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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Norfolk Delegates Named.

NORFOLK. VA. July 39.-Mayor
Ridick today appointed the following
delegates to the Atlantic Inland Wa
terways Convention at Providence. X.
l.. August 81
w. VI. Talcoit, H. j. Goodrich. W.
II. Wales. Jr., B. l.. Bugg, Benjamin
Single, Phil Yeatman. Joseph &.
Prince. H. NJ Kerr. Z. T. Lamb and
H. X. Wolcott.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
EXTRACTION WILL
BE UNNE CESSARY

QUEBEC. July 29.-lf - the
suspected passenger aboard the
steamer Montrose proves to be
Or. HawIey II. Crippen, he will
be arraigned under the prov's-
ions of the fugitive Offenders
act between British posses
sions. With this procedure,
formal extradition will be un-
necessary.
A warrant for the arrest OF
crippen has already been sworn
out, returnahIe before Judge
Anglers, a police magistrate.
This warrant, j. 10 understood,
was issued as early as last
Monday, hpt was kept a secret
so ae to not interfere with the
administration of justice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Young Official 81 Big Financial insti-
tuition confesses to Stealing $780,
coo In Stocks ard Bonds and He is
Impoverished In psfeuait of $751;
600 Bail.
CASHIER TELLS
HOW He STARTED

NEW YORK. July 29.--in his
cell in the Tombs, Wider made
tonight the following state
ment:
Il never thought OF the prob
able consequences OF my act.
never thought of anything ex-
cept that HAD an opportunity
in Wall street 10 make money.
And II seemed safe. too
My pay at the bank was so
small | could not live and keep
my family in the way saw my
friends keep theirs.'
Wider's pay is said TO have
been 1920 a year.
II kept thinking about the
way in which money was made
In the stock market. l heard
how easy Il was and that any
one could get in there and
= - ~ 49, .
speculate.
Then when l had got In
practically up to my neck,
went ;he limit. II could not be
much worse, ] thought, and any
day It might turn in my favor.
And here | am"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
WILL ESTABLISH WAREHOUSES;
LARGE Cotton Dealers Meet at sos-
ton II Confer on Handling Staple.
ny Associated Press)

BOSTON. MASS. July 2s.-Takins
for the purpose Of revoiutionizing the
cotton industry Of the United States.
z conference was held today at the
Rome of John Hayes Hammond at
Gloucester. at which there were prs
ent. besides Mir Hammond. Daniel =
Sully. the New York cotton operator
and Scott Dalgleis. OF Cairo, Egypt.
representative of the Hirsch syndicate
CT London.
Briefly. the idea is to establish
warehouses in all parts of the cotton
producing districts Of this country. as
we'll as in the manufacturing centers.
Tor storing the cotton crop. so shat.
instead of selling il from hand TO
mouth. as has been the practice. II
will be marketed through the entire
year when desirable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Her FLAG at Half Mast.

NORFOLK. VA. July 2e.-The Roy
al italian cruiser collier Sierope'
Count Francisco ID Cssteiloro com
handing. and flying her sag at hall
mast fc- King Humberi. who vas as
sasrinafsd ten yesIs ago today, ar
-ives this afternoon from New York
20 load 1900 tons Of coal At Lambert
point for the italian government. she
expects 70 sail tomorrow FOR Brindis'
italy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Attempts TO eurn Horses.

RICHMOND. VA July 2s.-tlre
aends last night -paid their second
visit in three weeks to the plan Of
the Home Brewing Company. 4e5
North Harrison street. aE5 attempted
to destroy the stables containing sew
enfv-Gve valuable draught horses.
The Ere was disccveSed by a wa'ch-
man few minutes after a negro vas
seen fleeing from the scene u was
cxtinguished by the FIRE department
after one horse had been seriously
burned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
New Trottinq Record.

KALAMAZOO. MICH. July 90
Country Jay. grand old fourteen-year-
cid trotter proved the wonder of the
Grand Circuit opening center of all
harness history, when in the second
heat of the 1905 trot today, he made
a new record for himself in the time
Of 2:05 IA,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Labor Differences adjusted.
.Ev Assnciateo Press,

PITTSBURG, PA, July 29.-"All
differences between the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and its men on
lines west of Pittsburg have been ad-
iusted.
This statement was maze by Gen
eral Manager G. l.. Peck, OF the lines
west. tonight following the conclud-
ing conference today OF nearly three
weeks negotiations
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Nothing Prevents Sail.


COLUMBIA. :. G.. July z9.-Fire
81 unknown origin today DESTROYED
the shops Of The Carolina a North
western Railway. located al Chester.
:. &. Beeid-s the building and con.
tents. two engines and q passenger
coach. that we're practically ready e..
the road. we're burned. Loss tloo, zoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
rRy Assocla,ea p essl

FARTHER POlNl, QtE--' '"i-
.9-The man who holds the Key 10
the Crippen case, Inspector Dew, OF
Scotland Yard, arrived today from
London on the steamship Laurehtlc
and is waiting here to unlock the
secret the steamship Montrose VIII
bring to Farther Point on SUNDAY
Dew is the English police officer wfo
made an examination of DR.. Haw-
lev Crippen's home in London after
the disappearance of the doctor
actress wife, Belle Gilmore.
Inspector Dew is the only man IN
America tonight qualified to say Win
certainty whether the two persons
who sailed on the Canadian Pacinc
liner Montrose from Antwerp on
July 90. under the name OF John
Robinson and John Robinson. Jr-. are
DIR. Crippen and his typist. Ethel Clara
Leneve. He will board the Montrose
when she stops here to take on her
river pilot; he will seek out the two
persons on board whom Captain Ken
dali believes are Crippen and Miss
Leneve and If he cllGches
the captains suspicious, the
so-cailed "Robinsons" will be arrested
hy the Canadian police officer, who
are waiting here with warrants, charg
jig Crippen with the murder OF an
unknown woman. His companion WIFE
be held as an accessory.
Believes Suspicion Correct.
Chief Mccarthy, of the Quebec
police. who met Dew here today. says
he is confident that the suspicious OF
the Montrose skipper will prove cor
rect and that from Quebec
Crippen and Miss Leneve viii be sent
back TO England for trial.
The wireless here resounded all day
with messages being exchanged be-
tween the Canadian authorities.
the Scotland Yard Inspector and the
captain of the MontrOse-
An immense amount Of red tape had
% be unrolied before the London de
tec;ive could be landed here from
the White Star liner Laurentic. on
which he crossed the ocean. She ar
rived here shortly before O'Clock
this afternoon.
The long expected detective proved
to be a large ford faced man-~with
an air of impenetrable reserve. Tie
Immediately lodged behind the
Canadian police officer and declined
TO discuss the case
Sworn to Secrecy.
Il am sworn TO secrecy he said
Il cannot answer any Of your Qoes-
rions.~ Dew later drove with the
Canadian detectives TO boarding
house where thcy vii; stay until the
arrival of the Moutrose.
Passengers on the Laurentic say
that Dew guarded hts identity from
them until yesterday when BON
hardment Of wireless queries revealed
thu fact that he was aboard.
He was on the passenger list a.
-'Dewhurst-
The fact that be sought out Chief
Mccarthy. Of the puebec police here.
secms % indicate that the provincial
officers and not the dominion auihori
ties. viii arrest Crsppen q he b
shoard tie Montroee. When Con
sfarss Charles Gauvresu. Of Rimosski.
Eve miles from here Who has beer
authorized BY the dominion police To
make the arrest. presented bis card
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
,By Associated Press,

NEW YORK. July ga frail little
man, with gray hair and hollow eyes.
In whose manner and presence there
vas nothing to suggest that single
handed he had cody lifted $5O0,0V0
in bonds and stocks from the strong
box Of bank was arrested today IN
a downtown restaurant, not fve min
ufes walk from the bank he had rob-
bed. lie was Erwin Wider. the miss
ing cashier Of the Russo-Cninese
Rank In the Court OF General Ses-
sions his lawyer, Leon Ginshers, said
that he would plead guilty and he was
committed to the Tombs in default OF
SIS 900.
Ginsberg pleaded vainly with Judge
Warren Foster for lower amouSs'
saying: None of this money is IN
my clients possession IL was SWAT
lowed up In wall street speculation
Indictments Found.
Almost as Wider was arrested the
grand jury handed I'D an indictment
against him charging specifically 'nat
he stole three certificates OF nfty
shares and two others OF IS shares
each of Baltimore s Ohio stock ana
that he disposed Of them through the
brokerage house Of Dick Brothers on
May % last
These particulars Indicate that the
theft had been going on weeks ana
possikly for months before IL was as
covered
How such the state Of affairs could
have existed Is dificult to understand
for AZ least three other officers OF the
hank had access 10 the safety deposit
box in which the banks securities
we're kept. and the box itself was
broarht daily to the ofhces OF 'ne
bars where Il vas kept during bust
ress hours IN the banks safe
Brokers with whom wider traded
have sad that be called mp from the
bank to give them orders over the
telephone.
Trace His Wife.
The arrest today vas due to the PER
rfsterce with which detectives trsiie1
wider's wife. she was n consai's-
tlen last night with Mrs. Gsnspe-s-
whose husband. besides being V-dez
lawyer. vas also bis B~irbhor. ana
thence she wa traced todsv 20 TIE
restaurant where hsr ON huss>sa
vas arrested.
wider himself vac pstifai'y brokeu-
Hls lawyer said Ne vss sex nan
and he looked T. A. ne vas les ID,
,he Tombs ne coIspsej.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
Yacht Hornet is Granted Clear
ance for Nicaragua.
CARGO FROM NEW ORLEANS
Recently Purchased Ship, Sailing
From Norfolk, Will Take Ammuni-
Forces Under Estrada.
CBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July %
The yacht Hornet, recently purchased
by Nathan Stern of New Orleans.
will be granted a clearance to Blue
fields, Nicaragua. carrying arms, am
munitiOn and foodstuffs. The collector
of customs at New Orleans has tele-
graphed to the department of COM
merce and labor asking for instruct
ions. saying that the Hornet wishes
10 clear Saturday. Acting Secretary
Cabell mas advised the collector that
The facts set forth in his telegram
Goes not justify holding uD the Hor-
ret's clearance papers.
Disclosure Of Mission.
The official disclosure the mis-
sion Of the Hornet. which is on her
way from Norfolk 70 New Orleans. Is
significant IN view Of the nature OF
her proposed cargo and OF the recent
reports that she was detained for
service under the Estrada govern
-pent in Nicaragua. The collector
telegraDhed that the Sierp Shipbuiid
ing Company. the owner. wishes to
clear the craft with Ia cases OF an
munition. eight cases Of shot guns
and four cases OF field guns. together
With -four. lard. rice and gasoline and
hey claimed the Hornet was on a
commercial mission
Nothing Prevents Sail.
The vessel has already 5een G.s
naniied Of her guns and this fact.
together with the absence Of psz
seneers and % anything out 81 the
ordinary in the number o; make
Of the crew. prevented this govern
ment from stopping her departure
rom an American Dort. the state
department has been advised Of the
situation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
PREPARES TRAP FOR
CR|PPEN TO CONFESS
Officers Waiting for the Arrival
of Suspected Wife Muir
derer at Quebec.
DETECTIVE WILL BOARD
SHIP AT FARTHER POINT

Scotland Yard inspector Dew Arrives
and Gets Things Ready for First
Landing OF Steamer Montrose, on
Which the Doctor and His Steno-
grapher Are Believed Passengers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
WILL NOT CALL SENATE
Taft TO Name U. S. Judges
at Regular Session.
MIGHT INFLUENCE COURT
President Thinks CoRsening Extra
Term Would be Taken az Hurrying
Dccis'on en- important Cases II be
Argued Before Tribunal This Fall.


BEVERLY. MASS. July 2s.-Al-
though the definite statement has
been received from Associate Justice
William II. Moody. OF the United
states Supreme Court. that he will
positively announce his retirement
from the bench this fall. President
Taft has decided not 10 call an ex-
ira session Of the senate to confirm
the Supreme Court appointments he
will be called upon 20 make.
Besides filling the vacancies caused
by the death Of Chief Justice Fuller
and the retirement OF Justice Moody,
the President will have to designate
a chief Justice of the court There Is
every reason 10 believe that he gill
nominate as chief justice Governor
Charles f. Hughes. Of New York who
already has been confirmed as an AS
sOciaie justice.
Wants no influence.
Mr.. Taft deplores any act OF state
ment that could be construed as IN
;erfering or bringing influence TO bear
upon he Supreme Court IN calling
an extra session the President feels
he would be put in the attitude OF
bringing pressure to bear upon the
court TO hurry a decision in the In
portant cases that are 70 be argued
before Il this fall He wishes 10 avoid
even this suggestion
Appointments % the Supreme Court
and 20 al other United States courts
viii be made In the regular way and
vii Be- confirmed BY regular sessions
Of the senate 50 ienx a. Mr.. Tart q
President
Means short Delay.
The standard OIL and Tobacco
Trusi cases are no. 1T TO b re-hsard
until November The President does
not feel that a delav 81 three weeks
20 await the converting Of conzre,-s
the arst week in December. viii b
serious
II 70 unlikely that announa erneu'
VII b made q the presidents So
iec'ions Cor the bench until consres'
meets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy saturday; local
showers by Saturday night;
Sunday. probably faIr; light 70
moderate, variable winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-30

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service of the Asso.
cIatsd Press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
aRCEFUL SERMON BY
/ ME REV. Mr.. BRENNAN
LID Alone Lives and His
'lI Glary Can Not BE Erased,
Says Speaker.

.,J sermon on THE Name Of
4 .&sslee' delivcred aJ 5he high mass
ifS vsry'e, cathedral SUNDAY morning
:, o'rIocE Ivy the Rev. father Tim
~ ,sG hle..''th Al The O'Clock mass. whilo the
tsE'e ,nass and the high mass were
saeh hy the Rev. Father l.. Alt.
fsgnu, Father Brennan chose Tor his
:, NJ II ol: Ills name was called
sIl Luas.sich was called ny the angel
=: he Was conceived IN Inc womb.
~ fhe speaker said:
fai,, ,ld old Jerusalem and seated near
Y insr,If,,l game OF ihc temple Is a
= 80 From his Infancy as Wc read
- iDe,s NJ the apostles he WAS lame.
e. friend, brought him daily and
aS INN beside This gate that tho
~ n, might see him and. taking pity
~. lniIImgIY. might bestow an aims
" sim'I Two men approach the tenn
th M lame man secs them and an
I'd Hight fills his eyes. His hand
Ass..,chsd ont 10 them and the word
" trsmbles on his lips, The two
~ .top They are the Apostles Peter
z. John. .i. ,,,,,,,,-,, ,,,, 1u5,.
=. Masters side they have become
,;oted vl,h all the ills, the jntiIm-
~ ~ lie. for did not the leperS, the
~ ,nd The lame flock from all sides
ttiss Great Master with a lively taith
.-,i-c in their hearts ana me beanti-
,rord. upon their lips: Jesus. Son OF
- have mercy upon US But the
',i Master was gone from earth now.
- n the glorY Of the Ascension morn
!, and inc apostles arc alone; no. not
=, for docs not the power of Jesus
r-,,, With them and their successors:
= not the narnC OF Jesus live in their
M heari?
= The cripple. said with a sweet voice
~ upon us and earnestly The poor
,-sis looked. and then the word OF
~ came: Silver and gold J. have moi.
\, What have give thee. III the
,,-s Of Jesus Christ OF Nazareth. arise
- pslg.' and. taking him by tho right
", lifted him up, and forthwith his
~ and soles received strength and he
i,,.d up. stood and walked.
6,c name alone lives. lives as truly.
!, ,.1lly ana strongly as when the pos
ssvr Of II walked by Galiloe's sea. His
n tells US OF CesscT. Alexander. Ma
AN and the rest; the throb of tho
r-an heart. III. faith Of the human
"a. the sweet hope Of tho huanan mimi
u d, OF Jesus Christ He alone lives,
q llone rnigns. and height or depth.
I'll or man. cSn never dcthrone from
!. Christian heart or erase from the
eisiisn mind His glory, His power and
i Tevcrcnce'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
Fraternsl Brotherhood.

Many Seeo Lily lodge members met at
Sister Green's home and then proceeded
20 the home of Brother and Sister Serv-
ice. faIctte avenue. giving them a
complete surprise. High Five was tho
amusement for sdl that wanted TO play
fftzeS were won by Sister Margaret
Nina n. Wright and Brothcr J. Il Funk.
An abundance OF choice candy was re-
pcatedly passed. After tho game, dainty.
ana substantial refreshments were
served At the "a ri IA bles All depart ed
late. after expressing thanks and well
wishes for happy, prosperous year. 1910
ana years To come. Another well-knoWn
sister VIII receive a surprise this week,
Guess Nhop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
DISTRESS FROM A BAD STOMACH,
GAS AND INDIGESTION WILL END.

heartburn. gripping in bowels. tender
ness In the pit Of stomach, bad taste
in mouth, constipation, pain in limbs.
slceplessness. bclchiug Of gas, bilious
ness, sick headache, nervousness, dizzi
ness or many other similar symptoms.
If your appetite is 6ckle. and moth
ing tempts Won. or you belch gas, or If
You feel bloated after eating. or your
food lies like a lump of lead on your
stomach, you can make up yonr mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
bur one experimentation of undi-
gcstcd food.
Prove 10 yourself in five minutes that
your stomach is AS good as any---that
there is nothing really wrong. Stop
this fermentation and begin eating
what you want without fear OF discom-
fort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
You, 1t is merely Il matter of how
soon you tnke a little Diapcpsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03

Salt Lake CITY hive No 1 Maccahees
Wlli hold regular review "Wednesday even
Ing. January >. in ]. O. - +. hall a full
is desired.
Banner hive No. II will hold regular
review Tuesday afternoon. January 4 AT
2.3o o'rlock, In l. O. o r. hall. All mem
herS ana ottcers-clsot arc urged 70 be
present 10 prepare for installation. Visit
ing lady Maccabees welcome.
Ilonian tent No. . viii meet i'm regular
review on Wednesday evening next at
/. q. .. r. hall.
salt Lake CITY tent No. met in rcElI-
lar review Thursday evening with a good
attendance of tha knights. The enter
tainmcnt committee and the uniform ra nix
had things In charge and the meeting was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
Your Ont-Of-0rder Stomach
Feels Fine Five Minutes After
Taking a Little Diapepsin.

Take your sour. out of order stomach
or maybe you call il indigestion, dys-
pepsia. eastritis or catarrh of stomach; /;
1t docen Z matter-tske your stomach
trouble right with you to your pharm-
acist and ask him to open 5o-cent
case Of Papc' Diapcpsin aud let YOU
eat ono 30 grain Triangule and SEQ if
within five minutes there is left any
trace of Your former misery.
The correct name for your ironblc is
food fcrmentation-food souring; the
digestive organs become weak. there is
lack of gastric luice; Your food Is only
half digcsied. and yon become affected
with loss Of appetite pressure and full
ness after eating, vomiting, nausen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
FraternaI Union of America

Evergreen lodge. no. Isl, held its usual
meeting on Monday last. and Initiated
one candidate and received three more
new applications for bcncflt membership
On Monday next the lodge expects To in
stall al tho now officers for 1910 and II
nothing happens tn present same q good
programme Will be rendered The lodec
VIII also initiate "A few moro candidates
at tho next meeting and all members who
are securing applications under the spo-
cial dispensation which should have ter
permitted 10 present same al the meet
Ing next Monday. The lodge also hopes
to see full representation OF the de-
team
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
Foresters of America

Court Salt Lake No will meet In
the new Is. Of G. hall. No. 13I East First
South street "Wednesday evening Jauu-
arv ., the meeting 10 start promptly at
8 O'Clock, rs tho installation of OFFICERS
takes place. At the conclusion Of the
meeting the entire court VIII adjourn
TO 1ounes cafe lo7 South Main street
where fine supper will be served 10
all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-03
Secret and
Fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Modern Woodmen.


irat Salt Lake camp. No. loo7l. held
3 rSular meeting last Tuesday even
/ q in l. o. o, l.. hall. with q large at
siince. Roll call showed all Officers
4 IFs.li. Considerable business incl
tsni 10 tho close OF the year was
socted. The sick committee reported
eshb0rs H. liopc and u. Irish !nIprov-
ap'an Weber. with the team and Off
lsa Will go % Ogden January is in
IEid Of January Il. as reported last
r.. 70 exemplify the work ON candi-
~ The Ogden camp VIII furnish
/ its camp will hold its regular meet
Ig iues9ay evening at o'clock ana
InN few new candidates. All mem
~ and especially the degree team arc
/ sirl 10 be present.
-tIslsior camp. No. 10Sa2. initiated one
e,s.lsle last Tuesday and haIlotcd up.
seven mor application cards. The
saS packed on account OF the meet
5mlng The last In the year. Excelsior
y mas reason To he thankful FOR all
sood things she has had during tho
!HF An excellent quartcttc has
orsanizca and the services Of an
eFht musician as accompanies TO
nag added TO tile charm OF the
Vh New Year > day the quar-
III yy"d.Tcd a programme for the Salt
H., y. "; I \, which was aCkno1l-
L. ~ ~ - llldl institution has
neard The camp has also had n
Th IN members and their chance of
- tne state banner Is excellent
Sa hiuSe named a committee 10
.a% grand concert and also To or
troupe TO put on stunts that
| asse INC other fratcrnal orEaniZa-
IL use OF their hats TO Excelsior.
emp pndrtctt", assisted by Harry
III. saVe an excellent programme, ono
~ Was enjoyed by ALL \ Pittsbure
VINO was present. when called
I7r max" few remarks. told III"
In. MAJ INC puartctto had rendered
~ MUSIC tllhn any he had ever heard
A.. ms lown aud that they had.
-, AMPS Of 500 members each. and
}r-,sT}.. one oi them could produce tho
IrsDs, mont ihAt Excelsior canp could
H. ,;n he annual installation of oTi-.
1 s.,. 49,, 'aSm place during December. and
I.--." VIII be announced ON Tuesday
III Rs. lEr quartet:e will render scv-
H.. .mnerS I'M on Tuesday evening so be
i r f Ihc team members arc asked
m"sen, IN uniform and there viii
I,slss, Work TO perform. The camp
~ ", g.l' sharp al Tho *. OF l.. hall
''''" street. Tuesday evening.