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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
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AND TRUSTS ROAS Ed
Great Gathering of NotabIes Attend
the Twenty fifth Anniversary Of the
Observation-Disclosures TAFT, Onf-
ed States Senators and Other High
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,he eue,t were seated. with a tangIc
over the inauguration Of the new
nresjden, Of the club-Scott c. Boone.
editor of the Washington Herald: for
entering untimely upon the scene.
came FL Presidente Zelaya. with his
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Injured N Wreck.

POMONA. ca. Fob. Three wo-
mer werc iniur'i this morning in O.
rear-cnd collision betwc,a a Central
~ Georgia passeur .raiu and o
fr-s -hf train Just outside this cts.
Tho injured Wa.c Mrs. Charles g.
Nils and Miss SdlIe Fl0renc'. oi
C4iTn. Ga and Ms Sf-ske'io1. o.
Atlantic. The women rc ir ~
rar'or car which was partially wreck
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Senator Daniel Still at Home.
(Ry Associated Prcss.)

LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb Al
though daily improving from an at
tack of pneumonia in Philadelphia.
Senator John W Daniel is unable 10
determine when ne will return to the
senate. as his physician will not per
mt him 10 undertake arduOus work
fer the present He attends 10 ilSh'
work here daily and is out daily III
good weather.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Uoiyer-ty o Virgins Defeated.

ANNAPOLIS. ND FEB 5.-Th"
Navs-s arkstbaf qu.nf easily do
folfef The team from thc University
81 Virginia thi- afternoon. Winning
by ihe score Of 20 20 ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Just in Time.

All on board were in - very seriors
mood n, they realized that the snip
could not stay on top mere than a
few hours. We gave up hopes ot
r. aching Charleston and waited TOR
the Alamo. About Il:;0 a. m. s.
before The captain got his noon posi-
ton. the electrician re.Orted the water
was I'd 10 the last inch and the dyna-
mo might stop any minute. Our prin-
cipal object was TO keen the dynamo
running until We could ct our noon
position TO the other ship. After a
hard fight We managed 80 KEEP the
dynamo running right mp 10 the mo-
ment Ne sighted the Alamo. A. 1880
all The boats were 'owercd and by ;
p IN. the Alama was alongside
To-day tn revenue cutter Iama-
craw reported that after cruising
arornd last nigh; and today she Wa
arabic 20 find any trace Of the Ken
iuckv. and the vcss ! nss; have sunk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Answers sigma.

Il started calling. and shortly af-
triward Chief Engineer Grand came
up and asked if | had heard anyone.
as the water wa.- .s.Owlr creeping mp
on the dynamo which wuIld not civ
curr, nj much longer. picked the
Alamo. which answered my ) ..
: signal The Alamo 9rted toward
us. Meanwhile Captain Moore kept
watching tor the sun in order 20 = t
time sight 10 give them our correct
position. The electrician, ROt ert
Lacy. came mp about $50 and SAID
the water wax up to the whe Is OF the
dynamo which could not hold its pow
or much longer.
After some time We decided the
only way 10 do was 10 iut all hand:
10 work To keep tn dynamo running.
regardless OF anything else as the
ship Wa, settling fast. Mr. Lacy
wrapped the whole hing. dynamo ana
turbine engine. in canvass, which
gave h.r eight inches before II would
burn the armature ont. We kept IN
constant communication with the Ala
mo after she gave Us her position.
and turned in the direction We judged
Sh, wa We made about two miles
toward her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
REBELS COMPLETELY
ROUTE THEIR ENEMY
Provisional Soldiers Come Out of Bat
tie Victorious After Striking Heavy
Bow TO Opponents-Six Thousand
in Arms TO Take Nicaraouan
Reins.

BLUEFIELD. NICARAGUA. Feb.
49, Dispatches received here de
scribe the engagement which took
place between the provisional forces
under General Mcna and the govern
ment troops. I'm an official despatch
General Mela says that ne defeated
600 OF the enemy commanded ny
General Garriada. Guatemalan. at Las
Garitas. which is midway between la
iibertad and Gigalpa. M'na com
lctely routed the enemy. capturing
many prisoners and rifles.
The loss to the Madrz forces were
eavy. while the PROFESSIONALS suffer
cd bat slightly
General Mcna is pushing forward
20 join General Chamerro II COmiapa.
which is we'll along the way to
Nauagjla.
Chamero. in the last Few days. in
lis advance upon tine capital. eNecut-
ed a flank movement, thus eVadinS
the Madriz troops. who expected to
engage him at Acoyapa. ACoyapa is
one ana a half days from Tustepe
in Managua province, with clear
mead from there 10 Granada.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Retfeat-GH8Af.-

The Madriz forces, the dispatches
say. have retreated 10 SantO Domingo.
directly to the north OF Tuestepe.
General CahemcrO holds all the
lines to the interior. and the enemy
behind him is completely cut off. Cen
cral AureliO Estrada, brother of the
president OF the provisional govern
ment. has twelve men i'm the hills
six miles from Managua. having sue
cessfully organized rising some time
ago directly under the nose OF the
administration and he Will join Cham
erro in the march - M2nagua.
Great excitement prevails mere. The
expedition which went TO Greytown
ON the Sunboat OmetePe. has return
cd, after having been fired upon
rumbcr of times by the batteries No
landing was effected 4 courier from
.'hanerIC bearing dispatches Ia Gen
ciaI Mcul. WAS captured by the
Nadriz soldiers and shot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
Blow TO Ireland.

There is no doabt that the irish
party cOntemplates the blackest trea-
son peTpctrat.d against Irish since
the act OF union. The Nationalist
propose To assist the government IN
passing he budget. which VIII impose
on ireland SIoO00.oU in taxation per
annum.
The coming wee k Will see clear
ing of the atmosphere. Premier
ASquith and Chancellor Loyd-George.
who have been resting on the con
tin ~ and the other meml ers Of IN"
cabinet. who went 20 ihc country al
ter the campaign. are now on their
way back 10 London. The Fl 81 formal
meeting ol the ministry Viii take
place February 100 and the chang $
IN the sabine. thc wording Of 'hr
king s. czech for THE cp' ming OF par
Lament and the course "f cuisines s
for th commons will then Doe decided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
full news service OF the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-06
THE WEATHER.

Fair and colder Sunday: Mon
day. far. BRISK wes' and north
west winds.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15


returns $500 TO cover $40 stolen
= wears ago.
Land slide near Pleasant valley.
delays trafhc on T. "A.
Waiter Adams OF Cafrolton. COM
mits suicide while in dellrlum.
No agreement reached by IeX.nE-
ton Buriey Tobacco society for pool
ing.
Efforts 10 reorganize Christian
County Protective Tobacco aesocia-
tion.
Mrs Sarah Prcwltt. OF ilarroda-
burg. rcgans spcech after slN years
silence
Marshau County Medical as.ucia-
tion holds Interesting mectlug al
Benton
Iudve Evans hears infringement
splt against Ice cream cone manu-
facurers.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Heard In tie Lobby

PALMER HOUSE, ]. Klein,
Louisville; Mrs. l.. II. Downs, FIRE.
donia; w. B. Wood. Memphis; James
p. Curd, Louisville; Il. A. Crosse,
Metropolis; II. w. Young. Louisville;
P. G. Folin, Nashville; J. B. Hobson,
Memphis
BELVEDERE-H. Wilson, May
field; Jack Reid, Memphis; w. H.
Cooper, Henderson,: l.. b. Morris,
Evansville: H. II. Adams. Mayheld F;
d. S. Locke. Murray; Ed Scrugges,
Henderson: ]. r. Ray. Sedalia.
NEW RICHMoND-W. ]. Gwlnn,
Murray; l.. ]. Randolph, Marion; J.
w. Wade, Almo; ]. V. Slader. Fulton
Edgar Wilson, Evansville; John Tap
ley, Cairo; f. r. Ragsdale, Metropo-
lis; s. A. Parker. Joppa.
ST. NICHOLAS--Chas. Weinborn,
Savannah; r. l.. Bough, Waterloo:
NJ s. Lahore. Evansville; r. l..
scholes Eddyville: May Smith, Me
tropolis; Jessie Smith, Metropolis; s.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

freight at the wharfboat She leaves
at p. m. tomorrow FOR RiyoUon,
Ala
The Ohio and COwllng enjoyed
good trips today.
Work on the wharfboat for the
ferry landing at the foot OF Ken
lucky avenue viii begin soon. Il
will cost over 5000 and be built
especially for the accommodation Of
the patrons Of the G. w. Robertson.
The Nashville will arrive from
Nashville, Tenn. tomorrow after
noon. leaving for a return trip al G
D. m.
The towboat II a. Davis came up
from Joppa last night and returned
with ties this morning. cspt Bud
Mullen. formerly Of the Harth, Is al
her wheel
The City OF Savannah leaves 81.
LOUIS this afternoon at O'Clock ar
irving here tomorrow night ON her
way to Waterloo, Ala.
The gasoline boat City Of Birm-
lingham. Is having a new wheel built
al the foot OF jefferson street
Eugene Brady has returned 90 his
home In Evansville after a visit
here. He was formerly clerk on the
Joe Fowler but now Is cashier OF
the First National bank. Evansville
The Helen Blair. OF the White
Collar line. davenport, Ia, sank 10
miles above Muscatine. Ia. wednes'
day night after crashing into a rock
A panic was prevented by the cap
tain. who assembled the passengers
on the top deck and they were
taken ashore in a rowboat. two at a
time. There we're 25 passengers
Navigation there is extremely din
cult owing to low water.
A steel hull steamer TO replace
the Cape Girardeau. which was
wrecked at Turkey island Monday
morning Is being considered by the
Eagle Packet company at 81. Louis
Capt Henry w Leyhe says this
makes the second accident Of is
kind
Yesterdays St Louis Republic
says:
Captain Harry Crane. who was
in charge OF the steamer City of
Saltillo at the time OF the accident
at Glen Park on May IL. was In the
city yesterday.
After reading the instructions
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
FOUNTAIN AVENUE PROPERTY
HOI.DERS-NOTICE ABOUT
IMPROVEMENTS.

The law under which Paducah i
now operating In the Improvement ~
its streets. permits property holders
abutting the Improvement 10 pas iE1
special assessments for the Improve
ment in installments OF ten per CENT
of the special taxes assefred ey-
cry year for ten years 10 becomes
necessary though. for the property
holders to 90 10 the City Auditors
once within thirty days after the
assessment ordinance o. enactel. and
sign a waiver of all dcfenscr 90 tho
collection OF The special tlNer before
this can be done. and unlels done
within thirty days after the asses
ing ordinance is enacted this right
d. lost by the property holders
The assessing ord nance Tor Foun-
tain avenue property will be- pre-. eut-
I'd TO the General Council NJ lts next
meeting. Juh Is. 1914.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORK3
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
THE DANGER LINE.

Two articles published in the
evening newspapers of yesterday
eonspicuously mark the triumphant
progress of that spirit OF the great
est good to the greatest number,
which was the central thought in the
American Declaration Of Independ-
ence. The first was the announce
nent OF the suspension of all freight
late Increases until the interstate
commerce commission has had oppor-
tunity to decide whether they are
justified. The second was the charge
of Judge lands to the federal grand
jury in Chicago not to stop at an
Indictment OF a corporation in the
beef trust cases, but to indict crimi-
nally the individual members of the
packing firms. guilty OF violating the
laws OF fair play
Judge lands Instructions agree
with the sentiments OF all the great
leaders of the people, now in public
life. Both Bryan and Roosevelt
have reiterated the sentiment, that
Iapaoious individuals should not be
permitted TO prey upon the public
from ambush of a corporate name:
President Taft long ago in a speech
said that the most effective stop to
monopoly would be the punishment
OF some individual. but juries are
prone to relent when they realize
that the big men of finance are only
following the course pursued by the
average business man toward his
competitors. Governor Harmon, OF
Ohio, as attorney general in Cleve-
lands cabinet, declared that guilt
Is personal"
The charge of Judge lands is
aimed at the social and financial
leaders Of the middle west. The In
dictment and punishment OF such
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
ROOSEVELT ON BOXING

New York, July 15.-The outlook
for July lG will contain the follow
ing signed editorial by Theodore
Roosevelt under the heading The
Rent Prizefight:"
81 have always been fond of box
ing, and have always believed in it
as a vigorous, manly pastime. one Of
those pastimes which have a distinct
moral and physical value, because
they encourage such essential virtues
as courage, hardihood, endurance
and self-control. Moreover, boxing
as a profession has its good side
also. Among the men whose friend
ship and regard l have really valued
/ could name a number of profes-
sional boxers, including several ring
champions. The men to whom
refer l found square, decent men
who showed themselves good citizens
when their good citizenship was
tested. / approved of the move
|ment, which in this state, at the
time that / was police commissioner
resulted in the enactment of a Law
permitting contests between profes.
sional boxers, under conditions
which were meant to safeguard the
sport against brutality and the Other
evils which have everywhere resulted
sooner or later in the suppression
OF the prize ring. / saw several OF
these public boxing contests, in
which the intent OF the law was car
ried out in good faith.
Nevertheless, even under this
law abuses crept in, and. finally, one
or two fights occurred where the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

men as these, in whose district and
under whose patronage. the un-
speakably brazen Senator Lorimer
waxed great in politics. would be n
clarifying factor, indeed.
Judge Landis further warned the
Jury not TO be cozened by any sug-
gestion that the Indictment OF the
packers would result in a panic. This
is ideally closely associated with the
of the interstate com.
mcrce commission that II will sus.
pend rates pending the hearing.
Confidence. once thought only to
refer to the opinion that the govern
ment wouldn't interfere with private
business, has now come to mean
confidence in our ability to make
business stay within the law of fair
dealing. Here our danger lies. There
is an element, which, actuated by
covetousness and hate, desires to de-
stroy the wealth they see Haunted
in their faces. and these will never
be satisfied by the regulation OF
Icombinations of capital. These
men already are declaring that the
government Is proving they were
right in their abuse of private
wealth by its steps to curb the ra-
pacity Of over-reaching corporations
and unless good sense and sound
lethics restrain the people. they may
lbe carried to excuses under th'
Leadership OF wild-mouthed de
lcriers OF personal property.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Ball Bearing Potato Runners.

Our popular and faithful jaller. J
A. Mcdaniel. has demonstrated this
fact that he can do other things be
sides keeping the court house and
yard to a queens taste. He is some
what of a market gardener as well
having raised one hill OF potatoes
that had 73 potatoes on IT this year.
Our village blacksmith. Mr.. |. o.
Maddox, has raised a crop OF pOta-
toes this year. on the tops of which
there are numberless hard green balls
about the size Of large nettle balls.
in which are fine seed finer than to-
mato seed. We never saw anything
like them before.-Benton Tribune
Democrat.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Notes and Personals.

After being discontinued severa
months the ferry tade was revived
this morning at 6 o'clock by the G.
w. Robertson. successor to the
sunken steamer Bette Owen Her
repair work was finished yesterdaa
and she is in fine shape. Capt. John
Il. Rollins Is in command, Cap
Campbell, pilot: Ben Winters. mate
She will run according to the follow
ing schedule:
Leave Paducah for Owens Land
ing ILL.,, at q. m. 9 a. m, 2 y. m.
and 5 p. m; leave for BrOOkpOrt,
H.. at 7 a. m. IL noon and 5:20
p. m; leave for Livingston Point at
a. m. and 3 y. m.
Repairs are being made to the
towboat Margaret. The Hosmer,
which has been lying here under
going light repairs, will leave for
the Cumberland river tomorrow
afternoon for four barges OF ties for
the Aver & Lord Tie company
After bringing in a tow of lumber
from the Tennessee the Morgan Is
lying mere Tor repairs.
Arriving from Memphis yesterday
afternoon the government towboat
Chisca departed this morning for
Rose Glare for a tow of stone for
Memphis.
The John l.. Lowry was the
Evansville packet today.
Tomorrow the Evansville packet
will be the John S. Hopkins
The Eagan leaves this afternoon
for the Caseyville mines for a tow
of West Kentucky Coal.
The Harth, harbor boat, Is lying
up today for repairs.
The Mary Anderson, Capt. Arm
strong in command. left this morn
ing for the Tennessee to load ties
With a tow of coal and the new
wharfboat for Memphis, the towboat
Fulton passed this morning.
Last night the G. w. Robertson
conducted a colored excursion to
Metropolis and return with several
hundred excursionists on board. To-
night she. takes the German club
out.
The Dick Fowler left on time for
Cairo this morning and Is due back
at 8 O'Clock tonight. Sunday she
lwlll will carry an excursion TO
Joppa, H.. leaving the wharfhoat at
$3.50 D. m. and returning at q. m.
The Kentucky returned last night
from Brookport and Is receiving
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
PRESIDENT MoCoUoT

In the election of J. ID. Mocquot,
Of this city, president of the State
Bar association. the lawyers OF Ken
lucky made a wise selection. Mr..
Mocquot, who was in charge of the
entertainment arrangements for the
meeting of the bar association in Pa
ducah last summer, proved his abil-
ity to make such annual reunions
ENJOYABLE as well az instructive, a
quality necessary TO attract members
of the profession from one end Of the
state to another year after year. Mr..
Mocquot is distinctively a lawyer,
stunning all the distracting side
lines which lurk along the pathway
to professional success in the prac-
tice OF the law. Even the allurements
Of politics have been avoided by the
new president of the State Bar asso-
citation: and, while there is nothing
either reprehensibIe or undesirable
in a lawyer offering his natural gifts
and acquired knowledge 10 the pub
lie, 1t is always particularly desir-
able that a professional organization
should devote its sessions to matters
of peculiarly professional interest,
and have at its head. one who in the
narrow sense follows the profession
exclusively.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Kentucky Kernels

Mrs. Jesse Darnan. OF Benton.
dies.
sS5.s4O acres OF tobacco planted
In Kentucky
Glasgow visited by destructive
cloud-burs,.
Henderson fair offers slo0 as
derby purse.
F. NJ Jenkins Of Henderson. dies
al age OF So
Cattle bring s7.25 per hundred at
Georgetown
Rev. W. y. Ia Nance converts iO5
Danvnle people
Cecil Moore aud Dixie Vivian mar
ry at Princeton.
Henry Patterson and Laura Banks
marry at Murray.
Tobacco association to hold M. S
meeting In Cadiz.
Sam High. formerly OF Cobb. has
both arms broken.
Rain does little damage to wheat
In Christian county.
Antl-Tuberculosis association 10 be
formed al Georgetown.
Louisville baby falls from third
story. practically unhurt
Louisville girl, conscience stricken
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

surrounding circumstances were so
scandalous that when was gov
ernor was obliged to sdyocate, and
finally secure, the repeal of the law
under which the contests took place,
feeling convinced. together with the
great majority of the citizens Of the
state, that under II almost all that
made prizefghting Objectionable and
demoralizing had gradually been re-
vived.
Since II was stopped in New York
the conditions surrounding the ring
have grown worse, and not better.
The money prizes fought for are
enormous, and are a potent source
of Generalization In themselves,
while they are often so arranged as
either to be a premium on crooked
ness or else to reward nearly as
amply the man who fails as the man
who succeeds. The betting and
gambling upon the result are thor
oughly unhealthy, and the moving
picture part of the proceedings has
introduced new method of money!
getting and OF Generalization. In
addition, the last contest provoked a
very unfortunate display of race
antagonism. | sincerely trust that
public sentiment will be 50 aroused
and will make itself felt so effective
", as TO guarantee that this is the
last prizefight to take place in the
United States; and it would be an
admirable thing II some method
could be devised TO stop the exhlbi-
ton Of the moving pictures taken
thereof.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
YES. NAM. JEs' so.

The Appeal to Reason says:
Don't overdo il. Socialists have
been breaking into local and daily
papers to a great extent, and can do
SO a great deal more If they exer-
else discretion. They must not,
however, in their enthusiasm, make
themselves nuisances to the editors
that favor them. Do not expect to
monopolize the papers. Do not
write too often or too long. Do not
discuss your peculiar views, but only
Socialism. Do not talk against the
editor. but turn a little business to
him, and cultivate hdm. In other
words, use common sense, and you
will accomplish great things for the
cause"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
An Except the Newspaners.

Present existing feeling in our
city very bad"
The above article appeared in a
very striking editorial fully s In
the Princeton Leader, and much TO
the surprise OF our good citizenship.
Never in the history OF our little city
did a more brotherly love exist, es-
.pecially among our merchants,
churches and the entire business ele-
ment. We will admit that there ex-
list some knockers. But why do they
knock? Simply because there are
some people who want the world and
II fenced In with barbed wire. Don't
think for a moment because some
people express their opinion against
graft and monopoly in office seeking.
that the whole community IL guilty
of antagonism, hatred and selfish
.ness.-Caldwell News.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

given by Supervising Inspector Dunn
TO the local inspectors. In connec-
zion with the ease OF Pilot Edwin
Poll. made public yesterday. he said
such a statement was uncalled for.
and that since the instructions had
been made public he would demand
an investigation OF his actions al
the time Of the accident
"He believes he can cxonerate
himself before the public u a care
ful investigation Is made.
The City Of Savannah was un-
loading freight yesterday and will
depart tomorrow evening for the
Tennessee river. She had l.l00
sacks OF peanuts. ,200 railroad
ties. 1900 miscellaneous packages
and so passengers on her arrival. %
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

An Evansville man tried TO cure
his wife OF jealousy by flirting ex-
travagantly. Then she made a blum
at drinking poison and swallowed
some of It. The doctors saved her,
but the husband was compelled 10
put up for the expenses of trip
TO the seashore for the benefit Of her
shattered nerves. She knows he
loves her now, and, perhaps. It is
worth all II cost them both.