The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-26
Frank Moree Held in Norfolk
On Serious Charge.
MARYLAND BANKERS B !, ; J, HERE |:'.I 4
Secretary shaw in a Big Hurry to Get
Back tojNorfolk and Gave the Navy
Yard the CODY and speeded 81
Backto Old Point.
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NoRFoLK. VA. Sept, 25.-Frank Mo-
rec whd has many times been prosecuted
hv3 IL government for violating the law
nrohihltinp the collection In advance Of
wagcs die sailors shipped on foreign
hound tramp steamers, Is now held on
serious charges. Theodore Saunders ana
Paul Jordon, who, with three other sail
ors, were shipped from norfolk by Moree.
come back from Rotterdam 10 TESTIFY
against him. ~
They we're sent back by the State De-
partmcnt, and Assistant District Attor-3
rey Miller, of this city, met them at New
York and brought them to Norfolk They
testified that they had been landed IN
Rotterdam from the steamship Diana
pnupcrs. The captain told them that,
their wages had been paid Moree before
leaving this port. Ball for Moree was was
fixed at $780,
Henry Taylor was arrested lot lorssry
here to-day. He presented an otoer ~
5fcrty-f1ye days wages. He has a letter
from his foreman n, he says, generating
him. The railroad has been annoyed for
some time past by orders signed ny
Henry Taylor, and a general alarm tor
his arrest was sent out. Taylor VIII pc
tried tomorrow.
Rev. Dr.56J. u. Taylor will leave tho
pastorage of Freemason-Street Baptist
Church here next Sunday to assume the
presidency Of Georgetown College, Ken
strcky.t
Rav..J. p. Barrett will leave next week
for his new charge a. Covington. Ky.
MARYLAND BANKERS.
The members of the Bankers Association
Of Maryland and the District OF Columbia
arrived here to-day on the steamer Nor
folk, of&sthc Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Line, their trip being unique
In tho history OF bankers meetings or
any other meetings, for that matter
They conceived the idea OF combining
tcluded their to hold their meeting aboard
a steamer while travelingSon the waters
OF the Potomac River Chesa peake Bay
and Hampton Roads. H d
IA with this end In view they chartered
Tthe steamer norfolk and took a. person.
ally conducted trip to Tidewater Virginia.
Secretary ofsthe Treasury Shaw was with
the party, and as the steamer passed the
navy yard he was given "a salute OF
seventeen guns. If IS 81 ~ 45 n <.
scHooLBoY MISSING. .ia
Hunter Jarvis. fourteen Years old, a
pupil OF the High School. has disappeared
from the home of his parents, No. IA
Marshall Avenue. He hasi not been seen
for week, and his mother Is distracted.
SECRETARY sHAW's VISIT. II
It was really mean trick that the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury and the Maryland
and District ,of Colum blaz ha mixer played
on the officers OF the navy yard. here
Friday afternoon. MICH nv ~.
+ When the white PROV: OF, the Washing
ton steamer, aboard which the bankers
have been holding their sessions, appeared
around the point It was 1880 o. clock.
The entire marine guard. under COM
mand OF Captain Boots, was lined up on
the green grass of the park. The band
was there too, and at tho entrance to
the administration building. stood Captain
Craig and the entire STAFF Of officers at
!teched TO the yard all perspiring in. their
shot full dress uniforms with the plumed
chapeaus.
4 The flag OF the secretarysof the Treas
TRY was flung to the breeze from tho
Washington steamer as she approached
the yard, and Immediately salute OF
seventeen guns . Numbered from the
Franklin in honor Of the officer. The
steamer sklrted the yard, and Captain
Nichols, OF the Topeka, had his band out
to welcome the distinguished visitor and
his party.
RI AT the extreme southern end OF the yard
the Washington boat threw a line ashore,
and slowly swung about until her prov,
pointed toward Gold Point, where sho
was due in an hour. Then at full speed
she raced past the yard. It'll parting
toot OF her whistle, while the marine
guard and the band and the officers still
waited to welcome Secretary Shaw,
~ Presently a messenger appeared ana
presented the compliments OF the Secre-
tary. who asked to be excused, as he had
to get to Old Point 54Fl5 r.