all the defendants will
enter bail for trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
DEAD IN ELEVATOR SHAFT.
Aged Custodian Of Odd Fellows Build.
ING Probably . Suicide.

NORFOLK. VA Oct 2f.-sOnathaa
L. Mitchell. 50 years old. deposed last
night as custodian Ct the independent
Order of Odd Fellows hai here. MS
early toby found dead at the bottom
of the elevator shaft in that building
with a broken neck. crushed skull and
many abraSions q ne body.
The fact that he told several trends
when they icft hiIa at 10 O'Clock las;
night that they would never again
So h'm alive Is taSen a. proof that
;he r.sn committed suicide.
a colcrfr'- quest summoned TO-
DAY will f;.c ifs verdict tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
Mes. Cranes Sensational Address
Finally Disposed Of.
COMMITTEES REPORT ADOPTED
Public Health Association Finds That
Documents Submitted DO Not Sub
stsntiate Assertions Concerning
Federal Meat inspection.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. 2i.-The
American Public Health Association,
at its meeting tonight, finally dispos-
ed of the sensational charges made
last night by Mrs. Caroline Bartlett
Crane. CT Kalamazoo. Mich. regarding
the government system Of meat in
spection by adopting unanimously and
without debate, a resolution practical
" declaring that the charges have not
been sustained
The resolution is as follows
The executive committee. having
been directed by the association to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF appointing
q committee 10 investigate certain
charges made in an address before
the association (which alone they can
oonsiier) agsinsi the meat inspection
under the direction Of the United
States department Of agriculture beg
leave 20 report that IN az much as
lhe giver Of that address appeared
before the committee and submitted
certain documents and In as much as
neither these documents. nor her
statements. in the judgement OF the
committee substantiate those charges.
they Recommend that no such commit
tee be appointed and the motion call
ing for Il be laid on the table"
Mr. Frederick Mouifizambert. Of
Ottawa. director general OF public
health OF Canada. moved the adoption
81 the resolution.
Dr. Cole. Of New York. seconded the
rrofion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
Guatemala Blamed.

MANAGUA. NICARAGUA, Oct. 81.
II is still believed here that President
Barerra, of Guatemala, is responsible
IN a measure. II hot entirely. for the
revolution. as he has been support
ing il with expeditions from Puerto
Barrics and other places.
Advices received here state that a
steamer which was on its way to
Guatemala to get supplies has been
seized by the authorities OF Honduras.
No decisive engagement between the
revolutionists and the government
forces has yet been fought.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
CONWAY CASE CONTINUED.
Trial 81 Slayer Postponed on Account
of Funeral

RICHMOND. VA. Oct thames
r. Conway. charged with the murder
Ct Robert r. Terrence. was called in
police court this morning and Justice
Crutchfield stated that he would not
hear the case today. as the funeral
OF Terrence had not yet taken place.
He continued the hearing until Sat
urday and ali Of the Witnesses were
recognized to appear in police court
then
u was reported around the court
today that ". VI. smith ana l. a.
WeBdenburg, representing the prison
CT. would ask for acquittal at the
preliminary hearing They viii not
apply for bail at this time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
LoverT HEADS UNION PACIFIC.
Elected President by Directors e
Succeed Hartman.
Nv Associafed Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Robert s.
Loveit was elected president Of the
Union Pacific railroad 20 succeed q
the late E. n. Hartman at a meeting
Of the board of directors today. The
executive committee was reelected
with Judge Lovets as chairman. TO
which place he was elected as M,-
Hsrriman's successor a few weeks
ago.
The other members OF the execa-
tive committee are Henry c. Prick,
Marvin Hughift. Prank A. YaaderIip.
William Rockefeller and Jacob II
SchiG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
INCREASE ~ cLeARINes.
Total for Iset Year ExceIIeo BY More
Than Thirty-t~o Billions.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. 2I.-An
increase Of s32.fie.I53.2 200 IN the clear
ings Of the country over the previous
year Is shown BY statistics furnished
by the comptroller Of the currency by
the manager Of the New York Clear
ing House In relation 20 the trans
actions Of that association and Of 122
other clearing house associations Of
the country Ter ;hc year ending Sep
tember 20. 1909.
The volume Of cicarinrs of the
country for The past year Il stated at
si5S.sss. as 800.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
FORMS ENTIRELY NEW CABINET
Revolutionary Opposition to Govern
nent's Course in Carrying on MILL
tary Operations In Morocco Re-
sponsible for Sudden change-Every
Measure Of Ministry Blocked.
(By Associated Press.)

MADRID. Oct. 21.-The Spanish
cabinet which was formed January 20,
1907. under the premiership OF An
tonic Maura, resigned today as re-
suit OF the bitter attacks made against
the government by the former prem
Ter. Moret Prendergast
Al a conference with King Alfonso.
Premier Maura told the king that IN
the face of Prendergast's statement
that the opposition would refuse TO
discuss even the most urgent measure
of the government He asked the
members 10 support the new minis
try.
Upon the receipt of the resignation
OF the premier and his ministers.
Moret Prendergast undertook to form
o new ministry himself. assuming the
pest OF premier and minister of the
interior. The new ministers who took
the cath OF Office today were AS fol-
lows:
The New Ministry.
Premier and Minister OF the In
terror, Moret Prendergast.
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Perez
Caballero.
Minister of Finance. Senior Alvara-
do.
Minister of War. Lieutenant Gen. De
i-uque.
/ Minister OF Marine, Rear Admiral
COncas
Minister of Public Works. Senior
Gasset
Minister Of Public Instruction. Sen
or Barrcso.
Minister of Justice. Martinez Del
Campo.
Greeted With uproar.
When the president OF the chamber
OF deputies made the announcements
OF the cabinets resignation 1t was
treated with such an ear-splitfing up
rear that he was forced to adjourn the
sitting.
The cabinet which resigned today
was formed January %, 1907, with
Premier Senior Haura at its head.
Preceding the formation of this
cabinet there had been no less than
FIVE liberal MINISTRIES In eighteen
months.
Religious Issue the Rock.
The religious issue had been the
rock on which these ministeries were
wrecked. and the accession OF power
of Senior Maura. who had before held
the premiership was regarded as q
sweeping victory for the clericals and
one likely to arouse a revolutionary
spirit.
This proved TO be the case, the OPP
position finally uniting against the
governments conduct and furtherance
OF the war in Morocco The stern
measures taken to put down the re-
cent anti-war demonstration in Spain
tended to infiame the opposition ana
the execution OF Ferrer followed by
popular demonstrations of disappro-
val brought matters TO a crisis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22

BOSTON. MASS. Oct 1.-THE
possibilities Of civic Improvement IN
both financial and architectural lines.
a. sagr sfed Nv ;he plan Of Chica-
co. we're laid before the members
Of the Commercial Club tonight ~ As
sists- 4 socretsry Of fhe Treasury
Charles ID Merton. and b. y. r. Burn
ham Of ~ York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
No Revolution in Costa Riea.

SAN JOSE. COSTA RIGA, Oct. II.
There ia no truth in the report of u
revolutionary movement in Costa RI
ca The government is taking meas
ures to prevent revolutionary expe-
ditions to Nicaragua through Costa
Rican territcry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
SPEECH IN LITTLE SIH00lH0U:E
Residents Of Town of Taft Out to Hear
Man for Whom They Voted Unani-
mously-Young Texas Golfer Too
Strong for His Distinguished Oppo-
? nent-Rest Ends Today.
NV Associated Press.s

GREGORY. TEXAS. Oct. 81
President Taft had his education as
ranchman further enhanced today
by another afternoon of sightseeing
on the practical side of things.
Starting from La Quinta. at three
o'clock the Pre- sident motored over
to Taft, II miles away. TO visit the
town which gave him its unanimous
vote in the election of last fall.
In the school house there he made
a little speech of thanks and congrat-
ulation to his brothers farm
hands"
On the highway. to the President
stopped at the cotton gin to watch
its operation. There he saw for the
first time a steam pillow at work in
the fields. Next the President was
taken TO the creamery where he ate
a dish of ice cream and just before
going to the school house he had a
lcok at the abbatoir. which was not
in use. however.
Texas Golf Champion Too Strong.
During the morning the President
had played is holes OF golf With
Robert Connerly, OF Austin, the re-
puted champion of Texas. The Presi-
dent invited Mr.. Connerly down Ito
get beating but the young Texan
led his distinguished opponent from
the very first hole.
Tomorrow the President will break
into his four days vacation long
enough to go over to Corpus Christi
On the revenue cutter Window 10
speak before the Inland Waterways
Association
Final Game of Golf.
He will return to La Quinta early
enough in the afternoon TO have a fin
al game of golf before leaving at $40
p. m. for Houston and Dallas.
At the school house at Taft this af-
ternoon the President was introduced
by his brother, Charles p. Taft.
Il have heard of this ranch for a
good many years. said the Persi-
dent Il heard of ii from Mr.. David
Sinton. Mrs. Taft's father, who offer
ed me the job once, if | could not
make any better living, to come down
ON his ranch and name the calves,
and while it seemed to be a work that
would probably take all my time. the
amount earned per calf did not seem
to be enough to be attractive"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
BEGINS ssveN-vEAR SENTENCE.
Enbezziins Cashier Ct Msron Bank
Goes 10 State Farm.

MACON. GA. Oc.. &c. N. Orr.
formerly cashier Of the Exchange
Bank q Macon. Who VS. convicted
Of embezzIcment Of bank funds was
taken 10 the state farm ct MiiIedze-
vile this afternoon % begin hts
seven years sentence.
Judge wn.ppie today passed ar or
der making the Judgment of the court
Of appeals the judsment Of he super
Tor court Of Biho county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
PRICE OF OIL REDUCED.
Refined and All orades of Crude Oil
Lower.
fBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Tbe Stand
ard Oil Company today announced n
reduction of ten points in the price
of refined Gil, quoting refined in cases
at 1885. refined in tanks at 4:65 and
standard white at SIS, and refined at
Philadelphia at S.fJ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
Crude Lower, Too.

PITTSBURG. PA, Oct. 21.-An-
nouncement was made today by the
STANDARD Oil Company of cut in
prices of all grades Of crude oil. e&-
cept ragland The Pennsylvania
brand was REDUCED FIVE cents and 9TH
err grades from two to eight cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
Lake Nohonk Conferences.
fRr Asacrrare- Per

NOHONK. LAKE. y. Y. Oct IL
The problems presented BY American
occupafion 81 the Philippines were dis
cussed from varicus points q view
At ;oday's scssi0n Of the Mohonk con
ference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
A. & NJ. Beats Kentucky.
INV Associated Press.s

RALEIGH. y. C.. Oct 21.-In a NIP
and tuck game this after the A &
NJ. College team CT Raleigh defeated
tEI University of Kentucky by score
of Is 10 6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive the
full news service Of the Assoc
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22

Continued on Third PaseJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-22
THE WEATHER.

Fair Friday and Saturday;
moderate variable winds.