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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
YOUNG WIFE OF RICH
COAL OPERATOR A SUICIDE
Mrs. Genevieve Ramsey, Said to Have
EIoped With Ball Player,
Shoots Herself.
(By Associated Pressl.

KEYSTONE, w. VA, Aug. 10
Mrs. Genevieve Ramsey. aged 20
years, wife of X. l.. Ramsey, said TO
b. a millionaire coal operator at WI
hanson. w. Va, committed suicide IN
the parlors of the Keystone Inn here
today by firing a bullet through her
left temple.
Mrs. Ramsey, it is said, came here
yesterday with William Hughes, a
ball player of Bristol, Va.
Dir. Ramsey arrived here early tc-
day and a stormy Scene between the
husband and wife followed Mrs.
Ramsey declared she would not re-
turn to her home and as her huscan
was about to leave the hotel, ihe wo-
man. who is said to be pretty, pro-
duced a small revolver and killed her
self
Hughes, the ball player, could not
be located tonight. 1t is thought he
has left the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
YOUNG PLANTER KILLED
BY MURDERER IN AMBUSH
Feud Supposed to Have seen Back
of Shooting Of w. A. seIcher
in Georgs
RY Assoclated Press )

BAXLEY, GA, Aug 1os--A teic-
gram received here tells OF the am
cushing and killing of W. A. Belcher.
a well known and well 70 10 young
lpianter, who's home is 20 miles from
this place. Back of the killing Is a
story CT feud and it is believed tha.
he is a victim Of bad feeling that Il
is asserted had existed between him
aud others in bis neighbcrhood.
Belcher was formerly a resident OF
Screvcn county
The sh,riG OF this county has been
notified and is a; work in an effort 10
unTavel what Is yet a mystery 20 lar
as direct evidence goes. Nc one saw
the killing and n Is said that BcIcner
was dead VIII n he was found TN
the theory that o. was a feuc suli1g
the sheriff will follow whatever chs ;
the stories OF bad blood present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Statues Of Washington And Lee
Placed in National Capitol.
BOTH BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART
Formal Acceptance of virsinia's Con-
tribution Not Necessary, But Pre-
sentation May be Formally Made
With elaborate Ceremonies.
(Bv Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Aug 10
Bronze statues of George Washington
and Robert f. Lee. Virginia's contri-
button to the nations Hall Of Fame
were today placed liz statuary hall at
the capitol. Formal ceremonies at
tending the unveiling viii take place
at some time yet to be determined.
Both statues are beautiful works OF
art. Lee is pictured in the uniform
Of the South, and his statue stands
between those of Robert Fulton, in
ventor Of the steamboat and J. L. NJ
Carry. of Alabama.
Near the statue Of Lee are thos- OF
General James Shields. OF Illinois. and
General Philip Kearney. Of Ne~ Je--
scy, in the uniforms Of the Union
army The Ice statue was designed
by Edward v. Valentine. Of Richmond,
Va.
washingtcn's statue was placed in
the southeast end Of The hall he
tween the statues Of General Ethan
Allen. ~ Vermont. and General Peter
Muhienbcrg. Of Pennsylvania. a dis
tinguisbcd soldier and statesman Of
revolutionary times, and a brother Of
he frSt speaker Of the house Of re-
personalities. The Washington statue
Is a replica Of Hcudon's famous mas
tcrpicce nov az the capitol IN Rich
mend
Elliot Woods. superintendent Of the
capitol. today said that formal &C.
ccptaace Of the two statues Is not re-
CURED although presentation of the
statues may be formally made with
elaborate ceremonies Al the Instance
q TIE virginia statue cod tission,
ard with the per-'- egress
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
COLONEL POPE, PIONEER
BICYCLE MAKER, DEAD
Nervous Breakdown, Due to Financial
Embarrassment Ct His Firm,
Proves Fatal.
(By Associated Press.l

BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 10.-Col. Al
bert A. Pope, the 9ioncer bicycle man
ufacturer of the United States and
well known as one OF the first advo-
Gates of the existing good reads sys-
tenn, died at his summer home in Co.
hasset late today. Col. Pope had been
in i'll health for months, due to the
break down Of his nervous system
which followed the financial smbar-
rassment of bis bicycle company. the
largest concern OF the KIND in inc
country, which had its headquarters
in Hartford, Conn
Albert Augustus Pope was born IN
Boston. May 20. 1870. lie started MS
business carer as a clerk in a local
shoe store at 81 per week.
In 1876 the first imported Bicycles
began 20 make their appearance IN
this country, and Col. Pope. decd q
to start manufacturing wheels in TINS
country and the venture proved a sac-
cess from the start.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
FIVE MORE MORAL WAVE"
Bills IN ALABAMA HOUSE
Committee on Temperance Keeps
Busy-WouId lmpeach officers
For pereiiction.
tDy AsscSiases Press,l

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Aug. TO-
The house committee on temperance
today reported five more OF the
moral wave bills favorably. Four
OF these are prohibition measures. two
by ballard and Two by Carmichael.
The Ballard bills provide for impeach-
ment of officers who fail TO enforce
the prohibition law and give cities
more power to drive out intoxicating
liquors.
The Carmichael measures appro-
pirate funds TO be used In enforcing
the prohibitiye laws.
The finh bill reported favorabiy
IL the Tarrant bill aimed at gambling
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
BARON TAKAHiRA LEAVES
WASHINGTON FOR HOME
Japanese Ambassador Returns TO Aid
In Proposed Revision Of His
Country's Treaties.
(By Associated Press).

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Aug. To-
With warm expressions of gratifica-
ton in his experiences in Washing
ton since his arrival year and I"
half ago and predicting that the Far
East will be especially benefited as
a result of the continual steady de-
yelopment of the resources OF this
country, Baron Korogo Takahira'
Japanese ambassador. left Washing
ton late this afternoon for Seattle.
from where he sails on August II for
Japan.
The Baron returns at the direction
of his government and has anno1nc'
cd his expectation OF coming back to
Washington in the fall. lie is 10 as
sist the officials mt home In the pre-
iiminary work incident 10 the propos-
ed revision of Japan's treaties with
:he powers of the world, which be-
comes operative next year. To him
has been explained fully the opera
tons of the maximum and minimum
provisions Of the new tariff law Of the
American Congress, in which Japan,
as well as other countries, Is deeply
interested
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
TURKEY MAY RECALL
MINISTER FROM ATHENS
Report Says Government is Not Sat
isfied With Greek Reply Concern
ing Crete.
(By Associated Press.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 1.-THE
Greek reply TO Turkeys note concern
ing Crete was received today and viii
be discussed by the cabinet minis
tiers tomorrow. 1t is reported that the
government is dissatisfied with
Greece answer and will recall her
minister from Athens on an indefinite
-ss' Of ..ssseDce.
The boycott ags scf'>-., ~, IN ihe
Greek goods is exre.ding IN tue prov
inces-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
WHITE RELEASED ON BAIL.
travelling Salesman Who Shot Hotel
Steward at Liberty.
(By Associated Press).

ATLANTA, GA, ug. 10.-Wiiiiam
White. the travelling salesman. who
about ten days ago shot and serious
iy wounded Michael Anderson. stew
ard OF the Aragon hotel on the fifth
floor of that building was today re-
leased on bond of $500.
Mrs. White is said to have been
In Andersons room when her husband
entered and opened fire on Anderson
with a revolver. She has been held In
Jail on warrant charging her with
completely in the shooting but was
released on bond In the sum OF 500
today.
Anderson is expected to recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
FIVE BATTiESHfpS 60
TO SEA FOR PRACTICE
Remainder Of Fleet, Including Flag
ship Connecticut Expected 70
Leave Roads Today.

After hours Of hard work fl'ing
bunkers and magazines the battle
ships Ohio. Virginia. New Iiamp-
shire. Louisiana and Rhode Island.
passed out Of the Virginia capcs TO-
DAY bound Ter the driH grounds and
the New Jersey viii follow them early
tomorrow morning
The remainder Of the feet .rrluding
the flagship Connecticut D. expect
Cd to put 10 sea tomorrow and BY
Thursday evening Hampton Roads
viii again be deserted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
"WEI" Y M. {. A. PRESIDENT
HAS TO Give UP HIS JOB
Bristoi Association Asks For Resisna
ton of Henry Roberts, Prominent
Lawyer.
nv Associated Prsss.)

BRISTOL, TENN. Aug. 10.-Be-
cause of his attitude in the local op'
ton election held here July S. the
Bristol Young Mems Christian AS
sociation tonight asked for the resig-
nation CT President Henry Roberts
who is a prominent lawyer Of Bris
tol.
Roberts does not deny that he vot-
ed for the return of the saloons, anu
after the wet" victory signed the
notice Of application for liquor license
filed by local social club. He Will
submit his resignation Wednesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
SEVEN COUNTIES TO Be HEARDFRoh
Both Candidates For Commissioners
Of Agriculture Are Claiming Vic
tory, and Result VIII be Uncertain
Until Last Returns Are In--Mann's
Majority To Date $3.50.
Especial to the Only Press,.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 10.-The
contest between j. Thompson Brown.
Of Bedford. and George w. Koiner.
the encumbent, for the position OF
commissioner OF agriculture and I'M
migration. draws closer and closer as
the days pass.
The primary election for this and
ether State Offices occurred last
Thursday. and sVll this contest has
not been decided. Brown has main
tanned the lead throughout. but koin-
or is cutting down his majorities In
the county districts with the passing
OF each day. q
Not Three Hundred w part.
Tonight the men are not ksee hun
dred votes apart, and both )are claim
ing the election. At this fine II APP
pears to be anybodys fight. The fig-
ures tonight show the lowest majority
for Brown OF any time since the cleo
ton.
Figures conpiled at midnight ov
the -QxHses >Qbtfnable at shat IL
show Brown to be in the lead
majority Of 273, with the folio ~
seven counties yet TO be heard !
Buchanan. Bland. Campbell. Cha q;
City. Northumberland and Ricrm
Msnn's Majority $3.50 NOW.
The latest figures In the CUBE
torial election shows the majorit
Judge Mann in the whQae State &
by the actual returns $3.50. with
following FIVE counties to be he
from. Bland. Campbell. Fluvap
Russell and Warren.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Twenlyiirst Annual Session Of
Association at Hot Springs
ADDRESS BY CAPT. HlCAJAH WOODS
Two Hundred Members in Attendance
When Body is Called to Order
Brilliant Public Reception on Hotel
Lawns IN the Evening"
tBy Associated Press.)

HOT SPRINGS. VA, Aug ionic
ajah Woods. of charlottesville. tcda!
delivered his annual address tore
the Virginia State Bar Association
which convened in its tvcniy-iirst an
nual gathering at the Homestead no
tel today.
There w1re 200 members present
when George c. Gregory, chairman oil
the executive committee, called the
convention 10 order.
Rv. T. c. DaTst, of Richmond, Of
fered prayer. Mr.. Woods selected "a
the subjected for his address, The
Necessary for General Culture In the
Training Of the Lawyer"
Brilliant Reception
A brilliant public rec1 ption was
held this evening On the lawns Of
the Homestead hotel which was at
tended By all the visiting members
OF The association. togeth with thess
families and friends. The grounds
we're handsomely illuminated for the
OCCASION
Those In the receiving line wer,
Cat. and Mrs. Micajah Woods, Ad-
mirai and Mrs. george Dewey, Con
gresham and Ms. Nicholas Long
worth. Hon. and Mrs. W. u. n. Miller,
Judge and Mrs. l. l.. Lcwis. Mrs. Al
FREQ p. Thom. Mr. and Mrs. Alcx7nd. r
Hamilton and judge and Mrs. 5. 4.
Graham. the four Jas; named gentle
men being ex-prcsidcnfs % the esso
ciafo on.
Refreshments v ~ served and tbe
Punch fowls were prcridcd over oy
the daughters q the members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
NEARLY a MILLION a UAY.
New Tariff Law Makes Increase IN
Duties.

WARRINGTON. Aug. le-Rcccipts
rcpor;oi TO-DAY frDm the operation Of
the new - Az amounted to $780,
3ft. a. against the receipts under the
Dingley law Tor the same day last
year amounting 10 Ss7ss7S.
4 fair comparison Of receipts gndcr
the two acts cannot BE- made before
the latter part Of the present week.
a. some ~ thc collections we're under
N Dinsley hw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
SOMEBODY "HIpPED' At. HE|AzE.
Block Of Ohio co,sper, placed by One
Time Copper kisns as security Tor
s5o.ooo Was so,Ji on Curb for $780,
600 Mystery Surrou"os '"e
Deal.
CBv Associadted Press

NEW YORK, AtVg. lV'-Dohaiu L.
Persch, an ambitiouils young hndhciei'
whose offices contitft uted merely desk
room in down to, !wn note prohei
Office is in tho Ton, Tbs tonight in de-
fault of $4,000 bal. l. anu tnereps
hangs tale of etahSieu HnanO0
through which some body in Wall
Street nipped F. Aug,a ustus ieih]' INC
cne time conner kim for $4,000.
Persch is specifically cha.keu WIN
the larceny of $4,000 :. nj. -
-" tent for Heinze
common, which an ag r.. g,
placed with the Wind -, &C.,
pany. of this city, as
loan of $4,000.
wv ~ Kid by the bank
pro clerk act
at the latters
ing for Persch and 4 G., 80. ond
orders thrown on the Gu sooooo IT,,
sold for approximately a., -. 80
Persch obtained the cal A., 80
through the deal and " -.
was reinquished by the -, -,
pany are points yet to bae,- .,o.,,
perscb was arra,u,oa before y
eyfter r-s.ic-
anu "Sta yer to have
oessful efforts of his la ,,.
bail reduced to 5000, viz. -. o,,nso,
IL of babeas
later procured a writ wv ;,x
corpus returnable tomorAnysa ,,-,,.
His examination was set
Other Arrests May row. tool art
i've charge oreday and 9TH
er arrests m Tomorrow.
Persch. acc 'ohi police. has
been arrested Z t re, once for
forgery on charg'ade at the re-
quest of his father. and another time
in connection with taking subscrip-
tions for an ice fund. BOTH charges
were dropped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Johnny" in New York.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Captain
John O'Brien, the former Cuban fill
buster, who was known during his ac-
tivity IN behalf of Cuba in 1888 as
Dynamite Johnny" arrived from Ha-
vana today on the steamer Havana
Captain O'Brien is now a pilot sta
toned at Havana and will spend a
vacation visiting friends in New Jer-
sey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
EVELYN SAYS she IS
up AGAINST 49,
Denies That She VIII susS
But Doesn't Know Wher
Dollar 10 Coming Frof
fBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated fress)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1o,-Eyei<f
bit Thaw declared today th{
was no truth In the story {
would bring suit for s5oo,ove,
her husband, Harry X. IT
against any member of the Tha
lily. She said. however, that In.
monthly remittance of $3.50 fro
husband had not Detn receive
month; thasrshe was PRACTICAL
niIess, and did not know vi
next dollar was coming fro4
Il do not really kB6r We
or VII do in my present piiga,'
Mrs. Tbaw. 1T seems that
against Il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
BIG COAL LAND DEAL.
Consolidated Company Bugs Eisssn
thousand Acres.

BRISTOL. A.. Aug. is.--fhe seccra
important coal land deal in Lee COM
~, Va, and Harlan county, KY with
ing ten days has just been consum-
mated Tho Interstate investment
Company q Louisville. Kys has so11
n zee acres in the two ccuntits 70
the Consolidated Coal and COX Con-
pany. OF Keokce. Lee county, Va. ne
pr.cc being one million. foEr HUNDRED
thousand dollars.
The Consolidated company = m<oe
up Of the several companies vi
recently operated ind pendent
one another In the Black md
dcid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11

ROANOKE. VA, Aug. i0.-A a
meeting Il the Anti-Salopu League
last night n was dcc!ded 20 petition
Tor a local option election IN SeDtem.
her. The list vii b. presented 90
J8dze Staples N q fev days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Not the Man Wanted.
Thy Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Aug. 10
ljenjanin Rainey. cSalored. who was
arrested yesterday as a ssnspect IN
connection with the mWdefS Of
Thomas NJ. Rinehart. OF coxiDEtbsc
Va. in 1906. was released today, II
having been decided that he was not
the man wanted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
TRY WILLIAMS HERE.
Negro Who Killed Opponent on Yer
mont Sent to Hampton Roads.

(By Associated Prcss,-
BOSTON. MASS Aug fe---The
Massachusetts state asthorifi>s nav
ing failed 20 avail themselves Of ne
governments offer to surrendcr David
Williams, Of Marietta. Ca. the negro
mess hand on the haftlcship vcrmprt
who was ono Of the parties 10 = boz
ing bon In which Harrison Fosser
was Killed Al Provinccton July -. he
laval onscIzis tonight sent him 20
Hampton Roads. va. II
There williams ufl stand tn 4
fore naval board Of inquiry. III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Sergeant Todd, Of Marine Corps,
Says He Was Eyewitness TO XIII
ing Of Young Lieutenant.
HAS NOT BEEN SUMMONED TO COURT
Giving Out Statement to Newspaper
in Boston, the Sergeant Who Was
on Duty at Annapolis on Night Of
Tragedy, Expresses Surprises at
Failure of Court to Call Him.

BOSTON, Aug. 10.-ln an interview
attributed to Sergeant Arthur Todd,
of the United States Marine Corps,
and made public today, it is stated
he should be called before the board
OF inquiry which is investigating the
death OF Lieutenant James \. SUIT
ton, Jr., his testimony would be ex-
actly opposite that given by Sutton's
fellow officers.
Todd, who had been on range duty
at Wakefield, left early today for An
napclis. In describing the sits,,iag he
says. according to the Boston Post:
Il was corporal OF the guard on the
night Lieutenant Sutton was shot and
from the place where l was standing
| saw a figure about 25O feet away.
Il saw Lieutenant Adams and Os-
terman and recognized them. They
were nearer me. The man who was
in shirt sleeves started to run and
heard a voice cry stop running
You're under arrest The man ran
on and once more | heard the same
voice cry out loudly, Stop running,
or I'll shoot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Call From Cuban Diplomat.

Don Cesar A. Barranco, chancellor
of the Cuban legation. which is 20 DC
established at Manchester fer the
summer, cause no end Of excitement
this afternoon by a visit 10 the exc
cutiye Office. Outside cf the mail man
and a few correspondents there are
few calIsrs az the Offices these days
and the appearance of the distinguish
cd looking Cuban diplomat Immediate
" started reports Cha: trouble In MS
home island had caused Mr.. Barran-
co TO seek an early appoinimx Bt tn
the President Ter the Cuban minister.
Carlos Garcia Nelcz-
The minister Is leaving Manchester
next w.ck for a trip 20 the Pacific
coast and the President mas have a
chat Win him before bis departure.
Mrs. Taft continues daily TO I'M
prove in health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
He BEATS JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
Milwaukee Added TO List Of Cities to
Be Visited During Western Trip
LaFollette's Home Town Stricken
off-CalI by Cuban Diplomat
Causes FURRY Of Excitement.
fBy Associated Pressl.

BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 10.-Presi-
dent Taft has declared that his idea
of an ideal vacation is to do the same
thing over and over again every day.
nsequently he played golf this
morning. attended TO fttle Official
business after luncheon and late this
Afternoon had a long motcr ride with
Mrs Taft.
The President is a stickler fer sys-
TEN and he is applying it to his va
cation. The only change is that some
days he plays good golf and on other
days hs~uoes not Today was one OF
the good days and he went the round
of the eighteen holes at Myop!a In 1ol.
defeating John Hayes Hammond, his
onrJv .oupeni and "topsldey .aaif sirf.la9
summer golf cabinet. by up.
The Myopia course is the most dif' |
iicult the President ever has tackled |
and he was delighted ell this alter
neon at the excellent showing he had
made The President made one or
the most difficult holes OF the links
in two. Captain Butt. his aide, saw
and applauded the Presidents long
drive and accurate put. He DID not
remember the number of tht hole. be-
ing on the links for the first time
himself, and having his hands fuli
in defeating his opponent. Captain De-,
Chambrun. but he described the hole
as having bunkers to tne right of II.
and water hazards all around it.
Milwaukee Added to List.
President TAFT today added Miiwau-
kee to the itinerary of rs western
trip. In ord,r to include the city
made famous by beverage that pro-
hibition Beverly does net know, IL was
necessary to cut out the brief stol 3
that had been scheduled at Madison,
the HON of Senator LaFOllette, one
Of the tariff insurgents. and at Port
age.
Mr.. Taft has stopped at Madison
twice during the last two years and
as the pressure for a visit to Milwau-
kee was very strong, he decided inl
faror of that city. After stopping al
Lacrosse the President will proceed
to WinoRa, the home OF Chairman
James Tawncy, CT the house appro-
priatioHs committee, with whom ne
will spend all of the evening OF the
17th.
The President also included In the
Itinerary of his trip down the Mss
issippi river, which begins at St Louis
October %, stop at Baton Rouge,
La.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Rockers Narrow Escape.

Jus; after the shooting when ! had
returned to the guard room Rocker
came in ali out Of breath and great
" excited. He said. My God. Archie,
I think I've been shot
I laughed at him at first. but he
was so earnest about u that I felt
in his left hand outside pocket just
over his heart. There was drill
regulation book there and bullet
had become mushroomed m the
pages.
Rocker was very excited when ]
pulled cut the book and showed him
the bullet and the way in which his
nc had been saved. He stripped
down to the skin and there was a
pcrceDtible reddish tiuguc just over
his heart. showing just where the
buIlc, would have gone had the book
not intcrPoscd.
Rocker and talked the matter over
and We agreed that he must have run
into the fire of the bullets. enc Ct
which had killed sutton. There we're
four shots that 7 heard In all. and
one Of them. am convinced. struck
Rocker.
4 have wondered more than once
why have not been called 10 20 be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
Saw it Was sutton.


THE man paid no attention and
ran Oh, and then the next moment l
saw flash and heard a revolver re-
port. There were three other shots
and the man who was running drop
Fed, | do not know at what shot.
Il ran over TO him and bent over
II was Lieutenant Sutton | saw
hole in the mans forehead, where
there was a rugged wound and hole
back of the LEW ear. where the bull
let came out clean.
Lieutenant Rocker, who has been
often mentioned in the case game in
70 the guard room where then was.
a short time before the shooting. He
was with a private named Richard
sen and they had a drink together.
At the time of the shooting he was
not anywhere in sight
The next morning an enlisted man
found a revolver On the ball field.
which was not the regular service
revolver. but 80 caIibre affair"
Tcdd said at one time in the con-
versation that he had the bullet him.
self that killed Sutton but later stat
ed that some one else had taken 1t.
lie refused to state finally whether
he knew where the bullet was or
NOT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11
TIE NsArasR,

Fair and cooler Wednesday;
Thursday fair; light to moder-
ate north Winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11

Il have wondered more than once
why have not been called 10 20 be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11

HEK DAILY PRESS Is the
ar newspaper published In
IMPORT News that receive the
~ news service Of the Asso-
cied Press.