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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

trae verano gastado por e Este parcels hber
asbado do desembaroa Ussa del tsatro de Des
pabA RmsdaAmene nnistrs de Esado. Huy psnsativo
syo ssmbante muy familiar los lssores de los per6dco
reando csnc6B In medic de connection ecschaba
sudd dos cs de mtssa c.no dc de los sodsdos
del norte aesno especial los duce acordes del <Hoshmas
cantsdo por las alsgres doHcelss
En- Ia eaa principal Aalkbae aobre cuya puera
obsteDabi, entire oros rSuo do xrands cracerss
del Eleitos En- 81 espacio dsants de
habis montoHss de fsad saraas pssadss chsueos
otros setos media dssens de kombrss AAnaban emba
lee. En sque momsnto IN hombrs de medsna edad de
frss sgo cva gran lunar rojo debao del oo zquerde
Lego puerta vsnts. So deuvo decr sgsnas
hsrs al depsnasnte drga el enbs.e yse dspoais
coneci6 81 hsmbre QUE Ia osupoba, grs6:
IT ki-san Tsz,ki-ssn
La kuruma pss6 sa far atens6n les reorn6
prents trids cAco envada lama FL hombre que
scupabs pasa haber psas los cuaeAa
snro de barba g evaba pusto obscure sh,or de
srvcs Sc presents sQo 6sscoHeerado h,bersele amAds
uego reeonee6 al henb parade puerta pregunt6
en- toAo Do sorpreM:
-Pe'o tno ss Ysnski .san9
II Como est6s Tazski -ssni sCusndo ll.gsse2
LleguS Ahora mismo e dtme tren.-Y dicisndo eato
T,nh Ipe6 de 10 kurums dgsndoss entrada andando
aobre 10 p,s las euerdas traass por el sueo.
Il Pero d6nde has e.t.dol
En- S s.ho. Psrnsnecf all das ah,rA voy de
csnino para
-tSissho lAhi IA visitar Tskeo .san4
-lSsr& pcsibl.l-eonisu6 Y,mki-y pas.s por dsllnte
de nf sin sbrsr souera sdsrns nae serprende tsn i6
mi h Ia ancanA bonesa hayan eseo paAbrA
lokrs 10 v's
-iOh Es que he venido con nuehl precipitation.
-Pero, ben,-cUntiHs6 YamAk-no hubisera sdc moes-
tie tan grande habsr enado mOmeno. Ea todo case, ven
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

-Ignacio Torres, fue declarado
hoy culpable por 10 Corte Municipal
del delito de acometimiento sgreslon'
con circunstarcias agrav antes, con- g.
nandolo q sufrir ocho messs de ca CO ;
Torres, segdu denurc q, en- s'tado oe
embrisguez acometl6 a. ochs un po
licia con una navaia hiriendolo eu
una mano.
-Por so ctvs 6 81 sem ansles com
prar& ussed un reloj de oro de 10 q oo
dollars. F. Kehrhshn y c. San Fran
cisco %. Tambisn vsndsmos fusgos
artifcialss.
-Ha1ta Ia comparecencia de los
acusados han sido srchivadas las de-
nunciss formuladas contra Alberto
Medina, por hurto de menor cuantia y
Avelino Artsaga por delit) contra la
salud pibliea Jose Sierra por danes
maliciosos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

tricularse y no pertenezcan la As'-
claci6n de Dspendisntes, pag ran 81. so
al mes, para las mismas atenc'ones
especi fcadas on el p&rrafo anterior.
So Esta Asociaei6n admitira en-
sus els Sos con los mismos arechos
q1e los damas q seis j6venss pobres
de la lCcalidsd: varones y3 hem.
bras, ain perjuiclo de aument sr Q, ND
M msro tan pronto sea possible 10 per'
mita Ia smplitud del local que 20 des-
tine para las clases, ,siendo designados s
dichos i6venes, por IA autor.d~d 8 sl
concsjo municipal sin que ter gan que
abonar estipe 'dio de ninguna espscie,
pro, orciora q ldolss q A sociaci6n todOs
los titles dc escrltura y libros nee esa.
rios Los j6veres aspirantes 1 estss
classes deberan saber leer y escribir y
tambien las cuatro reglas de Ia Art
metIca.
6e Estas cls sss 50 llevar&n 4 cabo
los jueves y sAbados por 10 nochs de
7f&Si para las sefloritss y de Q a 10
para los varones, con el fl de que
puedsn asistir los seiiores dependien-
ties por cerarss & las 9 los estableci
mieutos.
"a Todos los que a.istan & las
clsses est&n ca el dsher dc portarss
correctaments en- todos aus actos; 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

en- 10 lsla, son los de Ia fsbrlca Eohlsr
4 Campbell, de New York, de la cual
o. agsnte en- San Juan A. 5. Bslaval,
Apartado 81, y quisn puede ustsd
dirigirse para msiores lnformes.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
ST Is. San Juan, r "A una cus
dra do los carros slSctricos y princi-
palss edincios del Gobisrno. Espl6n'
dida vista o la bahia. Bafios moder'
nos sanitarios. Hsbitsciones fressas
Exquisite comida pusrtsrriqusiia J
americans. Precios modersdos. .-EM1
LA RAMIREZ Viuda de N asfsrrsr
o. En- la Gale de San joss ntmsrc
I, Sc alQuila un mirador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
Para sehoras, nihos ' nj
mas, ropa hecha

mo ha visto usted los magnificoi
trsjes, blusss, kimonas, sacos, guar
da polvos, enaguas, camisas, eubre
corsets, trajes para nifias y nif1os
etc., ttc., de teas hilo, hschos en- nues
tres talleres? Aunqus los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODICOS
no hacemos pa1a de pac, tIlla.
Nuestro extenso surtido con nprsn'
de dssde la blusa mas sencilla, hastl
los ricos trajes adornados con 6noi
encsjes do hi!o, calados, bordados
etc
The Porto RICO Drawn Work &
Embroidery CO.
l9, Forta exs, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06

Anoche i las nusvs, 80 consume
on sl vecino pueblo de Baysm6n, calle
dc Comerio, y sitio denominado CANA
gtley,sl heSho criminal que pasamos &
relatar.
Ell individuo Fidel Rosario, que
viva en- concubinato con Juana Ri
vera desds hace II 6 IA amos, infri6
4 Ssta una herida punzsnte en- o. lado
derecho del est6msgo, irtersfaado,e
ell h'gado, produciendose 81 mismo
otra herida sobre sl lado izquierdo
Gel pecho, interss&ndole el pulmon.
Las heridas fusron curadas en- el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
0TR0 CR|MEN

En- sl pueblo de Nsguabc, barrio
de <Rio blanco,, Sc vsnds una nrca
eompussta de 12l cuerdss dc tsrrsno
msgnffcos para saie, tabsco, PLATA,
nos dsmas frutos memories. Su pre-
clio o. 800 Al cor ado frsnetlco. Pa
ra mas iuformes dirijjrss q don W.
Psles en- GuayAma. 7-t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
Ultima bora
Crimen en- Bayamon

hospital municipal, por el doctor Fer
nkndsz Natr y prscticants Gransla.
Ell hecho fu6 con un iracmento Go
bsyoneta, como de una cuarta de lar
20, enclavado en- un mango de para
guas.
Las h .ridas de Juana Rivera son
graves.
FL juez de paz senior Fournier sc
sonitituy6 en- sl hospital, iastruy sndo
las primeras diDigencias, que pasaron
& 10 Corte municipal.
Ell fiscal setor Campillo tieIe Co
pocimier to del sucean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-06
lnteres .nte 1 los haeenda
dos de saha

Sc frece oil todo 8 parte de una
msQui aria para azd,sr, compuesta
de cslleras, tanques, clasihcadores,
evaporadore', centrifugas, bombas,
tachos, tubos, coneccionss, csc etc.
Todo modsrno y en- buen estado de
uso.
DarG detalles, precios condicio'
mes al ser soicitados -lsldr0 A. Sdn'
chez, San Juan, P. r. Is )
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Damage in Old North State.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April ia
special from Newbern. y. c. SAYS tn,
Frost last night worked great damage
to ail truck crops in that vicinity. Re
ports from Craven, T'amico. Jones and
onSl"w are 10 the effect that Tie potato
crop is riined and that peas and bean,
are Killed except whore protected. Ice
formed here ana in some sections in
his region is reported IL quarter OF al
inch thick. The mercury registered
81 The extent of the financial los;
is estimated al thousands of dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
CRIME IS TRACED
TO MEAN WHISKY
Jerry Wilkins Killed by Caldwell saun.
ders in Princess Anne
Dunken Quarrel.
Especial to the Dolly rress.,


NORFOLK. VA. April l7.--Jcrry
Wilkins was shot and instantly killed
by Caldwell Saunders, at G.. d. Mcars's
store, near Kempsville. in Princes;
Anne county. va, last night.
Tho murderer, seeing Wilkins in The
store. pushed open The front door and
scnt Load of shot from double bar.
relied gun through his victims liver.
He then slammed the door and fed.
The country is heing secured by
Sheriff Acliss ard a posse, but M to
this time no trace OF the murderer has
been found
The men. 1t is charged, had hcrm
drinking tier whiskcy, which they
cot from alleged unlicensed .'sroal;
easies." They mel on the public read
not far from Mcars's store and quarrel.
lc'' wilkins. it is alleged. drew a pis
t"l on Saunders threatening to kill
him. The latter Immediately went
home after his weapon and returning,
found Wilkins in the store. whore he
iIred upcn him without warning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18

TOXIC. April f7.-2:30 p. m.-rho
following Official report was issued tc.
Gay from the headquarters of the Jap.
ancse armies In Manchuria:
"On tho night Of April IL. five squad
rons Of the encmy's cavalry entered
Sanycnt HUG IN the -E.nshun
read. Our force made nigh, attack
ana rc;:r!ael tho enemy MOI ;hward
Tho enemy WAS panic stricken and
left eight men dead on he field. OHr
losses we're two men killed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18

tions. The Japanese government is
sileni ON he subject OF its intentions,
bn;. IL is expected that il will make I'M.
mc,!i;,tc representations to France The
response of France is eagerly awaited.
particularly as to whether or not
France admits the squadron is within
territorial waters. France denied That
Tie Russian squadron WAS within ter
risorial waters when off Madagascar.
If she denies ii in this instance il will
give japan an opportunity 10 attack
he Russian vessels without violating
Frances neutrality.
Many people continue to believe The
Russian squadron will srccd!ly leave
kamaranli Bay and continue lis voy.
ago norihwartl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
TERRY M'GOVERM
is IN BROOKLYN
Escaped From sanitarium, Boarded ;
Freight ard Went 10 tire Great
Metropolis.
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 17-Terry Me.
Govern, who escaped from n sanilar-
ium :. Stamford, Conn. today is at his
home ia Brooiilyn, where he is bcin:,
cared for by his wife. lie will lie kept
there about a week, when nc will re
tu;n to The sanitarium. Immediately
ate: his escape he boarded a freigh;
train and came directly TO this city
AS he boarded train at the bridge
newsboy was selling papers contain.
Ing accounts of McGovern's escape and
The latter bought fifty copies of one of
these and distributed them among the
passengers announcing at thc same
time that nothing was the matter with
him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Officers Secure $1,000 or $4,000
Worth of Government Pro.
periy in Successful Raid.
EIGHTY PLACES WIRE VISITED
n establishments Forced to
Portsmouth establishments Forced to
Give Up Service overcoats, Under
clothing and Other ArtieTes-No Al
rests Vet MADE in Connection Win
tie Atfcir-Hay Call en- city.
H1y Associated Press. }


NORFOLK, VA. Apr:l lin raid
ma'lc this afternoon between 5000
and $4,000 worth OF alleged government
mat erial was seized by Secret Service
OIL az William Culchin, City Detective
w NJ Land and live scrgoants Of MI.
rines fran the inv: yard
The matcrialiccns!sled Of various AZ.
ti"!ts Of clothing ard was taken from
eight pawn shops AMI secondhand.
c!n;hin% dealers in Portsmouth
Identified by Marines.
All of il was identified by the ma
rines as government property and was
taken to the police station In II are
Il, least 400 service ovcrcoats. under.
clothing. etc.
M arrests have been made and no
snmmcnaes have been issued. 1t is
probable that the city authorities will
he asked TO hold the evidence until the
United States district attorney car be
communicated with and can arrange u
lave il taken TO some place of storage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
JApS CAPTURE
MANY GOLFERS
Caught the Coal Carriers Off the coast
of Cochin ckina-Rilssians at
kamaranh Bay.
tny Assoe,aten Press,

SAIGON. April 1.-THE Japanese re.
Gently captured a large number OF col
licrs off tho coast of Cochin China.
Six men. supposed 20 be Japanese.
landed some lays ago at ST. James
near here from. junk and after brief
stay reemharked
~ rtmber Of Russian warshirs are
anchored in Kamaranh Bay, whore
they are revictualling.
rho steamer cridan, which was pur
chased by a local French firm. sailed
yesterday evening With a full cargo OF
provisions fer the squadron Tho
health OF the Russians is remarkably
good. Only eight deaths from disease
nave occurred since their departure
fraEi Europe. out Of an effective total
ing $4,000 men.
A Russian officer suffering from bert,
heri is IN the hospital here. The other
sick men who were brought here by
the Russian hospital ship Orel include.
Prince Cantacuzene. hut the repcrt:;
that the Orel had wounded men on
hoard are unfounGed as there had been
no fighting up to the sine of her ar.
rival.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
MAY RETIRE IT'S
PREFERRED STOCK
Proposition to Issue s5,ooc,oc in 5 Per
Cent Bonds by United States
Steel Company.
cry Associated PresaA

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE stock
holders Of The United States Steel Cor.
ncratlon, in session at Hotollcn. n. j..
today reelected eight retiring directors
and ratified the purchase by the steel
corporation of the Clarion steel prep.
critics.
PANEL Wolfe, representing about
2.iho shares of common stock. intro.
,lnced resolution to the effect that
the directors be authorized to issue :
per cent. bonds for an amount suffi.
cicnt at par 10 redeem the outstanding
preferred stock of the corporation.
Chairman Gary said the question
MAS zoo important TO warrtn action
without notice In advance TO the stock,
hc!fers and public The resolution
was withdrawn and was left with tho
chairman. 10 submit to the hoard of
directors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
STUDENTS PROTEST
AGAINST NEGRO
Race Line Drawn by southerners in
the Eastman Business College
at Ponghkeepsie, N. Y.
(Ry AssocIaten Presa.l

POUGilkEEPSIE. n. Y, April IT,
5. v Daniels, Il student at the East
man business College. for whose 70.
mGval 100 Southern students petition.
rd President Gaines, alleging that ne
has negro bl:.od in his veins. today
Withdrew from the main college i'll This.
city.
President Gaines accompanied him
10 New York. to install. him in the
Harlem branch of the Eastman Col.
iesG Dr.. Gaines, who was born in
Virsinia' today addressed the school
and accused those who signed the peti.
ton, of taking very narrow-n,indei
action.
Daniel: comes from ST. Thomas, and
IS Il wears old lie said his fathe. is
English and his mother Porto Rican.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
JOE JEFFERSON
is IN EXTREMIS
Famous Actors Condition Undereoes !,
Change For Worse-Littie Hope
CT His Recovery.
(ry Associated Prose-

WEST palm BEACH. FLA. April
l7.-.rhc condition of Joseph Jefferson
The veteran actor. has undergone n
change for The worse and tonight the
outlook for his recovery is not so hope
FIJI. PHYSICIANS have been in constan.
attendance at his bedside to-day and re.
pert him az very weak
In response to an inquiry tonight rs
TO Mr.. Jefferson's condition. DR.. Potter
said Mr.. Jefferson is very low"
1t is reported that the members of
mis- family who ARE not already will;
hlm nave been tclcgraphtd for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
False Alarm of Fire Caused
Panic Among Crowd
Of New.b ys.
SCRAMBLE FOR FREE TICKETS
Several Humid ed Youngsters Caught
on Marrow Stairway and Life Was
Crushed Out of Four of rher-Des.
rerate Fight to Secure Necessary
Air.


INDIANAPOLIS, IND. April l7.--
Frcnzicd by Il false alarm of fire. soy.
eral hundred ncwsboys. struggling 10
obtain free tickets 10 q show by n nat.
cnt medicine advertising company.
slampedcd in n narrow stairway in the
Masonic Temple tonight. crushing the
iilc out OF four boys and probably III.
tally injurin" several other children.
Crowded With Children.
Long before the time appointed for
The distribution of free tickets lilo
stairs OF The Masonic Temple. mt tho
southwest corner Of Washington street
and Capitol avenue, were crowded. with
a pushing. yelling crowd OF childrln.
mostly rewsbcys, each anxious 10 ba
first to receive pass.
When The distribution began Tho OK
element became more intense ana tho
,cllortagof several policemen to4man.
'an order were unavailing.
One Boy Yelled "Fire."
II is alleged by witness That one OF
he boys in an endeavcr TO hasten the
exit of tlosc who had received passes,
shouted. fire." NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mt
he Top Of ] he stairs faced about and
madIy hcgan 10 force their way to the
bottom OF the steps. Shrels and ply.
steal encounters followed and those at
The top became SO closely cntanglcd
lhnt the mass OF boys fell, clinging to
cach other in n struggling mass upon
the youths at the bottom of the stairs.
Police Respond to Riot Call.
Policemen from Central station re.
spcndcd to riot call and began to OK
triratc the smothering boys. -Four boys
were dead when uncovered. The boys
fought desperately to get free and Ioz.
ems were injured by the first crush
or were hurt by the subsequent scram-
lie for air. Js, 4
An immense crowd of people. ar
iracted by the wild shouts. josCed
about the mass Of boys and hampercd
the work CT the ambulance corps.
The dead were sent to a mo.gue for
Identification. The severely injured
were sent 10 hospital while many
who suffered slight injuries. were sent
home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
RICH MAN BURIED
IN PAUPERrS CRAVE
What Was Considered DeIusion Of In.
sane Man Turns Cut to Have
Been Truth
my Associaten press.l

NORFOLK. VA. April 17.--Thomas
fandow conspicuous figure in Nor
folk for over fifty years claimed ZIP ii
The time of his death. that he was en-,
titled to large fortune in. California
Five yanrs ago he was adjndged n.
li'natic ard sent TO the eastern Viz
Sinia asylum, at Williamsburg Two
years ago he died ard was buried in 4
panpcr's grave at the asylum
Was Not Dream.
a letter has just been received hero
by a local attorney from the Pacitic
coast stating that Yandow was entitled
10 a large portion OF ar estate in Cali
fo'hia wcIlh upwards Of si,5oO.ONU,
fnn'ow's wife is dead and he LEFT
no heirs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
JAPANESE WILL
ENTER PROTEST
recIared That Russian Fleet Mus,
Have Remained in French
Harkor 4s Hours,
ny Associated press.)

TOXIC. April lit is calculated
here that the Russian squadron arrived
al kGnaranh, Day Mt noon April 12
anil therefore, had been occupying the
pert forty-eight hours when seen al
aeon April II.
The information received regarding
vessels Of the Russian squadron being
seen ut Kameranh Bay April 4 reach
c1 TOXIC today and was given to the
public through brief communication
from the navy department.. The news
was a surprise, because 1t was general
y dcnltcl that France would f,ermi.
The use of lier, ports to a bclligerent
squadron engaged i'll offensive opera.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Seen at Turan Ray.

LONDON, April IA special dis.
patch from Hong Kong says that Il
portion Of the Russian squadron was
seen Saturday at Turan Bay, about $50
mics ncith Of Kamaranh Bay.
iln:an Bay is between latitude 1G
and latitude II north According To
advices from Haifong, to a Paris news.
paper. forty Russian vessels were re
Gently sighted i'll that latitude, steam.
Ing north.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
GEN. LEE TO TALK
JAMESTOWN TODAY
President of Exposition viii Appear
Before Joint Session OF the New
York Legislature.
ny Associated Press. J

ALBANY. n. Y, April 17.-Bolll
houses tonight voted to meet in joint
session in the assembly chamber at
go p. m. tomorrow for the purpose
cf hearing Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. pres.
den; of the jamestown Exposition
Company, who will request that provi.
sion he made for State building and
exhibit at the exposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Georgia peach crop Killed.

GAINESVILLE. GA. April l7.-Al.
ntSt The entire rcacl, crop in North.
EAST Georgia WAS killed by last nigh. $
frFczi Growers state that there vii.
noI he enough peaches crown for II
single shipment. Vegetation of all
k'I'" WAS hurt. The thermometer
registered % degrees aud ice was half
an inch thick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Injured in a Runaway.

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND, VA. April 17.-Nna.
Danyille this afternoon horse ran
away with r. l.. Osborne, threw him
aud fell inIuring himself badly. Both
man and beast lay six hours before
aid camn. Osborne will probably die.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18

mercury fell today 20 2S in some places
aud 1T Radford there was an inch of
icC
SrGw fell AT Intervals today There
WAS heavy lall of snow in Rnaonkc
and vicinity Sunday that lasted several
l"'nrs' If here is no wind tonight lie
irlilt VIII probably he doomed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
Squadron seen or Homo kono.

PARIS. April 1S.-A dispatch from
St. Petersburg 10 the Echo De Paris,
stlie; that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky
with por,icn CT his squadron has been
sighted or Hong Kong. sailing north
cast. This is not confirmed from other
sources
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
MANNED HIMSELF
TO SPITE MOTHER
Twelve-Tear-oId Boy Sent For Wool,
Wien He Wanted 10 Go
Fishing \,
Especial to the Daily Press,

N"'' " ''eit ''h'iS..ti.TcSS D ..lre &.
RICHMOND. VA, April lin order.
TO spite his mother hee arsc she SEM.
him afterwao when he wished to gn.
!sli!ns. The twclvc.yearold son OF Mrs.
Julia llaymaker, ct Morrisvillc. today
tried TO cut OFF his tee with an axe.
Ills effort was partially successful. /,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
SUITS FOR A MILLION.
Damages Claimed by Families of VIZ
ainia Mine Victims.

3 BIRMINGHAM. ALA, April IL
Suits for damages aegregating 81 .oOO.-
ono, was fled inlhe courts of Jefferson
county, today against the Alabama
Steel and Wire Company. &
The compliments ir the suits are
The widows and orphans of victims OF
the Virginia Mine disaster. in which
III mon los. their livos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-18
To FIGHT CONSUMPTION.
$1,000 Appropriation Urged For Ere.:
ton Of Cottages on City Farm.

Especial Ia the Daily Press.i
RICHMOND. VA. April 17.-Th,
health committee of the city council
tnn:sh. decided to recommend tho an.
nropr:a'ion of $4,000 for the establish.
ment' ON the City farm near Richmond,
OF colony Of consumpives.
Cottages will he erected If tho plan
is adopted. and other arrangements
nl;,de for their we'll being.