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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-14

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
LIQUOR QUESTION COSTS
BRYAN HIS LEADERSHIP
LONG WITHOUT WATER
RESERVES GIVEN BEER
Members of Naval Militia Reach Fort
Monroe in Most Thirsty
Condition.

NORFOLK, VA, July 26.-Ihe
monitor Ozark. having aboaid be-
tween 2e0 and 800 members Oh the
naval militia OF the District of Column
bia, arrived at the Norfolk navy yard
late today for supply OF fresh water
before proceeding tomorrow for New
York, with the Maryland naval militia,
aboard the Isle De Cuba, now III
Hampton Roads.
Washington reserves ashore tonight
on liberty said that as the result of
a mishap 10 the Ozark's condensers
they were without fresh water from
yesterday until their arrival at Fort
Monroe today. when ice was had and
each mana was given two bottles OF
beer to quench his thirst, after having
to drink salt water.
All shore liberty TO the Washington
boys ended at midnight and the Ozark
is scheduled to sail for Hampton
Roads at five a. IN. tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
PAYS THIEF FOR TROUBLE
RETURNING HIS DIAMOND
Memphis Merchant is Covered by Re-
volver While He Gives Reward
and Dollar Extra.
(By Associated rresE,.

MEMPHIS, TENN. July 26.-Ac-
oordirs to local paper here today.
=. +. Henninger. merchant of this
city. who several days ago was rob
bed of "A diamond valued at 5000. was
menaced with revolver pointed az
his back. concealed from passing
crowds by the folds of NEWSPAPER
and marched five blocks along Main
street in the business center of the
city by an unknown man who had
in his possession the diamond.
Henninger, in answer 10 myster,
ious telephone message. had gone 10
court square and was there approach
cd by a handsomely dressed woman,
Who directed him to "A man seated
rearby, the latt@ displaying the lost
gem.
Hanninger having failed u bring
the advertised reward of $3.50. was
accompanied to- his place OF bust.
aess by the thief who. during the en-
tire discourse, covered him with the
revolver.
Hcnninger not only paid the money
agreed to. but added 81. which he had
promised the robbcr for his trouble
in walking TO his place of business
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
AVIATOR HAS MARROW
ESCAPE IN ACCIDENT
During Flight at Garden City, Long
Island, Aeroplsne Turns Complete
Sommersau!t.

NEW YORK, July 26-After his
aeroplane had Turned complete
> omersault, faming 20 the ground with
him, during a flight near Garden city.
Long Island today. George Russell
picked himself up and emerged from
the debris without scratch OF bruise.
Russell had made one flight in a
% mile breeze and was rising from
The ground for second spin when the
accident happened. He ran along
the ground at high speed for sew
eral hundred yards. but when he un-
dertook TO rise. the soft soil caused
the tail OF his biplane to swerve, much
as an automobile skids in the mud.
The aeroplane reared straight. turned
a clean back flip and came down
on it's back with the engine on top.
Russell was flung head over heels
and fell into tansle OF wires. The
aeroplane was damaked badly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
HOUSE BLOWN OFF PIER
At W|ll0UGHBY BEACH
Much Damage by Storm at
Norfolk and vicinity--lhree
Reported Drowned.

NORFOLK. VA. July 26.-Norfoik
vas hard hit BY terrific wind storm
early tonight and s5T . tex minutes
the gale reached 2 velocity Of =
rriics an hour from IL west.
Trees were urrOoi Il al over TIC
city. plate glass windows smashed
ard several houses lHfDofcd. A. Vii
iog-hby Beach she storm blew a house
81 the pier into the hay and came
rear kiiiing eight ucn. Inc uen were
n Two boats and sought shelter under
the pier from the storm The house
was ioppled ovar almost on top q
hen. but only one of f5em was IN.
iurcd.
Harry p vel had his left hip dis
;ocafcd. and a picce n ;i-rh-r pcrc.
.rated his side. JIe vas broafht ~
Norfolk on special train and scri
70 ST vInccnt's hospital
n - reporf-d that three fo-eigpcrS
yho we're fishing on Wfilouzhby SPIT
g. iied to reach shore before the storm
broke. and that The boat vas swamp
ed and the men drowned.
This report could oot oe confirmed
tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
LET HUSBAND ESCAPE;
WIFE SUES OFFICERS
Richmond Lady Brings Action
Tor Failure TO Receive
Alimony Allowed.

RICHMOND. VA, July 26.-Alleg-
ing that deputies Of the late city SER
geant. James c. Smith. by neglect OF
official duty, allowed Albert DIN, Jr-,
her delinquent husband, to escape
from the city and eyade payment of
her OF alimony, counsel fees and cost 5,
Mrs. Catherise A. DIN today entered
suit for $1,000 dam ges, in the Law
and Equity Court, against John Is.
Welsh, sydney l.. Gillian and ). I.
Ewing. executors of j c. Smith, and
Michael Kelly. bondsman fer the late
city sergeant.
The action is brought in the name
of The Commonwealth of Virginia,
which stands as plaintiff for Mrs. Oliff.
Major Hunsden Cary, cOussel for
the plaintiff. filed a declaration, III
which it was, shown that the case
grew out of an action brought by Mrs.
Oliff in September. 1909, against her
husband to compel him TO pay $3.50,
claimed as alimony. counsel fees and
costs.
Justice of the Peace P. J. Mccarthy
to whom Ms Olin complained. or
dcred that Oil who was about 10
leave the state. De held in $3.50 bail.
A oapias ad respendedum was is
sued BY the clerk OF the Chancery
Court Sept. %, 1893. for Off. II was
placed in the hsnds OF the city ser
geant, who turned it over TO one oi
his deputies.
II is alleged in the declaration thai
the officer holding the capias. did vii
fully. negligeEtly and iraudalentiy
permit said Albert Olin 10 leave
and escape frcm the city of Rich.
mend. and from the State of Virgins
so that further process agaisst him Is
unayailing.'
II is charged that Oliff remained IN
the city making preparations 20 de.
part fer several days while the depu
ties OF the city sergeant carried tbs
capiss around in their poets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
SAYS He SHOULD Be The
HEAD or WHOLE PE0Pl
rIn Speech at Portland, Maine, Chief
Executive Touches on Ship Subsidy
and Turns From Subject Because
He Claims No Right 10 Speak on
Polities-Makes Some Suggestions.
cBy Associated pressl


PORTLAND, MAINE, July 26.-
President Taft today put himself on
record as subscribing absolutely to
the principle that a President OF the
United States should not talk politics.
lie landed at Rockland this morning
TO make the last speech OF his ten
DAYS cruise. Maine is seethiDg with
olitics just now. The elections are
10 be held September II. Rockiand
Is the home of ex-governor William
T. Cobb, who is candidate for
United States senator TO succeed
Senator Hale.
Mr.. Taft spoke TO large crowd
from an automobile in which he had
taken a ride about the city and
suburbs. He -dTifted' closer to
political utterance than at any other
time during the trip. The harbor at
Rockland, the big granite breakwater
and the ships behind it. had brought
ship subsidy 10 the Presidents mind
Hints at Ship Subsidy.
"They suggest TO me" he said,
the Importance OF oar coastwise ship
ping. They also suggest the Import
ance OF improving our foreign ship
ping. All of which brings me so near
politics that merely suggest 1t, and
leave il with you"
The President paused for moment
and said:
But travelling as | am, as President
of the United States. | have no right
10 be other than President OF the
whole people and to stand only on
the platform of patriotism love OF
country and prosperity for all.
The Presidents sentiment called
out a great cheer from the crowd
He said good bye and was whirled
9Hay.
In view OF the speaking trip which
the President is scheduled to make
in Ohio and other Middle Western
states this fan. his statement OF how
far a chief magistrate Of the nation
should go in politics was fraught
with particular interest.
Makes Them Suggestion.
Mr.. Taft visited the limestone
auarrics and watched the prepare
tious for the manufacture of cement
He suggested in his speech that II
the people Of Rockland hurried up
they might get in on some OF the
big cement contracts for the Panama
canal.
THAT great work" he added. viii
be completed on or before January
1919. II will double the efficiency OF
curs navy and change the course Q,
trade"
From Rocklsnc the Mayncwer
droped down TO Casco bay this after
noon and was cruising this evening
of this city
The Presidents ankle was vastly
improved today ana his limp was
hardly noticeable
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
NEW BERN ~ GALA ATTIRE.
North Carolina City Continues Her
Bi-certennisI.

NEW BERN. y. c. July 26.-Con-
timing its gala bi-ccslicnnial celebrs-
tio1 TO-DAY. Ncw Bern's crowds view
- during ne earl dav a floral and
Industrial parade IN carnival paS ant.
Flats from various North Carolina
cite we're IN line. as we're the state
military and raval forces.
BCat r3cs WI n were 90 hive
hrc1 held In the afternoon. were post
Dorcd un 4 .cHorrow
Ta-- evening an Illuminated parade.
Tiag.Tsiiur great events in>thc history
cf North Cs.ciiEa. passed through the
street.
The North Carolina fremen's con
vcntica. which O. being held TODAY
I'D an opcn session TO-DAY and bu7i-
Hess sessions this afternoon and TO-
nigh,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
RURAL GUARD IN HOT
PURSUIT OF REBELS
Secretary to President Gomez
Issues Statement on Up
rising in C6a.
cRr Asscclased Pres,

HAVANA. July 2s.-Senor PA
ZaI,dos. secretary TO President
Gorcz, tonight issued the following
Official statement regarding The &C.
currenccs in Orienfc province. Viii, 4
ere believed to be the beginning 81 4
widespread evolutionary movement.
The governmcnt only knows Thai
Gcrcra Minci and twelve men took
he field m instruction from al un.
known cause Yesterday IN the vicinity
of r! Caney. Ties have nov isxrn
refuge 10 = difncgif bill country where
they zsc being hotiy pursucd BY
forces OF the rurai guard and by ir
fanfry from the garrison IN TIE cts
Of Santiago. Noihiag Is known o.
any other uprising.
Senior Pazaio Dfs said TIA; fhc
governor had mo- Information OF nc
-snorcd cncagcn NJ between the
rural caurds and Slnets' baEd in
which an aide oi The latter ~ss re-.
ported killed. and 3, had every cor.
f6cnce that ihc government forces
would soon run d1wE the insurgs nis.
Troops to fhs number Of 500 we're
dispatched Cd morniag 20 the scene
n the upr.sine from Camp Columbi1.
The government suspects. according
10 Ps-alDdo's sfafemcnt that the
,~.ssn for General Minefs action les
Al ne recent loss Of an cfbciai posi-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
Cir N snip ExsinusIshsd.

NV ORLEANS. Ia. July ~
4 wircirss message received here
ccrvtys The Information that the
Information tat ihr steamer Menus.
% che southern Pacifcs Line. whi-h
rauzht- 60 cn nc Florida coast last
Friday zad Temporarily Transferred
her psrrenrers 20 hc- sister shio. the
Genus. ncrthboupd. resumed her voy-
age At noon on he gath for Nov Or
lesas. after the are had been exiin-
guishcd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
MAYOR VICTIM OF PLOT
Believed Negro is Assassin of
A. H. BauSman.
$500 REWARD OFFERED
Many Detectives Are Attracted to
Ridgeway and Are at Work to Ap-
prehend the Person Who Threw
Dynamite Stick at Towns Executive
fRv Associated Press,


RiDGEWAY. VA, July 26-Re%ards
sggregating $500 have been offered
tor the capture of the assassin OF
Mayor A. II. Bousman. OF this place.
Mayor Rousman was killed Sunday
night by stick OF dynamite thrown
from the street while he lay on the
lawn surrounding his home
The rewards have been the means
OF attracting a number OF detectives
10 the scene. but so far as is known
here. no clue has been found to IN"
identity of the slayer. II Is generally
believed. however. that negro, in
plot with others OF his race, threw
the missile.
Several detectives left hero today
Tor Roanoke, where it is said they are
hunting the criminal.
Mayor Bousman's funeral was held
this afternoon and was largely al
tended. People gathered here from
all over this section. trains from the
Forth and south bringing in large
crowds. Business was suspended IN
the town during the afternoon and
the citizens gathered en- masse TO
pay their respects to the dead mayor
who had done more to build up the
place than any other man
Governor Mann today offered $3.50
reward for the murderer, making the
amount $1,000 offered by the town
county and state. individuals added
fnother- $500.
The town is quiet and the law viii
be allowed to take its course in event
OF the capture Of the assassin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
REFUSES TO TESTIFY.
Member OF New York Cotton Firm
Before Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, JULY 3s.--Conpiyins
with the direction Of United states
Judge Hand. Charles A. Kittie. men,
Der of the firm % 5 p Bel & Com
pany. appeared this afternoon before
the special federal grand jury. which
IS conducting an investigation agaiEs'
lanes A. Patfen and others II con-
nectson With the alleged cotton pool
II II understood ts-' Mr. kitiic vas
swosn and then refrscd to give any
testimony on the pea-S that he = AZ
prsseuf< under indictment and that
:hc TESTIMONY might b. used ssaiast
hin IN the prosecution
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
vii Furnlsh saH Frse.

INV YORK. Jul ze.-AnnouDcc-
mcnf ~as made TODAY BY The Arto-
mobile club Of America hat arrange
mcnis have b,cn made viii a io1d-
ing company. whereby bail bonas.
With any repaired renewals. void be
furnished b. ihe ciub 70 members
free ~ charge and the ciub vii also
provide The services Of ~ ATTORNEY ~
cases where mcmbers are arrested,
charged eth vios~tions 81 the auto
mobfls kvs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
Yacht St. Lawrence Defsssed.

MANCHESTER. MASS, July 2s.--
Sailing against a disabled challenger,
the Massachusetts. which i defending
the Zswanshaka c1p Cor the Manchcs-
ter Yacht Club. defeated he 81. Law
renee. Of the ROYAL 81 Lawrence
Yacht Cirb. over triangular course
today bv four minutes and IS secosds.
The yachts were having . close and
interesting race when The lace rope on
the gaH q the 81. Lawrence beS n
g. give a~sy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-27
TWO PROMINENT FIRMS
ADMIT HIM AS CUSTOMER
Missing Young Official Recently Pro
nounoed as Acceptable to New York
Stock Exchange and Number OF
Shares Gone is Announced-Attor-
ney for the DefauIter Talks.
CBy Associated Press.I

NEW YORK. July 26.-Erwin WIZ
er, the voung cashier Of the New YORK
branch OF the Russo-Chinese Bank
is still missing. but details OF the
$500 goo bond and stock theft, with
which he stands charged, are coming
70 the surface, together with glimpses
of his operations in the stock market
Two prominent stock exchange
firms admitted today having had him
as a customer and il became known
that only few weeks ago his stand
ing as a Spectator was placed before
the officers OF the New York STOCK
Exchange. scrutinized and found &C
ceptable. The attention of the ex-
change had been called to his specula-
tons by firm which carried one OF
his accounts. But as cashier OF MS
bank. he was rated as an official and
the exchange authorities decided that
ne could not be barred under the rules
which prohibit clerks and minor en-
ployes of firms from Specializing
Throwing aside all secrecy. the
Russo Chinese Bank gave out today,
for the first time, the Oil list of MISS
ing shares which Wider. is accused
of stealing. in addition to the seO.eOO
in bonds announced last week The
list of shares follows:
List of Missing Shares.
Three hundred and fifty shares Oh
Pennsylvania Railroad; 1900 shares
Baltimore 4 Ohio: 500 shares Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas; 200 shares
Tennessee Copper: POO shares New
York Central; 200 shares Great
Northern Ore: 100 shares st. paul; 200
shares OF Wabash preferred; 50
shares Southern Pacific; lob shares
General Electric Company: 50 shares
American Locomotive; 80 shares Erie
first preferred; $50 shares Northern
Pscific: 100 shares Atchlson; 800
shares Reading: $50 shares American
Smelling & Refining, and % shares
Great Northern Railroad.
J. $. Bache & Company and DICK
Bros. 4 Company are two OF the firms
with which the missing cashier at
one time dealt.
f. r. Dick. of Dick Brothers, OK
plsined that Widers account With that
firm was closed out long before the
present trouble, at Wider's own re-
ofest and in a satisfactory business
manner.
A member CT the firm OF J. s. Bache
& Company made the following state
ment:
I'VE had an account with Wider
but threw 1t out on jelly 3, 1909, be-
cause il became active and We were
suspicious. When the account be-
came active. the firm asked Wider to
submit a financial statement. This he
refused to do"
Leon b. Ginsburg. counsel for Wider
said tonight that he had no idea
where Wider was and had had no re
cent communication with him.
4 do not believe Wider has 'saited
a penny Of the stocks he has taken.
said Ginberg Il think Il VIII b
found that all Of the securities were
used in speculation and that he wa.
wiped out in his margfhsl transa -tior;
In Wall street