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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A comfortable room. with board
in private family; must be within five min
utes' walk Of 10th and B SITS NV: state
terms Address BOX rs, Times Office
no2-2t
WANTED-By young lady employed, room
and board in clean. well kept house. with re-
fined people; price, $50 per month: location
Northeast OF Southeast: near st. cars
Address TYPEWRITER, Times Office Il
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and notion store. 1701 34th st. NV good rea-
for selling Inquire OF OWNER, 3349
y st. NV nOI-4t
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FOR SALE-Four- wheel cab. cheap. AR
LINGTON HORSE CO. SD ana 81 sts
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-You to know that you can learn
the Syllable System Of Shorthand in -
hours. ana attain speed Of - to 100 words
in lJo hours study. money refunded. We
also teach the pitman. Graham. Gregg. and
Barnes sytems. TypewTiting, and 81 a1ish
Day and evening sessions. Speed classes
THE STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 515-315
Colorado building. oc5-tf
STUDIO OF art and design wishes young man
or woman Of experience to represent them
as demonstrator and solicitor Of beautiful
art novelties; salary and commission Ad-
dress BOX g3. Times Office. MOIST
WANTED Experienced typewriter. FOR morn
ings only; one familiar with specifications.
Address, stating salary. ARCHITECT. Times
office. no2-2t
CANVASS Several frst-cIass canvassers
wanted. Immediately; salary. 50 and lib
eTal commission; light samples; per
manent. Apply $3.50 10 10 am, or Z 70 pm.
THE DENHAM COMPANY, 726 11th s.. NV.
It
WANTED-Competent colored butler. S35;
nurse, waitress. housemaid. cooks good
wages l0u New York ave. II
WANTED-P"pils TO learn oil painting;
charges mode ate; excellent instruction. Ad-
dress BOX IS. Times Office nO1-4t
WANTED-white and colored cooks, maids,
Mattresses. laundresses, buffers. and help Of
all kinds. Apply 1885 14th st. NV, MRS. DU-
VAIL In charge, assisted by MRS. PAR
SONS. oc31-3t
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BROoKLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H. E LUERssEN. Drug Store
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A woman for general houseworlS.
s. L st. NV. ~
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FOR SALE-Cheap. large sorreI mare. suit
able for cart or heavy wagon Apply J. J.
FLETCHER. 80 az 81. svr. nos-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Typewrite stand; cheap 80 Al
price. Address BOX s.. Times Office
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! WANTED-Rellable colored girl for general
! houseworh small family; reference. 80 ST.
J nO2-2t
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ANACOSTLA-

suRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe anu
Jefferson sts-
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FOR SALE-A pair OF horses. a double set
403 9Th St sw MOIST
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
R. L. cARNE s. CO. 7Os King st.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

EXCELLENT BOARD AND ROOM. SIS; can
accononaodate two gentlemen: further reduc-
tion if two: Capitol Hill. Address BOX s.,
Times office II
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WANTED Immediately, quick. reliable
white woman as cook. short hours. no work
on sunday OF holidays Address BON ~
Times office. II
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MI II ST NW.-Rooms from 81 TO Sl6 a
month frst-class board and room. SIS and $40
month. splendfdiyr heated nO2-3s
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WANTED-GirI about u years nurse
1111 10Th ST. NV. no2-5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
pECI'S BAD BOY ABROAD
Bv Hon. George w. Peck.

al VI
- Tor or Pecks sun, Author Oh
..Pccks Bad Boy, etc)
Copyright 1915. by Joseph y. ltowiee =,
coustantinoplc. Turkey,--My dear Ola
..sb,;ner we got out Of Russia Just IN
,ia,a "a keep from being arrested or
4 .,nss,.,, I'm, with a bomb. Dad wanted 70
+ ~ ~ Mos COW. because he saw plclure
So, 80 ~ Moscow being destroyed by alie
IN. Nnpolean, or somebody. and ne want.
"a 10 sec if they had ever bulit tae l ,.,.. !.
IN, again, but felt as though sometnins
serious was going to happen IN thtll co.l ...
trysiif we didn't look out, and 50 l per per
suaded Dad to 90 to TURKEY, anu .m ,.e
day we started for Constan,l li w
4noi the news that the Nthilists hnd
! hrown n bomb under the carriage OF the
Grand Duke Serghis, and blew him ana
the carriage into small pieces not bigg ~
than slice of summer sausage, ana
they had TO sweep his remains UP IN q
tiustpan and bury them IN tWo-qnafe
fruit lar. Wouldn't that jar you?
When Dad heard about that you
couldn't have kept him In Russia on q
bet, and so we let the authorities nave
ali the money we had, giving some 70
each man who held US up, until we got
out OF the country, and then we took
their first long breath we had taken SINCE
we struck the God forsalten country OF
tho Car IF the bombs hold out ! do
mot think there will be n quorum left III
Russia IN a year. either Cars Dukes or
anything except peasants on the verge or
starvation and working11len WHO have not
the heart to work. / wouldn't take the
whole Of Russia as a. gift, and have TO
dodge bombs night and day.
i Say, old man, you never. dreamed that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

yo,, couldn't fool me when you anu III, ~.
winkesl at each other, and talked ABOUT
crossing the hot sands OF the uesel :,
,a Msi.' III think he expected he would
meet shlners all over the woilu, u lsn,nI.
could borrow money of. When we s .,,,.,,.t
Constantinope. and Dad sttW &tnal1t e.s ~.
last one Of the Turks wore u req aea a.e
felt as though he had got among shrine ,,
and he got his fez out OF ms tfufi W. anu
lie wears 1t all the time. IA. ~ ,rnrl,s
Dad acts as tamilia with the - VIZ M,
here as though le owned q ha ~! ,.ida MS
no to the low streets about as VICE ae,,' a.,
q street eur, where Turks are selling
things, with dad wearing his fez' , a,.a
he begins to make molioiis any md Inc
Turks look at him as though ne ,i ,l,,l
robbed bank and they charge e' de1,
NOUS prices for everything, ana ~ u i,a
Mas Masons are fairly giving things 1. away as.
IIe looks upon all men who wear ING ms, re
as his brother, and they look at MN as
though lie was crazy In the hsad. ,.ts
on TIA taking to the women here without nc
an Introduction and woman IN ,rurKisy
I'm. drather die than have Chrlstian
dog look at her. Dad was Duy,hhg s Swns
seated on the floor Of his shop, ana Ei ~.
Inc him signs. when a cur tain behind the
sT1lr)tS :was pulled one side and a woman
with beautiful eyes, ana NET it acc our Of
=.
coffee for the Turk. Dad shook hands
With her. and said :sjt'Your husband and I
belong to the same lodge, :" ana ne Was
going to go inside and visit the FANNY,
When the woman, drew a small Dagger
ont of the folds Of her dress. and the
Turk drew one OF these scineters, and 1t
looked for q moment as though II was
going to be a half orphan, particularly
When dad put his hand on her snouiuer.
and petted 1t, and smiled one OF nose
masher smiles which he uses at nome,
and said: My good woman, you must
not get in the hablt6o jlbb!ng your mus
bands friends with this crooked cutlery,
though to be killed by SO handsome =,
hut the bluff did not go, and the woman.
disappeared behind = the curtain ana sdSiu
had the frantic husband to deal with.
ga I have never seen a human beng loohi
as murlerous as that Turk did as ne
drew his thumb across the blade OF MS
knife drewSup his lip and snarled ike q
dog that has been berenved OF q promls-
ing bone by Il brother dog that was
larger TheGsTur looked through ms
teeth. and his eyes seemed to act IKE
small arc lights. that were to show MN
where to cut dad and dad began to turn
male, and looked scared.
Give him the grand hallng sign 81
distress said I as dad leaned against
forgotten the sign, and then told him
the only way out Of It. alive would DC
to buy something. 50 dad picked up
little jim-crack, worth about ten cents
ana gave the Turk a; ffve-dollar gold
niece and while the Turk went IN be.
hind the curtain TO get the change I told
dad now was the time to skip, and you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19
SCHOOL GATHERING.
Elegant Entertainment Looking
Forward to Grand Rally.

Especial to The Times spatch.)
ROXBURY, Va, March 1S.--The enter
tainment given at school No. ! Wednes-
day evening was an enjoyable affair. A
large crowd of Invited guests were pres
ent, The exercises were begun by an ap-
proprIate address by Superintendent Of
Schools Mr. G. II. Fisher; then rccita-
tons by the scholars. which were highly
enjoyed. Refreshments were served IN
abundance, after which all enjoyed games
10 suit their choice. Dancing was cn-
gagged in until n late hour. From dis
tance were noticed Misses Lucy and NIL
dred Talley. OF Laurel Springs: Virgie
Anderson. OF Tnnstalrs: parmelia VIII
liams, Perle Terrell, OF Qulnton: Mr.. and
Mrs. q. II, Belknap. Of Qninton; Mr. and
Black, Of Oak Lawn; Mary and Cora
Bessie Proyoo, Of Liberty Hall; Mary and
Ida Bailey, OF Mulberry Grove: Elgle and
Robinett Crump, OF Beech Springs; Mr.,
and Mrs. s. W, crunp, Of Quinton Mrs.
ID. a. Bailey and aiiss ROSA Walker, OF
Mulberry Grove. Young men wcrc
Messrs. w A. Quarles. Tom Bailey,
James Newsom, Willie Gray, A. a. Wnd-
dill, G. II Burns. Of Roxbury; Ross and
Chester ielknap, Of Qunton; Allen
| Smithic. Eddie Smthic. Of Lovers Leap;
Willie Taylor, of soldicrB' Hesi. Albert
Williams. Of Quinton; John Libcr TOY
Bailey. Roy Ford. Of Roxbury, and many
others.
i May the 18th is looked forward to with
much Interest, tlaoccuGon benlaia grand
/ rally and AL day picnic AT sSew lfeiit
Coufthonso Dinner viii bn served free
me object Of the insbting WIN bn looking
70 the Interest OF The public schools The
short session Of five and six months does
not please the people.
+ some OF Inc most eminent speukefe
will be invited 10 be present. Captain
John Lamb Governor Montague ana Hon
=. Taylor Ellyson YIN DC asked 10 10 preB,
ent, ny they are Great iayorilcs vi 10.
j DiEsula people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

ever. I'VE heard at the hotel that at II
O clock in the morning the sultan Wo ll,i'l
pass by in a carriage. with an escort, ~
the way to a mosque, to pray 10 Ailali,
and everybody could see the sultan, SO
wet got a place on balcony, and at the the
appointed time the procession. came IN Z
5 the people en- both sides of the street act.
ed like they do in America when " the
funeral of a great man is passing. no
man spoke, and all looked as thougn they
expected, i: they moved, to be arrested,
and have a stone tied to their feet and
/ thrown into the Bosphorus.. the way they
kill one OF the sultan's wives fWhen sne
\ flirts with a stranger. ~ s.ai, 4 VI. Z
| We watched the soldiers, and finally the
carria ge Of the sultan came, and in It was
a dried up. man, with liver complaint
snoe buttons. he looked as though death
would be a relief, and yet he seemed
afraid of 1t, ard there was no sound Of
welcome, such as there would be If Roose--
! Chicago, on the way to the stockyards TO
pray to Armour, instead of Allah.
You could have heard a PIN crop. =
said: Dad, this Is too solemn, even for r
4 yell. and show that mummy that he has
1 got two friends in Constantinople, any,
way. Here she goes, said dad, and
we leaned over the railing, Just as the
sultan's carriage was right in front Of us,
!. and not ten feet away. and In that OPP
presslye silence dad and ] opened up, ",
\ KAN Rah-NNlS-COn-S ln, sZlp-DOOn1-An!th ant
4 then we started to sing, ''Therell Be a
! Hot Time in the Old Town To- Night. :" Il &
Well, II any man In the crowd had
touched off a bomb, there could have
i been no greater condemnation The sui
/ tan turned pale, as pale as SO yellow a
/ man could, and became faint, and fell over
1 into the arms of a general who sat beside
him, the BAH Bazouks on horse back be-
gan to ride UP and down the street,
i the crowd scattered the sultans
i carriage was turned around and rushed
back to the palace, with the ruler of Tur-
key having a 1t, and about a hundred
i soldiers came up on the veranda. where
l dad and i had broke up the procession,
and they lit on dad like buzzards on a
dead horse and took possession of the
hotel. and began to search our baggage.
One Turk choked dad until his tongue
i hung out of his mouth. and another took
me by tho ear and stretched lit out SO 1t
was long as a mules s. car, and they took
us to a bastile. and dad says 1t is all up
With us now, because they will drown us
like g. mess Of kittens In bag, and all
because We woke them up with foot
ball yell In the wrong place. 6ls%
J We'll. we might as well wind up our
career here AZ anywhere. Goodbye, old
man. You will SEQ our obituary in the
papers. Your repentant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

il knew all about you and Dad Joining
the Masons that time. but l watched you
and Dad giving each other signs and
eacsl Others ears. in the grocery, nights.
after you had locked up i thought. at
the time, that YOU and Dad We're plan
ming burglary. bur when you Both
went to the lodge one night. and stayed
till linear morning. and Dad came home
Win a red Turkish fez. and told ma that
yois and he had joined the shrine, Which
+ yosi and he were MOBILES, and ali that rot
& i was on TO you bigger than a house, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19

ought 10 have seer dad make sprint
out the door and around a. corner, ana y, w
an9ter street Y fho lie f aaSSerlo Be-
ing STABBED, but dad got Ills foot INTO ~
again before we had gone, bo ,s,S,. "a.
Nobody in Constant iiiople e ~ ,sn,
pie saw aildod man, with ON MS ln
head. running ainuck, MS they say, 7. mere mere
followed y sa, ,e soy h ,nkX seg aad
W ef arssy me but ' When we're passing
sausage store, where about twenty dogs
we're asleep In the street, and dad kick ~.
s ,alI ion oIs" a tst aettlsd i, and they
they yei eli for tic Police, and We were
pulled for fast driving and taRc4 HetUed
q Turkish iusticcbof the peace }lo OH ~
4 The Justice did not wear a fez, but md
on urban 50 dad did not give II t h,sy
sent for al, interpreter, who oouiu "a. .a,h
pigeon English, and then dad had 4 ,fal;
and acted as his lawyer; ap nd 1 n
to another mans wife, and how. i, n his
hurry to get away from the murderous
husband he fell over a mess OF aoss anu
that he was distinguishes hI le ia
to the sultan 4. n Z, . /,
Say. that liked them, md they all made
SALINAS to dnd, and bowed all over III eur.
selves and the Justice 81 peaes We
cculd 20, but TO be careful about touching
a Turkish woman or Il dog particular
a dog. as the Turks were very sen l..! e
ON the dog question. So we went out b, OF
tho court room, and wandered around the
town, and you can bet that dad diun
look ut any more women thouEil ttileEs
were everywhere with wells that covered I
their faces SO nothing but their eyes could
be seen.
Gee but you never saw sucl, eyes as
these Turkish women have They are big
and black and they 30 right through you
s,ld clinch OIL tho other side. Dad says
tho facilities for getting, into trouble are
better in constantlnople than any Place
we have BEEN, as the men look like band
its and The women look like executioners.3
Dad thanked me for helping him out Of
that scrape by claiming he, was the agent
OF a financial syndicate that wanted TO-
lend money to the sultan. If l. had said
dad was a collecting agency, to make the
sultan pay up, they would have sentenced
him to be boiled In oil. !, 5Ij3g. $E
Well, we thought we had been IN trouble
before, but we are In 1T now worse than
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
CAR NICHOLAS
DECIDES FOR WAR
Peace Party Presented Strong Argu-
ments and General tinevitch Talks
Of Decentralization.
(Ey Associated Prcss.)

ST. PETERSBURG. June l.--3:10 a.
Nhcthrr peace or the continuance
of Tie war will be the result Of vest
days ali important conference between
the Emperor and his ministers at
TsarkSoe.S2l, Hangs in doubt, the min
listers who returned 10 ST Petersburg
late at night preserve Il cautious rcti-
ccncn over tue proceedings of The
council rs far as the attitude ri the
Emperor is concerned Prince ObCi-
cnsky. WHO had an audience Yesterday
will his majesty founl him rcsolutcly
determined on tbe prosecution Of the
war.
Various rumors rs To the results Of
the council. are current. nj! agreeing
however. that u continuance Of the
war was the first question taken up.
wlcrcupUn the peace party offered "a
sIrcng line of argument whicl, was
supplemented, il is said, by Il dispatch
from Lieutenant General Zine. itch, in
which thai commander expressed II
fear as Ia the lcmcral;Iin3 effect of
the naval disaster On the army. the
news of which had already reached tho
Troops from Iladivcstok and was rapid
ly spreading.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
BeLItYED He WILL CONTINUE THE WAR
wo more Russian Torpedo Boat Destroyers Appear
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Admiral Rojestvensky
III Japanese Naval Hospital, Seriously
Wounded. Jap Losses Rdicu.
lousy insignificant.

Little hope for the Russians can bt.
tcund i'll the latest dispatches regard
ihS t''t naval battle off Tsu Island.
Only four of the vessels of Rojcs,vcr-
tkH's lleet arc known To have reached
Flud!vostok. the cruiser AlmaZ and the
torpedo BOAT dcstroycrs Grozry, I,ravni
and TrrsiaEty. The full extent Of
The Russian casualtics in mon AMI Of
Hccrs drowned. woundc,. or captured
is nct yet known.
The Japanese losses, rs reported
from Toxic. are only about 200 mon
killed CT disabled. Not one of tho
biz Fighting Ships of the Japanese navy
WAS lost.
], is now definitely known that Vice
Admiral Rcjc;;tycnsliy is captured. liz,
Is seriously wounded, but it is stated
from Toxic hat lie will recover Nj
-miral Voslliersam is supposed 10 hive
nrria,icd - az IA i's ~
Interest now turns to tho situation in
Russia as the resul. Of the naval dis.
astcr The Emperor Wednesday
summoned to the palace ut Tsaksou-
Selo MI tho members If the impcria'
family aud later called into cXtranr.!i-
nary council Admiral Alcyit1 and all
his ministers Of state. and Il series nf
conferences took place as 10 tic
course to be- pursued. The result of
tllrsc conferences is in doubt. the min
isters on returning To ST. Petersburg
observing ~ cautious rcticcncc n3 20
what took place. II IS believed, how
ever that the Emperor is determined
en- prosecution of the war. The gov
ernment fearing the OBJECTS Of the lis
astcr on The Russian people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
Drops Three Fortieths of a Knot
Below Requirements on Her !,
Official Trial NJ. y
PROBABLY WILL BE- AccEpnD
joint Product of the Trige shipbuIding
Company and the Norfolk Navy
Yard-contract Called For los Knots
and She Made Only rc.425-ln sias.
bce'e Squadron.
(By Associated press.)


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 3I.--rhc
secretary of the navy has received IL
telegram from Captain Dayton, prcsi-
dcht of the naval beard Of inspection,
IN regard to the recent official trial of
The projected cruiser Galveston. off
the coast of Massachusetts as fol.
lcws:
Galveston contract trial completed
Average speed for 4 hours. lG.i25
knpts. No immediate repairs or
changes required"
Tie Galveston was partly built by
the Tri.g Iron Work.; ut Richmond
Va. and was finished by the govern.
ment at tho Norfolk navy yard.
Should Have Made 16.5.
culcr the contract she was required
10 make lG.5 knots anu, as she fell
3nly slightly below that requirement,
there is no doubt Of her acceptance
She has been attached to the divi-
sion Of the North Atlantic feet com
mandcd by Rear Admiral Sigshcc.
Captain Dayicn's statement that the
vessel requires no immediate repairs;
or changes indicates that she is in
condition tn accompany Admiral SigS-
hoes squadron to France to brin.
home the remains Of Commodore John
Paul .lnnCs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
JApS LOST THREE
TORPEDO BOATS
Officially Anniunce That Meme of
Their Heavy Ships Went Down
in the Battle.
tBy Asnocinted rress.l

WASHINGTON. D C,s May al
III r Japanese legation today received
Tic following report from Toxic:
1T is officially announced that III tho
las; naval battle the damages sustain
CT 10y our llcct were very slight, and
net nnc of Our hnttc1l,ips cruisers,
hc@ircycrs or other ships was lost, ex-
ccpt three torpedo boats.
Under imperial command Admiral
Tnao was authorized 10 permit Nebo.
eatpfl % submit to the Gar the rerorts
on the last battle and n list of Rus,
slams killed. wounded and prisoners.
Continued on Eighth page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01

Dcen StruCk as lnclr carriage proceeded
on its way
Anarchist Was Over Anxious.
The lomh had been thrown with too
great force aid PASSED ever the rOvai
carriage an'l struck the shoulder Of Il
cuirrassicr and then fell TO he ground
where it exploded. fragments of it
striking the horses of The soldiers.
causing them TO bol: and throw their
riders
Captain Schneider. who was riding
at tho right side of the carriage AMI
Captain GARNER. WHO was on the lief;
were 10th thrown
Fragments Of the bomb also strucl.
five pcrsons-a sergeant, two police.
men. a woman who was seriously in
jurcd. AMI II CHILD who was struck in
The eye. r.
,s,I1nte,Inlsc of TIE -csrartH was killed.
outright and six others lay abou.
lnuimed ami bleeding.
Explosion Put Out Lights.
The furcn of tc explosion was terri
li< and caused Il arrangement OF he
electric lights, which were all cXtin
suisl'ed adding darkness to the scene
Of confusion.
Wcmrn AMI children screamed ard Il
panic was inr Il time threatened in the
vast tlrong until the police succeeded
III restoring order
Ia, ,,,,.,,,t ;,>,., ~, ~
the escort To the royal carriage ha,.
closed around the vehicle. which tlisap-
pcarcd under the archway of the Lou
vrc.
Tho young Fling was Ia be sceu sit
ting beside III" president. lie was
pale but apparently calm.
Immediately following the explosion
an Individual was seen To dash INTO
the crowd but men seized him hc.
furc he cou.,i escape AMI turned him
over 10 the pnlicc Hc is believed to
have hen the author of the outrage
Unknown Refuses to Talk.
Many other arrests were cffcrted.
Tie first person taken was a man
about ~ years old, having an injured
eye. 1t WIS net known whether liz;
wound was caused by tho explosion or
Ivy tho violence Of The crowd lie
refuses t. speak
4 woman informed the police that
she saw the man under Il neighhcrinS
gateway talking TO two mon just lie
fCrc the explosion. He bad somethir.
funnel shaped in hi; hand. She alsu
declares that she saw him lighting
what she now considers must have
been Il fuse. hut at the time She says
sln, did not Fay much attention to him.
AT O'Clock tits morning the project
of police interrugated those arrested.
who described themselves as follows:
Lcuis Finot. aged %. Il tailor. Mar
Gel lIantcn, aged u. Il glasSblowcr.
Ferdinand Boiler, aged 81 Il flcrisl.
1t is not known whether they belong.
10 the group which organized the out
rage. They will be put through a Sc
ri"us Interrogation. Meanwhile they
are held r. :hc disposition of the po
lice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-01
CHANiE To BE MADE July lST
Eminent Lawyer and PubIicist and
Consistent Advocate of Civil Service
RefOrm-In Entire Accord wit:,
President Roosevelt in Regard 10
urhuiIeling American Navy.
tBy Associated Prcss3

WASHINGTON, u. c.. May 81
President Roosevelt today authorized
the announcement that Charles j.
b"il;'lHir,H' CT Baltimore. Md. would be
appointed secretary Of The navy to
succeed Paul Norton. who. earlier ili
me day stated he would retire July l..
to 50 t. INV York TO take charge of
The plans for The construction of tho
subway system for operation in con
ncclion with the surface lines
The President also authorized tho
statement that no other change in the
pcTsonncl of The cabinet was likely to
take place in Inc near future.