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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

9ic q BARN o5cuti d. {
3eitun9" bcrid)tct iiber bcn 9roBcn
Gcrbrntd) bon Yr5lleiItoffen Ser So
poner in1 &rtc1. 9taein aus Gnglono
nuroen bis 5rrn /. OCTOBER 1904 foi-
gci1oe Wicl1gen al Die inponiihe
&rie9Sleitung gcliefcrt: Intiicbrin
200O 9ilogromm, antipprin 1850
ailpgrnnm, &ori0ure 10000 ailo.
gronm, @iSnnnt 1900 ailooromn,
Gbloroform 600 &ilo9rontnl, Gocoin
81 &ilogronm, Gbinin 1850 ailo-
9ralnm, Gbinorinbe 10000 ailo-
gronnt, 6ormnIbebpb $500 &ilos
grannnl. Soooiorm $500 ailogromn,
Grcolot $4,000 ailogrnmnl, Mor-
pbiirm 80 ailogronm, SeItpiloItcr
10000 Ooros. Mn aorboliGurc mo
Snblimot loI bic %iaponildJe Nrnree.
Termoltnng lett DEM &ricgc nit
Gbinu nod 10 grobe Wtengen porrG-
tbtg bubcn, Dab NeilanId)ofiull9rr
biSbcr nid)t n6tbig lparcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Baltimore Sransicr 81.
lest un oer

1tGT Ill Oct
Siouit.ede oon Eight. nno 2unlbarps Straee,
bat ibre 9usftniiung unb mebrere 5ubrtperfe
GSarta) oergr0Bcrt nlb lit ieet int StdItoe,
Wlobel bon 9aiS III 9alS iu befuroerlt itito
fir bic gfnibeiunbrlin9 uoer Serietbung 6u oers
pader. Brortpte urb 6uoerIdiiiee Seoiennlte
miro 5lgefihert. (52|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
geo 9lnorcns WfiiQcr.

IS iturb am 7. SebrlIar 1905 2cU 9luorcns
Wiiillcr, gcliebico S6bH1clb pur Sobunt uuo
GresieltiG Whlaer. I'M 8urtcu guier BON 2 Sab
rcn mo 1 Wiorutclt. Sic Necroigmrg itlhct
ant Gunneritaa, Den o.. Sebruur, UtorpeuS um
aus unI DEM p0eri Sclu=S riebGoie" itatt.
Tic tieftrnncrnOen @tcrn mo 8ciflUiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
QnuSnn . Rnrf.

Der Bauptid flidite Srieobof In Baltimore.
arraf: $50 ader. - Smmerlpdbrenoer Chatter.
gu ieber Belt erreiGbur. Slim Gents 5abrs
eeIo bon allen Stnottbeilcn. Str1Benbabns
Bnaeons p1iitren ben Suupteinaarg due bret
Die ben Srieobof bel rdu6enl Nettec befudell.
YegrdbnibpldBe 81 iebr nlaBigen Breifen,
fintrttIi6 inter acknowledgement BfIege.
Bureau: Nr. II, @eIt'S aratu9a'StrnRe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
@curac w. Ecib.

IS fiarb am Is. 5cbruur 1905 8curac u.
Seit, ~aelichtcr Sutte bon Wiuuie Seip, int
2lIier bon 40 SnbreI. Die 0eeroigung iiloct
SuHneritag, ocn 8. 6ebruar. gtotmittdQs : Ibr,
BON 1ralcrbalic an Der G6errnsguenue, nnbc
Oorfs3ipnb, @unaHStuiun, aus itutt, poil Der
fUanote uno 5reurtoe ireunoli0it cinaclaoen itno.
(2u-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Erob oIlcr @arnungen
uno GmpfeblumgelL nit Den 9erpillis
gul1gen porii6tig mo 0tononliIh 81
oerfobrer, merben oicicIbcn iilr Oos
6isfoIiobr 1906, iclbit luenn feline
9crpiai9ungen fiir 6luB' unO Soten.
8erbeiierungen qemutt rUcroen lou-
TEN, bobcr iein, ais in Der lcBten Cont
greBsS eiiion. 9ie bis Jest bcruiuigs
ten Bills iin0, nit oencn Der lcbten
SeiIion nerqli6en, o%mnobernO Z Wtil-
lionen Collars b0her, bonptio6Ii6
infolge Der geiteigertclt AnIpril6e Der
6lottc uno Der Yolt. Snt @o15en crs
lportct man cine Grb0bun8 BON rlrnO
10 Wtiaioner, obnc GlltBs mo Safen.
9crpiQigumgcrL bic I'M Hcpr0lentons
tenbolla ullf rll1o II VtiQtoncn Itrirt
iporOcn limo. % Ole Ginnobnlen an
Smport5oacn IN Den lcBtcn Sobren
Sltriidgegnngc1t iinO mo porocrbono
feline Nllsii6tcn nltf cine IurifsNcl-
o%crlrng oorbon0en iinO, miro man lid
nod ouoercn StclcrQucllcn umIcbcn
miiiien. @ic lu0rc cS nit elmer frat
tigclt 8orienItcucr?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
&ntic 6lriu.

IS itnrb am s. Scbruur 1905 Matte atciu,
80 Sabre alt, gcltcbtc Satin bon ISM. J. Nlein.
8Grpalbtc mo 6rcuHhc limo ciH9cIuocu. bcr
Neerbigung bei5uluobuerL ipcInc am snmitna,
ibrcr IeBtcn 9Sobnun9. pNlriu'5 Gnrt," Neitport,
ans itQttfiubet. 4O-21 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Hnuliuc WrnuHt.

in ibrcr 28obuuIa. Dir. 2O2, Sub'Mcgcter'str. =,
8auline Brandt, gcItebte @uttiil BON GmiI
BRANDT. in ihrcm Is. gcbcnsiubre. Die 9cerois
Seriuanotc llnb 5rclnoc itno bcrBlid eiHgeluoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Snhn !Serfnin e Gnhn.

2etdenbeftutter Hno GinbaliamtreE.
9if. zoos, Crleansitr. orb. Sci: 9iubiur 255.
8tpei9gef61ft: gtr. 524, perI. @afternsgtoeHue,
StabluHototun, Baltimore, DturbIuno 9eIepbon:
Ntrotor 90. &utiheu tperoeH g~eItefert fir
Sot5etten, unterbuItun9en uno anoere 9eIe'
eerbciten. (Sebr141S,2&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
8~eriammlnngs Museiaen.
gcrmiifte 4nseigcn.
Gntluufcu:

Nou M. 10 mo ~. Gnlperton,gluno. AM
Nien'taq Oloraen cine. Aiib. 2ibernIe NeIobs
Snae, sr. 40, pruuu'S ZANE, nubc Sreoerids
IOenlte. G0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Gie Barrier rNfoOcmi c
Der g8iiieniAoften" offerirt inter
ibren 8reiien eincn ioldlen bon lOO,-
600 1runc9 fir bic Gntocfung elmer
gccignetcn Mctbooe, Inn iidl nit eli
mem nnocren @eIttorpcr, ais Dem
Oturs, in @crbinoung 81 ieben, Der
9reiSitifter ihcint ionlit nit unicren
bisberigen 9e5iebun9en SIT Dem So-
nal Gloneten gan5 5uiricOcn SIT icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Scr ,2ouiSuilIe In5ct=
ger" cr5Gblt: nGcp. @. s. Gromcr Der.
uriohtc Sonntag Worgcn mdbreno
0cS &ornlittogS : @ottcS0ienitcS cine
Gcniutipn. Gr bette foltnt Icine Yrc.
6iat bccnoet, alS er bon Der Sol5cl
Itieg, an cinen Sicn giug mo oonn
cine Nn5obl @iiher oen 6lommen
ii6eruntiportete. No6oem Die 90n0e,
0enen cr cine Sonntag5nlmmer elmer
engliiden 3eitllng, ionic cine be-
fannie 3eiti6riit beifiigte, bon Den
Slanmen per5ebrt luarer, be9db CT
Iid 5uriid ouf Die Son5el ln0 tbeilte
ieiner ullf'S S6d)ite eritnunten @e.
meilloe nit, OaB er Die Bidder Der
brunnt bobe, neil lie niht IN cine
driitlihe 9ibliotbef gebOrten. 9ie
Bidder luuren SboteIpeore'S, 2or0
9pron'5 un0 Robert Burns Mcrfe,
olio @erfe, Die 81 Den 9eiten Der gan.
sen engliifen 2iterotur qe6oren. gls
Hep. Gromer nof Dem @runoe IeirteS
lonocrborcn GorgebenS befrogt >pllr.
DC, erfiurte er, 0ob SbofeIpeore'S
@ertc bon ulanit1noigcn NcOclSnr.
fen mimntcln, oercn Iid) ieocr &cicr
i6Gnler miiIic. Die Mcrfc @prou'S
mo 9urit9' ieien in ocr Diem gctonl.
men, neil sic 0tdltcr i6lcd)tc, iittcn-
loie WGnner gclucIen Icieu uno ibrc
Shle6tigfeit in ibreit Ncrten mic0cr-
5uerfennen iei. Die 3eituug bobc er
berbronnt lpcil lie an ciltem Sonntng
gebritdt lei, lno Die 3eitidrift - cine
Wcibnof)tammmer - babe Cr Den
Slomnlen iibcrautDortet, neil in ibr
bonn G6riitielt in driitlidcnt Slime
10 gut luic gar gtid)tS geiton0cn babe.
Die Gcrbrcnmn0 Der Bidder mar
Rep. Gromcr'S Ginlettung 5lt Dem
groBen oHeoiunl." 0nS oemnGdit in
Scenc geicbt meroen ioa. Sir Die
les bat CT Die &cute aud Idon IN nll-
ocrer Nciic uor5itbcrcitcn 9clud)t ~
Yer Vtunn lit ST ip0t nltI bic Mclt
gcfonmncll. NoS bGtte Der I'M Wiit-
tcloltcr az &crbrcnntngcn |lciItrl
fonuen!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Qprraiue.

WsaIertf1 = 9nrfnrtia 5rtebIt8.
@eftItG bon @aIbroof elm unb cine babe
WleiIe. gerlbt bic nit Qopb1ttar be5ethnete
gortb'sfheuuesGnr. Grete autften Nn6mittnes
am Terminus, Bretie ben 9eerdbnibfteuen iest
fpe5ien. 2eihte Bebtn9unaen. 3eIepbon -
Gnton 223. 9iireau: 5raniliu. NIB @iRbiprs
Rpnbs. gerIanet 8roidhire. (mlut4. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

mGbrenO I'M Sanuor 1904 MIR SO
Otiaionen in @roBbctrieben incorpo.
rirt muroen. 0os ibeint cine nelle
8cIebung Ger inouitrieGen llnterneb-
mllnger oeS 2anocS in Nusiid)t 5u
itellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09
Gin @eId)cnf f:ir's 2eben.
Sr. I.u5. Safer,

friiber bon Der 9erineicita etrnber. 5irna SIN.
ipplo, 9atier & Co., bat itb nit Der Sirnia
Grtgpnnl Strrins Guns & Co., 3eppide utb
waobel. VT. 1fS, Turb-Suiuarb etraRe, ~aiiociirt,
no CT nit Sereniieen feline SrennSe unb fri.
beren @6nner empfnneen miro.
(Oftt6, SiSuSu-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

EGiIe! 9sGiIe!
sur 8eiie in's Anslanb beiurst 6.
&aine, @r. Ali, 81. Eanl-S trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

0ic
inoititrieIleu @cielihoiten NIT elmer
capitalization bon elmer Miaion Dol.
lars uno ooriiber iiro in obgeloufe.
men Sonlior fir Die oitliden Staotel
iait ooppeIt 10 bod, fuie i'm Sattiiar
1904. Sic belaufen Iid) fir Den So.
mar 1906 nuf ti6,2500OO Collars,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

" 1brCno Der umerifn1 II l.
id}c @eionotc s. Barrett in Banana
erflGrt, bnB in Yonomo mo Colon
I'M lcttcn Sobr ~iiberbolipt niir IS
@elbfiebcri1llc p%or9cfonlncu ieicn.
bon betten MIR brci tootlifct Mus.
gang 9ettonmen, erflGrt Der eher1
bon Banana 5uriifgefcbrte 8oipitol.
Gircftor Or. @beelcr, oob oos 9elbe
6ieber BORT bcrrife mo boB im so.
ipitol bon Nlicon 5iir 3eit ollein tic.
ben @elbfieber. y atienten l1gen. Scr
bat Nun red,t2 Gle Sod)e 5rt pertlt-
ifeit, bat feiren 3med, uno nit Der
3cit miro sic @nbrbcit bod al ocll
Rag fonlncn. Nlio glcidl bon born.
bereilt rciilcn 8ein einid)cnfcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-09

Ole StootN em Dorf lei.
oct an @oIierulongel, unO babel mol.
let oie @eiebQeber oeS StnoteS Den
burItigen 9iirgern olld) oie gieroer.
bdltriIie nod peri6(ehtcrn. 0aS lit
u%nbQrmbcr5lq.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
CAN'T IDENTIFY
]. MORGAN SMITH
Pawnbrokcr Stern Says Hc Can't Be
Positive-sces Toe Many Peo.
pie in His Business.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. April 12.-J. Morgan
Smith and his wife wi:o were brought
here from Cincinnati yesterday, 10
answer 10 the charge of conspiracy
with Nan Patterson to obtain money
from Caesa: Young, will not plead to
the indictment until next Friday. They
were arraigned in the court of general
session today but. upon request of
their attorney. the case was continued
Bail was fixed at $4,000 each. which,
up to late hour tonight, had not been
furnished.
Among the witnesses in court to
identify Smith was Lyman Stern. the
pawnbroker who sold the revolver with
which Caesar Young was killed. Be-
fore going into court Stern said he was
doubtful If lie could positively identify
Smith. fIc said he saw so many PEG.
pie in his business IL was Impossible
TO remember them all After he hal
seen Smith. Stern today said "Wha.
] snid before about not being positive
goes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
WAR DEPARTMENT
UPHOLDs OFFICER
sustains His Action in Refusing 10
Deliver Up Soldier to North
Carolina Authorities.
(By Associated Press,


WASHINGTON, April 12.-Thc war
department has sustained the action
of the commanding officer of the army
post at Fort Caswell. NJ c.. in refus-
Ing to surrender to the State author.
ties OF North Carolina, for trial in the
State courts. Sergeant Lee Rye, who,
tits alleged. shot and killed Corporal
Thomas Harris, of the Thirty-eighth
company. Coast Artillery, few weeks
ago.
A State grand jury has returned a
true bill for manslaughter against
Sergeant Kyc The action OF the war
department is based on the fact that
the alleged offence was committed on
government reservation and, there
fore, was "a matter for the United
States authorities and not those Of the
State.
The commanding officer at Fort Cas-.
we'll was authorized to surrender the
prisoner for trial In the United States
court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
ARE NOW WORKING
ON EMPIRE STATE
Mcssrs. Sheppard and Wool Appear
Before Ways and Means Com.
mittcc of the Assembly.
tBy Associated Presa.)

ALBANY. NJ. u, April 12.--G. IT.
Sheppard, If Norfolk, Va. secretary
and T. ]. Wool. general counsel for
the jamestown, Va. exposition Com
p'lny. presented Il petition to Cover.
mar Higgins and to the Assembly
WAS and means committee and to the
Senate finance committee for n New
York State exhibit at the exposition
which will he held III 1907 at Hampton
Roads, Va. To celebrate The Booth an
liiversary Of the. settlement at James
lown
Bu!h MIR. Sheppard aud slr. Wool AL
dressed The ways and means and fiji
ancc committees on The project. They
appealed for Il substantial representa-.
ton FROM New York State mt the cx-
position.
Mr.. Sheppard said privately that
they would ask for an appropriation Of
Sl1O,00D for the New York exhibit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
Believe Missing Receptacle Con.
tains important and yalu.
able information.
OFFICIALS TAKE VACATION
Men in Charge of Actra Trading Com.
pany close Up Offices and Disap.
pear When They Learn Of Pending
Fisher Testflcs 81.
fare Grand Jury.
(By Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. ILLS. April 12.-Secrct
service operatives are said TO be max
ing an effort to find mysterious
trunk. alleged 10 be missing and want.
ell IN connection with the federal Jury
investigation Of the packing Industry.
SIN other trunks, of a numbered series.
have been seized. but the federal off.
Gals fear that unless the seventh is
recovered. valuable information may
he lost. The six trunks were taken
from safety deposit vaults In the First
National Bank building.
Look For Missing Officials.
In connection with the search FOR the
missing trunk the government officials,
arc seeking officials of the Aetna Trad.
ing Company, who. It Is said, may be
able TO tell the grand Jurors The mean.
In. OF every item contained In The
hooks and papers found in the trunks.
The Inflammation sought is in relation
tn alleged plans practiccd to raise the
price of sausage castings. When thuS
officials of the company learned that
an investigation WINS to begin their OF.
fees were closed. SIS.
HenrylG. Godfrey, said to have bccn;
secretary and treasurer was traced by,
secret service mon from Chicago "a
Toronto. Canada. where all trace If
him was lost. lie is said to have been
travelling in possession Of twenty
trunks.
Grand Jury Goes Fishing.
+ 3D. Fish. an cmployc Of Schwar..
child q s,ilzl'crgcr was the principnl
witness of The afternoon Great sccre.
cy was maintained regarding Fish AMI
his evidence.
II was rumorcd. but not verified. that
his testimony related to the disappear.
anre ut seven persons who are wanted
us Witnesses in the invest isalium anil
who are said To have gone to Canada
at the hesi..ning OF proceedings before
the grand jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
IS HANDLED WITHOUT G! Owls
Speakers criticisc Official and soclc:y
Women For Setting Pace in shun-
ming Responsibilities of Parcnthood.
a Plea For Quality Rather Than
Quantity In Children.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April I2.-
The observations of President Roos,,.
welt on the question of race suicide arc
receiving the attention o. scme Of the
prominent delegates to the National
Council of Women now i'm session here.
Some of them take issue with the
President ON this subject and say he
should look to the women of his own
socia! set FOR race suicide.
1T is the pace set by our society
women. particularly in official life
ore OF the delegates declared. (which
makes race suicide subject for pro.
found thought. The women of the
submerged half. as we call II, do nut
practice race suicide. 1t is the bust
ncss-burlcncd. the observation-disclosures.
rich father and the society-cruzy moth
er who refuse the cares of purent.
heed"
Will Report Resolution.
Tomcircw Il resolution will be re.
ported on the question IF parcnthoo.i
which 1t is said will take issue with
the Presidents views on. the, question
see race suicidelinnd 1wiil4derIareslhiit
quality not quantity in children is
preferable
Tonight Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
the president OF. the National Wnmcns
Suffrage Association, made an address;
in which she openly spoke her mind In
the question Of parcnthood, saying ia
part:
1T Is desired that the women should
rear more children, but say that ynu
must first make our country fit to- rear
children in"
There were a number Of addresses
Ivy well known women today in which
the speakers told of the efforts male
toward snpprcssing the social evil
both by moral spasion ara by law
Miss Susan b. Anolhy was designated
founder of the Internal ionnl ana nu.
tional council Of women.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
JUDGE HOOKER GUILTY.
That is Finding CT Committee Invests
eating His Record.
tBy ASSOCIATED Prcss.)

ALBANY, N. Y. April I2.-rhe re.
m0val nf Justice Warren b. Hooker.
from the Supreme Court bench of the
STATE of New York. by a concurrent
resolution Of the Senate and Assembly.
was the conclusion drawn from tho evi
dchce given before the assembly Judi.
ciary committee and presented 10 the
committee in an argument today by
fcrmcr Deputy General Henry d. ca.
man counsel for the committee of i'll.
quiry.
Mr.. Conan read his conclusions of
fact embracing six different pcstoIlicn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Frank r.. FALL.
Maurice Hooker. Ora Caldwell. Thorn.
us ONeill aud Minerva Jeffrey. Kath
crime Clark. The nunkirk postoflice
leases. and the judgment against tic
city of Dunkirk. In each of these
cases Mr.. Conan declared that the con.
duct of Justice Hooker was mineral
Ind tended to submit the adminisira-
ton of Justice by Judge Hooker on the
bench to contempt and disgrace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
NATIONAL RED
MEN S EXHIBIT
Norfolk indians" VIII eoost Project
Having That Object in View
Outlook in West.
(spccia, 10 the Daily pross.,

NORFOLK VA. April 12.-Chnir
man Johnston. Of the board of COVER:
liors of the Jamestown Exposition Gem,
pany. and MIR. Kelley. chief OF. press;
aud publicity, will meet delegation
from the Improved Order of Red Men
the latter part Of the week. The local
till,csmea expect to present to the.
great council Of Virginia at Petersburg
ncyt month a proposition looking to a
national Red Mems exhibit at the expo:
sition in 1907. and will consult with
tho exposition chiefs before determine;
Ing upon the details Of their project.
General Fitzhueh Lee returned to tic
city this morning and is enthusiastic
over the outlook in the west. He has
been at work in Illinois, Missouri aud
Arkansas. in all Of which States up,
preparations are practically assured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
FRIGHTENED &c! a OFF
!. The KID NAi.ppERs
Norfolk Slcuths Set Trap For Men
Who Have Young 6casey. But
It Didn't Work.
tBy Associated prcss.)

NQltFOLk. VA, April 12.-policc
Detectives Cotton and Rose returned
to Norfolk today from Rocky Mount.
y. c., after nm unsuccessful attuniut
&c locate Kenneth Dcaslcy. the eight
yGar-old son of State Senator w. N.
Bcasloy. of Poplar Branch, N. C.. who
WAS kidnapped in March
Senator Reasley has received letters
purporiing To be from the people who
kidnapped his child advising him that
IL he would place sum of money III
q certain place and return in a spcci.
fed time he would find The lost child
there IN exchange for the cash
Aching on this plan the Senator com
municatcd with Mayor lljtldick Ia So.
cure aid. Detectives Cotton and Res,
learned OF tho case and asked for their.
flirloughs that they might work IL uE.
The mayor granted the request and The
two officers went to Rocky Mount will,
Senator Beasley.
When the trio reached Rocky Mount
preparations were at once made to
trap the kidnarpers, hut they had cvi.
IDENTIFY gotten wind of the presence of
officers and the Norfolk slentlls watch.
ed IN vain for some one Ia come to the
place where tie money" was hidden
aud leave Young ReasIey there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
HEARD FIRE ALARM
AND DROPPED DEAD
Petersburg Fireman Had Been Suffer.
ing For Several Days From
Hear. Disease.
Especial 10 the Daily Ircss.,

Ns'pNe'oi w TIC iIillly 1lcSS.)
PETERSBURG. VA. April 12.-Wil.
liam Grant, SIS years old. for thirteen
years member OF the fire department
and station keeper at the engine house
in Bank street. dropped dead of heart
disease at his home in Commerce
street, last evening"
He had been suffering two or three
days with heart trouble, and under nd,
wee of his physician--Dr iIoy-was
ordered To keep very quiet at home. An
alarm CT fire sounded late iii the af-
tornoon, anil Mr.. Grant wcnt'.to his
door to count the number Of tho box
from which IL came.
Tic excrtion or the excitement
brought On an attack from, which he
died. almost Instantly. MIR. Grant was
q NAB of hnc character and was popu-
lar LII and out OF the department.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
Creditors Did Not Show Up.
(By Associated Press,

BRISTOL. VA. April I2.--Tho fail.
'lrc OF counsel for The creditors to APP
near IT Big Stone Gap Today caused the
nustponcmcnt until tho eth inst. Of
the bankruptcy hearing of Edward Har.
n"r.t former president OF the wrecked
Fidelity National Bank. of Cincinnati.
Harper and his counsel were present.
Harper Will remain ut Zig Stcnc Cap
until The hearing is concluded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
cRAcKsMAN IDENTIFIED.
Inspector sulla Recognizes Man Shot
at Wadesboro.
tBy Associated Press.)

CHARLOTTE. N. c., April ia
telephone message from Wadesboro
tonight says that Postoffce Inspector
Bulla has positively identified one of
the wounded alleged safe crackers
there as Conn Shorty, alias John
Fisher, the name given by the eldest
OF the two men. and Bun Robinson,
alias Charles o'Ray. Bulla declares
that the men are members OF n gang
OF safe crackers. who operated in Alex
andra, Va, in 1903. Fisher the least
injured OF the two men, has been
taken from the hotel to jail. O'Day,
who is seriously hurt. is still at the
hotel. There is now some hope of his
recovery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13

this city. who sustained severe
sprain tn his lack.
5. a. Patterson. of this city; Charlie
Moore of Cincinnati. Ohio, aud Ora
Rcanan. of indianapolis. Ind. escaped
without injury.
The accident WAS Witnessed by sew
cral hundred other workinen and was
due To defective planking. The bridge
IS being constructed by Il Roanoke
tVa) company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
TRY SUBMARINES.
ON JAP WARSHIPS !?
Russians Said to DC Experimenting
With Plungers of Many types
at V!adivostok.
(By Assoc1atcd Press,

TOXIC. April l2.-No information
has reached Toxic That would indicats
IN any way either the plans of Admiral
Rolestvensky or the destination Of his
vessels.
IL Is reported that the Russians at
Vladiyoslok are conducting expert.
ments with submarine vessels ana thar
these aonts arc all Of foreign manufac-
lure and include French. British aud
American types
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
BAD WRECK NORTH
OF VICKSBURG
Many Persons Said to Have Been XIII.
ed and Injured in Passenger
Collision.
tBy Associated press.)

ViCkSBURG. MISS. April 49,
Many persons are reported to llav,
been Killed and injured in a wreck on
the fazoo e Mississippi Valley Rail-
road fourteen miles north Of here. at
midnight. The northbound fast passcil,
ser train and the sGuthbound passcn.
ger are reported to have coIlided. Ali
physicians in the city have been calic,l
to the scene of the wreck
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-13
WIDOW OF OLD
MERRIMAC'S PILOT
Mrs. Virginia Clark Dies in Portsmouth,,
at Ripe Old Age of "a
Years.
Special 10 the Daily rrcssA

Especial To the Daily rrcss.)
4 NORFOLK. VA. Anril i2-Mrs. Vir
sinia Clark, n years old and tho widow
of William Clark. who left the Norfolk
navy yard during Inc. Civil war as pilot
of the Confederate ram Merrimac and
was killed in the naval engagement
which followed in Hampton Roa.ls. be-
twccr tho Mcrrimac and Monitor, il
dead at Portsmouth. Va
Mrs, Clark hadc her husband faro.
well on tic wharf as the Merriniac sail
cil away to battle forty years ago ami
never again saw him.