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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
MATTERS ENJOiNED.
Mus. Show Cause Why They Should
Not Be Restrained.
(Rv Associated Yress.O

NEW YORK. March 13.-Papers IN
an injunction trough: by the Samuel
Nundheim Company. were served uP
on john A. M"ffitt. president of the
T.ircd Hattcrs Of America in Orange
y J.. today.
Mo.itt ard sixty other Offices OF
the United IIarters are ordered 10
show cause OH March % at Trenton
WHY they should not be restrained
from fining an intimidating union
men Who it is alleged. desired - re-
turn 10 work At plants where a
strike is nov in eject.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
RossEp ON TRAIN.
ciinsing to Window Negro Wrssted
vaIuabIes From Passenger.

ciinsing to Window Negro Wrsstsd
vaIuabIes From Passenger.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 1S.-MTs.
Della VI. Crane. artist. who has just
arrived from Jacksonville. Fla. is re-
ported to have been the victim OF .
daring hold up near that rlace While
comfortably seated in a Pullman car
which had slowed down al q railroad
crossing. she Is said to have been
robbed Of $3.50 in money and $4,000
worth OF Jewels by a negro, who run
ming alongside and thrusting his head
and shoulders through the window,
scabbed her valuables. She In
stinctiveiy ciutched al her bag. &C
cording TO the story, just as the
hands Of the in;ruder closed up On
it. A struggle ensued and Mrs Crane
called for assistance. "
Determined not to surrender Mrs.
Crane vainly strove TO wrench her
property from tue negro's hands. but
a; that instant he gave tug tack
wards and pulling ner arms out
through the WINDOW. he gave a sud
den twist. broke ncr grip and dro1ped
OF the train with his loot
Every cen: that Mrs. Crane had In
her possession WIS stolen. intending
her railroad ticket and Pullman re-
servation. The railv ay oficials PASSED
her through to her destination and
passengers, arIong them Charles @.
Gates. saw tina; TIER wants were sup
piled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
TOLD GUESTS SURPRISE N Store
Tragic Climax Came at Dawn When
Party About to Separate-No Cause
Other Than "Sheer Boredom-
Suicide Was Hero Of . Senaa-
tional Duel.
IBv Associated Press.D

PARIS. March H. - Fernand Raw
cEcz. wealthy young Partisan COM
mitted suicide at Monte Carlo last
night under sensational circum-
stances.
The young man gave supper 10
a number OF his friends. at which
the pleasure was fast and furious.
Several times during the evening Raw
enez cried: This Is nothing: u big
surprise Is awaiting you at the end.
At dawn when tne Party were seq
arating Ravenez shouted: Now for
the great surprise =
At the same time he arose abruptly
and walked toward the Gypsy or
chestra, which was playing Hungar-
ian rhapsody.
Practical Joke Expected.
His friends. expecting a practical
Joke. watched him expectanly. They
were stupetied to see him suddenly
place a pistol at his temple and fire.
He fell dead
The only reason for this act ia de-
scribed as sheer boredom"
Ravenez was only twenty years Old
and he had been q familiar hgttre
On the Paris boulevards, where his
liking for vivid clothing attracted at
;ention.
Hero Of Duel.
Three years ago the young man fg-
ured in a sensational duel
He challenged professional
swordsmans as a result Of cafe quar-
rel. but the swordsman refused 20
fight on the ground that Ravoez had
not yet reached his majority.
Undaunted. Ravenez issued q char
lenge dated the day he was eighteen
years cid. and he devoted the Inter
vening time to rigorous training.
=. When finally he did meet his ad-
versary on the held the contest was
Of the fercest character and 1t ended
by Ravenezy plunging his sword eight
inches into his opponents body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Blue and Gray Eneampment Closes
Meet Next at Southern Pines.
nv Associated PresS.D

: FITZGERALD GA. March 13.-
The Blue and me Gray Association
ut its annual cncampment here to-
day selected Southern Pines. y. e..
for the next reunion. The following
officers were elected: Commandments
chief Major r. F. Dixon. North caro-
lima: senior vice commander Captain
William " Mccormack, Georgia;
Junior vice commander, Capt an
Joseph Price. Florida: Chaplain-in-
chief. Rev. W. S. Harden. Georgia;
nudge advocate general, o. S. DEEM
ing. Warren. Ohio: Quartermaster
general. o. p Worth. Texas.
A national auxiliary was organic
ed today with Mrs. T. J. Stockton
CT Chicago as president and Mrs.
Lena Burdick OF Fitzgerald as secre-
tarv. The encampment closed thu;
afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
STRIKE QUICKLY ENDED.
Energetic Attitude Of Covern1en:
Svbdues PROTESTING TeIeFaphers.

PARIS. March ia strike Of the
telcgrap h operators in this CITY ended
late this afternoon as suddenly a. IL
began. Tho operators Welded before
the energetic attitude Of the govern
mcrt. which threatened instant dis
nissai unless work was resumed with
the loss az state Servan; privileges.
Tonight the service vas normal.
For several hours today the city vas
cut Of from tclegraphic Communica,
ton with the outside world. general
sirike occurring following a orarrri
between sub-chicf and the men.
The government lost no tim" IN
placing guards IN the various stations
and in issuing an uItimatum which
immediately brought large majority
Of the icIcgraphcrs hack 10 ;heir
tpys
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
RUMoREo PROMOTION.
Richmond Postmaster May Become
an Assistant Postmaster General.
Especial 10 Daily Pre-

tSpeCla! TO Daily PTeSS.'
RICHMOND. VA. Marcn l3.-It is
stated in political circles here that
Postmaster Royal r.. CabelI il slated
for a position as assistant 10 Post
master General Hitchcock. This re-
part has been going the rounds for
some time but only today has gained
such r7oporticas As 10 attract the at
:cnfion Of the knowing ones.
Shouli tAc re:ort bear out the facts
then il IS believed that Assistant
Postmaster Edgar Allen. Jr.. who was
CIass-mate Of Hitchcock. will ~
named as tine head e ;h" postal d"
par. mont in this city
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
General Bell ie Reappointed.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. March ID
President Taft today reapointed Ma
jor Franklin Bell as chief of staff OF
the army. which position he relin'
pushed on March under the law
terminating the service OF the incum'
bent of the Office as chief OF stan az
tie expiration OF the term OF the
President. by whom he Is appointed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Statesmen Contracted Colds.

WASHINGTON. II. C.. March Il
Both Senator Bacon. OF Georgia ana
former Reprcsen'a;ir" John Wesley
Gaines, OF Tennessee ar" fighting on
an attack OF pneumonia as result oil
severe colds contracted Oil inaugural
ton day The former Is greatly I'M
,,roypd b,,i tnc latter's condition Is
said to he causing his friends much
anxiety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Hioh TsrrH unfortunate.
fRy Associated Press.)

ATLANTA "a March 1?.-Form"r
President FIio' Ot Harvard. address
ing the Studc7 q the Georgia SCI col
nf T.chncInc, n 70 to-day. dealt win
the value " lpplied science.
Shaking particularly Of the value
Of com-c'i,iV" irad". he said tina, a
high tariff Is unfortunate. for nation
becnSc Il i.-,v"n's the competition
from which nations si~nRth IL
developed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
KEPT HIS WORD.
Sad He Wouid Suicide IL He Con.
trscted tuberculosis.
rRy Associate Cd PreSs)

PHIL 1FLPHT,. "a March Ia
leaving . ~" " saying 7 said ] would
end NV III N an hour If contracted
consumption. and I am going To do
% = John Murphy. aged II years. com
mittcd suicide AT his homo here to-
dav by swallowing oarboiic acid.
His wife. who is in the last stages
Of tuberculosis. struggled with Mur-
phy 10 wrest tho bottle cont aiming
the acid from him. Tat was not sue
ccssfnl Tho widow - left with an
infant three months old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
BISHOP IS HOPEFUL.
Convinced That Tar viii rress
NEGRO RAGS Fairly.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March IA
R;sbop Gaines Of the A. ". z. church
had a conference toIsy with 'he Pres
Ident about the future OF the rice"
as he expressed H.
4 am convinced said Bishop
Gaines after the conference. that the
President will treat the negro rsce
f1irly. mean that &c win DO ~
well by US as his predecessor. We
have a good many ofBcers in The
South and hoye TO -ecp them"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Angry Wife Kills Husband.
Try Associated Press

SPARTANBURG. S. c.. March ID
Angered by her husband who remon-
strated with her because she whipped
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Shuler, OF
Eloree. today seized a pistol and shot
her husband in the heart.
He died almost instantly.
There had been i'll feeling between
the couple for some time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Bridal Trip Interrupted.
nv Associated Press.)

ST. Louis. NO March 13.-1Hwis
r. WlSoncr. and his bride. who is Ia
years old were arrested heT" 'aSt
righ' Nv WaGDH"r's brother. Horace.
de1uty sh,riT from Nashville.
Tenn Wagon"T and mis- girl sii"
arc charged with forgery and c5iair-
ing goods un;cr false pretcns".
Lewis Wager until recently. was
a Dos Oficr d"rk at Nashville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Colorado Millionaire Dies.
nv Associated PrcsS.)

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.
March !2-EcneraI William j. Pal
mer. founder Of Colorado Springs.
died al his country sea. Glen Evrie.
west Of the city late iodav. Death
came as 2 result Of fall from
horse in October. 1896 which result
I'D in breaking his lack.
General Palmer has often been call
I'd the first citizen Of Colorado
He leaves an rstat" valued at SIS
600 OO0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Majority Of House Votes Demand
fo' Speakers Resignation
Just as Session Ends.
SENATE ExPELs ONE OF MEMBER,
As Regular Session Goes Out. Special
Session Convenes and Excitement
Continues-Probably All Night Sit
ting-Speaker Char.e With Man
ipulat:ng Clerks Salaries.

AUSTIN TEXAS. March l".-Att'r
mt'ubcrS and tn" llOuS" had Te
crested he speaker to r. sign, re-
quest that was I'm. r"d III" Both leg
islhtlrr WIS | runGhi 10 >lrrnuou'
end tonight hour. aver III" tim" orig
mail, So iuy fin II tiuurnmrHt, 10 re,
runvrnr lmIMCd.a', ' N E.'ri.i Sos
sion hen Che Gin: r'Hi" Ct III" res
sion in.t nlss,d w,.r" =; on g renewed
and equally az cNvi,iu. sC"nts are be
Ing enacted
A; 4 lac, hr'lr turi"!i 10th h"anc n"
were still IN S"> ion with prospects
nI remaining until tomorrow
Senator Was Expelled.
Senator Rranscom Thomas. OF Sui
phLr Springs. was expelled for max
inc charges of corruption IN the Sen
ate. which charges a committee DE-
Clar"i were untrue.
Tonight Governor Campbell issued q
proclamation calling special cleo
lion for April ; to select a successor
10 Mr.. Thomas. who will be candi
date for reelection.
In The House charges were made
that Speaker Kennedy secured the
salaries OF clerks not in attendance
at the Legislature. When the House
bv a vote Of Il to As. asked the speak
err. resignation. he declared that bed.
finally adjC urned.
The extra sessions Immediately re
convened.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Moves q Gridironer.
tBy Associated PreSs.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March IL
Thomas c. Ncyes. news manager OF
the Washington Star. today was
e.ected a member Of the Gridiron
Club.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Marietta Gone to Cuba.

NORFOLK. VA. March 13.-The
gunboat Marietta, with a full supply
of stores and ammunition. passed
out the Virginia capes last night
bound for Guantanamo Bay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Assassination Of Detective Leads
10 6fim Determination.
Ins1lcATD FROM THIS COUNTRY
Killing Of New York officer in Sicily
On Friday Causes . Renewal Of
Vigorous Warfare Upon Notorious
Italian crinnina: organization.
lRx Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. March 13.-Re!entiess
warfare will be waged against the
Black Hand societies by the police
OF this ana it is hoped other cities.
as result Of the murder Of Lieu
tenant Joseph Petrcsini. the noted de-
tective Of New York in Palermo.
last night.
For years Petrosini has been active
in his efforts TO bring to justice mem
bers of his own race. who carried
on Matchmaking operations in this
country through threas cf murder
made in he name OF the BLACK
Hand"
II is ie!,e we'd here that his murder
vas the result 0. q plot that had its
inception in the United States. and
that the persons indirectly responsi-
bic for his death are still within the
reach OF the American police. u 80
every effort will be made to bring
about their arrest and conviction.
And with 'ris end in view Inspector
NcCafcrty head Of the New York
.tfltNllkf Nv. S'Ht Wv ~
the authorities in the principal cities
Of the country asking that increased
ACTIVITY BE- exerted agains; all Flick
Hand SUSPECTS
Al viii De Arrested.
Immediately orders we're given 10
arrcs. at cncc all men ia New York
city who arc believed - have con-
nectiGn with B,acX Hand" opera
fions
PetrosirTs murderer. who Tas a
member Of the Black Hand fired
four shots from a reyDlver. Petrosini
arrived in Sicily only a short time
ago. and vas engaged in c0nduc' ing
an Investigation rcgaraInS Italian
criminals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
Presidents Of Nicaragua and Saliva.
dor Declare Peace Rejgns.
AMERICA DsPosING WARsH|Ps
United States Will Send Gun6oat
Yorktown to a Point to Prevent
Troops.
(By Associated PresS.)

WASHINGTON ID. c.. March e.
In SO far as official dispatches were
concerned there were no develop
ments today in the Central American
situation. II was announced at the
State department tnat no word had
come from Nicaragua or elsewhere
bearing on the subject. After wait
ing all day for a reply to his dispatch
Of last night. the Mexican ambassd-
dor visited Secretary Knox and in
formed him that as ye; he had moth
ing to communicate. In the mean
time. following a conference between
Mr.. Knox. Secretary Meyer and Rear
Admiral PillsbuTy. chief Of the bureau
Of nayigai ion. the ships now in Mica
rsguan waters were assigned to sta
tons. There will be one al Greyto~ n
and another al BIuefields on ne A.
lantic side. one at COrinto ard an
other in the bay Of Fonsccd on the
Pacific side.
Prevent Movement Of Troops.
This latter vessel. the Yorktown. be-
cause Of her light draught. will he
able TO proceed as far as Amapala
and thus prevent The movement OF
troops between Nicaragua and Saliva
dor by water.
Should any such move be under
taken overland across Honduras ma
rines viii he dispatches 10 check II.
Becaus. Of the recall Of Mr.. Greg,
DRY. the american secretary of iesa'
ton a; Maaagua II is believed that
the position here NJ Minister Espi-
nnsa, Of Nicaragua. will become nm
,cnablc and that in consequence. he
will take his departure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14
oe,i.,s From Both Countries.

NEW YORK. March l?.-The Presi-
dents of both Nicaragua and Salvador
deny thar there has been any ont
break Of hos'iIiiies between the Two
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-14

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives
the fun news service Of the
Associated Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-23
A FAT WOMAN
HATES SOCIETY

Fat people have to get into clothes
that are designed for people OF formal
physique. The men wear dress suits
and look like comic pictures The wo-
men wear low necked dresses TO their
evident humiliation. This Is why 10
Is often said that a fat woman hates
society. Fat is as much the mistake a.
poor health as anything else. The
things that make fat should be makino
good blood, bone and nerves. The secree
is that tho digestive machinery Is out Of
gear. The juices make tat in too large
quantities. This fat impedes the cir-
culation. cramps the heart, suppressea
the liver, crowds the lungs and inter-
feres with the stomach. Marmola Tab
let's are harmless. They arc taken after
each meal. They help digest that meal
as nature intended It should be di-
gestsd. They remove the fat already
made at the rate of from - 10 18
ounces day and they leave no fAbhy
skin OF wrinkles. They are sold where
ever drugs are Sold or In the same cat
egory with harmful patent fat reducers.
They contain Marmola, cascara aro-
matte and pepsin water. II you do noe
care to call upon your druggist. send
rs cents to The Marmola Company,
Dept 8sl. Detroit Mich. and they will
send you a large full size case by r..
turn mail in plain package. postage
paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-23
erundy Center News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Grundy Center Oct 23.-Mrs. A. w.
Fink was buried from her home in
Melrose township Thursday afternoon.
Her death i. an unusually sad one, from
the fact that they had been in litigation
for some time over the ownership of
their farm, on which they had lived for
over forty years, and which they had
supposed was theirs, subject to an en-
cumbrance At the last term of court
an adjustment was reached Of a law
suit which involved the title to their
farm, and they quoted the title in
themselves. 1t Is known that this trou
Bile over the title to their farm fol-
lowed by the heavy expenses of the liti-
CATION. weighed heavily on Mrs. Fink
and undoubtedly fastened her death
She was the mother of eleven children
and ten Of them, with her husband
survive her.
E. A. Crary. county attorney. has
formed a partnership with a. l.. Samp-
son, to be known as the Crazy Samp-
son Realty Company.
Congressman Good. of Cedar Rapids
has been secured to deliver lecture
at this place during the month of No.
vember, his subject being Hawaii
Mr. Good has been spending some time
| In Hawaii since congress adjourned, a!
| a member of committee of congress:
on the Hawaiin islands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-23
FREEZE DAMAGES ONIONS.
Grower Near Hampton Loses 1,2ot
Bushels During Cold Snap.


Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton. Oct. 23.-The recent cold
spell came as a surprise to great
many in this vicinity, and many who
had tender vegetables that were not
yet gathered in have lost more or less
of their crops by freezing
The heavier loser so far heard from
is Will S Heuerman, who resides in
the north part of this city He has been
raising onions on quite large scale
this summer, and his crop was mostly
pulled and piled up on the ground
ready to be loaded and shipped TO a
Minneapolis firm that had contracted
for a large quantity of the onions The
heavy frosts came on and then the
freezing weather. and Mr.. Heuerman
reports that he is short about loo
bushels as a result of the sudden drop
in the temperature.
A few acres OF the vegetables were
not yet pulled. but as they grow close
to the top of the ground, and, when
matured. have no protection from the
weather, they were little better off than
those that were pulled. He places his
loss at about s700.
The same cold spell got In its work
on the potato crop here. A considerable
raise large quantities of the tubers and
the loss is said TO be about 20 pei
cent by the freeze
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-23
Northern Io1ua Items

thru a window on; the south side of the
house. The robbery, was both daring
and profitable. It il thought the thief
or thieves timed their visit for the
short interval whe nthe nah nthemm
m. The maids were in the house at the
time. One was in the kitchen, to the
rear of the first floor. and the other
was in her room on the third floor,
sewing.
Manchester. 5iys
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Davenport & Manchester Interurban
Railway was held at Davenport the
first of the week. F. j. Cross, Of Mon
ticello, was present and submitted a
proposition to build and equip the road.
After some elaboration Mr.. Cross Of
fer was accepted and he was given the
contract to build between Manchester
and Monticello. His contract states
that he must have this much of the
line in operation before Oct. 1. 1910 L.
Matthews, of Manchester is president
of the new company
Forest City.
w. r. Newland, 50 years of age. a
! farmer residing near Lake Edwards.
died recently. He had been sick for
the past ten years and the immediate
cause of his death was paralysis and
other complications. He came to this
vicinity from Iowa Falls four years
ago. He was born in Saybrook, ILL.,,
but had been a resident of Iowa for
eighteen years. He is survived by his
| wife and ten children. who are: E.
/ C. and r. D., of Arriba, Colo; Mrs.
Ella Bentz, of Waterloo, and Beatrice
Hanson, Arch, Leo, Irwin, Iowa and
| Lizzie, at home.
Sioux City.
That Rt Rev Bishop Garrigan. OF
Sioux City, is being prominently men
toned in connection with the vacant
see of Hartford. Conn, is a rumor
which has reached Sioux City. The
diocese of Hartford has been without
a bishop since the death Of Rt Rev
Bishop Tierney, Oct. g. 1908. 1t COM
prises the entire state of Connecticut
and has within it's confines nearly 500
parishes, being considerably larger
than the diocese of Sioux City. 1t has a
college for boys. six academies fol-
girls, three orphan asylums, Home
| of the Good Shepherd. an industrial
school for boys. two homes for working
girls, four hospitals two homes for the
aged. and a preparatry seminary for
theological students. and other insti-
buttons.
Sheldon.
c. Lynch, Sheldon stock shipper or
Tuesday morning arrived at the Siou,
City stock yards with three cars Of
live stock, and when they We're un.
loaded it was found that four grown
cattle and a calf had disappeared il
transit. The stock was put on the cars
Monday night at Sheldon and CAREFUL!
counted and the bill of lading ISSUED
for Lightweight head of cattle. TIL,
train after leaving Sheldon made onl,
one stop, at Alton, and that was bu
twenty minutes in duration. Just wher'
the cattle We're taken from the cars l.
not known. The cars were not sealed
i The matter is being investigated b.
the secret service department of TIL
I Northwestern road and the stock yard
COMPANY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-23
CURING cATARRH.
Accept Our Advice and Try This Rem
edy at Our Risk.


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