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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
CORRUPTION FOUND IS
APPALLING To MINISTER
Revelations Made by Investigating
Officer Into Conditions Under Old
Regime az Lisbon.

LISBON. Oct. 2e.-Jose Rcivas.
minister Of finance. in an interview
today. declared that he was appaiie'-
az the corruption Of the old regime.
which his investigation is revealing
For the future. he said. u would be
war to the knife against special priv
Siege abuses. II was almost uBnc ICES
sary to saw that al the ON govern
ment employees would be dismissed
The kings civil list Of <Soa. ooo. The
minister declared. would he replaced
by a modes; presidential salary Tax->
on necessities would be reduced and
those on Injuries increased. Tho rich.
ct classes. who hitherto have been
evading taxes. will BE- closely watch
cd. IN conclusion. Scnscr Relgvcs ~
pressed tn opinion that the sei'ara-
ton cf the church and state woNld
be accomplished within a month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
and CONVICT
ARE SHOT TO DEATH
Florida Men Killed by Posse
After SIayers of Three
Other Persons.

FORT MYERS. FLA. Oct. 26.-E.
]. Watson, well known farmer. and
Leslie Cox. an escaped convict. under
life sentence for murder. were rid
died with bullets last night by posse
which went to Chatham Bend Sunday
to capture the slayers Of Miss Ellen
Smith. A. Waller and "Dutchy' Rey-
noids ten days ago. The three were
killed.
Watson reported the killing OF the
three persons ct For; Myers last Sat
urday. He claimed tina: he had cap
tured Cox and produced the latter's
coat and 6nn as evidence. He was ask
cd to pTcdice the man and to find him
a posse accompanied Watson to Chat
ham Rend. Arriving there. Watson
Joined Cox. made a desperate resist
ancc before both were riddied with
bullets.
The triple murder was committed
bv Cox and 2 negro now in iail hero.
The negro confessed describing how
the bodies had been cut opcn and
weighed so that whom thrown into
water they would sink. Bc declared
that the murder Was done at the in
stance Of Watson. who owed the
three victims money.
Miss smith. ono nf tho victims. wa
a unique character. being = mascu-
line proportions and livin- ~ herself
on Tho cdcc 81 tho everglades. She
hunted ard trapped aEd vas called
Rig SqH3w" by The Indians
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
RUNNING NO RISK.

The New York World takes no risk
In making the following offer:
To anybody who will tell ms whas
Mr.. Roosevelt's tariff principles and
tariff convictions are, The World will
give handsomely bound copy OF
AFRICAN Game Trails" by Theodore
Roosevelt, and a years subscription
to the Outlook.
If MIR. Roosevelt has any tariff con
victions he is too much of politician
to tell anybody, much less the New
York World about them. lie has side
stepped all this time, and certainly
he will not meet the Issue now, when
to lineup on the side OF the people
would be to oppose his party organi-
cation, and to lineup openly with the
special interests would be disastrous
to both his party and himself.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
HORR|CANE RUINS ARE
VISITED BY THE KING
Narrowing Scenes Greet En-
manuel on island of
iSChia.

CASAMlCCIOLA. ISLAND OF Is
CHA, Oct. 26.-KiDG Victor Emman-
uel today visited the Island OF lschia,
where he viewed the destruction
wrought by the recent hurricane and
cheered the suffering people. Many
Americans, learning of the King
visit, came from the Island Of Capri
to 10 in greeting his majesty.
For an hour or Two the king drove
about in a small primitive vehicle, but
was soon obliged to abandon this, go
ing about on foot among the trees,
collapsed hOCses AMI heaps Of mud
and stones. Although hespattered
with Crime, and sometimes in mud up
To the knees. his majesty made the
rounds Of The entire district He saw
more than 400 wrecked houses. casa
mice ola, which has been a favorite
resort On account of its hot springs,
the king expressed regret that the
sources of these waters. when
brought about riches to the island,
were now buried.
The damage wrought is estima' ed
at about s1O.000,000. Prior to his de-
parture for Naples this evening, the
island women, many Of them carrying
babies, crowded around the King
W shing to kiss his hand. at which his
majesty was greatly affected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
Forced to Leave Home.

Every year large number OF poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore am
rackcd with coughs are urged to 30
e another climate. But TINS is cost
ly and not always sure. mere
better way. Let DR. Kings New Dis-
covery cure you at home 1t cured
me OF lung trouble writes w. X.
Nelson. of Calamine. Ark. when al
else failed and ! gained 81 pounds
in weight. Its surely the King OF
all cough and lung cures. Thousand
owe their lives and health to IT. us
positively guaranteed for Coughs
Colds. I.aGrippe, Asthma. Croup-a',
Throat and Lung troubles. soc ana
500 Trial bottle free at MI Drug
gists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
NORFOLK JUDGES OF
ELECTION INDICTED
Charged With Corrupt Con-
duct Of Recent Congress
sionaI Primary.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 26.-An in
dictment was returned today against
Edward Wilcox, James T. Hannah and
Frank KEELING. judges of election in
the court house precinct OF Norfolk
city, charging "wilful neglect OF duty
and corrupt conduct in an electi IN.
The true bill is the result Of an in
vestigstion of alleged frauds in the
recent Second district Democratic
congressional primary of August %,
Judge Hanckel will hear argum mis-
Monday on the sufficiency of the Law
under which the prosecution Is
brought. The penalty upon convic.
ton would be maximum OF IL
months in jail and $500 fine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
OLD SOLDIER ARRESTED.
Patrick Sheridan Charged With
Breaking Into Miller's Hotel.

Patrick Sheridan. an inmate of the
National Soldiers Home, was arrest
cd in Phoebus at 1870 o'clock this
morning by Officer Handle on the
charge of breaking into J. b. Miller's
hotel.
Mr. Miller was awakened bv a
crash in the cafe of his establish
ment. He fired shot TO attract the
attention of the police, and when ON
Ger Handle responded he found Sher-
idan in the cafe. The veteran had
broken down the door of the place
Sheridan. who was very drunk or
pretended to be, was locked up to
await a hearing in the mayors court
this morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
NO OCCASION FOR ALARM IN
HAMPTON.

There is no occasion for alarm ~
Hampton financial circles on sccount
Of the failure OF two small bankinS
Institutions in that city within the
rast few DAYS. Bob Of the inst tn
tons which have closed their doors
did business on q very limited s-a'e.
and while individual depositors may
suffer loss and some q ihosr Who
Acld icans probably uiil BE- emhar-
rs<sed. their spisfortuncs cahnot have
any material eHecs upcn the busiucss
interests generally Of thr city.
Hampton hiss three q The strongest
banks in this section. and since the .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE" VALID
Court Decides On Amendment . Ok
fshon,a Constitution.

GUTHRIE OKLA. ocf. 7s.-That
the grandfather clause constitution
ri amendment Is valid. was decided
hv fh7 Stale supreme Courf today.
The court held also tnaf The spcciai
prnrodIrc. unfrr which the amend
ucnf WIS adopted. Is valid. al votes
not casi against The proposition being
ccunicd for b.
TOE grandfather ciauar- provides
thar NJ man uroer candidates couid
nof vote. can exercise tho riFhi ~
franchise. u viii thus disfranrhirc
many rsvrncs whose rrandfaihers
we're Siarca
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1910.
WANTS NO PRIMARY AT ALL.

The Petersburg indexAppeal denies
the accuracy of this papers cohclu,
sion that the Index-Appeal favors
throwing down the bars and allowing
any and everybody to participate in
primaries. without restriction as to
previous party affiliation and without
pledge. implied or otherwise, to sup
port the nominee. The IndeX-Appeal
says:
II the Press will read our article
from which il quotes 1t will find thar
one of our objections to the primary
is that Il necessarily binds conscience
to honor in the support of the nomi-
nee. whether he is worthy or not
This is unavoidable" our contem
porary continues. land we would Eo'
favor n primary without it.. III thi~
had been added to the editorial upon
which this paper commented. there
would have been no misunderstood
ing. We supposed that as the bind
ing OF conscience" was one of the rea-
sons for the Petersburg papers objec-
tons TO the primary system of max
ing nominations for office, 1t would
be better satisfied with the system If
this feature were eliminated.
In discussing this matter, the Index
Appeal takes occasion to say:
Of
cratic institutions. and their defense
against the rule of bOssism, must be
found in the courage and indepen-
dence of that intelligent class OF
American voters who. hold the balance
of power to reward or punish political
parties according TO their merits, and
who reject the stupid dictum that
once Republican or Democrat al
ways the same.
The primary system binds no man
TO any party. Here in Virginia, for
instance, voter does not have to par
ticipate in Democratic primaries un-
less he wants to. The dictum Once
a Republican or Democrat always the
same" has nothing to do with the
case. A man can change parties just
as often as he plcases. voting in the
Democratic primary in this campaign
and in the Republican primary on
mass meeting in the next. And the
only real effect Of the suggested re
quiremeut of a party utilization decla
ration some time in advance Of the
primary, to which our PETERSBURG
friend most earnestly objects. woulu
be to prevent the Irresponsible oT
designing constituencies voter from
participating in both Democratic anc
Republican party contests.
This paper believes that the pTi
mary. intelligently and honestly opcr.
ated. will be The Salvation Of Amer
lean Democratic institutions. and
their defense against the rule 81
bossism.- The professional politicians
believe this, too. consequently they
are lined-up aiDost TO man in Viz.
GINA against Che primary and IN tsvCr
OF the convention and mass NEE ing
Of the good old DAYS. Some ol
those who do not openly oppose IN,
system are its mos; vicious enemies
and do II the greatest harm by lend
ing q hand 20 handicap and bloch
every effort made 20 improve the sys
TEN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
BATTLES WEATHER
WITH HIS b|PLANE
(Continued f, ON First Page)

each other and the crowd grow fear
full for their safety as the dusk gath
cred Workers in the Wright quar-
tiers poured out little puddles OF gaso-
line on the field and lighted them for
torches. Guided by the flames and
twinkling OF the brilliant gas lamps
i'm front of the hangers, they found
their way home.
The Gordon Bennett elimination
trials. scheduled for this afternoon,
was repeatedly announced and post
poned and the American team knew
not whether they were on or off, final
ly were set for tomorrow morning.
Hamilton, Moissart, the Wright
Brothers and Glenn II. Curtiss made
vigorous protests. Mine O'Clock is
the very worst time in the day to fly"
they told the aviation committee, the
wind always blows at 9 o'clock"
Big Contest Today.
Heedful of this formidable protest
the committee compromised and
agreed to call the trials at Q tomo~
row. but with a saving clause which
permits any aviator TO start when he
chooses. provided only that he shall
finish before $50 In the afternoon.
This concession proved satisfactory.
Moissant will enter in the elimina-
ton trials tomorrow as also in &c
special flight for 100000. to the statue
of Liberty in New York harbor and
return. He said tonight that he
should lay his course straight to the
mark without regard for the roof tops
and pinnacles of the greater city. lie
expects to fly at a height of at least
5000 feet.
Count DeLesseps rose very late in
the day for altitude and brought back
third place.
Summary % Events.
Summaries:
Special hourly distance evcnt-won
bv Latham. Antoinctte, II laps, time
&c minutes % 2-5 seconds; second.
Parmaiee. Wright, 16 laps. time 81
minutes 1903 seconds: third. Brook
ms. Wright IL laps, time % minutes
40.S seconds.
Special altitude event-won by
Hoxsey. Wright. 6.1S3 feet; second.
tombstone. Wright. 5.763; third, De
Lesscps, Bleriot, 2.549.
Cross country, distance 90 miles
won by Auburn. Bleriot, time 2S min
utes S.75 seconds; second. Latham,
Antoinette. time 80 minutes 14.71 sec
onds; third. Drexel, Blcriot, 43 min
utes 7.75 seconds.
Standing to date in the prize
money: Hoxsey. sl,S25; Graham
White. $1,700; Moissant, $1,000; Ia
than. $1.150; tombstone, SS75; DreX-
ell $500; DeLesscps. $3.50; Auburn,
$3.50; Radley, $500; Brookins. sl3o'
Ely. 800; Mars, 800; McCuprdy,
$50; willard. $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27

institutions will not be embarrassed
In the slightest degree by the sus-
pension OF the two small establish
mems referred 20, there need be no
worrying over the financial situation
In The community.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
vIRelrlANs PROMOTED.
Employees ~ cenrys Buresu Get IN
crease ~ SALARY.

fSrtcisi - Tho nailv fF'ss.
WASHINGTON. n. C.. OCT IS u 10
rcnfus huTesu announce nc follow
ire prc motions ~ NirCirians. From
sqH1 g. 81 onn- Herman =. BEL. Efi'h
Roger. fouafhar A. Th0rre. from
sSfn ~ sqno. & irving Darlington
Saiiic = Clover. Ocisvc Fariolo. ~
eris y Rcvers. firm 500 fn $3.50.
= i'd " DILLINGHAM; - rfax Jackson.
Dr. frrm Seoe ~ $40. Cgy " Rrad
fnrS Afdic ". Rrad~ha~. Rnhcri n
Hrrrks. Arth~r ~ csrdc. Huzh VI
GRAY Iohn " Grim. Caroline v
curbr. Vrfiie NJ ioUry. Edua n sd
ier walter y po-fs. Alh~rt "
Rhodes. Mary A. SIT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27

did vcur husband like the import
ed wine we gave him at our mouse.
Il should say SO, He was fun OF
il when he came home. '-Bsitlmore
American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
Meet In San Francisco Next.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 20
The last obstacle to the holding of an
international aviation meet in SAT-
Francisco was removed today. The
aviation committee received des-
patch stating that the Aeronautic As
ISOLATION of America had deserved for
San Francisco the dates desired. NO
vember 25 10 September 3. Ii Is pur-
posed to have at the meeting all th>
aviators now in this country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27
The Merchant Tailor.
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders n the Peoples building ana
Loan Association Il Hampton. WIFI
Tia. viii be held IN Bassetie's Acsd-
cny cf Music. a. : O'Clock p m, on
MONDAY. the 7sh day ~ November.
1910. for the election 81 directors 70
serve for The ensuing year. and for
such other business a. may properly
tcur before tho meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT.
Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-10-27

Entered at the Newport News. Va.
Pos:office as Second-Class Matter.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. IA.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

Sa million Gc-uio Cbto,
GtHctHHatt, Otto Is. april 1910
gerficee gnpeboie peTben eHi,
ecgeHgcuommeH tn bep Office bes gcars pi
9ouniq eonuliNtousrs bs sum Stettus
ben p WtGi 1910, I'm l2 ubr Dlitops fir
ole nGdbiieueuos Gpuribs arbeIi:
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Gountn &ogEibdHfe. Sourt uHe Wlatu Stase.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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nur1 nit ben 8ldueu IGn spsgiffaitoneH
reI6e lest in oeV Ettcs bss gsarb Of GouniU
sommtfoHsrs nHo 9ouHtpsauettcrs au'IiegeH.
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GouHtn gommiriCaers 81 BADEN fiHe unb be.
e.ettei fctu ron stuem ncuo in Der S6bs BON
Bebu tlOHLD 8To3eTi oe5 SefTagRs hes aUctbcis
nit sEDeI qGicn una peHiigeHbeu Burger ober
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berpcrten.
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grrrmifiouer5.
9furIeo strubts, 9rafoeut
Siisf: Urs6. Gretss. Glri.
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Gfftcs gouuip.Et o m n tffdrs
on 6 ami iItorG Comm

Cincinnati, Chic, IL glprtI 1910.
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pleiet fetr init eiueu goqIa In Der Gumue bon
6meitaufenb (S200o.00) Dollars, NIT sIpei
guien uuo GeIlgenbeH Sfirgl1afien bas
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fltrnng bsr Irbstt. I'm goue berfsIbt ibu ~.
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eerfperfeu.
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gommifiioHers
80 gtauIes Strubts. 9rdaSent.
Gttef.: JTec. GrsttB. Gler;.
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Rcti5 an auntrattoreu
STilCe Oer
Gommlftloners OF Samilton Gour
Is lrfrf frnntt Nhtn d. AIA,.r.f 80, a

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s,..,, einctunott, GbO IS. aprtl 1910.
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fhin 5ugefiGt peroen m6aer bic opr,ommen
funHten Tud5reHo uno ourcb hns Mhretben uno
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9ie Gounto GoMuIiTioncrs behuIfer 't6 oas
Redit ocr, treeroeiH ooeT ale ange5pte 81 oers
TuerfeH.
SIN @uftrcge bes gcarb Of Gounto Commit,
ftoners Don 3autt!ton 0oartp, Ohio.
sltteft:
StdnIeo Stru5le, Rrdftoert
Sreo. Iretbs, GIeTt. 25,5,12I9
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Gtnsr Der sepaltts fen
Bale, bic in Der fommenben 2on'
homer Saifpn abeeholten tusrpen, miro
Der fosenannte Sbateipeare Ban In
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cen auppelgebdube tperben mtnDeitens
1000 bis 5000 Sbeilnebmer ii1 eins
finosn, bic meiiten oapon ippblbetdnnte
S6duIpieler unb Sdauipislsrtnnen,
Giinitlsr uno 6erren uno Odmen Der
9eielllhaft. IusndbmsIos 1T bic Be
bingung porgeihrieben, odB ieber
5hstlnebmer Elm Go{tiim aus Der
3eitpertobe Sbdteipeare's trdsen mub,
poer Elm 3oitiim, bas zines Der Didtes
ridden gbdrattere bes groben Drama
titers pertOrpert. Die ReinereebniiIe
bes Ibenbs perben benz 5onps CUR
Grri6tung zines engliiden Iationuls
tbeaters au9efiibrt tperoen. Gine Der
intsreHdnteiten 9erunitaItuneen oes
4benbs ipirb Elm GROCER iSeit3ue feiu.
Der idmmtlihe Sbatsfpeare'Ihe 9ra-
men Dar1teIen ipiro uno ben etne Mns
5G6l 0amen Der 9eIsqI6dft urrangi>
rem. Der Bartlett San3booen 1piro
iiber Die partettitse in Der 6Dbe Der
parterreIpeen gelegt peroen uno ell,
Sr6efter ppn etlpa 100 W&uiitern tpiro
gum Sun3 aufIpielen, osnn Der unge.
heure Ruum erforoert cine entTpre6ens
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itDrben, Der elm 9ermDgsn BON $780,
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htnterlaiIen baben 'oQ. rgnttGuftts
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ben. Srgeno tpeI6e 9arantie fir bic
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
9asItes Gincinnstier Dsbrat aDnneras ss pril 1910

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Spmti:on COUNT Cbts
Cincinnati, Cbto, 21. gprI 1910
@erlteGetfe Mnaebofe tperbeu entas.
eengenpmmen IN nsr Office bes gonrb Of Gounfp.
1910, nm y nbI Dattuss, fin Die nacbite'
Sends ben sSesifHottoner 30. 41-sar bic
9erbctierure BON Sann1eI Nonb, BON 9fedoina
8lfe big 8teaiant Rto9e &pab, in Spcamore
somnfbtp.
Iie elrbsit bat gu aefnepen In lisbersinJttm.
muna nit ben B!dnen uRo epeotftfnticn.,,,
melde lest tfl be-. Office bes gDaro Of 9ounta
Hpnl.nifItorerS auflelen.
stue glngebote mff'en dIif escrmnIdreu uusae.
feriat fen. iueLde in ber Office oss gcnrb Of
eouutb @ornttiftoners 81 buber finh unb be-
pIeiiet fetn ocr einert Bomb in ber cunime bsn
5ipettauieno tS2000.00) Dollars NIT stue anter
uno geHiieenber Riiraeu ole snerbett. bas
oct 9ieter ben stuuiratt eraeben ptrb, Sur auss
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FAINT nirh.
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foncrs bon Samtl.on Gouutn, Ohio
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