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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE
DETECTIVE IS LYNCHED

Columbus, tonight. declared that 10
Gays situation was brought about b.
alleged negligence on The part OF
Mayor Atherton. Of Newark. in not up
holding the law. Wheeler said that the
detectives sent 10 Newark today were
from Cleveland.
Tries to Commit Suicide.
While the mob was battering down
the doors. EtherinstOn was in his cyl.
In an attempt 10 commit suicide. he
smothered his head in his coat AMI
set fire to il. He was caught in time.
In the melee as the mob was leav-
Ing the Jail eight prisoners. held
Tor petty Offences. escaped. one re
fused TO leave.
AS EtLerington mounted the block
ready for the swing. he was asked 10
make speech.
Il want to warn all young fellows
not 10 try 10 make a living the way
I have done-by strike brea'Nng and
taking jobs like this" he declared. Il
had better have worked and !
wouldn't b. here now
Speech Cut Short.
The swing of the rope cat him
short. lie hung there for an hodr
while the crowd quietly left. After
;he first excitement there was no dis
order. At the finish there were hun
dreds of women and little children in
;he crowd ali eager to accomplish his
death. No meml,r of the mob was
masked and no attempt was made
TO conceal their identity. The lead
ers were personal friends of the dead
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
CHIEF JUSTICE FULlER'S
BODY RESTS BESIDE WIFE
Funeral Service IS Hello Over Remains
% the Late Prominent
Jurist.

CHICAGO. July S.-The body Of
Chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller
tonight lies beside that Of his wife IN
Grac.iand cemetery
The special car. in which the How
cr-Stewn coffin rested. arrived from
Boston at l O'Clock this afternoon To
ihc car were Gov nor Hughes. 81
New York. and Justice Lurion.
Holmes. White. NcKeuna and Day
The BODY lay IN state for an hour
al the Virginia hotel. who're the jgs-
tice made his home on his visits 10
This city. u was then taken TO 81
James Episcopal church
Services al thc grave we're simple
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
STILL MORE TROUBLE
FROM PRIZE HGH!
White and Black Boys Engage
in Battle in PittSburg---
Pictures to be Barred.

PITTSBURG. PA. July s.-Race
prejudice stu smoidcrs IN youthfu!
breasts on the sos'hsiec a. a result
of the Fourth CO July SIGHT To-Day q
score or move q aoss. white and
hiari bad a pitched battle a. sum
nc- playground school and d. supcr-
lrtcudcaf ~as forced fp can the po-
J &c reserves 10 rosie the comhaflr's.
Twenty Eve vcauEsicrs. between che
ages OF i0 and % ycars turacd their
attention to washing CORY faces ana
treating brciscd md discoiorcd eye.
Ns arrest. were made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
DEMOCRATS UNABLE TO
NAME CONGRESSMAN
Fifth North Carolina District Takes
Adjournment Until
July 16.
NV Associated Press ,

RALEIGH. n. C.. July s.-The Fifth
congress sional district Democratic
convention. in session since July .,
adjourneds today until July le, with
olH making nomination for con
grtss. There were 3l4 ballots taken
and in all of these Major Charles NJ.
stedman. OF Greensboro. led except on
The last ballot nv morning, the final
ballot being Stedman. 149; Ex-Judge
+. b. Jones. OF Winston Salem. 100;
Brisadier General b. 5. Register of
oxford. So. and Or. George ID. Mebane,
of Spray, 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
BODY BREAKS ROPE

NEWARK, OHIO, July 8.
After the body of the mob vic
tim had dangled from the pole
for an hour, swinging before
the gaze of a quiet and sobered
crowd, which slowly melted
away, the rope broke under
the weight Of the body. The
city ambulance rolled up. pack
ed the limp form aboard and
hauled il to the city morgue.
An hour later the city was
absolutely quiet with little
chance Of further disturbance.
1.-The other "dry" detectives in
the city prison are safe for the
resent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
ON CHARGE
OF ATTEMPTED Kl ONAPPlNG
Step Grandfather is Caught In Nor
folk While Preparing
TO Leave.

NORFOLK. July S-While prepar'
ing to take the steamer PennSy lvahia
for cape Charles. enroute to pm ladel-
phia NJ G Pierce WIS late today ar
rested by detectives or the charge OIL
attempting to kidnap siX-year- old
GLADYS b. Woodhouse.
The warrant for Pierce's arrest was
sworn out by the child's mother,
Mrs. d. c. Woodhouse. The caild WAS
in Pierce's custody when he was az
rested
Perez is the stepgrandfather of the
child. lie VIII have hearing TO-
morrow morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
To Marry Mrs. Gould.

NEN YORK. July S-Ralph HiI
thomas. assistant ifcasurer OF the
American Sugar Refining COMPANY.
gnd Mrs Helen Kelly Gould. who d.
-orrcd Frank J. Could on August p.
1883. obtained a maFTiarc license to-
cay al the city hail Mr. Thomas said
hc was - wears old. ia the sugar bust.
ness and lived az 1sg Fifth avenue. lie
vas born in Boston and U.s. the son II
JOS eph o. Thomas. and Annie y. Hili
% is his first marriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
Mccarthy Has Secret Reason
for Entering Campaign.
NOT YET READY FOR PUBLIC
State Accountant Declares He is Ser
ious in Announcement Of Being Can
dictate for Nomination for Governor
and Campaign is Already On

RICHMOND. VA. July S.-State
Accountant Carlton Mccarthy was
carly at his office this morning and
disposed of a considerable amount OF
business. Later in the day he receiv-
cd visitors who called to conSratu-
late him upon the announcement oil
his campaign for the governorshlp
which appeared yesterday
When seen By a reporter today and
Tsked whether he was altogether ser
iuus in the announcement of his cam
pa!gn al this time, Captain Nc
Carthy replied:
Il vas never more serious OF more
determined in my life. My campaign
has already begun. Ny motto is taken
f. ON the advertisement on a cereal
product. which reads. There rea-
son. n you ask of me what Is that
reason ! will have to reply TO sor
that it will be given out later. do
no, withhold it because it is not a
Lood or sufficient one will tell
you why ! withhold it.
Is Secret Vet.
MY reason. the dominating one
aciuating me in my present campaign
:or the high Office to which ] aspire
i, nv reason. Should announce II
today. tomorrow il might be my Op-
ronent's reason. do not desire that
MY thunder should r stolen. and IN
iii take the stump Yshall very prob
ably keep my reason 10 myself.
Il have already as many as forty
campaieu speeches prepared. and
when the time comes ny reason WI.
he given to the whole State, far and
wide
u will enter upon nv campaign ~
order that I nay present old issues
in new lighfs.
And you may say for me that ]
have been neither invited nor urged
to take this step. and that my action
Is entirely unsolicited and unrroyJk-
cd
Compelling Reasons.
Captain Mccarthy said further.
Anon the most competing rcas ous
tor nv proposed campaign is the
sorruwful and diSEracciul tact that.
I'D rnii today. no nan could publicly
aspire 10 or dare to accept the GOV
lcruuorship OF Virginia with the cx-
pcndiiurc Of cam9aign expenses
amounting 20 from $4,000 10 Sis.o"s,
and the dissipation OF a liberal for.
sumo iu maintaining himself and his
/ csfablishm mt crcditabiy after attain
I ine 10 Office.
such b. the tyranny n custom.
Z And such tyranny docs not today Oh
tain 10 nc blsckcsf Part Of Russia
80 o. axaiasi such tyranny. ~ apply
iug 20 Virginia. that ! viii make and
maintain a hrm and unfinchiLx stand.
/ So much u NY platform I an willing
Al this time to Disclose
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
MACHINE TURNS OVER
AND OASHES TO GROUND
Lady Becomes Frightened at Near
Approach Of Another Airship and
Shuts Of Power. Causing the Ac-
cident-Man FIRST Thought Repsons-
ibfc Comes Near seins Lynched.

BETHENY PLAINS. RHEIMS,
July S.-The second distressing acci-
dent of the aviation meet.pg now IN
progies, here occurred today when the
Baroness Delal oche driving Noisin
biplane. lost her nerve when AZ
height OF 80 metres. shut of the pow
or and fell with her machine TO The
ground. Her legs and arms "'re
broken and she suffered severe CONT
sions. but the doctors who have her
case in hand hope for her ultimate re
covery.
At height Of so metres the Baron
e3s Delaroche had flown once around
the big field The spectators III The
grand> tand were applsuding her vo-
ciferously. Suddenly she appeared 70
become frightened at the approach OF
two other biplanes. one of which,
Sommer. driven by NJ f.indplintner
passed directly over her.
The baroness. in a period OF con-
sciOusneSs after the accident. said ina.
the rush OF air from the motor over
hesd had thrown her into consterna-
ton and that she cut the ignition and
lost control Of her plane. At fIrst
the machine giided on but suddenly
turned over and fell like q meteorite
to the ground and was wrecked
Taken TO Hospital.
The crowds rushed out on the field
lad extricated the mangled and
bloody form Of the woman aviator
from The tangled debris and she was
conveyed 70 a nearby hospital. Mean
while. Lindpaintner had descended
-nd the crowd. believing him to have
been responsible for the accident.
threatened 20 lynch him. General
D'armcs. however. threw a Gordon
about the av ator and dispersed the
excited spectators.
An inquiry by the judges commits
tee into the accident showed later
that Lindpaintner va in no way re-
spoEsible fer t.
One X He'd.
The first accident - the meeting
occurred : st Sunday. the opening
day. when Charles Wachter's Anton
cite monoplaae collapsed at height
Of 500 feet and dropped ike stone.
instantly killing Wachter.
Olieshcer. not satisfied wth his
record CT one hour. fifty eiyh; minutes
twenty seconds, fer tn 80 kiiOme-
ties, set on; again and cut it TO one
hour. q minutes. - and p seconds.
lie used Bleriot machine.
Two other records were broken dur
ing the c y. both Of them by NJ. lie
blanc. who also used a BleT.ot mono
pl7ne The first wac the ten kiio-
metres which was made in six min
utcs - IS seconds. the second. the
, kilometres. the sime for which was
caught at three minute i - sec
OnGs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
Jeffries Arrives at Home.
(By Associated Press.

. LOS ANGELES. July Still
moody. downcast and silent. James j.
Jeffries arrived home today from his
disastrous experience in Reno He
came from San Francisco with his
wife and party Avoiding a few friends
at the station, he stepped into m au-
tomobile and was driven TO his town
house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
His Remarkable Career.

WASHINGTON. July S.-Walter
Preston Brownlow, familiar figure In
the house. where he seldom spoke
but worked act vely in committee and
In the government departments
which he visited assidnousiy in behalf
Of his constituents, had served in con-
gress since 1897. His career ran
wde gamut. from messenger boy at
ten years OF age. timers apprentice
ard locomotive engineer. TO congress
He left for Jonesboro, his home.
carly in Iune. following a visit to
Johns Hopkins hospital IN Bs:samore,
where he was examined for prcstatic
trouble. He had been falling Tor
some months He LETT fortune es-
timated 1T s250,O00
Nephew Of Fighting Psrson.'
Mr. Brcwnlow, who WAS nephew
OF Fighting Parsonr Brownlow. once
ran an eng ne from Rogersvilie TO
Bulls Gap. He worked into the news
paper bu mess Is reporter on the
Knoxville Wing ard Chronicle edited
by his uncle United states senator
BIowniCw, and later In 1875. he yur-
cha sed the JoaesbOro Herald and
Tribune. OF which he since had been
editor and proprietor
lie was chairman Of the congress
sional campaign committees o. his dis
trict. deiega to RepsTbl- can conven-
ton fer 25 years: Republican ns-
tional committee for Tennessee three
times: dooTkeeper OF the house in
the Forty-seventh congress. and for
fourteen years thereafter a represent
alive IN congress- For the last ten
ytfrs he had been a member OF the
appropriations committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
90 for st.na Or H.r -.

RICHMOND. VA July S-Jan.us
Booker. a negro. gho threw Virginia
Rutherford. D white woman. down n
Eight % steps md bii OF the woman's
nose. several weeks ago. was held 20
the grand jury by Police Justice
rrutchGciG today
Rockers examination had ben T.
scrred rati the Rutherford woman re-
covered Sufficiently 20 aDpea- IN
court Her face - still badly scarr"d
ard dfcoiorrd Sic vii be- placed
temporarily n ule care u the Assoc
ated Chsritie.L
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09

ADMISSION. ALA. jris S--Aid son
u Snow. tho colofcd mayor oi Hob
srn ~ty. the exclusively EcSr0 f0wn
near here announced today Do would
mt permit the fehi picturse 20 De
shown in Hcbeon cry. best they aug
meut rae feeling
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09

NORFOLK. VA July S-Chief OF
Police Eizcr fon.zai issued Crders
positively forb.ddiar fhe Johnson JET
fries urizs frft p.ffrrfs in Norfolk
~ The sr0und thai they are calcu-
lated t. lead o. race troubles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
s.n Fir- :, chsrIesson.

MARI EsTos = C.. July s-F'rc
tonight quilted ftc large rhcios-lc
~siaE shurnf. .r Meeting street and
cancel SO ga0 el1.aee.
Tuo mon srf Gre i.lepnoae tine.
man ucre oferrrmr By .m0ke bui o..
ca.ncd ccnsciDu ness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
Blind Tiger" RAIDER Kills Res
taurant Proprietor in Ohio
Town and is Strung
Up BY Mob.
SPEECH IS CIT SHORT
BY SWING OF THE ROPE

Leaders Of Prohibition Forces Claim
Laws Not Enforced and Send De
tect;ves into County Seat Of "Dry
Territory to Unearth speak Eas
ies"-Fiqhts, Murder and lynching
is the Result.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09

RICHMOND. VA. July s-Gove' nor
Mann nas apo nted a com1ifeion.
con-.s;inz Of former Governor swan
600. John stewart Brvan and Judge
Walter a Watson. to visit ne var
department a. washington WA .
committee from yorktown 70 ifgfor-
tune tbe var dcr1rtmcnt 10 send en-
sineers 20 nc battlefield q yorktown
with a v.ev II putting ap rnonumer'<
anf memorials - marx spots IF NJ
io-ic Interest on ana about he scfne
u ne surrender Of LORD Co-nsa-i'<.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
Snow Falls IN Germany.

j KARI SRUHE, GERMANY. July S.
Snow is failing tonight ON the higher
elevat tons in the Black Forest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09
THE WEATHER

Local Showers Saturday and
probably Sunday: light to mod
crate south to southwest winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-09

THE DAILY PRESS ls the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
clated Press.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11

maligned and slandered. He did not
even make an open, manly personal
apology in the court where he had so
misbehaved, he did not deem it worth
while to apologize to the gentlemen In
whose presence he had forgotten to
try to play the gentleman. He simply
admitted that he had been misinform-
ed, in other words, that he had lied and
he retracted the words.
where 10 the bullying, the lying, the
slandering, the villification, the abuse
going to stop If a written apology q
few days later is going to square the
whole thing?"
Now the particular matter to Which
we would wish to call the attention of
the Burlington Hawkeye is that the
Mr.. Lawler, who is the subject OF the
Hawkeye's very vigorous and, we be-
lieve, very pertinent comment Is the
same Mr. Lawler to whom President
Taft deputed the original preparation
OF the presidential exoneration, for the
information Of the American people
and for the benefit Of Secretary Bal
linger. Lawier is Ballinger's conf
dent and the presidents reliance, and
he was the party whom the steno-
grapher Kerby is said to have "betray-
ed" when the stenogra pher told the
truth to the discontinue Of all the Off
cials herein named and several more
besides. And the Hawkeye reaches
the conclusion that Lawler publicly
had lied" What is the matter with
the Hawkeye retracting its criticism
and joining the Representative in adj
vising the administration to "ten the
truth?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11

Sixth districts had been renominated
without opposition. They had gam
ed one congressman in the Second
without opposition. Hull lay dead on
the field with Prouty triumphant and
promising to become a power dn pro-
gressive ranks. Smith in a district al
ways controlled by the opposition had
barely skinned thru by a thousand ma
jority and even in the Eighth district
the opposition left the field disorganiz-
ed carving a victorious candidate on
small majority Of a few hundred
votes when the district had always
rolled up it's thousands. And the OPP
position candidate for governor barely
esca ped by margin of less than 1000
votes in the entire state when he was
running for his nomination for sec
ond term after plurality Of $4,000
over the same candidate two years
ago.
All congressman saved, two new ones
gained, a cutting down Of majorities
to almost nothing on the state ticket
and in two of the only three remain
ing unconquered districts and g tire
mendous gain of progressive strength
in the doubtful districts with the pos
sble control of the state convention, to
the politician is a large sized victory.
1t amounts to a capture of all of the
eneny's outer works, and several of its
important rampants without COM
plate surrender Of the opposing troops.
One more engagement and the war in
Iowa should be ended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
THE LODGES.
MAaQMIc NOTICES.

Il MASONIC NOTICES.
XHHan over 105-107 West Main.
/VNVisitors always welcome.
MARSHALL LODGE. los. A. r. q
A. M. Stated communication, Friday.
June II, at p. m.
r. w. Chamberlain. w. NJ.
H. s. Lawrence, Secretary.
sIGNET CHAPTER No. 50. r. A. NJ.
stated convocation. Monday evening.
June 20, 8 o'clock.
George n. Boggie. e. n. r.
I. s. Willard. Secretary.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL, No.
20, R s. M.-Stated assembly Mons
day. June 20. p. m.
A. D. Meeker. T. I. NJ.
T. T. Forbes. Rec.
ST. ALDEMAR CoMMANDERY, No,
80 K. T.. stated conclave Tuesday even@
ing, June 81, 1910, at o'clock sharp.
Fred Wallace. Recorder.
Fred M. Wilbur. q. G.
CENTRAL CHAPTER, Nc. 81, o. =.
S.-Regula- meeting Wednesday even.
ing, June Is, s. p. m.
Mrs. George Downing. w. u.
Edna c. Fularton. Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
THE CORN CROP.
TKanawha Record].


We have talked with quite number
Of farmers and find that the majority
Of the corn has been planted too deep
The indications early in the spring
were for warm dry growing season.
and generally it was thought safest to
plant a little deeper than usual. While
we have not had an abundance OF mois-
,ure, yet the warm weather has been
lacking. Possibly number OF far
mers also got their corn down a little
deeper than they intended to on ac-
count of the condition OF the soil
Worms have made inroads on the roots
as we'll as the kernels. The quality OF
the seed corn is not too blame for these
conditions. Some farmers who have
had to replant have used seed from
their first lot of seed corn and found
that the stand is now good. and the
second planting is in some cases now
looking stronger than the first planting
where only partial replanting was
necessary, and the same lot of i'm
ported seed was used both times on
the warmer sandy soils on the hills
along the river the corn shows up pet
ter than where the same lot OF seed
was used on the adjoining level lands.
Early and deep planting, worms, ana
q lack Of warm sunshine have contri-
buted much more TO the poor stand
than seed Of low quality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
Jewish Objection to Christianizins
Effort.

Mayor Gaynor, of New York, has
shown his opposition to efforts to
christianize the. Jews by denying
license for street preaching to clergy
man Of the Jewish Evangelical So
ciety. Orthodox Jewish papers receive
this announcement with entire APP
proval, The Modern View (St. Loulsl
believing that cit will effectuaily emo
what 1t calls "the pernicious activity"
Of the New York society devoted TO
Jewish evangelization. The mayor
letter is as follows:
"Reverened and Dear Sir: It seems
to me that this work OF proseiyting
from other religions and sects IS very
often carried TOO FAR. Do you not think
the lew. have good religion? Have
not the christians appropriated the en-
tire Jewish sacred Scriptures? was
not the New Testament also written
entirely by Jews? Was not Jesus also
horn OF the Jewish race, II may
sneak OF 1t with due reverence! Did
not we christians get much or the
most of what we have from the Jews!
WHY should any one work so hard
N nroselyte the Jew? His pure BELIEF
An fhe one true livinrS God comes down
"a ma even from the twilight OF fable.
and is one Of the unbroken hneages
and traditions Of the world. l do not
think should give you license TO
preach for the conversion OF the Jews
in the streets in the thichy settled
Jewish neighborhoods which you des-
Innate. Would you not annoy them
and do more harm than good? How