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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH

n NE of the most striking differ
ences between the modern British
~ and the American methods Of do
ing business is brought out by the
money transfer agreement between
the United Kingdom and the republic,
by which the Western Union Tele-
graph company is permitted to make
cable transfers between points in the
United States and United Kingdom.
When the transfer reaches the United
Kingdom it ceases to be corporational
and becomes governmental, as the tel
egraph system of the United Kingdom
is controlled by the postoffice depart
meut
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM-"The Bachelor"
MASON-"The Prlma Donna"
BURBANK-"St. Elmo"
BELASCO-"Monte Cristo."
MAJEsTIC-Dark.
ORPHE EUM-Vaudevill
GRAND-"Love Tales Of Hoffman"
Los NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CHER'S-Musical comedy.
UNIQUE-Vaudeville and comedy.
OLYMPIC-MusicaI comedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
AGE OF MACHINES AND THE
MAKERS ARE NOT TO BLAME

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9.-[Editor
Herald: 1t has been the hobby of
the theologian, philosopher and
others to point out to the working
man his faults and shortcomings, and
blame him because he lays the blame
of his misfortunes upon everybody
and every organization" But the
worst to be said is that he does the
best he knows how. Can as much be
said of others?
There are workingmen yet unborn,
and it is presumed that they are to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

whose residences are east of the river
and who are employed in the city VINO
ere compelled to stand out in the ram
as the cars are very otten from nNe "
ton minutes late and do not always
make connections. :,
As a property owner and taxpayer
take This means of bringing to the at
tention of the travelling public the stu
alton as it exists at the present.
There is a fact of selfish corporate IN
tercsts in the condition, and pubic
welfare has been neglected to certain
degree in many public trusts ana mu-
inequalities. A square zeal 10 every
one L. a. McmANhA'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
DR.. COOK

DETWEEN the lines of the state
IL ment of Dunlde and Loose DR..
~ Cooks latest accusers. it is easy
TO read the explorer may possibly have
been remiss i'm some of the details Of
his work, and may have been eager
to dll in these details on his return
to civilization But the fact he may
have neglected to take his attitudes
and may have been anxious to remedy
his omission is not convincing proof he
is falsifying. It is merely additional
proof of the fact DIR. Cook was not a
professional Arctic explorer. but
Brooklyn practlcing physician, who,
after various Arctic experiences. made
up his miud that he, scientifically an
amateur, knew better than the pIo-
fessionals how to reach the pole.
Although the statement at first
glance may sound paradoXical, our
knowledge Of human nature would
lead us to accept the latest Cook in
cident as proof that he reached the
pole. even If he did not discover it
scientifically or in accordance with the
rules of the Polar Discovery trust.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

What's the matter with old Frisco?
She seems to be getting quite "frisky."
Los Angeles prosperity is very, very
we admit But the best ad-
vice we can hand out to all other cities
is, Make your own prosperity. Don't
try to sponge on ours.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Since Chicago began to conduct open
air schools there has been a great i'm
provement in the health of children
permitted to study out of doors in
stead of in stuffy schoolroom. The
experiment in open air instruction has
been most successful.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Mount Wilson has a hood of snow,
and from the very minute the rain is
over South California will have a car
pet of flowers. No other state in the
Union can entertain winter and spring
at the same session. There's only one
California, and Greater Los Angeles
is the metropolis thereof
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
Public Letter Box

TO COERI.s sPO&DENIs--LettCss Intended
for publication must be accompanied bV the
name au, Ha4tFt~s OF tue t,t-.r.. Ihe fsfi va
,,iyes the widest latliu'e 10 cnrrespunden -
but Assumes no responsibility for their views
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Shop early. Do your shopping now.
Don't postpone it until the rush is on.
1t is the pace that kills" The holi-
day rush is responsible annually for
the illness and death of many store
employees There's nothing in that to
suggest merry Christmas"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Proposed increases in freight rates
are being opposed by industries that
are menaced notably by the automo-
bile industry. A rate controversy with
automobiles as the subject will GER
tainly hasten the day when auto
trucks and good roads will make rail-
road rate gouging an old and innocu-
GUS story.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
DEADLY JEALOUSY

M HE heroic romance Of the story of
wireless telegraphy, with its time
- ~ rescues its warnings, it's sue
cessful appeals for life-saying aid, has
been interrupted rudely and unfortu-
nately by HUMAN NATURE, Some
times we think the story of Adam and
Eve in the Garden Of Eden is entirely
allegoricaL and that HUMAN NA-
TURE was the serpent, The devil has
had to bear great deal more than his
share Of the blame for the actions OF
Human Nature. 1t is very, very con
venient to have a Wicked Partner
isn't It?
And one of the first actions Of man.
when he became what he calls civilized,
was to associate with himself a wicked
partner, on whom ne could throw the
blame of all the mischief wrought by
human nature.
Bert =. Wendler, wireless telegrapher
who first picked lp the burning Clar-
ions &C. Q. d" says the jealousy of a
rival wireless operator caused the loss
Of fourteen lives. IL this assertion can
ne pL'NgAt5 tii1 .l' cat anu al'- lN4 4llS
jealous wireless operator was guilty Of
criminal Carelessness.
There is no passion in the world as
mean, despicable, unworthy and loath-
some and abomlnable as jealousy. 1t
has retarded mankind I'm tae march of
progress, has kept some men from ac-
complishing their best work, has made
the lives Of others struggles when they
should have been uiumpls resulting in
the benefit Of their tg,5H men. The
jealousy Of the wireless operator who
caused the death Of the Clarion men
carries with it moral of wide appl-
cation.
Like other evils, jealousy reaches OUT
and causes further evils. which some
times lead to wooful disasters and
grieyous loss of human life.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Boss Zelaya of Nicaragua is report
ed to be indulging freely in talk. They
say talk is cheap, and yet sometimes
it has expensive consequences.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
lust unharness

Mrs. Naggs-John, have you read this
magazine article entitled How to Be
Happy Though Married.?
Naggs-Of course not. l know how
without reading 1t.
"Well, how?"
"Get a divorce. "-Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
Thrifty

what possessed old Tightwad to think that
Gladys would make him a good wife?"
Because at bridge she always declared
spades when she was rich enough to afford
no trump."-Puck.
II was nearly killed yesterday"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Christmastide is also teachers tide
in Los Angeles. There will be a big
assemblage of teachers here to greet
the Merrle Yule.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Edward L. Hearn Of New York, vice
president and general manager Of the
Casualty Company of America, says
next year will be a heavy business
year in which every part of the coun-
try will enjoy great prosperity. Mr..
Hearn points out Los Angeles ENJOYS
natural advantages which will make it
n great manufacturing district. Since
il has the added advantage Of good
government, there can be no doubt the
supremacy Of Los Angeles is assured,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11
Ultimate consummatlon

And still the cost of living
Gets higher every day,
And the ultimate consumer
Is In the consomme
kansas City Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Aviation week will be a great sue
cess. 1t was to be expected other
cities would try to get in on such
a remarkably fine proposition. San
Francisco has kindly offered to take
aviation week off Los Angeles hands.
Declined with thanks. Los Angeles is
the aviation metropolis of the west,
and will retain and maintain its su-
nreD1acy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Hundreds of thousands Of stamps
representing the anti-tuberculosis
movement are being sold. The coun-
try is awakened to the Importance Of
driving out the white plague. and it
will be conquered as surely as small
pox was conquered.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

On all matters pertaining 10 advertising
nEer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

Tomorrow-The American Congress;
XX; Sneaker Cannon's Career.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-11

he house of representatives,
February IA, 1890, adopted a
new code of rules known as
"the Reed rules" and with
few material changes 1T now
governs the house. The code
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
OPENS UP WAY FOR
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
JUDGES Ruiino Admits Evidence
Which is Regarded AZ Victory
for PERSECUTION.

UNION. s. c. Feb. 4.--lnterest in
crrases in the Sensational Jones wife
murder case nov on trial here.
Judge Nemmenc-r today ruled TN.
a.v evidence as 10 threats by Jones
on the life OF his vie and evidence
Is to their rela hip since tAelr
c.apan,y OF their rev home Logan
three years ago " aid be allowed
This is re carried AS victory for
the prosecution and much very - IL
<a,iCEai testimony Probably VIII De
brought out soon.
Mrs. Whtlock -w-re to Seeing
numerous bruises and scars on h'T
sister. Jones dec ased wife, during
her life time and Low during Il visit
d h. s!s.cr. shortly before the al
legged murder. I'll" heard Jt1e.' ours
i,c his wife in til" room which Jones
and his wife occupied and SOUND
as If some enc mad been knocked
down
witness asked Jones to be Sooi to
her sister AID she referred to an in
cidcni when h. lad taken his wifi
finn a school exhibition and on 1h'
way home had trlt her with bottles.
He sail he wruid rule his ow"
house. 4 negro .,stitied tina; Jones
invited him t. dine with him
The negro Objected bur Jon > tod
him II was all ri-h,.
Numerous witnesses testified to
various inciG"i's "t Jones alleged
brutal rva meni p5 his wife ard a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
SENSATIONS DEVELOP
Confronted With Body Of Supposed
Victim, SiCCd Unnerved.
MURDERED MA, WAS A BGAMI,T
Third and Last wife Held Together
With Boarder Charged With the
Crimc-Dramatic Scene at Bier OF
the Husband
the Husband


NEWARK. y J., Feb. i.-There
were sensational developments TO-DAY
In the case of Frank Wilhelm. the
who was found murdered
in his home here Monday.
The revelations involved the charge
that Wilhelm hal three wives living
and thar he had never been divorced.
Another occurrence O. in ercst was
the action of the police in suddenly
bringing Mrs. Mary J. Wilhelm and
Nicholas Sicca. boarCcr in the vii
helm home. both held in connection
with the murder, into the presence
cf the body of the murdered man.
Mrs. Wilhelm, though she became
hyster:caI. withstood the test fairly
well. but Sicco was so disturbed tina.
his arrai2nment in court. set for to-
day. had to be postponed.
Another Claims Him.
Mrs. Frederick A. wilhelm. of New
York. claimed she wa married tn
Wilhelm il. Jersey City in 1894. soon
af,er he had deserted his first wifi =.
Hannah Wilhelm. who was also his
step daughter.
Two years later. she said. she dis
covered his pCTfidy.
When she accused him. he dCs'Tt-
ed her. she alleged. ana her year
al daughter and a baby To be born.
and NCd with his Sep sister wife.
Sine tn she had nor head from
him uUii! Nh" child. then unborn AID
now lad oj y year. read of his
murder IN d newspaper Tuesday and
recognized has picture n h" EaW'r
as i!..' ~ tn" maH v fi"s.' picture. IN
their hCInc. h. had tcra told wa
his father.
Mr. Frederick \ Wilhelm Ices
NJ know wha' became Of Hannah
Wilhelm.
Ms. Frederick \ wilhelm and he
sister. US. Maria NrTnai1r. OF New
YORK. tainted At WiIEe!m's bier TO-DAY.
h:ia he funeral was in progress
and Whom As hoy declared hey id":e
tilted tn" dad man as IN" hushrnd
F'rrdcrick 4 Wilhelm.
Mrs Wilhelm fell .IramatiCallr
across The coffin in complete state
Of collapse. while her sist": slipp"G.
10 the floor in a faint.
Mrs. Mary J Wilhelm. the wife
now he'll In connection with the rlur-
der. was Mt PERMITTED To attend the
funeral alt huugh sh" had r"qTes'"d
pcrm ission to do SO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
CHARGES MEASUREMENTS
BY THE PAPER TRUST
Publisher Asserts International Com
pam Deliberately Misrepresented
Amounts Pad Out IN Wages.

WASHlNGTDN. II. c. Feb. i
John Norris Of the American News
papry l'uhil -li"rS a 500 at.on. %''nt %
day TO th" huus" rnuiHIitt"" on way =
and means Il letter wherein h"
charSvh thai the International Paper
Company. in presenting It's arGn-
nlri,tS iUr IA" retention f IN" tG|iii
ON paper hal deliberately misr"pr".
scented to tn" committee" III" amounts
paid Ivy til" paper company as Wages
Ia I.ap"rmak"rS
H. charged that IN making com
parisuuS with CanadI; II mills To show
thu. r. !ajiN" roy for hh, :, IN" Inter
rational PAPER & mrany had nnh"s-
state, tn" .iIruuntS paid 10y Canadian
mills.
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Roosevelt Wires Protest.

SACRAMENTO. CAL. Feb. -
Governor G.llelt. this afternoon re-
ccivci the following telegram from
President Roosevelt:
Wa hington. D. C, Feb 4. 1909.
j y. Gil!ctt. Governor of California:
"Y1ur kid letter just received.
What is the rumor tina. the Califor-
MIA legislature has passed a bill cN'
c!uLiag III. Japencse children from
tho public schools This is The mos
offensive bill OF all and in my ji'!s
m,'nt is clearly unconstitutional. ard
We should at once have TO test it In
iho courts. CA Il be stopped in the
legislature or b. veto?
fSipnpdt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Double Force Of Police Keeping
Down Racial strife.
ON WHITE GIRLS RESENTED
All is Cu.et at Present, But Undercur-
rent of Feeling is Strong--Grmed
Through Negro District.


PITV SRURG PA, FED. i.-Thc
situation in The Heron Hill district
where ever 100 negroes have been a
rested during the past couple OF days
following the many attacks on young
wki;e girls in that section of The
city. is quiet tonight but a dou0lr
force Of police and plain clothes men
is sill Oh Cuty as there is strong
uadercurrent OF racial feeling that
needs bu; slight excuse to make il
break forth in viclent form.
The authorities believe that in
Mack Niece. a negro arrested in tn"
raid Tuesday night. they have the
nan who has been terTor!ziEg the
Heron Hill district.
McGee was identified today as the
negro seen running away from the
scerc Of the NEST recent assault. AID
Miss Ida O'Neil. the victim of the al
tack, gave description of the ca
worn by her assailant thai fl s th"
head gear worn by McG"c. How
ever the police are continuing tho
search IF unemployed negroes an"
occasional arrests are still h"in"
made.
Limit Of Law Given.
Judge John D. Shafcr today ser
fenced William Martin. .COlored. to
serve FIVE years in the Western pCni-
ten;iaTy. the limit OF the law on /
harsr OF assault and battery with in
t"nr 20 commit NOR" serious crime
on Mrs Mary Shafcr several week.
ago.
Many ncC:oes of he Herr n HI
district Al" moving &" me srhur's
10 ge; away from he seen" az tn"
;rrubic
The aut horitics hay" son, on de-
coys in the troubled section Ii al
If :: 80 catch nCC-ons who ha.'
been mos sting whit" women.
Young NOV. dress d as women ard
aracl with 'lackjackS. walk through
:hc u!st-ic; hoping - have 100 gully
negroes aCcost or attack hem
Another Girl At.sckso.
report was made 20 IN" pOli'"
'onigh; OF an attacN on girl IN tn"
I,&w-CrcCviII dis riot % ~" CO..
about two miles from n" Herr UiIl
section.
Margaret blessing. aged Is i"ars
alleges that a negro came , tn"
houSn where she was employed lat"
today and when reused tic keys .
tho automobile garage. checked her
and hit her over % mead with 4 st. ~
bar
The girl was no: seriously injured
and tho police have been unable 20
cs1:nre Tho assailant
Because 70 this. the au;hrTi.ic'
have increased their vigilance in iha'
distTict materially. fearing repc i.
tlor Of tbc Hcrrcn IIill troubles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
NEWPORT NEWS. VA FnIDAY, FEBRUARY ). 1909.
BIZ IAN COMMENTS UPON
"ARiS1OCRAHC PARTY"
| ate Candidate fer Pres dent Offers
Me:slge c. Good Cheer 20 South
crn DCmocracy.
CIV Associated l'r>S J

TAMPA. tI.A.. Feb / ~-Sr'thin1
an immense thioug fn.m h" "r"nt'
sand at th, race tlA'k This att'l
n~un. William J. H'>"H s%il n
hrDI2A 10 ,hr D"n0rIn'~ OF ia
South Il lit, .>aG" OF good 'h'"I ih&t
there is a -, adily IL. 'u,:Gt "Unt /.
u,nt thaj makes t-r i!' G:>"th o:
rir' H,.nuri.tt.c party it. ~ lr@rl
:iLt..-
Ne CONNIE med on IHr wrrlG w!d,'
spread D,lAGrEacH ". ",,r "t III o
''.igu> Of HE times Wh"u the ina>:,"'
wuGlI demand their 'i"htS ct to"
4rIsl -rrH;Ir class. which ! now a..
in" r.r:N .ndCavur l" l. ii - """
n.t':..t >nN!l growth.
lie ,:I,,i I've recent 'hAn'" IN III
@r,rTuIrrnr 4 Turkey ami declared
IhH; IT,. Gown lrotB 3" n">"' = q
t.Ii country had Tor" 4 tn" Ih"S'
..u.,c,a,., monarch ct in"I.Tn time
:.an. a democratic '"!, 'i:u;!nn.
Ueurpation OF Power.
H., .rmrurmird upon IT, a.. rpIri"l.
uI power w the 'ar.s5"' :-'!c' GArtE.
tir. nl,.acnt administrtt! ~. tsI'' heat
Il Miurh hr ! i"rred L. g., d"!' 2alIi.
to L'u. ~,lf all IA" aui .l"' 4. c Il ca"
II III" manipulate. II @: lis hI"h o.
iir'.
I;r chsner is surely '0n!.n@. n
q, 2ia,", and added mat prospects
WI" urr"'rt'r than = Tor Dem"
c!H'.t ylctU:N in 1872.
Nr H.,:.n injected r":i~'d"rahi" MI
nur ,nrp as remarks ~ SAY ing 'hai
h. k:l"W there were en- II ~ too mann
T. .,.ui. leans IN tht. co ntiV Tor ln"l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

tliV \ .'' j ts'>~.'
WNSHINGT II. c. fCb -
Fricnts Of W o. Lo"b. jT. scr
taIy to IL" Y. NJ. nad" u" h'f
mite statem'r aY that n" Is 10
Enccr,c c,,rI,e Il the r.rt Of y v
York ~ ir' ming OF ~" mex
administrat.or
Tho P0.jtj"r is stated. was "i','
- 20 NJ 10. ne mon rs aED Nv
NJ Tai, and -pted by him
W ii. ,. - IL stated. - 10
bcc3mc tho e.. #"nt.aI political al
vfscr Of tho PRESIDENT on Now
YORK rna'i"T'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Tvs Killed at Mine.

lOHNSTOWN. PA. Feb. Two
u!rn were killed and sight others
injured today as the rcTul, an eie-
vator accident q; shaft NJ. I Of tho
Jerome coal mine. Jerome. PA. near
hero
Tho dead men are Michael Mud
derrick and Charles Bcrgers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Act on =. Caroor.
Iorpeeo Eo,ts 20 Help.

WASHINGTON u G. Frh Tn"
third torpedo n tia nov ~ Pensa-
cola Fla. has icon ordered 10 Mo
bio - participate in he Nardi Grss
celebration there February - 20 80;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
NOTHING MYSTERIOUS,
DECLARES ElLYSON
State Chairman Gives out State.
ment Concerning Report Of
C0mmitteemen's Retirement.
TROM HAS BEEN Gut Two YEARS
Fact Apparently known Cn'y -
Chairman-L after Considers Irat
Railroad Attorney and Ryan Wen'
Gu. Of Office in 1oC2-Not Certain
As to Their designations.


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~, 49, ''f, - ." ,','' -, AVS.
~ .,, ,,,'5 ,r,.:.,',,, rll,..n said hi;
.,Ij,,,,,, '..,hi,,., IN, lr,e.
49,, ,,,,,...r,,,,,. o,,,,., :nn
rc,i~ru,.u, OF Mr,:rs RYAN AN. Them
ant In l." Np:-l.'y from I'll" sat"
,N,,.,t::I, G. mI;t'.r. Hld !. l. - }
/, ., ;t,r! ;..lr "NN1"" should -" en-
yit.,r j., &, O:.Aiv speaking. ! hia
SAY tina haI" n" hing !" {. !:''2'
l.ou.h i; ought 10 !" mamie tha.
there a.e many Grl,i coma rt"h
with party matters that il * me-;
proper tor the : ate chairman 10 DIS
CuSS IN the new, Alr":|. ~" Is a.
vou know. largely hold r'>roAsl''!'
Ir III, affairs If III" parry. MY
!rIcat.d election b" 'h~ p0'!;'
should a. Last show that my
mana2, nlcnt has INSPIRED confidence
SO far as III" cXocu.iv" commit
tee is concerned. III authority Tor
is selection has been solely vest"
IN me. In making my choice. haEH
been careful above all thing, 10
choose men representing the GlHer
cnt factions. oiu not
my power as son'e'h!"s
to be or ad'aH age 10 nisSh.
selected tAe men WIN rev inv
their tfclency rs party "o'A''S.
VIII! Exerc Sc Judgment.
As | have said. my administration
n affair. must be regarded as salts
factory, as have always been M
alimously reelected since the honor
frs. came 10 me. 1; is my puIpoaa
still 20 continue to exercise my jude
mcnt solIIy with reference to the
good of the party and with absolute
~ no reference to my personal inter
ests
The Statc committee is elected
every four years. when the State CON
vcniion meets and then comes also
the election OF the State chairman.
The later. in turn. chooses his eXech-
tive committee, which is a sort OF ad-
visory cabiner. II" is not require"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
ROOSEVELT WIRES WARM PROTEST
Vote Was Nearly Two to One m
Favor OF Separation Of Japs Fr2m
'Bitl Of Al, Declares President ~
Telegram.
Telegram.


&ACN iMI;NTO. CO., r,h
Grow. /. l"hns"n's hiil c""'I.''I'n;
ia an,.~" to attend >, pa:atH hrN""lS
Ia~,,d IT,. assembly today hv = VOC
II * 10 70
Nr. Johns AZ ether ball prohibit
iny al:rrs from y Ing members %!
lua,.e o. dirr,to:s and rtS,IIct.nE
;hc,u in Ir>idrnc" districts a. tn"
option OF boards of supervisors were
drfcat,.. The former b. vote of II
to l..
The latter measure failed Of pa
sa@. because Of a tie vote. the friends
OF the bill being unable - muster
The rcgNir. Il Il votes.
The roll call finally STOOD - l."
- after a call of the House and seH-
eraI changes from aye to no and vice
versa.
Tie Principal debate was upon the
residential segregation bill.
DistinctiveIy Anti.Japanese.
ManxrHhos voted against the land
ami corporation measures announced
that they favored segregation OF I'M
desirable aliens because that was ef'
fectiye anti-Japanese legislation.
Shortly after the disposal OF tn"
Johnson bills. Mr.. Drew moved that
the vo:" b. which his land bill was
defeated yesterday be reconsidered.
He offered to amend the measur"
By striking out a section which i
had been declared, violated the treaty
rights of several nations.
He declared that as the school bill
hal just been passed, and that was
the one against which the President
Objected most strenuousiy two years
ago. the assembly should 90 step
fur her and pass the land bill also.
The motion was lcst, the vote being
sc ayes and 80 noes.
This showed a gain of ten votes
for the opponents OF the bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
WE r.

Fair Friday. warmer In OK
treme southwest pcrton Satur-
day ram: moderate southwest
winds.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

(ContiBued or Third Pase).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
oniI newspaper published ~
Newport News that receives
the fulI news service Of the
Associated Press.