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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
ADMIRAL SCHLEY IS
IN SEATTLE TODAY
Anives in Early Morning and Leaves at Once FIR
Snog0almie FaAs--Averse to Public Reception

tunity 60 meet him personally. was
planned Iiut yesterday Mr.. Hiii re-
ceiVed a telegram from Admiral
ehley requesting that this part "
the entertainment be emitted and
stating that quiet and rest would b
more appreciated.
This Required an entire reTnedellnE
Of the program for the a.imirufe en-
teftainfueut. II IL expected how
ever. that ~ o'clock he will take
luneneun With few personal ffiends
ef the kniekerhochcr. and later viii
dlne VI the University club a. the
guess ~ Admiral Stirling, Capt sea-
bury and Cart. Myers % the Puget
sound navy yard.
Admiral fchicy and PARTY VIII
leave tomorrow morning at ~ 80
o'Cirak for Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

Rear Admiral winfield s. schisy
and party. cunsistins q Mrs. schisy.
cpl. A. X Mcclure and wife. Mia.
Curtain and Miss Walsh. arrived In
Seattle from Portland at 1.is this
morning 4 large crowd gathered
AZ the depot % greet him. A. :
O'Clock a special train conveyed the
party. aeeamua uied BY Samuel tiii.
II the Seattle Gas and Electric Com-
pany and Charles ~. Baker. OF the
Hnoasainie Power Company. 10
Hnoqualmie Fails. The visitors ra.
turned 70 this city at o'clock this
afternoon.
Admiral Frhiey would visit seattle.
a public reception, which would give
his many admirers here az opp<ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
WILL aEII WATER

The city council last night 10 sHed
the Ordinance authorizing tho board
Of public works To contract with the
Great Northern Hallway Company
90 furnish water Tor use IN the cN-
envatian Of the railroad tunnel un )
der the city The contract IN 10 be
drafted that u may be terminated
without nuiee by the city The
railway company VIII pny at tho
rate Ut $40 per million gallons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

The steamer Santa Ana has been
iibeied by the STANDARD Theatsr
Company for 81. so7. which SUN II
claimed for damages done "a freight
belonging TO the company BY fire
al sea three years aKo.
The suit IL an echo Of the second
year of the Nome boom. The the
alter company WaE backed bf prom
inent Seattle gamblers who lost
heavily by the venture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

The city council las, night passed
~ a unanimous vote the ordinance
granting an smsudsd electric hsht
and power franchise Go the seattle
Cataract Company The bil VIII %
signed b. the mayor ard 80 into
effect today.
Under lie new franchise the eat
aract company viii be able % com
pete on equal terms with the Seattle
Electric Company for the iisbi and
power business af the entire city and
the electric monopoly has been
broken. Manufacturer. businsn"
men aud houHehalaern are nos as
nured Of actual competition IN the
sale af sieetflc iisht and power.
The staF.t faint for cheap cleo
tririty. lac its fight for cheap Gah.
has been won. The fight for cheap
aan Tesiu1el the pftgs Of that con.
modify tnote than y pr cent. ana
electric iiEht and power rates pfoin b
iss under the hssnuaef Of rprifPsu q
ton 10 reach reasonable ftsufe va
the xsry neat future
The nrmbsrs Of the aeattie Manu-
facturefs' Association. ~hlfs. funa NJ
calamity fer the cataract asassaI.anY .
amendments. ere luhllans sFeF the
saccvna Of the uoHtesf.
tifsdsr the nse ffsssehiHs the mas
snasn rats that 4Essy tss charged ~
ths cataract company even N ths
must rrnsgse nuhufbr Of the city o. !.
cents per kiioNast hour for iight and
s~afn for power. Under these
naa ximum pftese the rate may b
raised and lowered 80 that the cat
arAct company may meet all cofnps-
titien at every turn
The amendments are - drafted
that the shais eits aeeuren the ben
EFT Of competition The coitpany
must nos furnish light OF power %
any person within distance Of le'F
feet from any existing line OF trans.
mission. and after July ]. 1904. must
furnish light and power any place
within the city limits. providing =
reasonable number of hounshoiders
or business men agree To purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

'ss'y indictments were returned
. np<nor court grand jury late
'rt, afternoon. The accom-
'5sa.s show. the more Import
'ssls The mayor. chief Of po-
" nsmsrous public officials.
nAt sffiesals and private eiti.
= s.sd Indicted. In the las,
~ "a. are Jacob Furth and 8
ns'rt'on. whose Indictment was
''<'d exclusively BY the Star
"a csyr ago.
: Indictments were returned
sf's a bitter legal battle over
-.
w" o. The men known to have
y lsa,~,s
y sau,t -.
''"se Bel refused 70
n ~ tosl 49, -, ,..
'''7 july WE mn
" % reveal hon a 80 .satea
n " iis'' fVss
myers protested in vain
Ia.
result o. the thorough and
1n,.
~ report of the grand furv.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

evening. The men agreed to 20 to
work at once, and many Of them
viii be running cars this evening.
The board Of arbitration IL 10 be
appointed within I'VE days.
street car service ALL be resumed
60 a large extent this evening as the
men agree TO work pending the ar
bitration.
TO ORGANIZE RkitNs
Another division Of the Ancient
order Of IfiberuiAnn IL to be esthb-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
SUES FOR DA IMAGES

waiter Cooper to-day filed suit In
the festefai court against the North
srn Pacific Hallway Company for
- 90 damages on account Of per-
s.snlsi injuries. Cooper Was the On
s4nser on an engine that went into
the diteh= tsst noFth Of RaNenna
para. last July. Cooper was scaidsd
asutsn1 b. death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

. ain q fair proseres that
49, ~ stfike wsll h sSstisa
.,-stssll fn< nsxsts<ifssas
-.,ss ss llksty to tesale -
',,.,msnt yesterday sissfns. :.
~ tsil~d Il ths sle-e q ta< ~
,,"~t n the nneti'tstss~ y
,,s - 10 allow the a'fa nm
-rc,nr u th< sunrsns y
->nis4fy et<!
n hzrk 10 usfs -.
.c~csny st.sd nfm On TINS
"a ah< stliktrs we're also
A. = consequence. uess-
- n All bat broken II. 1ats
hrnssef. the eutieek i a
s,5,1<r. m peers commit
- II session al day. aad
.,<rx 4 sub-cemsuitteF 81 the
-, committee al strike set
~ .sns<zi q proposition from
slss {asctric company 70 sub.
4 srk,fr4tlon the question Of
4, suoaw IL Old and uew ssa-
Z ~ n@ma<ft IT the Street
-, 1xas uniun In session IN
" ~.
Kfn erkxk the members were
~rwssrx the prppa.sttiost. fhsrs
~ lr<1s1fhn 10 its aceeptaacs.
~ K tn men thlnk they
y sres0s rcshinx less than cofl.
~ragsllirn u the union.
rusoalticn wss the result 81
= h1rs4 tiscussisn among the
- 4 ~ r<nsfzi committee Ia
1900 II c1ulEnFrct rt.otus.
r1rnr and the representatives
= sails Eiectric company.
~ ulm11tsi a proposition In
~ u shsfk they effer 10 ar
- ~ es<<fipn. which caused
1eEn b s<sfis oa yesterday.
su,anyrs e6-r follows
= -. ~ INST now on strike
1872 rxsxrn To IN. service 81
1monaF. the coinpauy wali @lsn
~ = nr11f7nfson before = beard
I sI1nr1ruo - Seattle business
~ &s9nsd AZ -ssan AZ psssrl
~ u101Ir40Ns ~ - efazssfa HY
zno1nw ~ BY the men on
= ~ - ulrd by theme twai
u1Hen e seniority between
= NeGrHina frcm the strike
- psuoenf efnpioy~s Of tbs
unT ~ th~ decision If such
nn1np - . majority q them
n = ~ ~ made. b binding
= - e6r<1ss IN liea q the rfe-
~ = NJ subject II seniority
nn11 - r2regfsph sfx 90 of
suunfurs submitted pfaposi-
unm l1s1kie. uscfeouKafi and
Iuuk r<prrsenfina tie husi
y ~ ~ the proposition ur IN
~ ~ NJ. Melkis epsnef the
n1nu& \ 8 dfplemzfie speech.
~ - - n accept the offer
- ~ I r<2ce Members Of
a. - full9w~d and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
NEW YORK SOCIETY

Al a meeting Of the New York
Society. held late yesterday after.
noon IN the Collins building, n tenn
porHry equalization. with George n
Cole as president and n. T. Eiscr ~
secretary, was effected. Authority
was given to the president Co app
point committee 10 arrange FOR the
entertainment Of President Rooae-
veil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

Lisbon. March ~ .--Great care II
being takHn to protect King Edward
" hlle ON hts visit here, la add
ton Ia the regular police. large
number Of detectives have BEEN ems
piayed Ten are Scotland Yard men
" ha arrived here this morning, Sew
entaea anarchist suspects have been
cxpaiied from the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
lIITLE oIRL MISSING

Alice Brown, f2-year-old Kiri,
WAS reported missing to the police
yesterday by her parents who live
nj Green Lake. The little giri was
last seen Mt Woodiawn Park sun.
/ daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

Apoliuary Gliski. Russian. who
believes that he IN George Wash =
inRton In the daytime and King I'D
ward at night, WIS committed 10 the
insane asylum late yesterday after
noon by Superior Judge Tallnmn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
EXTRA EDITION
STRIKE Is
SETTLED

liahed IN this city. Edward T. sbee-
han Of San Francisco. national or
gnnixsr for the society, IL In the city
for that purpose. The organization
viii be perfected Friday evening In
the Church Of Our Lady OF Good
Help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
FLOOD THREATENS

LELAND. ARK, March ai-Thia
city Il Threatened ~ fbr feed. Moth
lns tssg rsEsd fan - the water vii
rfxs~fst break la the lsvro below
hetr whiNh Wnuid inundais hun-
iresis ~ miles u Arkansas and
~ufth l.xslistana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
uAaRlAe. LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been ISSUED James Cook. ~
and AuEu-fs Nelson. - both % Sc
attic. George Randolph Raymond,
=. std Jessie ainsistou. 70. beth %
Seattle Eugene Nuttfr. "a. and
Azfis@sfz cecil Is hath ~ seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

a hni 49, introduced AT the meet
ing e the city council last night
- authorize the eKp~adiiuFe 81 VIZ
600 - the city Ia laying electrical
cendliits on FIRST aNenue nom ftks
street aaFths II II the puFf-sss II
the eesaail 70 set the coEduits laid
before the Hew asphalt ravesnsns u
pat anHn ca EtEst asenne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
BALLARD WOMAN INSANE

Mrs. Catherine Pnrdc Of ballard
was examined nH to her sanity IN
the superior court yesterdny after
noon, and committed to the nay-
lun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

EAS FnAScIsco. March al
Haeksrp q TeanE cafbrtt have been
fiaasizHg the peal fesUfns With money
tudkf Tstin has driven the odds 20
even and IL toaks a. though Cur
bets Uiil enter the ring farofitr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

trying To formulate = neu 81.
tion. u evidently cost nie
effort. At 10 80 o'clocE nth
WAS seen b. a Star ref,of IN
terrosatsd. lie stated fft Sc
attic electric people wrs ali a
proposition 10 the otht tthln
= few minutes. n wa two
heurs later when he e.. 10 the
main room and danur lat and
oNefooas. Mr. nonvc flted .
feN words TO the fraphsr,
which. shen written found
10 ehodf the proposii ftitrate
the burning issue %
] a Aefkir. J. a. Mac uausAll ard
p l. Nchermott Wer0 then desiE-
mated a. Subcommittee 60 pres
sent thu present proposition 10 tbs
Euenbsfr Of the street Railway
Mems Union. who were assembled
IN Eagles hail.
Accompanied BY IN labor repre-
aentatiNea on the committee. they
proceeded nt once 10 the place ~
meeting Al the corner q second ave.
nns and Pike atrrct. They walked.
although two o. three street ears
overlook and rasH~d them on their
way .. Meanwhiis the railway rep.
tsAcniatises went ga, 10 lunch whiie
tftNff ANFof Auf ANAtnf =
men who had gone to the strike
headquarters
THouoHr TT ALI. OVER.
When the eonfsrr~- met yr-ter-
DAY Afternoon at : O'Clock All N~Fe
tfaaaed sith the confident belief that
= settisfnent was near at hard
Every pansihie issue. u was thought.
had been raised IN sundays meet
ms and way snKxrsted fcf bfidgs
in4 every difference,
In the meeting yesterday after the
proposition u the company had hren
Rad and a number % minor amend
meats made 20 satisfy the labor rep.
res<uiAuyrs the agreement WAS
aAaut So he signed, whom J w Web
nfsr. the representative ~ this street
railway meas mason. raised the obs
feetiar that va the matter - sen.
iorifY the agreement gave prrcas
deurs 10 the men wcrkinE nov over
the striking employees.
This started the discussion afr~sh
hnd a strenuous debate over that
che Point continued Tor two hours.
until the conference adjourned. irax-
ms the settlement In rnid.air Just
nfiar 70 adjournment y A. Rust Of.
Tered The following proposition
We hereby promise o. appear be-
fore tn. street Halfway Employees
finina u the city % seattle aud Use
eur best eHdeavuru IN infinencfng
thrsn h return 30 ~. service u this
companY immediately " the SEATTLE
Essctfic Company VIII agree 70 stita-
Htit the differences bot wfeu IL and
The said Street Railway Employees
ifnfan. a. contained IN the Demands
nEssfntest March s1th ~ saia IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
THE KING GOES
WNKE7/NC

roRrsMouTH. March n.-rhs
storm had considerably abated when
tho king sailed for Lisbon this morn
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

The amended franchise also pro.
vidss that the cataract company
shall pat Isa wires underground
Whenever the city council may al
rect. Thai the two cnfnpe nice com
peting for electric power and light
business may be an an equal footinE
the clause In the Old cataract com
pany franchise prosidlns for IN.
payment OF an Annual percentage Of
the sr1sH earnings 10 the city. has
been eliminated from the amended
grant The cataract company ina,
aiao secure construction permits d.
rect from the board Of public works.
When the ordinance grating the
amended franchise cama up last
night not a protest was raised and
the ordinance waa passed forthwith.
The fight which the Star has
made TO open the way for cofnpeti-
ton IN the field 81 electrical supply
to private consumers has been sup
ported by the general public upon
the general principle that competi-
tion always entails a reduction IN
charges. A striking object lesson
was recently given TO Seattle by the
advent OF The nsw Fas company
monopoly. Throughout the long
contest in the courts for cheaper gss
In this city the public was assured
that any reduction In gas rates
would bring the uaonepoiistic cor
purstiou 60 poverty.
The new company came. rates
were cut in half by the old COM
peny In the competitive districts.
and yet the old company II stili do
inE business al the old stand with
an air OF continued prosperity.
No exact figures can be given 10
show the reduction of rates which
the entrance Of the Seattle Cataract
COMPANY into the city for the sale
of electric liRht and power TO indi-
viduai CONSUMERS WITH afford, but q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31
GRAND JURY FINALLY RETURNS
81 LONG DELAYED INDICTMENTS

igor Humes, Chief Sullivan, Waller S. Fulton
and Many Other Public Officials and Ex-Ofi-
Gals Are Charged With Lawbreaking---7ru
Bills Brought i'm Against Jacob Eurfb and S
L Shuffefon, Whose Indictment the Star
Told of Last Week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-31

49, Hsmss Of sestte-Fallnrs duty
- sansssn chief of poHes-Paiisre
sstsr 2 yuer prosecuting atornsyFaiIare
Iss yun president cf Seattle
~4As franchise
ess- psae jaas~-Faiure 10 do sworn duty az pub
Nug1> Z. palelan-periury.
- Casa justice u the pease~Extortipn and perjury
tnnm whtttlssey. ex-eounty trearuerfrceny
rs.fnfnf rhie
Pzddsn W whtsissey sx-deputy county treas
f1D~t&rcsry BY ~uh~xzsmsnt while 10 once.
fA ~ omr-
p George B.sdon. dentis,ohtaining money
H1rn<<s BY Of mining stock
J.
Ies1rslu<k . fslony under
l4rob Goldberg. si1f-fnaehine Eafnhisr-Psrjury.
n<t fnpfnsn gambler ana dime
<F4s eescsne pictures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

There is nothing more refreshing
than good cup OF Hot Chocolate.
Get It al G. D. Sturm 4 Co. druggists.
2i..tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
All the New StyIes.
MISS MAYME PORTER

If you need any harness for your
teams, no matter Of what kind, you
will find 1t always on hand at Rey-
nolds, Main street. he keeps an up
to-date harness establishment. $50
Dr.. Hardman will give to his eye,
ear, nose and throat patients X-Ray
aminations anexd electric treatment
If required without extra charge.
james S. walsh, Of PeunsbOro,. was
here over Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
BALrIMoRE & oHIo RAILRoAp.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
9ne-way colonist Rates to the West.
Tickets on sale daily until April 20,
1908, inclusive, at all ticket Offices of
he Baltimore & Ohio railroad to points
in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho,
Mexico, Montana. Nevada, New Mexico,
oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah,
Washington, Wyoming and British Co.
lumbia, at greatly reduced rates.
For full information call at Ticket
Offices Baltimore & Ohio railroad. I'd
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

B. & o. Mileage Bought and
Exchanged. Postage Stamps
Postal Cards, Special Deliv-
cry Stamps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
w1LI RuY cArrLE Also.

b. c. Rogers, Of junction, and Mar
shall Martin, Of this city, left Saturday
for Lexington, Ky, to buy one load Of
fine bred horses and three loads of cattle.
They viii return about April Sd. and will
have horses for sale at Martins stable,
on Pike street. dwlt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

Sage Dandruff Cure viii not grow
hair on bald heads, but viii help you
keep what you have. For sale at stones
drug store. mrl2-dGt.wlm
New spring goods purchased while
in the east are arriving at Lynch's dry
goods store. mr2Sd3t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

Mrs. J. B. ConOway, of Bristol, ar
rived here this morning from Buckhan-
non, where she visited her brother, DR..
Bolton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

Iron-clad hosiery is unsurpassed for
wear, beauty and comfort. Buy them
Mt Lynch's dry goods store. mr23dSt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23
Burt's Hair Revivor

sells because It WILL ACTUALLY
DO what 1t is RECOMMENDED 20
do-cure dandrutT, promote growth
and stop falling hair. Asa tonic and
dressing, unexcelled. Sold by Wells
s. Haymaker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

Howard NJ. Gore went to Rowlesburg
this morning to look after some lumber
he is having manufactured there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

]. E. Flynn was a visitor in Far
mont over Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-03-23

- p
James Barker, Of Chicago, Is the guest
# his brother, John Barker, the tailor.
Old soldiers, don't forget to come to
The meeting at the court house satur.
Day, March q, at ! o'clock p. m.
Henry Alexander came in from Byron
and spent Sunday with his
relatives.
J. N. canlsadOn spent Sunday yisE
Grafton friends.
A beautiful line of late styles in
millinery at Miss ona Morford Oek.
woods Bargain Store, Main 70
Charles Benton. of Parlsersburg, is a
visitor in the city.
Governor a. B. Fleming was here this
morning from Fairmont.
L. S. Honor returned this morning
from Washington.
E. stringer BOggess started this morn
ing on trip up the West Virginia &
fltesOuFg aE' s., o. ' ne p . ~ =,
~ W. = ie'si'st "e"s "0A
$ morning on professional business
". ana "a. hs.. f-a wa.so ~'OA rhau r
~ hoon ,.;,;,;no roI,tivcs n wilson.
burg and came in on the morning train.
T. &. Brady made a business trip to
Grafton TODAY.
~, n..,,.,.. ,,..,,. . p,r,..r.,,,,,,,
~: 1' -. - '
~
-, e. =, XSs.hin,,ton c;tv whore h.
a- 80 Sm,,d.r
u,,,.. made : b,,ines, trim to
parl.orsh,ro today
\ sbirD, of r.ir,nont, is . bust.
ros. S;.itor here TODAY.
c,rDot. made laid and lined Quickly,
;. ,inaL,. dr, GOODS store mresdat
= ,.,,,,, VIA, ,,r.sidort Is n. s.m;.
- - pnc,6onnon returned this morn.
y n,,.;, ;. hora TODAY from sa.
,os,
1,a frc,,, ei parEsrsbnrr whore he visited
SUNDAY
Beautiful line of ladies' taiIor.made
suits. Alterations free of charge, at
Lyuch's drv goods store. mrs3d3t
h..
in the city today.
c.;,- DAN. ;, n.ro TODAY from s..
Genius Payne Is here TO-DAY from eh-
80, -.
'onh u. ia''H' u ''''' '
'"e ei'S '0O'
NJ. J. Francis is visitor here from
"iiS0nOu's'
See the new display of wrist bags and
purses at hyneAS dry goods store sn,oeae.
Jon" " Neasef anu =. :. p' :
DuSN"ai"o''' were mere 'Hi' AOl
fo"'e from oN.-nonl1.
= r Louain went 70 hlSlns '0o'S On
: business UP
Mrs. J. B. Conoway, of Bristol, ar
rived here this morning from BueShan'
non, where she visited her BROTHER Dr.
Bolton.
New lace curtains draperies. door.
papels. etc ut Lvneb,s dry goods store.
mr23dst
A. -, ,,,, u,,,.o. II ,,oss T. who
,isited Mr. and Mrs Charles B, Aiexan.
Icr several doys rcturncd this morning
\ tbeir home n porl;orsb,,rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-27
C. & O. TRAIN WRECKED.

The eastbound passenger train from
Clifton Forge to Richmond was wrecked
inst east of Charlottesville about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Two were
killed and four injured. The dead are :
Engineer Thomas ID. Hall, of Rich
mond, and fireman l.. c. Synder, of
Richmond. The train left Charlottes-
vile twenty minutes late, but was run
ming at ordinary speed. When near
the Charlottesville Wooden Mills,
mile and a half east of the city, En-
gineer Thomas ID. Hall put on the
emergency brakes to keep from running
over a ten-year-old boy who was cross
ing the track. The rails spread, and
the engine left the track, followed by
the tender. Becoming detached from
the tender, the engine turned completely
around and rolled over down a forty
foot embankment into cottage garden
The combination baggage and express
car jumped the track at the same point.
The trucks of one end of the mail car
left the track on the opposite side from
the rest Of the wreck While the two
passenger coaches were derailed, they
remained on the roadbed. The dead
engineer was found near the track
the engine had broken as it rolled down
the embankment, and the cab cushion
and part of the cab window were by his
side. 1t is conjectured that the engine
rolled over him. He was horribly
crushed. Fireman Snyder was found
some twenty feet from where the engine
lodged, his head cut and his left leg and
arm broken. He also suffered internal
injuries. Thomas d. Hall was the
engineer who ran the first through train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
When the line was first opened he
brought a tank of water from the Ohio
and poured it into the James, this
typifying the uniting of the two rivers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-05-27
FOREIGN NEWS

Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's COZ :
dition is causing much anxiety among
his friends and it is feared the.I the sec.
rotary will have to take an extended rest
to escape breaking down.
Marcel Renault, the autoist who had
bis skull fractured during the Paris
Madrid alto race on Sunday, died from
his injuries this morning. This makes
the tenth victim of the accidents during
the race.
The challenger Shamrock III and her
trial mate, Shamrock |, were taken from
their docks at Glasgow today, prepare
tory to departing for America tomorrow.
Their FACING gear and masts will be
shipped aboard the Anchor liner Eth
opia.
Advices report Bulgarian activity In
Macedonia and southern Albanis. Bull
garians are reported to have burned
the Greek church at the. village of
Sagoveli which contained an ancient
Icon for which an American tourist
recently offered SO, 900.
Cardinal Rampolla, the Project of the,
Propaganda, proposes that the agreements
between Governor Taft and Archbishop
Guidi relative to the friars and their
lands in the Philippines shall, when
finally reached, be brought to Rome for
by the Pope.