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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
&ermania
McitCrn MornlnnN @iicn6ahn.

Srnt III .fntt am -. Sftuber 1905.
Si9e ~pcrlaiiel 3leraGlutioR. ME ioIat.
Snnlid.
40 @Iorne1s ehucl}uG Sorpiiiuie, Sn'
otli Slloel, NM GlaQ, SDuHtd0 7 Y. y. 81,
?Gucot, GbambcreburG, Niurtin2buvg. unO
&infcitCr,
tt.15 ADMINISTRATION. nab llnious0rtoQe.
Sdnlidl, ausgGnUmmcu SUrntaas.
100 WsurGcUs-Norf, y. & y. Sio. mo Slipts
Sthte 9ltil9 hon Gmorus8rooe. Carlisle ulo
$40 @orocn5E >ouptItnie. oaocrs.rwr oar.
cod, SbtppcHSotr0, Sreocrid. @nlnri.Sburg
mo Y. x u. M. his Glituu.
o.46 .M,nrGCnc -ScttDsbur0 Grrcfp, @frult.
leHleito GrtorD @rooc, fnpic SnnUoer mn
gorf.
1915 @IorscnS-@iiom, uub rnipu.Qribec.
2.25 Nahm. -Itfom. mad SmorO 6roOe.
80 Nndnt.-gttom rad S!iorp Gruuc. q. &
s., Sio., iolpie 2orf.
ale Gudlm,-GrnrcR uan Nur., Saiuucr nn0
Gettysburg. (GdrlorsGor.)
Ais Nuhm-SlfiouI. nab lntoitzgrioae.
300 giHdm.-GrpreB nab 9innoor, g%Seftnlirs
tier. llnlonsErioee uit6 6drri gtfTom. nab
Nn0Cretolpu mo Snlcod, ionic Srcocrid.
GUntittoburG iiuo SUippensllrg ((arlor
Gur).
5.25 Nn6m.-@ufom. mad, oompitcae.
6t5 ADMINISTRATION. nab linton @rioge.
$50 N0cHoS-Itfom nab GnorD 8roneJ ~,
gur Spnntnas.
$50 DEMONSTRATION, nG6 Union Bridge H..
Snuuper.
80 Guchm.-9ffum. mad Union @rioee.
$50 Au6m.-MIfuuI. na6 Sampiteno.
Nulteu Mot an GenuG sslpe. sStattct.
quiet uto 9cpdd Giireau: 9ir. 90, f@cIts
@aliimureaStrube.
9hpc buIten an llnioris. gernu .sstoe... Sui
tons unh 9Sdlbrpofz (9fortbsstOcuue) Citation.
i. NJ. Sopcn. IS. q. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
GBrinpCnfc SnmpicrsG

GGciapcufesSinte.
GIcGante 4u'iaGicr . Sampler pNugltta" mo
uTtlurtn" nab
Sb Guint Comfort rno Gprfplf, IA.
Sampler rCrluiicl Baltimore tiQlih (ditS1es
nummCu Spmtiug5J nm $50 g(bClr9s uno font
mn in Elb Epiul Comfort Inn g l6r Wtur9cls
uuo in l,uriuIi I'M 7.t5 UiurncIs an, uuidliea
BEND an Die Giienbdtu5ile nab alien guHfs
ten 0cS SiioC1S uno Sliont items.
Yurf- )iiuer,2imir.
GlegaHte guiiugiersS 1ntpicr gShdrlCiion" llno
Baltimore"
nadl WcitsGuint nub ~9iidm,uno, IA.
Sampler ~pCrlni'cn Baltimore tiaIt6 tdisgcs
l1nululcu SunntaGsl Inn . uJr9tafniitnas uIo
toIHlHcu In 9Seit 4Seint I'M $50 NIorgeus mo
81 Rihmono nm q.25 MorncuS an.
Sic an Wtuntugcn, MittuOdcH linb Srctiu'
Ccu non Baltimore nbidbrenoe1 San1ptcr. tlno
hiC upn 99eit sGoint oil Sicnita1en. 9onneriins
qru uno Sumitueen ublubrer. lcgcr 8u @lnlces
f'crs GuiIt uno NumuubS al: mo Die an
SicuiiGNcr Gpnueritudcn mo Sanitd9en holt
Vuttimorc uun ul Winntdleit, Mtittlpoden tirlo
SrcttaGCu uun 4lcitzYuint ahf1rcnoen Earrpfcr
lcGcu In 9ac;iupn uno G!apbdnf al (bci eilil'
itiQcnl HSciter).
Sampicr u~crlaien Baltimore ooir Bier VI. 1S
nm 10, 2igbtitra6cns Wrrtte.
Surh &iuete nab alien Eunften tollileti 9es
ildcrt. Grpdd aufacgc0en mo 1a iilten6inliner
I'M GprCu5 ~rCicruirt tueroer III Den hleit9el
NiGcts@iirCnur; Gr. 1t9. Sit.Gaitirnpres Strafe,
II. ". Sipbion, glgent, Gr. 127, Sit'Saltinirts'
Strabc, nocr Sen &nupts0frcair: Gr. $50,
.inrt,Styasc. Baltimore, Me.
mcubcn SISTER, 6 7. .Gttsni.
GcIl zG5eibditSiibrcr. Sen. sFniingiersIaet.t
:. .. Me1cuuel. SiiIfs'Ser. 'Saiiy 'geent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

tclCpDonlrtc mon loryyt Ildd) HSulb
inqtou tu0 lieb Ocu l'om ucrbolterL
iobolo ocrielbc AM urcH Strobcn
buhnmoQQou BORT oHtom. Gic Trolt
oc3 Mornc3 murOc u%yrH1rtct, ais ,tt
0croOe cincn clctun'hcn @oaaon
udd) @uibin1ton Dci,cjlcu mout(.
Ger NtonL ionic 0Jr Nrolr mlr0cn
0Cm @criHtaucriubrcu tDcqcn uuN15
ljhcr lU1tcrihluNlmN a1cmpiclc1.
Bonn .unNliid U"criolAt
,Nl Der N0hc uou ErowuSpiQG
Q@oihiuQton Gount0 wurOc Der II
,<uhc ultc &ulll &GBcI DON elmer ?ln,
iobl anobclL mCld, 'th oui Der
&oicuio0o bcionocl in Dos @eiiht
9cihoiicn llno il. lhDjmnu bcr(tst ooG
cr mohrid)eiAlidpiici 9lItaenlidN total.
ucrjicrcu miro. &GGu %ititr}tc i'm pcr,
Qonacnrt ,yabrt bet oefi %luiloocu
pom NltttCr m cine @oheI, nm elmer
Scr 3infcn onrdobo0rtc inn oel Sci3,
BOD, fom CT nit ocm &c6cH Oopou
oblhou mon oowol9 aIoubtc. CT
mcroc itcrbcn.
3ubIrcih DIE " zoe in Den CSC.
birHcu nm Ncn Mior
hcrum.
S8ic aus @&oiDiuNtou Countn be.
rihtct miro, aicbt c2 oiciea &oDr icbr
oicl @ohmjlo in ocn @cbiracu. Ntc1-
rcrc lIdQcr oll2 tIcircrcn Crtcn DON
9SoiDiuatou Gouutu Wno ans 0cm
bcuohbortcu %3cit &irQiuiu hobcl
IN Scr Icbtcu NSod,e einc M}cnQc N}Ge
QCihoiicn NM Elm Gurmcr tric5
mchrcrc OcricIbcn aus icincr Shnoi
Dccroc uoh Dem mcbirQc }uritd 90
cr. bciiirhtctc, OoG &Gncr bel Ocr1
%Criuhc No4 MjlO 5u ihiebcL iciuc
Shuoic toOtcu milrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
&cirntlDS 2iccu;rn.

Gol9cnOe NCirotb3 q Slccn5cn mltrr
Sen gcitcru pom Glcrf Oc3 Common
@Ica3 = 8cridt3 olt39cltfllt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
McrdnntS' e Wsincrs' SrauSpur
tntiun GpmpanD.
Sdmpfcr.9initn.

StCuitua, Sou1eritn9 nno GGmitaa, gtbenos
6 ll6r.
9tuh ErobiOcuce uuo Dem Often: ie6cu Conn
tnI. MiithuO6 nm SreitnQ, IhelbS 6 nbr. '
g!a6 gtelupOrtsyieius unO giorioIt: tdgIif nm
6 l1br Nbcuos
Trnht miro tfQIih biz . llbr 9l6enoS fir al
oCul SuNc unfubrcn0e Sampler uIlgenomrlen.
giIb SnuuulaD uno Dem Siloct: teoet Sten'
iiaQ. SouncriiaN nm Samitdg, Nbcnos 9 llbr
l%'oitoncr mo FrorihencsS urnpicr fabrcn ron
scr 2&critc AM Erbc oCS 9nnNsSodS nb. en-
uu1rRb Numpicr BON Der gSerfie an Sube Der
9Gclt Sails 9tucuuc.
6. u. @iniuG6aut, gncut,
YpHqsSod.
". y. Surucr, @.G. ,9laent.
u. :. Stcbbius, @eu, iMidr.
0HGp.GiirCnh SioOt'Gde German uno
2~igGtsShubc. t13S&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

MoutruDoQC SmOcHtjn:
Sic hobcn mi d)iirirtl Mt.dc Nc.
m0thum0 >pcrbcn Sic mir lcbru?"
go Stlocut: I'D bin bcrcit Sic III
heirothCn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Marnlnus C. T~cnniplunnia 81. 81.

3hNc p%crlaiicu Gnrtbs9lpe,s II. Sai'Str sStnitotl:
$50 giorm. ns6 Ynrf tGe'l6. ais9enohiHeH
CJmntuOS.
$50 Torm. mao SeItn nur SonntaeS.
$50 @ornt. nab 0eldir idGIih, alIs9etloririeh
SpnHtaNS.
3.25 9}admi. nab gorI tdslid. ausscrouIriien
SUnntd1o.
4.O5 gind)nt. iludb NeIta mir Sonntaes.
i.20 gtddnl. iub Della ta9lth, dliseenoH'H''"
GpnHtdls.
coo sIbenos mad @eInir idgIif, auSeenonn'
men Sonninas.
100 Nbcfos nnh Geldir rllr Sot1iitnas'
ft.45 slbenos nab gelair Wltitipobs mo Som'
tags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

&crmutbunQ: ~ aSicb nlr
mol ocn iungcu &errn on, Der bot
Bor feline Gin9ern1Qcl mcbr. "-DGnS
mira holt Gin Gidtcr lcin, Dem nid)tS
einiGut."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28
Baltimore Snnpf = Enfct So.
C9nfr nab 5uucrinif1r gai.9tnie.)
Sic Tcr. StuntersIoit bei6roerno.
Sampler ,Girginiu" (ucu), ,NIa0uma,"

~ NNAt. NAliN FPIl htlplbNAllu'
CGmpicr p@irginin" (ncu), ,alaUnTia,"
yricurgin," y5euueiiec."
EaItlpfcr tnbrcr tiglin. SoultdgS atSgeupr1s
mcu. bon BEN n@oi Gtne "4tcrs, Or. 1913.
9iNbt StrnBc, $50 9tbenhS. bum mad 80
@otut Comfort, 9tnriolf, l'ortSmoutb uno nler
El1Itcn oc6 Siioens. &erbinouup In Sb
Foiut Comfort nit e. & 8. Gifcubobu." 9iotb
AihHlouo. &crbinhuira IN GortSInontb nit Dem
3, .SCg6oGyo S,T etne" toii0SGn 2g9 gon &orts,
nit Der a%gttInntic Goafi Cine" 9~}oriolf unS
Gdrolt1n, gtorinlt unh tloli9. 9ioriolI uno
iucftlih uno so Somirjon 3irc" nn1 Iclus
herl' @aibtnGtou, re, Gi6nono, pa, tuo
Stew Nrrf.
MabIicitcn mad ctrupdiittm Tlarr. qurrts
riBfc NaiiicISinulcr. c.citrifbe @clcltbtnnN.
9ompt6ei5unn Gpien frci, Reicrpirte 0%niiiieils
simmer in ocn Niuct @ilreaur Der pFnn cine"
ltr. 1O7, Git Naltiutore4 Sirdtc, Gr. SOC mo
50s.. 9ia6tsStrnhc. e. VI. 9. Siflee. SiooitsGde
Nnltinluref mo 6GIocrt Strabe, Continental
Iruit 8uiioi1N mo SIIbau8D's, Nr, 100, 9ioros
@bdrle5itrdbe.
1c6u ", e6er>uuub, 6. grulun.
Sice4 Frdi. II. Sen WtaHagcr. Sen @lii. aglgeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-28

u. Sanitid), W. .woppiston Ctr,
Gtutide Glider uuo Seitfdirtitem,
,Sunenoi6rifteu. Atirdbet mo eI5nuuniteeS
alailifer, @eoidte, 9ioItaile etc. tSepi''lSl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

Yerfonal : Defiant unb emeritirter
Pfarrer 6ierIelbif, i'm 60. 2ebensiabre.
pater S9pab, Der friiber in SaubiB
unb bier als &dplat, bann als pfurz
rsr in Nrnsborf 3. Setf9en unb bier
t%pirfte, mar fpegen ietner 9eutIeligfeit
dngemein beliebt.
Suxem6ur9.
2ursmburg. Nit benz &on9o<
bampfer ,@~nperspile" fa6ren in bieien
Sugen brei 9uremburger mad benz
belgiiden SongO. @s iinb bic Serren
glter, Sffi5ier, Salentinp, Sngenieur,
unb @b. 2uia, &ulturenbirettpr.
8odbol5. 9err Matbias Sid
aus 8od6pl5 a. b. Sauer bat bas@raz
men fir bas Spftprat Der pbiloippbie
unb pbilolosie NIT GROCER Mus5si9,
nung beftanben.
Gdpellen. Sc perI@ieb na1
lGngerer &ranfbeit soerr Or. &aasn,
prattii9er 4t5t in @apeGen. Serielbe
mar gu 2urembure am "a. October
1843 geboren.
Of. 5ier berf6ieb Der
friibere S9ulinipeftor 9err 8ernbarS
&ieiel. Gr mar S9ulinip.ftor BON
1881 = 1904 unb bat fid} piele 8ers
bienite Inn bag S6ulpsIen in ieinsr,
Besirt erporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

4 Sine intereFante PsriOnli9teit
lit Mib Sarab 9. S9ueffer, Die npoz
Iiseimdtrone" bon minneapolis. Ssit
S%a6r5ebnten leijtet lie Der Poliaeioer=
tpultung bieier e 1ot als @priteberin
beitimmter Hehprts Die metropolitan
0ienite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

6 groBer 9eIof6rant,
tpel9er fir Die premier Diamond
Minins 60. sebaut tpurbe, ioa fir
100000 Oiamanten balten; er
tpiegt q Sonnen un6 foitete $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Srigiueaes 6nbseitsseidenf.

Srisiuelcs 9nd,eitsseidenf. @Oi
runb brei SeSennien beiratbete Der BE:
ri6mte amerifaniide Sraeobe @bpir
8optb. Gr CAB am Sage Der @bei9lie.
Buns ieiner 8raut elm uneemein orisi:
nenes !9pfaeitssef9ent. Sn elmer
nunberpoa gearbeiteten, nit Perlmut.
ter unb Glfenbein ausselegten S6a.
tlle bon Yaliianoerbpls tparen nGTl:
lid fGmmtli9e 2iebesbriefe, bic er i'm
2aufe Der Sabre bon ieinen Der.
e6rerinnen erbalten bate, unteree,
brd9t. limb fpel9es mar ibre Sabl;
@snau e.5Gblt: 1896. limb felnt
Srau fou ni9t einmal einen @nflue
BON giferfu4t se5eist baben!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

= Serr prob i'm &efa u
v8e[lner, i6 mO6te mas
ellen! 8iel braudt's ni&t gu iein,. :.
ahA~ fnften fnnn's. mas mill"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

rSm. bm. fein 9erbienit = BUN:
gernoe ainoer : oas tbut peb, piG's
germ %eldlben; aber persasen sic ni9t,
i9 babe bereits fir Sbre bartender
8erufsgsnofen 100000 Mtarf teitas
mentarif6 beitinmt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Standardization. s

&imiflereigenbeitem. Ser ~frans6=
iiI6e Sperntomponiit Ibam, Der
S9Dpfer Deg npotinon BON 2oniu@
meau," bate, pie taft ale genialen
2eute feline S9rulen, unb fpe5ien Die
Dirt, pie er ii9 gum &omppniren in Die
rri9ttge Stimmung" gu bringen
pflegte, mar cine hO9ft origineue.
@bam lset fi9 nGmli9 na9 einsenoms
mener Mablseit auf bas Sopba unb
lieB ii6, ielbf i'm beibeften CONNER.
Bis CUR NGienipibe nit grpben Sober
betten subeden. @lsbarn legte er cine
feiner groBen &aben, an benen er febr
bling, iiber ieinsn &ppf, bas anbere
Sbier auf feline JiiBe unb in bieier
feltiamen Situation fauf er bic prGd@
tighten Melpoien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Gite Ttktion.

4uf elmer Sagb in ben Bergen UNI
melt bon Si9l fam @rsbersog Nlbre6t
BON Sefterrsi9 in Splge plDbli9 elm
tretenben Nebels Dpn Ieiner Sagbgefeu=
f9aft db unb bate ii9 balb i'm Sc
pirre Der Selien total p%erirrt, mas Bel
feiner 8ur5fi6tigteit tpo6l erfldrlif
mar. Ia9 ftunbenlansem 9erumirrer
traf er auf elm iunges 8auernipeib, bas.
cine f9pere 9aft auf Dem Hiiden, Dem
Sbale 3utpanberte.
r9eba, Srau!" rief ie Der faiferli9s
Bring an, mo flbrt Der Weg mad
SI9l?"
Die Srau iab ben in feiner burd=
ndbten Saebfleibung penis p~ertrauen.
erpedenb a~usfebenben Sraser drgerlid
an. rWtuBt Elm rarer Wilbi6iib iein
bab Did 70 penig ausfennft. 8leif
lieber babeim," entgegnete iie. 4qein
als tie bas perbubte 9efi9t bes Man.
mes bemerfte, fiiblte fe Nitleib uni
bebeutete tbm, tbr BON ferne gu foleen
bamit tie in feline l1ngelegenbeiter
tpmms, iolte linen ettpa Elm Soritbe.
amter beseenen.
Ha9 elmer Deile, bic Ounfel6eit
febte bereits elm, blieb Die Srau fteber
unD tpartete auf Den ibr Splgenben
rWeiBt mas" iaete tie, neine S6ant
lit Is, bab Elm 10 itarfes Mannsbilf
cine Srau ii9 nit Der i6peren 9olalaI
abplagen iie6t uno leer binterbreir
lduft. Oa, bod cuff"
Dem @r5ber5os ma@te es @nfansS
SpaB, Die SOlsbiinbel gu f9leppen;
aber Der @es spg ii@ INNER ldnser bin
unh Der arrne 9err begarn ernltlid
miioe 81 tperben.
Gum Slid trdf mat, enbli9 ouf bit
Sagbgefenf9dft, bic ni6t penig er.
ftaunt mar, ben bobsn Germ nit cine,
10 I9peren Solsbiirbe fi9 abmiiben 81
ieben. Die reipettpoaen 8~emiibunger
berfelben segen ben @rsber5og erf9red.
ten Die 8Guerin ni9t penie, unb als
man ibr teoeutete, es pGre Elm faiier,
lt9er Yrin3, rief tie erf9roden aus;
rSefus Muriu! Gin taiferli9er Bring,
unp i9 LAB i'm mein Sols i6leppen
@erseiben g mir itur, bober !9err
uber sic buben bait gar 10 berriHsr
ausgef9aut."
Der gr5ber5os IaGte unb nit i'm
bic eunSe Sagbgeienf6aft. ySft f9or
gut" ia9te er bann. sd bin Sbner
gum Dante fir Sbre 2ettion nerpfli9.
tet; benin mas bas Sragen bes 9olses
betrifft, 10 pirb es mir ni9t i9aben
erfabren Su baben, pie f9tper Sbr ar
men 9eute Sud oft plasen miiBt!"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
TWO CARS COLLIDE
ON A STEEP GRADE
Fifteen Persons Injured, Eleven of
Them Seriously, by Crash on a
Sharp Curve.
Dy Associated Press,

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., July d.
Fifteen persons were injured, eleven
of them seriously, AMI three Of them
probably fatally, in Il collision between
Two electric ears on the limo of the
Portsmouth Electric railway near this.
city, early this evening.
The cars crashed together on a steep
grade and while rounding curve,
neither motormcn seeing the other car
In time to prevent IL collision. One
OF the cars was well filed carrying
about forty passengers, while the 9TH
or was crowded with passengers. most
of them residents Of IIavcrhill, who
had journcycd to this city to witness
the destruction by dynamite of Hen
dcrson's Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
ONE KILLED AND
THREE INJURED
Result of Head-on Collision Caused by
Trainmen's Failure to Obey
Orders.
tBy Associated prcsa.>

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 22-Onc
man was killed and three others fatal
ly injured as result of heatl.on col
lison of freight trains on tho Louisville
~ Nashville railroad this afternoon at
Hopkins Crossing. near Pulaski, Tenn.
ESQ miles south of here.
a. J.. PORTER. fireman, Pulaski,
scaldc, to death.
The injured: Charles Wcidcnbakcr,
engineer, Nashville, thigh and leg
broken; will die. Joe zanonc. engi-
nccr Nashville, hurt about head. -
Kramer, brakeman, Nashville, back
badly wrenchcd
Failure of trainmcn to obey orders
is said to have been the cause of the
wreck
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
DRUNKEN MAN SHOT
SUPERINTENDENT
Tragedy Follows Removal of obnox.
ious Man From commissary of
rondale Mine.
tBy Associated Press.y

BRISTOL, TENN, July ga spo-
cial from Big Stone Gap. Va, says:
This afternoon ut Irondalc. about
ive miles east of this place. Jasper
Abshirc shot and fatally wounded A..
Al. Hall. superintendent of Kelly e
lrvine's mine.
Mr.. Hall is still living, but the ply
stefan says he can live but short
while. Ahshire had hccn drinking and
was asked To leave. He refused ami
Hall led him to the commissary door
ana let him go, whcrcupon he shot Sill
perintendcnt Hall three times in the
breast.
Ahshiro was disarmed, but not ar
rested. posse went from this place
this evening to apprehend Abshire."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
POBEIDONOTSEFF
ON PARL LAMENT
Says Russia Lacks Both Leaders and
Education for Local Self.
Government.
cry Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, July 23.-Rus-
STA is not yet ripe for parliamentary in
siituiions. The nation lacks both lead
crS and education in local self-govcrn
mcnt
This is the view of Constantine Pet
rovitch Pobeid0nostscn, procurator
general of the holy synod, who, amid
The flood of western ideas, holds stead
lastly and honestly To his faith in a,i-
tocracy and orthodoxy.
NJ. pobeidonostcscn, who received
the Associated Press representative
at his home in Tsarskco-Sclo today,
said:
There is no doubt that only such
reforms and institutions will take root
us have foundations of a national char
acter. Only snch can insure civil free
dom. Only q nation capable of local
self-govcrnmcnt can work ont this
problem and preserve free institution
and guarantee civil freedom. Other
wise Il new government would be
bound to produce as unsatisfactory
burcaucrats as those whom it seeks to
replace
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
Wants American People to Keep
Open Minds in Regard
to Famous Case.
AN Ix-PARrE INVESTIGATION
Says Indictments Were Based on That
Hopes Cases May Be Brought to
Trial During This Year-Asks for
Suspension of Judgment TN Jury
Renders Its Verdict.
(By Associated Press.)

NAilliAN'r, n. H.. July 22-The
circumstances leading up to Tie inves-
'isatinn OF the combination of beaf
Fuckers anu the present status of the
SoVetnmcn,'s case were discussed by
attorney General William G.. Moody
IN the speech at the summer outing of
The Lincoln Repuhlicnn Club of Ro.
chester here today.
AIR. Moody said OF the indictments
against the packers:
1T is my hope and belief that these
indictments may be brought to trial
during the current year.
Wants Judgment Suspended.
In The meantime. both tile princI.
pics of law and the sense of fair play
require us all To hold our Judgment In
suspense. The action of the grnnd
Jury was the result of mn OK parte in.
Vcstisation. Tho accused have not
been heard They arc each and nll to
Dc presumed innocent.
Tlat presumption for their plotec-
ton follows them until the caso las
pceli passed upon by the trial j,Iry.
Let MS hope that its. verdict will he n
ufelaratIon of truth In fact ~ II is in,
name" ~ gts13
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
TURKISH SULTAN
HAD CLOSE CALL
Bomb Intended to Blow Up Fell Thirty
Feet Short-Twenty-fou
Men Killed.
ny Associated press.)

+ CONSTANTlNOPLE, July 81, via
Sofia, Bulgaria, July 22.-Thc bomb
which was intended TO blow up the
Sultan fell short and exploded about
thirty yards distant from his majesty
The latter was at the TIME on tho
step of The flight leading from the
mosque.
a panic Immediately seized the Sui.
tanss encourage and the court dignita.
rios rushed up and impored Abdul.
Hamid to remain in the Mosque.
The Sultan. however, insisted on
proceeding end entered his carriage
with n calmness not usually attributed
10 him, and, picking up the reins.
drove himself 10 the Yildiz Palace
amid the cheers of the admiring ON.
Gals.
The explosion was heard as far as
the Pera quarter. Besides "a persons
In the vicinity, several horses were
killed, So persons were wounded. car
riagcs were smashed into matchwood
and the windows of the pavilion re.
served for the diplomatic corps were
broken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
YELLOW JACK IN
crescent CITY
Official Autopsy on Italian Patient
Proves hat Suspicious Were
Well Grounded.
tBy Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS July 22.-The Of.
hcial autopsy on n patient, an Italian,
VINO died today of what has been called
suspicious fever. has disclosed that the
disease was yellow fever.
President souchcn of the state
board of health, has notified Governor
blanchard and the health officers Of
M'ssissippl, Texas and Alabama. Ar
rahgcments have been made for n de-
'eh'ion hospital to treat the remaining
cases Application Of the same meth
o"s Which were pursued at Havana is
10 be made and the authorities are
hopeful that the disease can be stamp
cd ou..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
WASN'T HYDE's CHECK.
Bank Examiner Judson Makes Denial
of Rumor.
(By AssocInted Pl ess.l


NEW YORK, July 22.-Bank Exam
liner Judsnn today denied the report
that il was James H. Hyhc's, whose
check was given to the Mercantile
Trust Company in payment of $685.
O0J loan which stood in the names If
Mcssrs. Alexander and Jordan. 1t is
Understood that the State banking de.
partmcnt has traced the Alexander am
Jordan operations with the Mercantile
Trust Company back some years ana
will soon repoott thereon TO Smpcrin-
tendent Kilborn.
Chairman Morton today, speaking of
general conditions in the society, said
that in spite of its troubles. the Eq,iit-
able business for the first half OF the
calendar year shows satisfactory in
crease over the corresponding peciod
of las, year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
NEWPORT NEWS, YA.SUNDAY july pa 1905

To be in Hooded compartments OF the
vessel Undetermined number of mon
still missin:
''htie ar no progress in the work of
rescue was made aboard the Bcnning-
ION To-Day Tho water had risen sill
hi%h"r M III" hold, and il was imnossi-
Dic 10 reach The huIics known 10 he
Hhu"h beneath he decks. II is he
lleNcd ut least fifteen hn,!ics will hr
found III the vessel \ fire inc with n
powerful pump will be- used to rmnty
the h"il OF water ana sivc the workers
an opportunity 60 reach tho ,lcod
Commander Young. today requested
Chicf 81 Police Thomas To arrrs, mi
members OF tho I,rnnns,on's crew
may be ashore without - pass In This
way Commander Iutn. homes to mr.
rive ut correct estimate of the miss.
ms as well as to proven, dcscrtiuns.
Cause Of the Explosion.
commander Young expressed tho
opinion that there was weak snot i'm
one of tile boilers. hut said there had
been no visible defects so far MS hc
knew
The men who were injured. ten n
different story. They say that ii has
been the talk of The ship for mt least
SIN months that the boilers were dcfcc.
tive. Many of them had feared for a
long time that inst such an accident
would happen. One Of the men said
that year ago last February. while
the ship was III Masadclonc BAY, the
engineer Of the cruiser New York was
sont for Ia inspect the boilers. ana he
reported that they were in good condi-
ton. While the vessel was i'm San
Francisco lncI I,n i,Ii
i've boilers again arose, but no stems
were taken to remedy them.
A Mass Of Wreckaue.
Tho upper deck, anidShip prescntS
a mass OF wrcckagc. The slnnkc stacks
have hccn blown ont of place and tho
supcrsiructrrc is bent and twisted I'm
all sorts of shapes. The plates on the
sides are hulging ont and leaks I'm n
number of places are letting in the
water.
lohn Turpin. n colorcd man Of the
crew who was on hoard the Maine
when she was blown M in Havana.
was ON board the bennington ana
again escaped injury. He rendered
valuable aid, rescning the dead and
wounded.
Fireman Hopp's Story.
Fireman Il. G. Hopp makes tho first
statement as to the cause of the acct.
dent lie says that shortly before The
explosion one of the boilers was
found TO be leaking badly, AMI the
hoiicrmakor was sent for To- repair the
damage. Before the latter came tho
eXplosion,,ocGarrSd, Iiopp saw nep
all ahnnl him killed outright and ne
himself was stunned for Il moment.
The dead will he given military
burial Sunday afternoon at the mill
tary reservation al Point Iona. Serv-
ices will be held AT 9 O'Clock on the
Point. and launches will convey across
The hay the living officers and men
able to attend.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-23
TO FA4 EAST.
Uncle Sam to Send More Torpedo
Boats to Philippines.
U}y Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, July %. -Orders
have been issued by The Navy Depart.
mcnt to prepare the torpedo boats Bid.
al'' Barney, l'nslcy, shnhrick, Thorn.
ton and ringley for service in the Phil,
ippines
INC heats arc now in the reserve
force at the Norfolk (va.) navy yard
ana to reach their destination it will
he necessary fer them to travel hnlf
way around the world Tho depart
ment was encouraged to send these
small wHr craft on this pcrllous yoy-
age by the success OF similar trip
made by five destroyers about a year
ago.