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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-02
ON HIS WAY WEST.
Detroit Citizen Getting Ready to Lo.
cate in State of Oreuon.

p. o. Stevens or Detroit, Mimi, was
in the city yesterday, the guest of w.
l.. Van Horn of republican headquar-
tiers. He is on his way to Portland,
Ore, where he will look over the CEN
trail portion of the state, and will like
IY locate there.
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Grain Opinions.

Bartlett, Patten & Co: The wheat
market is getting over it's scared con-
ldition and people are beginning to
realize that the crops are not yet made
and harvested. We look for a trading
market but prefer the long side on
weak spots, we do look for marked
change in corn today.
4 Chaplin & Co.: Foreign wheat con-
ditions unchanged. but bullish and with
a period of readjustment like in all
commodities We think ultimately prices
will get a lower basis. Corn prices
may work up a little temporarily. but
with change to warm weather we
think it will again work lower.
Walter Fitch & Co: Frost is pre-
dicted for parts of the northwest and
while Wednesdays buying was largely
for shorts covering developments in
the spring wheat country will bear a
watching. We favor purchases of corn
on the weak spots.
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MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY

( % higher.
Paris, June 2.--Wheat closed u to "A
higher; flour y to / cent higher
Antwerp, June 2,--Wheat closed IL
higher.
Berlin, June 2.-Wheat closed ia
higher.
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Case Adiournsd until Monday.

The case oH the state against Eide
ward Cincush, who is charged with a
serious offense by Mrs. Kate Schu-
marke was called before Justice Wade,
this morning. but was again adjourn
ed, this time until next Monday.
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Hog Market EASY.

South st. Paul, June 2.-Hogs g.
500. market 1915 to 1926.
Cattle 500. Sheep 200. Both steady,
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN rnat line?
keep only the very pest. Ben Hart
Remember, the Best,
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Returns From L-ake.

Judge A. G. Hanson has returned
form the lakes where he enjoyed a
short outing.
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G3AiN MARKETS.

chas. {. Lewis G. Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block,
Fargo, NJ. q.
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oreiun CIose

Liverpool. June 2.-Wheat closed
11a higher; corn "a higher.
Buda Pesth, June 2.-Wheat closes
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CHAS. E. LEWIS & CO.
Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Cotton
ns leNeNv York ssoclx Exehamme
[ AN Leading Exchanges

Rssw Y@Tk snd Chicago Correspondence
Bartlett Patient G. Co.
o. Re Chaplin 4 Co.
"
q. o. MOTT, Manager
Rn@ns s1S MOraon Bloch
E0rU0s Ne I'D.
Az@Am 0&elee Sa1-4Hs Chamhunp "A g..
m@g@es MAnmamm@aG@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-16
Cine a6misim i'm Gril.

Sn Baris lebt einlon, frallfeln6
uno in traurieiter @ertiitsperfol=
lung Oie 8onigin Moria Sophia
bon Heopel, oie meniee Weonate
nod ibrer 8ermdblnng i'm Sabre
1860, nit ibren @atten, sSran3 Sem
3lpeiten oie 9seopeler Goniesburg
perlallen uno nod Dem s}irheu=
ltoate flieben muBte, BON ijier flIG-
tete Dos pertriebene 4onigspaar
1870 nod Sranfrei6. Ser cntthron=
te aonie bottle INNER nod, oaE
er ben Sbron einmal mieocrerlon-
gen lpiiroe; ct umgo6 iid) oesbaIb
in Sranfrei5s Sallptltoot nit einer
-Mrt Sofitaot Ser iif ous rebt
5lpeifelbofteu unb penig pertrmlens-
merten glenentel 8uianmenfeste.
9ta6 uno na6 i6ntol5 aber aud
oie S6aor oieler meligen Ge-
treuen 5ulanlmen, uno ols Der I'm.
gludlihe grfonig Dor alpolf Sahren
ltarb, blieb Die @itttpe alleim nit
ibrenl 8ei6tpater uno nit anei
alten oSofoamen" auriid. 9lIs aber
Dor .etpa Sipon5ig SahreliN iii
Sranfreih oas @eies in &raft tlat,
oas Die in ber 9fepublif leben6en
Iusldnoer perpflihtete, Inn cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noh5uilthen,
fonnten Ser grfonig nno Die Gr-
fonig bon Neapel feinen ssoe,ii.
tdtsnaGneis erbrinsen: Iic bat.en,
NIT anoeben @orter, feline 8apierc
uno meieerten iid enti6icoen, S.
b. BON ben ulliurpotoren", ii1 ir-
eenolpelde 0ofumente ausitellen su
laiien. Ser onmalige fran5oiildc
Winiiter oes Snnern orIdte ein
Inge 5u uno lieB Ole bei6en un.
bebeaiet, 10 oaB iie rubis in go.
rig bleiben o,lrften. Die grfonigin
elnpfdngt felt Dem Gobe ibres gat-
ten feinen Menlden uno 5eiat iib
ME mebr in Der Seffentli6feit;
iie lit iomeit lire beiheioenelt Mit-
tel ibr oas erlouben, iebr moltdtig,
unterItiist beionbers jun9e ltalieni-
ide Wfao6en nno unterhGlt Elm
@oiienbaus, in Dem nur 4il.oer
armer italieniiber Sanlilien Mnf-
nobme fin0en.
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Der m0rberiide 9iesentrspfen.

Dab elm &eeentropfen BEN 500
zines Meniden perllriodt. onrfte
trot Sen glfibo's nod niht bage-
pelen iein. Die ionoerbare Sotla-
DIE miro in ser Iariier Sagesdrol!if
per5ei6net. 0os Spfer lit Elm Be-
Fainter 9lr5t, Or. 9u6ofte!et, elm
sSreuno bes peritorbenen Dihtcrs
sSrancois Goppee. Or. 2u6oficlet
batte slbenos Elm @ortenlotoI in
Sen Champs glpiees beiuht rno
molte nit ieinem eleftriiden gu-
tomobil nod Souie fabren. gr pfleg-
te ieinen @oeen ielbit 8u lsnfsn
iino siinbete, beuor er ein|tieg, Die
2aternen on. Ilobli6 iebte iih oie
Moidine. obne iidtboren S(nlof; in
9epegung nno Der @agen brangte
Sen 0oftor nit eroBer @eipolt ge-
gen elm onoeres 9lutomobil. ~iit
einem Sdmer5ensruf brab Der
8erunglidte 5uionmen. Gr ipnrbe
nod Dem Spital gealtion gcbra4,t.
Sort bat er NIT let1er Sftnlnte Den
9[r5t, Ser i'm unteriuden tuoIlte, lib
ni6t erIt 5it bemiiben oo er nur
nod menige Winuten 5u leben ha-
be. @r itorb, tpobreno ibm cine
@inipribung gema6t ipuroe, on ei-
ner inneren glutltng. Die ltrfade
mor na6 Der g(nnabme Der ,GaG)e
peritdnoigen Elm stegentropfen, Der
in sic Mai6inc iiel llno ctllen
s}ur5l6luB peruriadte. 9lGe 9otte-
rien ioIleu ooourh 81 gleiGer Set
in getrieb geiett moroen iein. Ger
@aeen batte cine gremsporridtrng,
Die nur pom Sit oes G6mlffelIrs
ans 3ll regulieren mar
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BON ben s(lpen6iitteu.

Ginit galt oas Seulaeer aui ser
MlmL Die 8eilpabt nrter Qotiteu
.ooer auf eitteln 5elsbano ols ioSu-
iagen gum vMetier~ oes 9ergeltei=
gers geborig. Seute giebt es eine
groBe 3abl junger @ohtpuriiten,
Die aud ote l6iperlten Sa6eit ee-
ma6t baben ltno bod faun ie gum
Sreilaaer eenotigt gelpeien iinb,
neil fin Die gelteigung elmer gro-
BEN 3abl bon Bergen III. sen sfl-
pen ourb Den 8au bon ltnterfunfts-
bitten geiorgt iporoen lit. gos
Siittenipeien tit zines Der interel
ianteiten Gapitel Ser @el1ibtc Der
gereiteigerei, 8eigt es bof, ipie Die
Inli6ten iih nanoelten ui,o oie
3obl Ser 8ergiteiger tpll1s. @aren
Ole erltel Siitten nur eir prir,iti-
beg Sboacb, ein5elnen @agenluti-
gen einen ooer mebrere @ipfel gu
ernlogliden, 10 iino iie beute
formli6 ouf Weaiienbeiud) eingtrid-
tet, uno lnor1e oienen nabesu So
tel5iueden 9a lit es benn oud r;djt
uerfuun6erlib, penrt bon hen @d-
item oft botelnlaBiae g[nforoerurgcr
eeitellt tperben uno es Norren giebt,
Ole oreitaiienb Meter iibcr Dem
Weeresipiegel, ettpa auf i1nnalelll
Gelsgrot, filometerpeit bon Wlet-
idern ltneeben, piele 5tunoell ppn
Der lebten meni6li1en @obnitiitte
entfernt, Elm Gbatenubriano init
ponllnes iouflees nerlange1, lGr
Bmahen Seft trirlfen pollen e,ll-
port iino, menn iie niht 5ebn 3iaor-
reniorten 5ur slusmabl finoen mo
Die Naie riilnpfen, oaB feile 3igelr,
nerfopellc ipielt 9ieien @eaenia5
smii6en BEN eieentlihen @o6tcrri-
item lulo ben ioeenannten Sal- uno
SohbunllnIern bebanbelt in prGdl-
tiger, alle 9llpenfreunoe erlreuenber
Dariteaung 6. 5reiberr b. Ompta-
oa in eineln in Der y@artenloihe"
eri6ienenen Inflae iiber Sic 6iit-
ten oes Oelltid-Seiterreihiidlen
alpenbereins" @roB iino Die Gr.
folge lno 8eroienite bes genanlten
8ereins. Seit 1869 bat er 245
Siiten er6aut, our6 Die Der 9eind
Der 4lpen erlt in Dem gelpaItiqen
iesi9en MaBe moglih gelroroen lit.
Die nleiiten Ser Souriiten, Die lsoig-
lid Die berrlihe alpennatur BE-
iuunoern mollter, obne geidbrlihe
llnternebmilngen nliiBten oiel fri
bcr baltnohen ooer nnfebrelt renu
ibnen niht olrh Die Stiibn,tnf-
te, lpie tie Die gum groben Fell
beipirtihafteten befannteren Siitten
bieten, cine @leti6eriuanocrlIng, Elm
eeScbiibergong ober Die @eIteinl.ng
eines leihteren gerees ctit crnIog-
li6t iuorben pare.
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3 c T a ..

Sn 2abernia bat man ols
6olge Der 56ieBerei am SanItog
SSulius 2eu5 uno ben i,lngen @iIlie
Com nerbuftet uno unite: 9iirg-
idaft BON lie touleuo 9ouors ge-
iteat. @nlil &oepp lpnroe sort
freigeloiien, oa fein 8etueis bofiir
porlag, baB ct an Ser S6ieBerei
teilgenonllnen babe.
Ssn sllter BON 48 Sabren itcrb
in Soniton, mobin lie CUR Ir5fliG Ell
gebonolnng gegangen mar, Srali S.
&. gronner aus Seguin.
$. 8ascom Sbomos, Der ae.
iMagene gice-G -Goupernellrsfonhioot,
bot cine lonoe Proclamation er.
laiieny IN Ser er erflart. baB ct
erpablt iei, oaB man i'm aber uln
ben Siegespreis betrogen bobe uno
oob er iid als @iee-@ouperltellr
betra6te. @r perbe ober ni6t fol-
teitieren, oa er oo6 feline geredte
gnti6eioltna erlparten fonne.
sSS5n Greiton geno, 8rapiol
Gountp,, muroe Die pier5ebniGbrigl
Oeinnie Soliontebad bon ihrenl
Sdmager .. 8. Sadion eriGoiien,
neil er lie fir einen einbreher
bielt. 8oS Neao6en lpor nabts
nnfgeitanoen uno na6 Der &iidle
9e9angen, UNI @oiier gu trinfen.
sSn Ealeltine iino lpieoer brei
peiBe 2eute ols @efongene einac-
6radt, Die nit Ser gaegerbese 1T
Slocnm in Serbinoung geitanoen boz
ben foaell.
6. s. 5bropibire in 9loro lit
jnm Gentral-Gerfaufsaeenten Ser
5armers' linton ernannt iporopn.
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Seganiider SOmmernadJtstranlu

gSie es nidbt anbers 81 ertuarten
Sebt i'm NugmIt, oer Sag tuar idbuiili
Wsan inht nersebens felbit int Garter
gad) einem Hlakhen, iueldJes filbl
Spd als I'M @eften iant bic Spnue
llno ins nttgtbt bic Sommernad)t,
9a fat bet @plftuinb, ,tns sur gSpnne
Griebnte 2iiblmng bersebradJt.
Sp fDnmte ,uenisitens nam itlafen
ytad) bieies SageS beiser 2ait.
nnb ais benz 9anbe Der SrGMmc trafen
amh 0afte Elm, bic bielten 9lait.
gStr trammt, idJ iuGre eingelaben
Sum 5rei= Gpmscrt inn griinen Uras,
Sie 0etgeit ipiclten bic GicaDcn,
Ser SdiemfruidJ, Der bites ben 8aE.
Sa fam 6es &c9S baber gespget,
GDn Sberpn rn0 Bud gefiibrt,
We Glfenfflaar, oas beist, fte flpgen,
gSie es fir Glfen iidJ ge6ii9rt.
Sa iab i'd, baf in t9rer Witte
Gin idtuarses ttnge6encr fam,
Sas brummte 6umpf BEL jebem Sdritte,
9udI tuar's gefeiielt iebt nnb ,abnt.
ltnb uie id mild init Sud bsgriifte,
Wltt benz td) lange idjpn befannt,
9a iab td) crit, es tuar bic miifte
9rpbibitton, bic bier idJ fanb.
9pf ba tie upllt' bic Sreuben bimpien
Sem luftfgen Splt Der 9bantafie,
Sp tat aud bieies nnn befarpfeu
Sie g5ie unb beiiegte iie.
Sd fpnnt' ppr 5reuben mir nidlt bclIen,
DAT, enblidl bot ibr 0inbe bier,
Su lnb if benn bic mnnt'ren Glfen
Snn Set elm NIT u | amp 8ter.
ttnb iuie man eben 5u 0elasem
9as Glamp Ster bat sebradJt,
Sa bbrt i'd g'rabe flint es fdJlaseu,
ftub oa - ba bin id] aufsemadjt.
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~. 6. & 8. gabn.

M. g. & 3. gabn.
Nntltnft-
SO. 241-@on 9ouiton nnb @alpeiton
=. :. .. :. $50 M1DrQen5
yfo. 235-8om Noroen. .7.3O bornliti.
gfo. 231-@om Noroen uno 0ouftcn
;. !. :. :. 1925 nadlm
go: s-gon Noroeh. ..7:45 abenos
Nbfabrt
SO. 244-&aG Dem gprben II. ooufton
y :. :. =. ..7.10 oprnl
SO. 10-Na6 benz 3orben. 1000 born.
yfo. 236-gea6 Dem Norben. -. :.
=. :. :. ;. 900 dbenbs
No. 242-Na6 benz Norben ilnb @ala
beitor, !. ....11.50 abenos
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Dem @ebiet Der Doppelurunord,ie
heransauhalten

Dem @ebiet Der Doppelruunordjie
berans5ubalten
SSn elmer balboffi5iellen Mait.
teilung, Die ioeben in Wtaolio BE.
fannt gegeben lit, miro ndes, mas
bon Seiten oes gotifo1s IN oem
5treit nit Der ipaniiden Gegie-
run9 geideben iit, Dem p1pItIid)en
Stoatslefretar Werrp oel Ial in Sic
Sdube eeihoben. St hobe 6ie
aoneresation. fiir anbergelrobnlide
geiitli6e glngeleeenbeiten niemals
I'm Gat eefroet, lonoern al(e @nt.
i9eioungen ielb1ftdnoie obgegeben.
= Hip Berionen iino BEL ser
lteberi6memmung in sSopon um'g
Seben 9efommen ooer meroen per-
lniBt. stud in ser @auptItoot 3ofip
lteben nebrere Staotteilc inter
@aiier.
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Die bette Stmnbc bcs 2e5eus

IT. ipellll man cine groBe 2.at geton
ODER eiue iunnoerbare @ntocttiIna ae-
nlo6t bot. S. gi. aitt bon 9tcde
Mt, q. g., lGbreibt: ygei Der 1diuer-
lten Grfolting, bic id ie ourhae-
ulatbt entoedte ih alt neiner arc-
sen 3nfrieoenbeit ipel1e lpunoerbn-
re Sulte1- ilno @rf6ttrngs -Meoisin
Or. Sings gfelu DISCOVERY 1T. Cine
Slaide fllrierte mid pol1Itanoio."
so Gts. mo $t.00. @cri,lhsiloidc
fret. @ornntirt bon olfcn 3ruaai5ten.
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Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber 80 Sabrcn bon .Gfillio-
nen bon Miittern 6eim 3aBnem if
rer ainber nit pOlliscm Gripls ge-
brouht iporoen. @s berubiat 6os
aino, erpeid]t Dos 3abnflelib, lir-
bert oae S6meren, furiert @tme-
Golie itno lit bie bette 9lr5iiei eegen
0iarrboe. 8on aflen 9ruggiI!eli
in Eoem Seil ser @elt berfauft.
Seio li6el unb berlangt uWirs.
@inslotps Sootbine Spritp" lllib
ne6mt nibfs 9[noeres. % gts. oie
i6loihe
= 9ea6 Dem uelen Genius hot
Bittsburg cine ginipobnersabl bcr
533 ,905 ginohnerll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09

country at large. II Is nonsense 70
say that we should confer the rign'
10 tax incomes on the federal govern
ment because that Will open the way
toward a reduction In the tariff. We
all know that the tariff Is admins
tered for professionalism Is to say
il Is administered TO put money into
the pockets OF the interests behind
Aldrich, Cannon and the rest The
revenue derived from the tariff Is
merely an Incidental feature. Tne
action OF the States upon the IN
come tax amendment proposition
win have no mere bearing upon the
tariff than upon the Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy.
What the Charleston News ana
Courier says OF South Carolinas
pcsition in this matter applies with
equal force to Virginia:
south Carolina By retaining her ex-
elusive right t. tax incomes retains
what is ctTitln 10 u a. ti'~N
of revenue. the proceeds from which
can be used to the very best advan-
tage in South Carolina. South caro-
lima by giving the concurrent right 10
the United States TO tax incomes
would open the way for huge sum OF
money annually TO be taken out OF
the State and spent by Washington
perhaps in the Philippines. Sou'n
Carolina need money. The United
States Is the richest nation in the
world. The United States has an
enormous revenue because it already
taxes the income of every citizen OF
South Carolina and of every other
State by means of robber tarin'
Shall South Carolina give 10 the Unit
ed States authority to add further
and directly to this tax on incomes!
Have the last three amendments Ill
the federal constitution been so pop
ular that we much rush through an
other?"
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Reopepinq Of DreamIsnd.

DreamIand. che Of the first vaude-
VILE and moving picture ;neaters
opened in this city, reopened last
night under the management oil It's
owner, George Chrysson. with the {
@. Spangles Stock Company as the
feature attraction of bn that VIII
lie cffcred throughout this week
Three large audiences saw the per
rcrmances last night in spite CT the
disagrecable weather. and the man
sxement locks for crowded houses
during the rest Of the week
The company appeared in Que
act pIaylet entitled 'l,ibs and BIDS OF
Turning the Tables the feature OF
which was the character acting OF
Mrs spangier. During the acton oil
the niece Miss Edna Spangier intro
duced songs and dances. and
Charles Eugene did some blackfaee
comedy work and dancing Carlton
V IaMcnte appeared as Mr. BarHaos
pihs the henpeckcd husband
A program OF new moving pictures
cou,pletcs the bill
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Hioher Than War Prices.

Ten years ago when the price OF
staples began to move Up cent and
cents a pound it was felt, but not
as burdensome.' There was no outcry;
but now that the increase In the SIM
plest articles for mere subsistence IS
marked not by cents ana fractions Oh
a cent, but by % and 30 and 100, and,
in the case of lard. actually 200 per
cent this business Of the increased
cot of living falls on the average
wsge-earner. especially the ofiice
wage Garner, who has no labor union
to send his market value up, Ialls
with the heavy hand of a tax collector
in time or war. or tribute levied oy
conqueror. AS q matter OF fact. Win
the exception Of two or three staples
like cotton and wheat. prices are
higher today in America than they
have over been in time &C war. Never
has the country been so prosperous.
Never has there been vaster abund-
srcc CT all the staples Supplying h'f-
man subsistence; yet never IN me
history of America have ali the
staples of living gone to such Level
OF cxtor;ionate prices.
Take cotton. Cor example, within
| the Iart year II has reached and re-
NAMED at prices. 10 cents, almost
twice az high as in 1899: but that. you
say. is the result of an especially
; short cror and of bull movemt ut
Very well. Take wool, The CONVEX
a,ionists will tell you that sheep
have decreased. owing TO the de-
plct;on Of the grazing ranges. but the
feet remains for the man who pays
the bills that wool suits for boys
which cost $40 In January. 1909. cost
$3.50 in January. 1910; that sl2
uits have moved up to SIS in the
past year; that $50 serge salts OF a
year ago are today s25. To carpets
h7vc been added in the past year
what smolnts TO 81 rug for the
average sized room. Womcn's dress
goods made from wool show an IN
crease Of 1919 per cent IN the past
var. These figures ARE firm the
Ciothcirs' Association Of America
The house holder. the man whose IN
come has not increased IS prices 10.
thc privilege Ct being alive increased
hczins 10 feel as u an invhzbie hand
were acquiring the trick OF constantly
picking his pcckcts.-AEocs G. Tart
10 American Review Of Reviews.
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Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
FORTY WHITE MEN
HOLD BACK NEGRO ARMY
Keep at Bay 200 Armed Ten
neSSee Blacks Until Rein
forCementS Arrive.
(By Associated Press.)

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. s.
In a pitched battle between whites
and negroes at Hales Bar. about
twenty miles south of Chattanooga.
early this morning. three negroes
were shot to death. They are Lee
Sloan, a laborer. Daddy" Baker, a
preacher. and ring leader Of the black
rioters, and one unidentified man.
Forty determined, though unarmed
white men, prevented an armed at
tack CT 200 negroes last night, until
achievements and munitions of war
could reach them, and this morning.
with the first dawn of day, led by
Captain VIII Burke. of the Chatta-
nooga police department, an advance
was made on the negro settlement
Not since the hostile armies of the
COS held each other with hot shot
has such a scene been enacted in the
Tennessee river valley.
All night long the handful of white
laborers "bluffed" off an attack of the
two hundred armed negroes. There
vas no time before the arrival Of the
SQUAD of police. with rifles and
cartridges loaded with buckshot. that
the negroes could not have captured
the white camp.
Bad feeling has been brewing for
scme time between the whites and
lack empoyees of the lock and dam
contractor. and an assault upon one OF
The negro laborers by a number OF
white men yesterday, coupled with
liberal distribution of bad whlskey
and guns among the negroes, brought
the trouble to climax
Tonight there was comparative
quiet at the dam. but as matter Oh
precaution the Chattanooga police de-
psrtment was again pstitioned TO send
some men to the scene.
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singing and dancing specially by Miss
Marion Harrison.
Newport is to have the opportunity
of seeing the original moving pictures
of the Johnson ketchell prize fight
They will be presented at the Acade-
my for three days beginning toner
row, February 10.
j. w. Coffroth's moving pictures OF
fhe contest taken at the ringside at Col
ma. Cal. October IS, 1909, have proven
rhe seasons sensation at the v&ude-
Vile and moving picture houses
where they have been shown nightly
for two entire weeks they packed
Hammerste.n's Victoria. one OF New
York's biggest vaudeville theaters
These pictures will give the local
fight fans an opportunity to gauge the
chances OF Johnson in his coming cen
test with Jeffries for the champion
ship. The pictures are said to be
the cleverest and best that have
eyer been made OF any fight. They
show every incident and blow of the
exciting contest, life-size and cieal
IS crystal Every face in the tire
uendous throEg in the big open all
arena is recognizable, and the entire
twelve rounds are shown complete
including the famous twelfth. wher
the champion. Johnson. was knocked
down, followed by the dramatic ano
sensational knockout OF Ketchel.
Manager Grail guarantees that the
mixtures Of the contest shown at the
academy are the original ones taker
IN the actual scene. The rental charge
lie pays for the use OF the pictures
is said to be by far the highest o.
any moving pictures ever shown II
Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
TIE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER

DIR. Longan, a member OF the boaru
of aldermen from the Third ward,
voiced the sentiments of this paper
upon the appointment of DR.. S. w.
Hobson to the police board when he
said, THE city is to be congratulated
upon securing the services OF such
man" DIR. Hobson is young and pro-
eressive. characteristics demanded by
the council in the selection OF COM
missioner TO succeed c. Aylett Ash
by: he has the ability to make an
efficient commissioner or to serve the
people in almost any position 10
which he might be called, and he has
about as little to do with partlzan
portics as could be expected In any
man who occupies prominent place
in the community.
Mayor Jones made an exceedingly
fortunate selection and the counch
acted wisely in promptly confirming
the appointment. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09
SAYS he WILL SHOW
HIS FATHER A TRICK
Young West Virginia Attorney Fights
Decision Handed Down
BY Parent.
By Associated rrcss)

PHILIPI. ". VA, Feb s.-ArtsHF
c. Dayton. son Of Judge Aston q
Dayton. Ct the United s;s;es District
Court. will 20 10 Richmond. Va. this
week to argve an appeal in the Unite
states Circuit Court CO Appeals. Judge
Dayton handed down q decision which
BIS son did not approve
This was the sons first case IN the
federal court. too. He has csrriea
u % TO the higher court and says ne
expects TO show his father that ne
.soo. knows something about the law.
Atiorncys e this section are watch
ing with intcrtst the efforts Of AttoT-
ncy Dayton 10 reverse his fathers &c
cisiou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-09

warren Faster. a negro. ~as ar
ccssesi at jefferson avcuue and I~e"'
tv-anh street yesterday morning by
,atrolnsca woodward and Pacge''
~bt,c a,tcmpflng o. dispose q .
,,rre bolt q siIk. valued al from So
10 Size. The police believe the s''S
Vas sf-lcn and the negro = beng
held pcrding an Investigation.