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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-21
REGAIN HOME

Sheriff Reagan was AN arrival from
the south last evening.
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Horace Meder is down from Min
den today on a visit to his family.
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Carnival Fund

Following are the subscribers to
the fund for the S~agcbrush Carnival
to be held in this city July 3. I, 5. and
lhN ;mnMnt, subscribed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-21

She must be an angel with the
smile OF Il ~craph and L great mass
OF magnificent HAIR, and all her own
natural.
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She must pu>or>o Il perfect tenn
III song.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
GRAVE DANGER OF BATTLE.
Trouble Expected In Nicaragua Be
fore Peace Terms Can Be Reached.

(By Associated Press.)
SAN JUAN DEL SUR. MICA
RAGU.s. Jan. There is grave dan
ger OF a collision between the gov
eminent forces and the insurgents
near Acoyapa before General Fornas
Diaz. representing the insurgents.
arrives at Managua TO discuss peace
terms with President Madriz. as sno
armistice between the warning fac
tons have been declared.
President MadrIz has wired She
London syndicate which made the
last loan to Nicaragua that. although
grave necessity has compelled the
government TO adopt certain meas
ures, he will be careful not to preju-
dice the interests Of the syndicate.
All property confscated by Zelaya' S
government because OF political OF.
lenses viii be returned TO its own
ers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
PAPER COMBINATION Is
CAUGHT IN TOLLS OF LAW
Formed by Man Who Pleaded Guilty
and Paid Fine Of $4,000 for
Like Offense.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jan Another pa
per association, formed by John HI.
Parks. who pleaded guilty and paid
a fine OF $4,000 for his connection with
the so-calIed fibre and manila pool.
was indicted by the fedeeal grand jury
in New York today. charged with be-
ing an illagl combination in restraint
of trade.
The combination is the paper board
association. comprising l40 paper man
ufact-Ters, who are indicted lndi-
vidually in addition to the indictment
returned against the association as
such.
A fine or Imprisonment may be i'm
posed on conviction Today's indict-
ment is but one of many ramifications
of the investigation the government
instituted against paper manufactur-
crs.
The conviction of Parks brought
about the dissolution of the Fibre and
Manila Association, whose members
were fined $4,000 each, and the acton
against the paper board association
is following similar lines. A third
proceeding directed against news print
manufacturers is now going on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
BURCHER'S SECOND
PLEA IS REJECTED
f ormer Councilman Mus
Stand Trial Before Jury--Cox's
Case is Continued.

Former Councilman Arthur T.
Butcher must stand trial before a
Jury in the Corporation Court on two
indictments charging him with vioiat-
ing the Barksdaie election statute.
Judge Barham yesterday morning
handed down an opinion rejecting
second plea in abatement. which was
offered Thursday morning by Attorney
X. VI. Lett, Of counsel for Burcncr.
This lea was IN the form of motion
to quash the indictments on the
ground that the Commonwealth had
unlawfully aided enc grand jury in re-
turning the indictments II was ar
gued at length Thursday and Judge
Barham took the matter under ed-
viscmcnt.
EurchfT's first plea in abatement set
out that Burcher was immune from
trial on the ground that he had given
evidence before the grand jury IN
the matter on which he was indicted.
A jury heard this plea and returned
vrrd.4t for thesCommonwealth-
By agreement between counsel
Burchcr's Trial has been postponed
until the third day Of the next crimi-
nal term OF the court. which viii &c
February rs.
After Judge Barhsm handed down
h'z opinion n the Burcher case, the
Gaze q Councilman Ernest G. Cox.
indicted for the same oHensc and by
the same jury that Bi-rcher vas IN
dictcd. IVES called. Attorney Pay s.
CcIIisr. OF Hampton. and Attorney T.
J. Christian. IT.. OF this city. counsel
for Cox. moved for a continuance o.
the case until the next criminal term
and after some argument the case
vas Sent over until the second day
Of the Fctruary term.
II wac agreed b. counsel That no
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
V|RG|N|ANS ASKING
FOR M0RsE's PARDON
Papers Being Circulated in
Richmond Where Prisoner
Has Relatives.

RICHMOND. VA, Jan. Petitions
for the absolute pardon of Charles w
Morse. the ice king and former
New York banker. now in the Fed
eral prison at Atlanta, are being cir
culated in this city.
The man has relatives in Rich
mond. and he comes Of Virginia stock.
His grandmother was Miss Virginia
Roberts. OF Chesterfield, though
Morse was born in Maine
The petitions which have been re-
.ceiyed here from Ncrse's wife, give
the Morse view of his arrest, trial
end conviction, declare he has been
guilty of a technical violation of the
law. and declare also that no man
has lost dollar by his transactions.
Morse is the man who, while in
jail, manipulated and managed his
assets so that@ae discharged an OBJ
ligaticn of some $7.0G0.0e0, and he
owes more money yet.
Il have visited at the home Of
Morse in Maine said a gentleman
in Richmond last night, who does
not want his name mentioned He
had the confidence of every man in
the town in which he lived. and he
was as generous and kind-hearted as
any man ! have ever met. He had
made a good deal Of money. but he
was as plain and unpretentious as the
humblest citizen"
Morse has just entered upon his
term of fifteen years aRd. his wife
has taken up her abode there so as
20 be able to visit him as often as
possible The petition fer a pardon
are being sent out by her, and she
has the assistance Of her husbands
former secretary. The petitions are
being sent TO other parts Of the coun-
try.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
ASCENOS THE HEIGHT
OF OVER 5000 FEET
French Aviator sassshcs Az Previous
Records Made With an Air
ship.

MOURMEIlON. FRANCE. Jan. T.
All records for height attained in =
heavier than air machine. were
eciipscd today by Hubert Latham. the
French aviator The height reschco
was between I 80 and LOCO metres
(between 1000 and 1900 feetD. which
is nearly 1000 feet better than the
record previously held BY Latham o.
fcially and considerably greater man
the marks made unoficiaIiy BY Or
vile Wright and Louis Pauihan.
Excellent weather and a favorable
wind favored Laiham's. attempt His
machine rose gracefully and on each
turn of the course mounted higher
and higher until 8; became = mere
speak IN the sky.
IN al. the aviator ne~ about 81
miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
MAY MAKE DEMANDS
FOR ZElAYA'S RETURN
Extraction expected to be Made on
Mexico for the Former President,
Who VIII be Taken Back Home
and Prosecuted crIminsIIy for I'm
lawful Acts.
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Jan. l.
message received by the state depart
ment late today. declares tina. the re-
settlement shown by the government
and people o. the United States be-
cause oil the execution OF Groce and
Cannon. American citizens. was JUS
titled.
laments Execution.
The telegram was received by the
state department through Admiral
Kimball and the navy department. 1t
stated that Madriz had asked Admiral
Kimball to inform the United States
government that after personal
.-tudy of the circumstances attending
the execution of GToce and Cannon. ne
profoundly lamented the violent act
which cost those men their lives.
President Madriz. he message
sets forth, after personal invest:ga-
ton of the circumstances under
which the execution took place. de-
clared the deed Illegal He consider
ed the resentment of his country
natural.
May Demand zsIaya.
This expression from the president
of Nicaragua may prove of great s;g-
nificance. II Is taken here 10 mean
a possible demand upon Mexico for
the extradition of the former presi-
dent by whose orders Groce and Can
non were executed. There is pro-
vision OF the Nicaraguan constitution
under which president OF that coun-
try may be prosecuted cllminaliy for
unlawful acts.
Madriz's declaI alton OF belief that
the execution was Illegal would seem.
according to view expressed here,
10 leave him no other recourse than
criminal procedure against Zelaya.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
Appointed Ambassador.

'lN AsSOCIaItu TTVsN'l
BERNIE. ran. THE Marquis
Cusani- ConflaiOneri, who for three
years has held the post of Italian
minister to Switzerland. has been
rotified of his appointment as ambas-
sador to the United States IN sue
cession TO Baron Mayer Des Planches.
The Marquis. his wife and son and
daughter are most popular here and
have a large circle OF friends in the
United States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
SECRET WAS BURIED
WITH lYNCHED MAN
Only other Persons Having knowi-
edge Where Stolen Fortune Was
Hidden Were Killed

ROANOKE. VA. Jan - Does
Howard Little know where good
eizsd fortune 3 hiddeng" Is a question
which is beins asked here.
II he does. he Is. reported to be ihe
only men. OF nine who knew the
location OF II.
The other eight have been Killed.
and Little. II any one. Il tbe only per-
son who knows where the treasure
Is buried which icTt1ne presumed 10
have bctn the money taken away
from the Meadows family after the
entire family and Mrs Betty Jrssis
he'd been murdered
II IS rc-orted the treasure amounts
10 something like $4,000 and that the
last person. aside from Little. who
knew OF the Kidding place was Very
Pennington. the man recently lynch
ed in Wise county Ter having killed
Samuel Baker and seriously vosnd ~
tao OF his chiidrsn and Ms Bskef-
Little. Ia the jail yesterday. a.
cIinrd to discuss the SO 600. sayia-
ne know. nothing about 4 by conc
u Is believed. SoveveT. that even =.
he had nothing to DO vita the NJ
sers of which be vas convicted ~
b. knew from Pennington shtrs<
money Vas hidden. ~
The NJ adows family was -
$500 900 they had recently So
the police declare. sad affcrk
dcrs the money as bp1i@
persons than Little are q -
have becn convicted ~ = -
and n Little Is clccifcc<<
uln have brc1 60
stolen noscy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE.
Negro Charged With Numbering Artist
In Alexandra Found Guilty.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. 7.--Henry
Smith. a negro Indicted for the muir
der Of Walter +. Schultz. a Chicago
artist who was slain in this city
March 6. last, was found guilty to-
night of murder In the first degree
by jury in the Corporation Cours.
Smith turned states evidence and
on his testimony Calvin Johnson,
Richard Zines and Eugene Dorsey,
negroes. were convicted OF the muir
der. They are under sentence to be
eiectrocuted on January Ia.
The jury was drawn from Char
lottesvil!e. Va. and was out little
more than three hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Blaze in West Virginia Town De-
stroys 100000 in Property.
Associated Press.)

BRAMNELl. W. VA. Jan. This
place was visited today by disas
trous fire. About $3.50 o'clock fire
was discovered in the poolroom and
bowling alley occupied by Smith 4
O'Conner having originated from
sparks. A brisk breeze famed the
flames The town reservoir was
empty and the fire spread rapidly.
Twenty-Five buildings were destroyed
with their contents The loss will
reach 100000, with about 100000
Insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
DOG UPSETS HIS PLANS.
Former Washington Professor Tries 20
Escape Prison in Germany.
(By Associated Press.)

tty ASSOcldlcu freSS-t
STUTTGART, GERMANY, Jan. L.
Karl Hau, former professor of Roman
law in George Washington University.
Washington. ID. c., who is under a
life imprisonment sentence for the
murder of his mother in law. Frau
Moliter in 1906. made a vain attempt
to escape from the jail at Bruchsal.
Baden. last night. A warder's dog up
set the prisoners plan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
WOULD TRY PERSUASIVE
POWERS ON MADRIZ
Thought He Could Lead the President
to Give Way to General Estrada
as Head Of the Niesra9usn Repub.
llc-HIs Career RepIets With stir
ring Incidents.
lnr annocIatca prens.l

BLUEFiELDs. NICARAGUA. Jan.
7.-General Pedro Andreas Fornos
DIax. who started out yesterday Tor
Managua. In order 10 treat Tor peace
with President Madriz met with q
tragic end last night on entering the
bar. The canoe In which he was At
tempting TO make landing was
caught by gigantic wave and broke
amidships. and Diaz disappeared from
view In the sea.
The voyage which ended the life Oh
General Diaz was In keeping with hts
career. He was a personal friend OF
President Madriz and was oil The De-
lief that he could persuade him 10
give way to General Estrada as necd
of the republic.
Dashed in ces.
At first he was granted permission
to proceed TO Managua and confer to
this end with Madriz. btfs before he
could leave Bluefeld the provisionats
began. to suspect the sincerity IT h8
ultimate purpose ana he was stripped
of official pwer, though permission
was given him to go to Managua IN
an unofficial capacity. lie set our
in the darkness Of yesterday morning
on his erraHd.
Last nigh there came high wind
and the booming OF the CART at Hue
field could be heard fifteen miles in
land.
In this surf Diaz and his canoo
came upon the Greytown bar, which
Is known as the wors.. along the
coast Picking up the fran craft
mountainous wave tore Il or
moment on It's crest and then rent 4
asunder. aud with II the stormy petrol
Diaz disappeared.
Loss Deeply Felt.
The death OF General Diaz removes
from Nicaragua spirit whose insre-
pidity was bouBdless. His career was
one rerlete with stirring incidents and
his p:ide that CT an old Spanish
srandee multiplied While his dsfe1t-
ure from BLU delds for Manasua CO
vered his rels;inns with the revoin-
ton. his loss in the tanks Of the pro-
yis:onals Is deeply felt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08

further pleas than those dled in the
Burcher case should be entered ON
behalf of Con. and Il was further
agreed that they should be made q
prst OF the record OF the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08
'COM|TTEE WRESTLING
WITH TAX PROBLEM
Two Plans Of vaIuing Property
In Hands of Body in
Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA. Jan. THE
senate finance committee Is till labor
ing over the States financial af-
fairs. hoping to evolve some plan
whereby one dollar may do the work
OF two.
Likewise the committee will
wrestie with the problem OF adjusting
property valuations, real and perscnS'
in the state.
There are two plans for this, one
being presented by Senator Fletcher
and one advocated by Governor
Swanson. The Fletcher plan is
thought to stand for the naming of
a commission to regulate these az
fairs, and the idea of the governor
is to vest these matters in the hands
OF the auditor and to empower him
to examine the returns and to ap-
rove or reject as may be deemed
proper.
Which OF the plans win mees with
approval Is not known, but the i'm
preston is that the governors
scheme Is the WISER as IL will OBJ
viste the creation of any new gov
ernmcntal department and expense.
New Assessors.
Nothing has not been considered
in this connecticn-she new assessors
for real estate are being named at
this time by the judges of the courts
OF the counties and cities They are
sworn To give the reasonable cash
value Of the property ON which they
pass They are sworn 20 do this as
they have been In the past But
words, the charge Is that these
assessors in some instances have
rerjure1 themseive.
Properties on WHICH they made
ASSESSMENTS about ave years aga
we're sod vi.hin a very short time
thereafter. and other pieces have
l.ecn sold from time 90 time since
then. The records Of traasfers-aEG
some cf lie sales have been made
nv court dccrcc-show thai with
but few exceptions property has
been valued at frcn % 20 20 per cent
OF its real value.
Got the Fscts-
These facts were established BY
the committee when they sent 20 the
cours clerks and got a list of the
property transfers aud compared
them nth the valuations which have
been given by che assessors. The
locks are open 20 the pubic and the
infcrnaiion which the members 81 the
committee have gotten j. being exam
med By the committee.
The committee yesteFd4s had
Treasurer Hsrman ana fnditcr
kNarye With thcm. and in = <cnersl
vay the affairs of the Sf<te we're
nonc over with scnc dctsi ~ the
assessments are Inquired irto "a may
he tbs. souc property owners all
ana thcmrcircs IN rathcr en-
barrasT'ng position and the sszcssors
mas ~ called on 10 cxpisin Why
they have failed To give even hall a
valuation TO real csiets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08

(cOnIinucd on Sixth PsseJ
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q vas his story ~ Tissc bots ap-
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The wEATHsR.

Fair Saturday and sunday,
rising Temperature SUNDAY:
moderate northwest and north
Winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-08

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper pubitshed In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
elsted Press.
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HAT FACTORY
SHOE SHINING PARLORS

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discount: seven shines for 80 cents
peFrank's Shining Parlors. 197 SO. Main
n6S7
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ARCHITECTS

n NJ laS -
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523 Atlas block. nl32
r. KLETTING. ARCHITECT. HAS RE
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FOR RENT
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

SUMMER COTTAGE IN EMIGRATION
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also board IL desired. Bell 30s7-Y. n3262
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TWO MODERN ROOMS ON GROUND
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81 South srd East. Ind. 500. ml66z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOM,
$3.50 per week. close in. Bell phone
19G7-Y. Board If preferred. olb3I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN. SUIT
able for two gentlemen. 474 e. Second
South. o24S