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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
UNEASY FEELING E
PERVADES SAN JUAN.
Prisoners Sentenced for fol In
sulting American Flag Are lr''
Ordered Released.
inv Associated Presso

SAN JUAN, p. r., Sept. 24.- The Dis Dis.
trict Court has ordered the release q
Eduardo Condo and aLeonidas Outlet;
Socialists. who were recently sentenctu
10 six months imprisonment for insult
ing the American flag and threatening
the life Of Governor Hunt at meeting
OF the American Federation OF Labor
here. 49,
GOVT aro natives. The Americans con-
denim the decision to release the two
men. The prisoners lawyer has been
arrested on the, charge OF contempt OF
court IL,
abuse Governor Hunt and are melting
a black flag demonstration when no re-.
turns here October LIST. The police are
on the alert and the government IS tlrna.
The reception OF the Governor. how
ever. viii, at his personal request, 70
Quite simple. An uneasy feeling per-
vades San Juan,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
!. H no y !. ] Is INSTITUTE
This Popular Old School Crowded
:. VIII Scholars. 4
Especial to The Tfmies-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
HOL1L1Ns, VA. Sept. 24.-The sixty
II st session OF Hollins Institute began
last Wednesday. So far 213 students are
here. and others are yet to come. BY
the middle Of August every room was en-
gagged. and since that tlme the presl-
dent has been obliged to turn away. for
while extensive improvements havo
been ma dc at Rollins during the vacation,
they were for tho betterment OF the
present plant rather than tor enlargins
the capacity of the school, Tho nav
students this year are from the follow
ing States: Virginia, Georgia. Kentucky,
Saa sou Nsw c 5sEss rtas aos A Aa
York. Texas, West Virginia, Ohio. Flnri-
da. Pennsylvania. Mississippi, District Of
Columbia. Oklahem Territory, Massa-
5chusetts Louisiana, Indiana
Last night the first public lecture Of
the session was given. The speaker was
r. n,shmopd rS GS'ese Ri Mitchell Is
audience greatly enjoyed his ddress last
evening on the subject: The Service
pr. Mitchell was introduced by Prof.
NJ. Estes Cooke, who has recently re-
turned from trip Of several months in
After the lecture q reception was ten.
dereA the faculty and students BY the
y. W. G. "A, Of Hollins Institute The
officers Of the association-Miss Anita
Cooke. Texas, presidents: Miss Blanche
He'll. Georgia. vice-Pres'dent;. Miss Leta
Ruth RtDf Riehardson. south Carolina, tresss
urer-recelved In the parlors.4 and after
this general conversation and refresh
mcnts followed. ,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
STIR UP DIsCONSENT (.
AGAINST THE COMBINE.
(Ey Associated Prcss.)

BERLIN, Sept. 24.-small factions or
tho shareholders OF both the Hamburg
America n and North German Lloyd
6tea mshlp Compa MES have been avail
Ing themselves Of the situation OF the
International Mercantile Marine Company
to stir UP discomfort against the man
o. se wt Sa a
combine. Reports have been spread on
the various German exchanges concern
ms what the minority shareholders con-
tended was grave mistake of COM
pact.
Tho Hamburg Hocrsenhalle. apparent
" by authority OF the Hamburg -Aneri-
can and North German Lloyd Compa-
MES, says that II the international Mer-
camille Company is successful the agree
ment '"is a masterpiece Of policy where
cantlle Marine company Is successful The
agreement is a masterpiece OF policy"
Marine Company is unsuccessful moth
Ing would be gained by a traffic war. ORA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
AUTUMN u.
WEDDING.
Old NeWIngton Scene Of a
Beautiful Marriage.
DIR. HOSKlNS: M1SSTAYLOR
The old Fashioned Custom Of Cutting
the Cake Was Observed-Elsg CANT
Presents - Many Prominent
People In Attendance.
Especial 10 The Times. pispatch.)

Especial 10 The Time Dispatch)
KING AND QUEEN g. HI. VA, Sept.
24..-At Ncwlngton. the homo Of the MA
tcrnal ancestors or the bride, yesterday at
moon Miss Sara Pollard Taylor and Or.
William Hoskins were married. The
bridal party entered tho pnrlor to the
strains Of the wedding march rendered
by Mrs G. r. Hoskins. IN tho following
4 rder: The groom. with Or. j r. Bagby.
hest man; Misses Katherine HARDWOOD
Taylor and snlie Randolph segar, maids
Of honor; Misses Temple Bird, Ethel New
bill. Irene Fitzgerald. Clara Tinsley,
Claude Street and Maria Robinson.
bridesmaids the bride, on the arm OF her
eront-uncle. Colonel s. F. Harwood. who
gave her away Little Miss Virginia
Beverly srencer carried the ring. and
Jnnettc Dudley. Janette Hoslahs Winnie
Hosklt1s and William A. Saunders held
the ribbons. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev, John II. Dickinson, Of
Richmond. Tho bride wore white crepe
de chine and CARED American Beauty
roses, while the maids had bunchos Of
golden rod.
VIRGINIA DINNER.
& After the ceremony a most sumptuous
dinner was served in grand old Virginia
style. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskins accom-
nanled by the bridal party rs far as West
purpose, and took the Baltimore steamer
for an extended Northern tour.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs. M. Fl
Taylor. OF this place, and granddaughter
Of Mr.. q. T. Taylor, clerk Of the courts
here
she.is pronounced brunette, .triklngly
handsome, and Of charming personality.
and Is 4 great favorite In Richmond.
where she has frequently visited. The
groom is a8nativc OF this county. hut
located In Newport News, where he has
made an .enviable reputa ton as 4 phyEi.
elan. and he enjoys a large and lucrative
practice. s.
BRIDAL PRESENTS. 81
The bridal presents were numerous and
handsome. and speak strongly OF the
ME. Among them and deserving Of sre.
elsl mention the gift Of the brides mother
WAS 4 silver cream pitcher. handsomely
etrved. which has Been In the family tor
several generations
Awonc those from distance who at
tended the ceremeny were DR. and Mrs.
Xxi r. Spencer Of Vancouver, r. c.; Il
MsssN, T-nonle BIRD and LILLE Williams.
snd cltffori and Alhert Bird Of Baltl-
-sre: Misses sara wnder and Irene
rlt,e.r. ID. sof Richmond: ror.1. z. r. $by,
csnoebell Gresham. Alex-od.r Dudley,
and Hr. and Mrs. G.. r. Fro.ktns, OF New.
port, News; Miss Frances Harwood, OF
T>xas; Or. and Mrs. Phil. Gary. Miss
Mary .Gary Mt. and Mrs.. =. "a. FTenlAy.t
Mrs. ". +. Bray. and MISS Maria Rob
Young, OF DenbeiEh. } z,.s3 AZ
Tn the cutting OF the brides cake Miss
see,r got the ring and Miss Young the
e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
BLEW HIS HEAD OFF
IN BURNING HOME
George Daily Kills Himself
After Attempting Murder Of
Wife and Her Brother.
LEV Associated Press.l

ocoNoMoWOc. WIS, Sept. 2-Geo'
Ea1ly to-day attempted to shoot his WE.
shot his brother-in-law, set are to ms
house and barn and finally committee
suicide by blowing his head on IN ms
burning house.
rer husband this morning, and went to
live With her mother, MIS-. Lucy ke!-
iogg, Daily came to the house OF h!s
mother-in-law and shot at his wife
through the window, Upon this, bis
brother-ln-law. cliff Kellogg came to the
door Daily shot him in the foot and
then drove to his home half mile away,
where he set fire to the house and barn,
The f1remen were ordered away py Dally
on pain of being shot, He kept them at
bay for about an hour. when tho barn
burned to the ground, and the house was
nearly consumed. Then he shot himself,
dying instantly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
OUTPUT
is BEING RESTRICTED
fBy Associated Eress.)

WILxEsBAnRE, Pa, Sept. 24,-The
orders for restriction Of the anthrac cite
e9al output has affected nearly Al! the
We're issued BY the. 1.ehiEh Valley Coal
Conapall to close down It's 20 colller!es
On Saturday and Monday.
The ,susqueha9rnn G ;e Gom n;r;1ay !, III
Eaturday. Tho Delaware and Hudson
Company has posted notices at It's eIsht
collIeries In this vicinity that the mines
would be worked but nve hours day
'It".ia said that the Delaware, 1.acka-
wanna and Western Company wiz place
It's colllcries on three-auar;,t;er time. The
the output by shutting down some. Of
!!t Hy coiiieries for repairs. Over 4oo,oooo'o
Tor tons 81 coal have been mined since jan
nary lat. The present slut, n the mar
ket and the efforts to prevent a break
In prices 10 the cause OF the restrlc-
ton, t, tlt. .sI at3i a.8f tsF No.. tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
GOVERNOR in THE
DARK OFFICIALLY
HoWltzer Incident Not Yet
Brought to His Attention,
No Action Yet.

The Governor stated last n'sht 1nat
the "How!tzer incident" had NOT poem
brought to his attention. He hau tesu
of 1t In the papers and had heard OF It,
but It had net been reported to MN Of
tlcIalIy OF course, then no nao not He-
cided anything about r.
Adjutant- General Male, adherlng TO g
weli-known and long established rule OF
Ills not to discuss or talk about the AZ,
fairs Of his office In the pnnllc ear VIII
II Ia believed that the matter rests in
statu quo but unless the report Of t o
mspectfoniis In By October 2oth, the How,
meal year actually ends Septemhas SEl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
TREATY WITH CHINA
Commercial Convention viii Ba stgne,
on October 9th.
(By Associated Press,

WAsItINGToN, Sept, 24,-Mr, conger
United States Minister to China, Is In
CONSTANT communication with the State
Department over the final details OF the
to be s!gned October sth Nothihg has
developed to indicate that the signatures
Of Prince Ching and Mr.. conger will not
DO attached on the date stipulated.
Alhough the. treaty will not be made
Ia December, II IS known that TIC .au-
thorttles here consider II extremely qim-
portant, and that they believe I'll will
mean much for the future OF An1erican
trade in the Celestial. Empire, Ih1paddi-
Contains other, stipnlationss for trade in
tercourse, which,slt Is claimed, make it
q better treaty than that neg tia ted with
China by Great iBritalp Fs,,3f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
CHOOSES OFFICERS
lRv A ssoclatel Press.)

ATLANTiC CITY, n, j., september =,
AZ The National Conference Of the Uni
tartan and other Christian Churomeis, q 7na
elected cleo president. and Rey. Walter =.
Greenman, OF WATERFOWL, Mass, was s re-
elected R eIsreMi srlos Hail.
G ~ ttnnnorn we're elected members OF
tie Ii 10 Committed on Felowships for the
Rev, NJ simons, Of Mnne ,npn1a y M'n M.
s 1,pr11n on He c COZ tho present any
Christianity to a film covering o9r TIVE ,,,a
state e e sag II n 70 deve pao
a q sos the enlightened Christian race
ivnchnps' mob rule and hidden Violence.
THE world he said, Ills s 1sny no pf cs
btfSs at present it has only partially done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
NOTHING KNOWN OF
CANAL TREATY'S FATE
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. M.-There were
no developments to-day here bearing on
tie canal question. Nothing further was
heard from Minister Beaupre,, so that the
ndviccs OF the State Departrn ent from
Bogota do not yet fl! up the hiatus be
the day on which the limit Of time for
rafityIng tho treaty expired,
Minister Calvo, Of Costa Rico. called
on Acting Secretary Adee to-day, but ne
had nothing to communicate, the purp ~
State Department was in recent O r.
formation subsequent to Mr. Beaupree's
cable Of yesterday. which brought the
narrative Of events at Bogota down 70
5 p. NJ. Tuesday. sssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Complete Tie up IN City Of
II Newark. N. Y.
MEN WANT AN INCREASE Il 4. 81:
Also Demand Recognition Of Union
. and Abolition Of 4spllt Runs" sYs-
tem-Powcr and Light Plants
May Be Closed Also. ri
ffay Associated Press.)

10y &HSbUClhtSI 'IcSo.l
~ NEWARK. N. j., Sept. y. THE biggest
strike Newark has had in almost twenty
years began tonight, and has extended
until at midnight not street railway
wheel was turning except under such
cars as were run out by Inspectors and
under d heavy police guard. 1t Is said
that the strike BY tomorrow Will have
extended to all tho power houses, includ-
ing those that supply the lighting clrc ults.
The gas house employees are also SAID
TO be ready TO 80 out and complete the
ue-up. 4, .,
The Newark trolley men declare tho
strike wilt be general through Essex.
Hudson, Passais and Union counties be-
core noon tomorrow The men have de.
ma ed q cents an hour, the abolition OF
the "split runs system and recognition
OF the union.
President Mccarter, OF the Public Ser
vice Corporation, which controls most OF
the trolley lines. had practically pron1-
lsed that the corSoany would accede to
the mems demands. but 1t is understood
tonight that there has been objections
te this on the part q some OF The direct
ors. AZ a late hour tonight the president
had not definitely Informed the employees
what the real attitude OF the corpora
ton Is. f,
Coming as It did ,at tho busiest trafflc
hour OF the day the strike caught thou
sands OF WORKING people and shoppers
Lnpreparedst Siany OF them were COM
PEELED to walk miles to their homes In the
suburbs.
The Chief Of Police has ordered out
ell the reserves and has detailed guards
for the various barns. There has been
no sign OF violence. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
LORD MINER HAS
PRESUMABLY DECLINED

IN. (By Associated Press.!
senger, who was sent to Lord Allncr,
Who who is at Carlsbad. returned to. London
yesterday with an answer. and as 20
announcement was made 1T Is lnferrfd
the portfolio Of the colonies.
The public Is beginning, to display In.
patience at the rrolongsnon OF the Cab
Lord Miner to reconsider hi. supposed
refusal Oh the ground that II 4 new,
minister comes into office be Will net
be retained in South Africa md pc ceu!d,
tcrest by accepting the colonial secretary-
ship. ,a8 q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
ATTORNEY IN
MANCHESTER
Mr.. Page Chosen to Succeed
CttyAttorney Clopton.
ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY VOTE,
NJ OherName Placed IL Nomination.
MrsPerdu5 Votes Tor Mr.. Puliiam.
Election Of City Committee.
Bar Meeting Notes. ..

Manchester Bureau Times. Dispatch, |

Manchester Bureau Tines Dispatch, Fl
{3; l,i IA No. 1l02 Hull Street.
Mr.. Charles T.. Page was elected city
Attorney last night By the City Council
or Manchester to fill the vacancy created
BY the election OF city Attorney Clopton
tc the bench Of the Corporation Court.
When tho Council was called together
by Presldent'Perdue at sis o'clock there
/ were seven 8absentces, who were at the
time holding q caucus on the corner.
Those abesentecs were Messrs. Abbott,
Barrett, Bradley, Cox, Grizzurd and Fer
gGson. The latter member was not in
the CAUCUS, but he was on tho corner.
SO when Clerk Hall had finished read
Ing tho minutes and the body was ready
for business Mr.. Pntram, who Is nothing
II not courteous, moved that the mem
bcrs who were caucuslng on the corner
be asked TO come In.
Mr. Sampson said he didn't think that
Council should delay business for six men.
who were on the corner, when they knew
81 was past the hour for which they had
been called
Mr.. kudd said that he had informed
them that the roll had been called, and
that Council was In session. and he did
not think It wus incumbent upon them
to await and longer.
Then ommunicaton from judge
Clopton was read. IN which he tende. cd
his resignation as City Attorney. The
resignation was accepted, and upon IN o.
ton Of Mr.. Owens, the body proceeded
to elect a successor. b
In moment Mr.. Hooker nominated
Mr.. Page and Mr. Sampson seconded the
nomination No other nominations were
presented. and 1T was clear that the
members present We're Page men. Mr..
cast b. Mr.. y. .. Reams, when Mr. Pat.
ram objected
i5,f"'1 don't like to take advantage OF any
one, said Mr.. Patram, "and think we
standing out on the corner. so they can
have a chance to vote.
3 Some one then moved for a ten-minute
recess, but the motion was not enter.a "
outside were cognizant Of what was go
Ing on. and a vote was taken on TIE
nominee, which stood as follows: all for.
Mr. Page, except Mr. Perdue. who voted
for. Mr.. D: IL Pu1liam: Messrs. Hooker,
nydd plfry H r'dn nan a Nn,
President Perduej voted for Mr.. D. L.
PulliAm. who had not been nominated.
corner we're Meesrs. Bradley. Fair, 4 b
bott, Barrett, Cox and Furg7lson. Tho
latter would have voted for Mr.. P lGe.
had he been present.
After the vote had been announced.
body had done exactly ripht IN proceed
ing With business rat her thin delay r''t--
ter. further in waiting for he mem r. M.
ber. -sc S"..ood .ort on hca =.
tnt TIE office a. Mr.. Page and Informed
hin, OF the election. S "a tta i, I Z.
81. said to q Times Dlsnntcf1 nan that
should be donennd therxed ~, t1eGnas
CITY COMMITTED,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
8YELLOWlFEV.ER EXISTS
Two Gases Have Developed at Laredo
Il. in S site Of Quarantine
fpy Aocociotefl Pros

5E $50 (By Associated 3FTcSS'l 5.,,,f ~.
LAREDO, TEXAS, September 24'-Noot !,
withstnnding the strict aui,t
Laredo has enforced AGAINST M Mo, .ersy
IS known to exist there, two cases ha ~!
de- here Little news Of e., reliable
nature can be learned frSm Monterey thara
w W nasa ~ fever The situation IN Neuva
Ia Gao remains va la unchanged While many
cnses Of fever exist there have been no
deaths reported within the past te" S
Nv Two cases Of fever in this city have ~
been diagnosed as yellow fever, one y, ne5
ing that Of an American machlnlst nnmeo
Frank Gkelson AZ and y, t! nii ne shops here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
PRESIDENT MUST ACT
ON. COURT.S SENTENCES

(Bv Associated Press,l 4s
WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 Tho action
Of the President Is required in the cases
OF seven officers OF the army. who were
convicted by courtmartial OF serious ot.I
lenses and sentenced to dismissal. and
In two OF the cases to imprsonment}'rh liz
ofIicsers are Ldeutennnts John McLanas
Hamilton, knud Knudson Thomas ~ Il
Murtaugh. Hamilton Foley and s.. II D
Rucker and Cadets James G. Stccse and
William "A. Canol,4lthe two latter from,
Pennsylvania, The ca SEES Will lie SUBJ.
.mitted to the President nm his return TO-
Washington. Sf ts 35saall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
OMNIBUS DRIVERS
ON STRIKE IN BERLIN
lnx AstocIated Press. ]

BERLIN. Sept 2i.-Eleven hundred
omn !bus drivers and conductors struck
to-day for twelve hours work, insteau OF
twelve to seventeen hours. and time for
lunch, instead OF eating sandwiches
while the ornnbuses arc waiting few
m mites at the terminals. Som eThat less
than half the usual numb Der OF omit
buses are running to-day with the tenn
oIt on strike. No particular inconvenI-
ence has been caused TO tho public by I he
strike as electric cars run everywhere IN
the city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
SHOT OFFICER WHILE
HE PRAYED FOR MERCY
fsrocyp,i to 'rho rtmt.. ni.rrtch,)

n T4-I-1I 7HrfrJlTT To ING TImFs,'FHhVlF!'.J ~
BLUEFIELD, W, VA, Sept. 24-sherlf
sprinkle, OF Mcdowell county, left to-day
Tor 4 Huntington to bring back William
Rutherford. who was arrested In that
city yesterday. charged with the murder
IL WelchJ on Mays1st last OF Frank Er-
win Rutherford Is alleged to have shot
Erwin for swearing out n warrant against
him for III egally selling wtliskey. Erwin
was on his knees praying for mercy when
the fatal shot was fired
The murderer took to the mountains,
When arrested he had the appcRra noe Of
"a Wild man. having spent the past FIVE
months In the wilds Of tho mountains OF
tho State In an effort to eude the officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
VIOLATION OF THE
ALIEN CONTRACT LAW
.lRy Assoclatcd rress, y

WASHINGTON. 3. g, septembeY AN
lion ion intends to take action aEslnxt the
manager mar Of the American Textile Works,
located II s4a ssfA,ay
eiiflc charges under which prosecution Will
be brought are bringing laborers to the
United States to take the place OF strtk-
alien contract labor law; res!stins a gpy-
eminent officer In the DISCHARGE Of his
duty, and bringing accuse tlons against
INN grafton, officials. to the effect that
they are br!be-takers, = Il Il *, A, !. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
S sking Strike. 81 ,akers Hare.

Several men from Newark appeared in
this city yesterday and announced that
they were endeayoring to employ comna-
tent street car operatives In this city to
work as strike-breakcrs in the New .ler.
soy city. AT that time nothing was known
OF an impending strike in Newark. and
notices were posted at the barns OF the
Passenger and Power Company In this
city stating that there was no strike Tho
ofIiclals OF the company here state that
they will offer no objections tofany OF tho
men in their employ who think they can
hotter their condition going to Newark
or elsewhere to work Those who wish
to 20 will be granted leave and given
their positions on their return hero. Il
they desire them, He stated that while the
company has no objection to the men
here helping another company he did
object to the employees quitting secretly
and without notice OF their intention TO
leave. .5isfss.5ts 5s5s
so fnr as known the agents Of the
Newark company have met wlthJAllitle
encouragement. and won few employees to
undertake strike-breaning service else
where sfya 5t3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
NEW DIRECTORS
FOR 'FRISCO SYSTEM
Ry Associated, FressS

NEW YoHIS ssIlsmReF .,4-The FOL,
san Fsnne!sso read were elsfted to-day;
Z ~: ri Moore, John II, Moore ", ~ 3.
Leeds, PANEL g Reid and Francis L,
They They take the place. OF r. g. iKernas,
i, s. Ford, ID. q. Henderson, g. tx.
iItllard and s. II Porter; ~, . y
tiled with the Rock Island csInpsny,
With which the st, Louis and San Fran.
cisco road recently eaterfd Into close
Selat lions. ,A8t u y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
THE COHEN co.

ed on the Arabian coast. With the. ex-
explos on. there va S no loss Of life among
the passengers or crew . 5f. 8
B The SURVIVORS of the Admiral Guydon
won't through exciting experlence.S The
steamer was set on fire by an e%plos Ion
Of her boiler at midnight July 3oth when
5forty-six miles off Socrata. nm island In
the Indian Ocean, but heavy seas pre-
vented the crew ching the island The
miles during three days OF fearful anxiety
towards fsthc Arabian coast. Then the!
captain decided to take to the two un-5
.hurnedl3boats. and with great difficulty,
at Bay Of CurIa, Arabia, where they re-
mained under. rough tents forty days
suffering greatly from the broiling heat
and exposure, but with ample provisions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
BURNED AND BEAcHED
Passengers and Grew Of Steamer We're
Rescued.
(By Associa ted Press,

(Ry3 Associated Prrssl
eApEN, ARABIA. Sept, A,-Ihe RUSSIA
The passengers and crew of the French
steamer Admiral Guydon, which sailed
from Marsellles, July 18th, for French
snfaty fears had been expressed for about
q month The Admiral Guydon was prac.
tlcally DESTROYED by fire and Is nov beach
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-13
Had EnOuch of Law.

A gentleman who is now general su-
perintendent Of Il railroad began lie
by trying to practice law in Missouri
village. One Of his first cases was be-
fore his father, who was n justice or
the peace. After stormy wranSle be-
tween the young attorney and his adj
versary, the old gentleman decided the
case against his sons client. The young
man gave vent to some expressions of
indignation. gathered up his books and
started to leave the room. His father
pushed his specs on to his forehead and
began mildly to lecture him. saying:
Young man. do you expect to make
your living practicing law"
The son, who had by this time
reached the door. shouted back as he
retired from the field:
"Not before such blamed fool court
as this
He abandoned the law and engaged
IN railroading with great success
Green Bag.