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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
FAvoRs slloRr PIERS.
AND ADVOCATES FINING A DEF
lNlTE LINE FOR WHARVES
AND PIERS

Mr.. Joseph II. Parker of Ports
mouth. is former member of the
Board of Harbor commissioners He
Is well acquainted with the recent dis
cusslon or tho request OF The Norfolk
ana Western Railway for the privilege
TO build a new pier. and with The his
tory OF former pier building Because
he takes u lively interest in harhor
matters. and because he is well &C
quainted with all efforts that have
been made TO preSer~e the harbor and
develop the channel. Il reporter OF tho
Virginian Pilot called on him yestcr-
day afternoon 10 obtain his opinion of
the present status OF the discussion.
Mr.. Parker said. in substance, US fol-
lows:
1T would be hardship to require
the railway to cut off their piers AZ
Lambert's Point now. 1t would be
costly work and entail an Interruption
of trade that would be more costly
still.
However that may be. the Port
Narden.s line should be definitely set
tied. Every riparian owner should
Know precisely what his rights are
Everyone should be treated alike"
He drew diagram and discussed the
question OF currents, and showed how
The channel lines had been adopted.
He said that the arguments and pleas
mat had been used TO press the Port
49,. = A4t.N+s' N'SN a. l~IllIpt4 : kQiilN
might be used 10 run a pier entirely
across the river In making the Port
Wnrden's line symmetrical.
Referring 10 III. statement that the
privilege OF building steel pier is
granted with "a string attached 10 IT,"
he SAID that no prudent person will
build costly structure with the eX-
peetation of having TO tear 1t away.
Drawing q diagram. Mr.. Parker
showed how cutting of Hospital
Point would improve the channel The
water from the Southern branch ana
from the Eastern branch flowing into
the basin is contracted and the Cur
rent is increased at the narrow outlet
between Hospital Point and CITY
Point. That causes greater precipi-
tation of solid matter. Also a greater
amount OF s;agnalt water. Mr., Par
ker has recommended, (and he recon-
menGs now.) the cutting Oft Of Hospi.
tai Point.
Then stating his position broadly
and enphatically. he SAID. "I believe
in preserving every bit of water we
have. even 10 the marshes. The great
er jthe body OF water here the better
tge advantages for sailing and sani-
tation."
Thus. in regard TO the Port War
den's line. Mr.. Parker admits that il
should be put back TO the place tirst
chosen by The United States Advisory
Board, ana he maintains that the
wider the channel the better and safer
for the traaic of the port.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Tho AIabama's Trial Trip.
QBy Telegraph to Virrinian-Piloi

tBy Telegraph to Virginian- Pilojl
Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 2O.-The
United States battieship Alabama left
cramps shipyard this afternoon for
her official trial. which Will take place
OFF the New England coast during the
carry part OF next week. The Alabama
VIII so directly to the brooklyn Navy
yard, where she Will he placed in the
dry-d for the purpose OF having her
bottom cleaned and painted. a'rom
there the battleship Will so to boston
harbor. where she Will anchor for seve-
raj days while her machinery is being
oNerhauled. The trial viii take place
over measured course between Cape
Ann and Cape Perpose. The Alabamn.s
contract calls for a speed of sixteen
knots an hour for four consecutive
hours.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Cry Telegraph to virginian-Pilop

Cry Telegraph to Virginian- PiloO
Georgetown. Ky. Aug. 2O.-The de-
Tense to-day filed motion for n con-
'ihuance until October term, in the
case of Henry L. Youtsey, the young
Auditors stenographer, who Is indict-
cd as one of the principals in the Goe-
bel murder. The motion is based on
the illness of the defendant, supported
ny the atlidavits of two physicians: on
the illness of his attorneys, and also on
the absence OF II large number of i'm
pot'aht witnesses. An affidavit was
a'so h'ed by his counsel. stating that
Suopoehas mad been issued and return
Ell unserved in the cases OF a number
who were desired as witnesses: and tho
defendant makes affidavit as to what
ne expects TO prove by thcm-by ex-
Governor w. S. Taylor, Charles FINLEY
w. ): Davidson. and II. n. Miller, ali
OF whom are out of the State. He
says he Will prove that he was in the
executive Office on January 9th with
Il gun solely for the purpose OF pro-
tecttng the building and occupants
from expected riot. He says that Tay-
Tor and Miller will testify that unon
entering the Executive Office, immedi-
ateiy after the shooting, Youtsey did
not say That Goebel had been killed,
but that he did know what had han
pened; that Charles Finley will testi-
~ that there was but one key to the
Secretary of States office: that Mrs. c.
Il. Mason Will testify that she saw the
defendant walk up the steps to the
east door of the Executive building so
soon after the shooting that he could
not have engaged in IT. that eX-Cov-
ernor Bradley will say he never talked
With w. Fl. Culton or anybody else re-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
ANOTHER WAR CLOUD.
THE QUARREL BETWEEN RE
GIAN AND ENlrNIA

Ae'Ss az" 10 \l!siE!dn- Filot)
London. Aus. ol.-Rererring 10 tne
tension between Roumania ana pnl-
garia. caused by the demand OF ,ho
houlnanlan Government Tor ,he ARCS,
OF Sarafow, president of The ravoin,
tlonary committee at Sofia. tho AN.
garian Capital. together with lin SIN.
preston OF that orgnntzation ,ba
p eaenna correspondent of the Daily
The Bulgarian reply to the no,c Of
koumania has been received M Rrc,,9t
rest. 1t Is couched in aggressive ,er,,,s
Hungarian troops are BENZ coi,in'
naliy moved to the frontier tn
Macedonian Revolutionary Comn,ittsn
has collected LOCO volunteers. under thc
command of Bulgarian regular ofticarS
ana VIII raid Roumanian territory
three ltoumanian army corps arc
mobilizing.
King Charles speaking to his oe,-
GERS, sunday said:
Gentlemen. be ready for war. n
can happen at any moment. You viii
prove yourselves worthy successors Of
the heroes of 1851"
Addressing the Minister OF FOREIGN
Affairs. NJ. Lahovary. he said:
Thus do the ungrateful BulCarians
repay all the blood we shed for them
in lS77''
The Roumanian Minister at Sofia
VIII be Immediately recalled"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
DECAPIT ATED.
Visiting Cuban teachers.

(By Telegram 10 Virginian-Pilot)
West Point, N. Y, Aug. 20--The Gu
ban teachers arrived here by boat at 9
o'clock. Colonel Mills. superintendent
of the academy. Quartermaster Bel
linger and Adjutant Rivers We're in
waiting at the landing to receive them.
AS many as could be We're accommo-
dated with stages and carriages to
convey them up the long hill. They
We're escorted by soldiers detailed for
that purpose and through all the build
ings of interest. Adjutant Rivers had
q guide book printed in Spanish for
their enlightenment They We're In
terested and delighted in everything
they saw. They left here to return 10
New York at o'clock,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21

Restaurant ana Hotel, in Randolph
street, for refusing to serve him while
he WAS clad in shirt waist and minus
a coat. This is said To he the first
une the Shirt waist question has been
brought before court. Attorneys for
the PLAINTIFF contend that the defen-
dant had no right to refuse TO serve
ifioom merely because he wore the
latest style in mems garments.
The managers of restaurants. when
questioned regarding their refusal.
SAID that patrons wearing shirt waists
would only be served at tables adtoin-
ing the main dining room. No person
would be permitted to enter the dim
ihS room unless wearing a coat.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
EngIish Gains in South Africa.

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pi
London, Aug. 20.-The War Office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Roberts:
Ian Hamilton captured two Krupp
guns at Oiiphants Mex. August il.
Three british were wounded.
Hamilton engaged the Beers all
day August 10 at Roode Kopjes and
Crocodile river. There We're few cas-
uultieS.
bundle reports that 6Si Beers sur
rendered in the Harrismith district
August 49,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
ADestruotiyo Wind storm.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- piloO
Sheberigan. Wis, Aug. Pa ter
rifle wind storm struck this city to-
day, coming suddenly from the north
Eight large buildings were wrecked
and two hundred small houses We're
blown down, causing II loss of $500 ,0GJ
No lives We're lost.
Green Bay, Wis, Aux. 20.-A cloud
burst struck here to-day. the fan of
ram being over llis inches in half an
hour. Much damage is reported TO
crops. Telephone and telegraph wire
suffered greatly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
TAYLOR EXPECTED
FIGHTING THE JURY.
Population of Chicago.
(By Telegraph to Vlreinian- pilot

(By Telegraph 10 VireinianPilot)
Washington. August 2o.-The popu!a-
ton Of the city OF Chicago in 1900 ac-
cording to the official count OF the Re-
turns of the twelfth census. is 1898
$40. In 1890 the population was 1885,
$50. These figures show for the city,
as a whole, an increase in population
of 59S.i25. or b.44 per cent. from 1890 to
lS5. showing an increase OF $50, Cts, or
1855 per cent, from 1850 to 1890,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21


rains have been falling in the province
of Pc Chi Ii.
The landing of the British troops at
shanghai Is not causing excitement
among the natives.
CHINESE SURROUNDED.
Washington. ID. c.. Aug. 2O.-Thn
State Department tonight made public
the following:
Che Foo Aug. 20. 1900.
secretary of State. Washington:
10th = Pagsdale reports Chinese
troops surrounded in palace grounds.
FOWLER"
Ragsdale is consul of the United
States at Tien Tsin
A RUSSIAN VICTORY.
st. Petersburg. Aug. 20.-General Or
ioir. chief of staff to the Russian forcss
IN emma. reports to the Russian War
once me defeat of 1000 Chinese after
hard tight. the capture of Yulx Sill
Pass and the occupation of Mcduchei
an imperial Ukase has been issued
prohibiting the expectation of arms
and ammunition to China.
OFF. FOR THE FRONT.
Berlin. Aug. 2o.-Count Won Valdez
see and his staff left Berlin this morn.
ing for China.
Responding to hurricane of cheers
1ii starting. Count Won Waldersee said
humorously:
there. o' uo'ic
He had great ovations when passing
through Leipsic. Ratisbon and Munich
At Bavarian Capital he was greeted bv
the Prince Regent. -
Count Won Waldersee takes with him
Il campaign house." built of an nshns.
los preparation. light, firc-proof and
whether proof, with seven rooms and -
bath room. >'''
CHINA'S RESOURCES.
semi-cfficial account OF Cbina.s
nilltary resources. just published sovs
mat ferr l\rupp has furnished TO the
Chinese Government since 1895. 1ee4
guns. of which 776 are nine centimetera
guns. and that English concerns have
furnished ga medium guns and 3os
small ones. '''
OBJECTS OF DIsTRUsT,
London. Aug. 20-A Japanese war
ship has left Yokohama for Shanrhoi
according TO the Daily Mail. TO innI
jccts. @"o-
me Daily Mail also announces that
S relihhnI VIII land detachment at
Shanshai. Further Yokohama. devices
TO the same paper declare that car.
many and Russia are objects of dis
trust TO the Japanese press. which
urscS that Japan having borne The,
chlel burden of operations must SOC
10 IL That the future of China is moi
determined merely by the pleasure NJ
the western Powers.
IL Is felt" says the correspondnnt
mat determined action on the mart al
N'ieat BRITAIN the United States. and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Ry relegranh TO vlrglnIan.pnot1


Havana. Aug. 20-Gcncral Maxine
Gomez publishes letter in La Lucia
regarding the election of delegates to
the forthcoming Constitutional Conven-
ton. which lie asks all the papers OF
the island to print. II is addressed to
the old soldiers of the revolutions of
1S6S and 1895. General Gomez says, in
part:
Ideas must not be COMPOUNDED with
principles. Honor demands that prin-
ciples should be saved even at the cost
OF life. The convention should consist
of genuine revolutionists: and 1t will so
consist. unless the people. battered by
fine words. allow what they have CON
Quered to be taken way from them
Nobody should be allowed the enter
the convention who formerly detained
the revolution unless Cubans wish to
outrage honor and sacred duty.
The enemy are working hard: but lie t
Cubans remember that those who op-
posed che revolution cannot be accepted
at the last moment Many rich and
intellectual persons have shown oppos-
ton to the revolution. All these should
be left out. Patriotism has the right
TO choose the most worthy-not the
most wise-until the republic is estab-
iished
Although all parties may he cut
wardly harmonious. still old scores Will
not be forgotten Therefore, let the
Spaninrds stand aside until all can
enter equal through gates OF the re-
public"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
important Revenue Ruling.

(By Telegraph to Nirginian-Pnot
Washington, Aug. 2o.-The Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue has ruled
that after May 1. 1900. Porto Rico is
not to be considered foreign country
within the meaning OF schedule \ Of
the International revenue laws of the
United States. and. therefore, mani
tests for custom house entry or clear
ance OF the cargo of any ship, vessel
or steamer to or from any port in
Porto Rico are exempt from stamp
fax
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
The indian Famine.

(By telegraph TO Virginian-P iloD
London, August 2oThe Niccroy of
India, Lord Curseon, of Kedleson. tclc-
graphs that the heavy, general rain
fan has continued in most OF the ar
tected tracts. The crops promise well
III the central provinces, and the ne
cessity for free kitchens Will shortly
disappear. Prices are still very heavy
everywhere. Cholera is prevalent
throughout Hyderabad ana III Bonn
bay. There are 5.6SS,000 people receiv-
ing relief
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
GardinS rumor that Youtscy contem-
plated killing GoebeI.
pOSTpONTrJ1


The court did not pass directly upon
the motion for continuance, but SAID
mat only one OF the grounds set UP in
the affidavit was To be considered.
that OF the Illness of the defendant.
ne therefore. postponed the trial un-
III next Thursday morning, by which
time 1t would be determined whether
1outsey Will be able to stand trial.
TAYLOR EXPECTED.
During the sparring between the
counsel over the matter. Col. l.. J..
Crawford. Youtsey's half-brother and
leading counsel, made the statement
that he believed it possible 10 set all
OF the absent witnesses here in Octo-
Der, including Ex-Governor Taylor,
Charles Finley and X. y. Miller.
FIGHTING THE JURY.
The venire of jurymen was then
called and the defense, through Col
Nelson. moved to discharge the venire
and substitute one drawn from the
jury wheel. The argument over this
was not finished and Judge CantriIl
Will sit TO hear further argument to-
morrow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
HOW II HUNG CHANG EXECUTES BOXERS AND DEspERADoEs

Japan will avert any danger arising
from the ambition of Continental
Europe"
The semi-oflicial Japanese organs
says that, if occasion arises, Japan can
send $4,000 troops on short notice, and
that if the Powers are inclined to play
a selfish game, special measures will
be necessary.
DECAPIT ATED.
Shanghai, Aug. 20.-OmciaI Chinese
advices from Pekin say that TIsu Tung
and w Lien Yuan, of the anti-foreign
party, and Ii Shan, n pro- foreigner.
have been decapitatcd. and that Yung
Lu has been imprisoned by Prince
Ching.
1t is added that the Emperor and
Dowager Empress are sixty miles west
Of Pekin, under the constraint OF
Prince Tuan. Iii Hung Chang goes
north Immediately. Nau Tung was a
member of the Imperial Secretariate
and president of the Civil Board Lii
Shan was a member of the Ministry
of the Imperial Household. The iden-
tity of w Lien Yuan cannot be traced
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Senator Stewart for Mckinley.

(sy Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
New York. Aug. Ex-senator VIM. II.
Stewart. of Nevada. called at Repub-
lean headquarters to-day and said he
had decided to vote for President Me
kinley. He made a statement in which
he denounced the anti-impcrialists for
giving aid and comfort to the Philip
pine rebellion, and condemns MIR. Bryan
for promising to attempt TO extend
the Monroe doctrine to the Orient"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Another Richmond Aaunoning.
tRy Telegraph to Virginian- Piiot.)

. 'f'' 70 ~ sIUIttii-tT TIUs'I ~
Washington, d. c., Aug. 20. The
Navy Department has been notified by
the Triggs. who are building the tors
pedo boat Stockton at Richmond, that:
she Will be ready for her builders trial.
Some time late in the present month.
The Stickton is officially known as tor
pedo boat No. 81 and Is scheduled to
make thirty-siv knots.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Special to vlrginian.pllot.1

hlchmond, Va, Aug. 20.-It was as
Contained to-day. on what is regard
ed as reliable authority, that the Re
pubiicans of this district will nominate
Mr.. c. p. Snead. supervisor of the
census here. for Congress to oppose
Capt. John Lamb
Mr.. Snead, it is thought, will make
very good run. and although the
hepupiicans have no idea of being
able TO elect their man, yet they wish
10 get their organization in good
shape, and hope for better luck In the
future >"f'
We have shown much apathy dur
iils the last few years" said a leading
n.epnnhean this morning. But from
now on we intend to so to work, and
we have hopes of being able to send
our representative to Congress next
time US
CAME TO LIFE.
Ten days ago Mr.. Henry Ganzert.
Il sub-contractor at the Richmond
locomotive and Machine Works. was
hammer and his skull crushed TX
Last Friday he. apparently. died.
ana all preparations We're made for
ms NJ! inierment, his brother being MOTIF
he'd OF his decease. Just before the
tifne set for the funeral Mr. Ganzert
came to life. : = IS
Several physicians were summoned
ana a strong effort made to save his
ne, ne. an oiieration was performed on
him yesterday, but he was too weak
10 rally. and died this morning. This
tlme there is no doubt of his death.
GENERAL. ALLAN'S VIEWS.
District United States Attorney Ed
gar Allan, who returned to-day from
o trip North. says that there is very
Mite interest manifested in the Presf- /
/ AZ rIsrl al, tf.,, -~I
states. The people, he says, are conf
dent of MclIinley's reelection, and
| are, therefore, not working actively,
He says that he saw one big bet made
that Mckinley would carry New York
by plurality of 100000.
AN ACTRESS.
Bettina Glrard. who as Beltina Ord
way Paddelford, excited the country so
much by her wild actions, is here the
place of her birthplace. as the star of =
vaudeville troupe. Miss Girard who
is more beautiful than ever, declares
that she had eschewed all her evil
ways. and intends to rise to the top
OF her profession.
JUDGE RELY DEAD.
Information has been received here
that Judge John William Rely. OF the
supreme Court of Appeals, died at the
residence OF his son-inlaw. at House.
ton, Halifax county, to night. aged ct
years, after n brief illness.
He served i'll the Confederate army
rising TO the rank of Lieutenant COL
onel. and before his elevation to the
bench had attained rank as one. OF the
leading lawyers of the State.
INJURED. %
BY runaway accident near this city
yesterday. Harvey T. Tyler, OF Rich-a
mond. was seriously injured and
young lady. who accompanied him,
was slightly hurt, The occupants of
the vehicle We're thrown down an en-
bankment.
INDIANS ARE WHITE FOLKS.
Some time ago the Southern railway
decided that the Pamunkey Indian
tribe, living on a government reser-
walton near Richmond, must ride In
the car With the colored people. under
tina Jim Crow law passed by the last
Legislature. The Indians complained
bitterly and the ruling OF the road has
been reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
OUR RICHMOND
NEWS LETTER.
Third District Republicans at
Last Find a Candidate.
Mr.. C. P. SNEAD is The MAN.

lie VIII Oppose Captain John Lamb. the
Democratic Nominee for Congress IA
Man Apparently Dead Comes to Life
General Edgar Aliens Political vicws-.Si
nActress Visits Her birthplace Death
ofJ"'ige Riley, of the supreme Court
injured Indians are White Folks. a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
THE KENTUCKY
MURDER TRIALS.
Henry E. youtsey Not Ready to
Face Trial Jury.
PLEADS FOR DISAPPOINTMENT.

n'-HNn'th and tho Absence of Importan,
Witnesses Desired by the Defense Made
the Grounds for n Continuance lie Ex-
poets Witnesses Who are Now Absent
From til" State Can DO Gotten to n Trial
i" October Caso Continued to Thursday
The Method OF Obtaining Jury.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
Shin Waist oauaes sult.

(By Telegraph TO Virginian- PILOT
Chicago. Aug. 20.-So Bloom. a
music publisher to-day brought suit
for $4,000 damages against the Union
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
GOMEZ APPEALS
TO THE CUBANS.
He Does Not Want Ideas Con,
founded With Principles.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION.

lie Declares That in the Election OF Dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention
Principles Should be Saved Even at tho
Cost of Life, and That the Convention
Should Consist of Genuine Revolution
ists-IIo Wants No One Who Opposed
tho Revolution.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
CHINA AGAIN
ASKS FOR PEACE.
President MckinIey's Cabinet
May Consider Matter o-day.
APPEAL MAY BE REJECTED.

China's DosIro fora Halt In Proceedings or
tho Powers VIII Not Likoiy DO Granted
Until Cessation of IIostiiitios by ucr
Forces Chinese Troops Surrounded IN
tho Imperial Palace Grounds Fighting
Said to DO in Progress American Cnsu-
alties Death of Missionaries.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
CLASSIFICATION OF NEWS.
By DEPARTMENT.

Telegraph News-Fagtt. 81
Local News Pages, 5, S, G
Etitorial-Page 1.
Virginia News --Pag. 6
North CaroNnl News Pagc 2. IS: 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.
berkley News-sase o.
Shippins--Pags s,
Real Estate Page s.
MarSs,S--Pags, 3,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21
INDIANS ARE WHITE FOLKS.

Some time ago the Southern railway
decided that the Pamunkey Indian
tribe, living on a government reser-
walton near Richmond, must ride in
the car With the colored people. under
tha Jim Grow" law passed by the last
Legislature The Indians complained
bitterly and the ruling OF the road has
been reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21

a semi-cificial account OF China.s
UNI, resources. just published. says
that Herr IIrupp has Furnished 20 49,,
Chinese Government since lSo5 eas
guns. OF which 776 are nine centimctera
guns, and that English concerns have
lurnlshed 2i4 medium guns and 3os
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-21

IO-Usiy uTspAtCHeS Seem 10 make
gear that the Emperor and Empress
Dowager have made their escape from
Pekin, and that about the only present
service of the Imperial Palace and
grounds lis as an asylum, In. which the
demoralized Chinese soldiers are maxi
Ing last stand. The japanese lega-
ton adyices today showed that the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-16
MYSTERIOUS
Was the Death Of Glenn
Rutter.
Picked up Unconscious and Died at
Hospital.

Picked up Unconscious and Died at
Hospital.
At 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, a
Young man was found lying in an
unconscious condition in the yard of
the Akron Foundry company. Four
hours later he died at the city hospital.
Investigation revealed that the young
mans name was Glen Rutter and that
he resided on Washington st. Parks
ambulance was sent for and DR.. FL. H.
Jacobs was summoned. The attending
physicians administered antidotes but
no relief was obtained. From the
symptoms of the case the physicians
are led to believe that opium had been
swallowed in sufficient quantities to
cause death. He died at 1 o'clock.
Coroner Il. o. Leherman was called
to view the remains. Rutter was about
25 years of age and formerly worked
for f. D., Kidder. He leaves a
wife.