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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-05-17
DuFFY'S Pure
MALT WHISKEY

As In the case Of Mrs. Couch, one Of the
few living Daughters Of the American
Revolution, thousands Of hale, active, alert
and hearty. old men and women, many Of
) Of a healthy and vigorous old age by the
/ is Endorsed and recommended by ministers
most nourishing, purest, health-giving tonic
). 1t puritles the blood, quickens the circu.
cayed nerves and tissues, and keeps every
ON, 70 as to resist the attacks Of disease.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-18
Jorge OHNET
22O

dor la siuea del msco Fromageot entusiasmado ell
exito, decfa voz grito:
IVA puede ofrecerme ell minstro subvencon
para que acoja pensonados Roma Prefero mi
lbertad! iA diablo ell ocal Con Ell dnero que voy
ganar 'Atala' podre montar "Armda, de Gluck
Estas son las obras maestras que 20 Sc elegr.
-;Ah-dijo Clementet suspirando.-Lo peor no es
que cueste nuy caro- poner "Armida, que,
exception hecha del acto de los jsrdines, obra
pesadfsima.
-Es notorio que es una obra maestra-rug6 Fro
mageot.
-Estamos de scuerdo pero obra maestro no.
toramene inaguanabe.
Ell dibujante cort6 muy oportuuamente la conversa-
c6n enseando Ell rerato de Harry nariz aguda
nea de boca de ojos dos puptos, los cabc
los imados por uy gruesas lineas ell abdomen hundi
do las pernas arqueadas dos pies retrataban
6elmepe al yanqui, con su asrecto asombrado audaz
q la
-Oue bien esta!-exclamo Harry entusiasmado con
su entrada en- 10 acuaidal-IEn d6nde pu5cara usted
ese dibujo ehor Japhet?
En- Gel Figaro. Senol De,stal- -d;jo ell dbujan-
e saludando cufado de Brandon que Sc acercaba al
gruro--iMe re1me usted que lie haga apunte1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-18

parecer hubese vsto pues sonrea cuando etaba
satsfecho
Sus compaheros pesar de acos.umbrada falta
de respecto professional apaaron para cederle Ell
so Derstal Sc encontr6 de prooto medic del paso
enfrente de antique amigo
Ell rosro de Lavir6n Sc crsp6 bao los cristales de
lentes sus ojos adquirieron eza amenazadora
Por espacio de alguros segundos sardonca curo
sidad examine senciosamente al compositor. Derstal,
no pudiendo soportar por mas tempo aquel y
aque slenco d6 algunos pasos hacia ell crco hu
milde deferencia lie dijo baja
-Ouerdo maestro: usted me perdonara el que
haya a,in presenado eu su No de falta
de afecto..
Al mismo tempo ell j6ven, esforzandose por dist
muar e tenor que lie paralizaba tendi6 las manos
Lavr6n.
Al parecer, este 6j5 en- ell ademan. Sin
los brszos flo en- Derstal una mirada altauera le
dijo;
-lPor que da usted expicacones2 Cree usted
qre asunos pueden interesarme 10 mas mfnmo? mo
le conozco!
Y dejando anonadado semejante desaprobaci6n
al compoitor cuya reputac On tanto haba contribuf
do chnertar, Sc puso hsblar tranquilamente Goa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-18
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
4 Francisco Robes.

Por Ell presente edicto que Sc publ.
cara por termino de un mes y una
vez por semana, en- e1 periodicO BO-
LETIN MERCANTIL DE PUERTO Rico,
por ignorarse su paradero, Sc notifica
4 usted que Sc ha presentado en- la
ofcina del Secretario de la Corte del
Distrito Judicial de San Juan Puerto
Rico, la demanda del actor-antes ci-
tado-en la cual Sc estab1ece contra
usted una reclamation sobre divorcio.
Y Sc notifca usted que de no COM
parecer contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez d1as despues de
noti6cado 81 la notification Sc hiciere
en- el distrito y dentro de los veinte
dias, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del distrito,
pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico y den
tro de los cuarenta tlfas. 81 Sc hiciere
en- otra parte, la demandante podra
solicitar de la Corte le sean concedi-
das las peticiones que hubiere hecho
en- la demanda, previo los requisites
legales.
Son abogados de la parte deman-
dante Mr.. Henry F. Hord y Mr.. w.
H. Hawkins.
Extendida bajo mi firma se1lo de
la Corte.-Puerto Rico, hoy IS de No
viembro Ioo5.-Jose E. Figueras,
s5ecretario. Por Jose G. Torres. Sc
cretario ALxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-18
GQarentena International

"Lss disposiciones sanitarias entire
el Canada y los Estados Un,dos pare.
cen marchar armon1osa. corrscta-
ineute, no habiendo habido ninguna
mala inteligencia entire los Estados
Am ericanos contiguos a la frontera
.Canadense y la colonia -Britanica
Hemos tenids ebullic1ones de temores
de coera y viruelas, psro este asunto
parece haberse arreglsdo amistosa-
mente entire ambos gobiernos en- la
frontera septentrional.
Sentimos decE que este no ha
sido en- todO tempo ell case en- nuestra
lfnea meridiona1. Nuestros amigos
mexicanos han sido invariable lemente
atentos. discretos y corteses, pero la
conducta agresiva de los oficiales de
la sanidad martina del Estado Ce
Texas he sido algunas veces innece-
saria mente ruda en- su comportamien
to con los ofciales de la sap1dad mari
TINA mexicana. Es una de las fases
caracteristicas de nue. stra civi'izsci
Anglo-Celta la de ser baladrcnes en-
nueStros metodos de hccer las cosas
auu cuando estemos dispuestos obrar
y ponernos en- la mas amistosa actilud
hacia nuestroS vecinos.
Hasta ahora hemcs sido regular
meDte los primeros en- declarar cua.
rentena contra Mexico Cuba al pro.
palarse case de febre amarilla Sc
f1acia este de tai modo que bien puede
llamarse arbitrario. Hemos recibido
una merecida 1ecci6n en- discreta cor.
tesla en- la pasada estacion cuando Sc
trocaron las circunstancias y el puer-
to de Nueva Orleans y ell Estado de
Louisiana v;nieron a ser ell teatro de
una epide mia de ie bre amarillo. Ell
trafco del Colo de Mexico con media.
mas precauciones apenas 81 sufrio MIN
guna interruption siguiendo el nego-
clio con POGO cambio en- su curso re-
gular y sin embargo la epidemia ha
sido limitada su punto de origen
Nueva Orleans.
Las medidas tomadas por Mexico
y las Antillas fueron razonables y
prudentes segdn parece llenaron ell
objeto desc ado no habiendose propa-
gado la 6ebre amarilla a ninguno de
esos paises. Ofrecemos las gracias
del comercio y del Vale del Misisipi
a las autoridades de la sanidad mari.
TINA Mexicana las de Centro
America por su carinosa considera-
ci6n durante la existencia de la febre
amalilla en- Nueva Orleans. Estas
amenidades entire naciones tajo tales
condolences, ,contribuyen a hacer las
relaciones mas cordiales y so!idas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-18
Nueva obra

!. jurisprudence establecida en-
10 criminal durante ell pasado
aflo 1904 por ell Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico.
Precio del ejemplar: So. Ell
franqueo por cuenta de los inte-
resadOS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Express Clerk and The Money
A Sill Missing-Dctectiyes
Is Are All at Sea.
1900 BILLS IN THE package
Merchant Tells About Seeing a Man
(. Clipping His Own Hair in the Bush.
cs-Mrs. cunIine Believes Her Hus.
5;.band Is Innocent of Robbcry-cn.
y
:; -einnati Bank Is Paid.
uv Assncinir,l rrrssN

.
x PFrTSBURG, PA, Oct ll.-Up ia
smidnight nothing definite had been dc.
yeloped in the Adams Express robbery
of Monday evening.
e c. &. Hoover, a merchant Of Ale.
.ghcny, who is a fisherman. says that
on Tuesday evening while he was fish
ing near Allegheny, he heard behind
him hard dry cough, but could see
no one. After awhile he located a man
whom he has since learned answered
The description of the missing man
He had small mirror fixed on bush
and was industriously cutting his hair
with pair of clippers.
+ According to the detectives. a man
could easily carry the 100000 on his
person without attracting attention
The package contained 1900 bills. The
numbers of the bills are not known
The police think the robber will be
captured between here and st. Louis
Mrs. Cunliffe, who is in an extreme
ly nervous condition. said it wa:; hare
TO believe her husband guilty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Wisconsin Crowd Anxious to
Lynch a Murderer.
20 MEN PROTECTED PRISONER
Black Hand Society in Brooklyn Ac-
cused of Staying a Butcher Who is
Found Dead in His Little Meat
shop-No Arrests Are Made.
(By Associated Press,

kAUKAUNA, WIS, Oct. ia jcer.
ing and violent crowd of nearly 5000
persons today greeted the special car
Mn which Wenzcl E. Kabat, accused of
the murder of Michael McCarty, was
brought here to appear before Justice
NJ. D. Schim.
Shouts of lynch him. burn HIM
were frequently heard, and tho squad
of 20 peace officers was kept busy
lighting the mob ana keeping them
from getting at the accused man he.
fore he entered the court room.
The widest excitement prevailed In
the court room. Lawyer Spencer for
kabat announced that his client was
not prepared to enter plea. IiabaI
was bound over without bail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Banker Offers Gold for Convict
ion of Criminals.
POLICE ARREST FIVE MEN
Young Girl WayIaid by a Tough Gang
in New York-Locked Up in a
Stable All Nisht-Hcr Rich Employ.
or Demands Crime Be Avenged.
(By AssocIated rresa.1

NEW YORK. Oct, 11.-Isadorc
Wormser, tho millionaire banker, of
fercd 100000 reward today for the
conviction of gang Of men who re.
Gently assaulted Annie Thorton, do
nestle employed in his household. In
court today. when five men were ar.
raigned for the assault, Mr.. Wormser
said:
Il will give 100000 to have the per.
petrators of this dastardly crime con
victcd and sent to prison"
Recently on Miss Thornton's birth.
day MIR. Wormser gave her $50 and
holiday as n reward for several years
service in his household.
That evening while passing II sta
bic on the West Side. she was seized
by two men and dragged into II stable
and that about a dozen other mon
joined them there. She did not cs
cape from the stable until next morn
ing. Her health was seriously ar.
fcctcd by her experience.
The five men arraigncd today were
hcl din $4,000 bail each and the police
announced that they expected to ar
rest nine more men in connection with
the assault
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
The Wabash Directors.

TOLEDO, O., Oct f1,-Dlrcctors
chosen by the bondholers of the
Wabash railroad:
Thomas Fl. Hubbard, e. T. jeffrey.
John 7. Terry, Winslow S. Pierce, II.
Nj, Galloway. Edgar r. Wellcs.
Total vote cast, 2Go,35O. Vote for
each of the above directors, 22S.5iO.
Vote for Joseph Ramsey. .Ir, 81 $40.
Directors chosen by the stoclhold-
ers:
5. G. Reynolds. George j. Gould, Rus.
sen sage, w. IL. Saunders. Il. G.. Glow
ry. w. b. Blodgett
Total votes cast. 499,509; vote for
each of above directors, 461 .i67 Vote
Tor Joseph Ramsey, Jr. 3S,Oi2. Di-
rector elected by the twelve named
above, +. a. Delano.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
BANKERS WANT
FEW MORE LAWS
Secretary Shaw's Speech on Prosperity
lsAPPlauded by tho
Delegates.
tBy Associated Prcss.,

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE prey
alcnt sentiment in the important
speeches before the American Bank
crs Association today was that nnan.
cial legislation is necessary.
Thirty'threc hundred bankers ap-
plaudcd Secretary Shaw to the echo
when he concluded lengthy address.
The burden of which was panorama
OF the prosperity Of tho country &c
trasted with n monetary system which
is inllexible and liable thereby. to
bring disaster at any crucial time.
Frank A. Vanderbilt. of the City Ma.
tional bank of New York. former as
sistaDt secretary of the treasury, saw
the same prosperity, aud he also saw
dangers ahead
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
He is Accused of Assaulting Mrs.
Brown a White Woman of
That Place.
NO SPECTATORS IN THE COURT
Enough Evidence Produced at Pre-
iminary Hearing to Bind the Man
Over to Grand Jury-His Alleged
Victim Admits She is Unable to
Recognize Her AssaiIant
tspcclnl TO the Daily prcssl


RICHMOND, VA, Oct. Thames
Watson, colored. accused of assault
ing Mrs. Frank Brown, of Amherst,
was sent on to the grand jury at Am
herst today after preliminary exam
ination. All persons were excluded
from the room except the prisoner.
counsel, stenographers and reporters.
Mrs. Brown and her husband were
both examined. When Mrs. Brown
entered the room she fixed her eyes at
once upon the prisoner and stared at
him steadily for several minutes. She
was not asked to identify the man.
The testimony of Mrs. Brown was
practically the same as that given
heretofore. She says that the man
came upon her so suddenly that she
scarcely saw him at all. and that
when she came to herself she was ly-
ing across the fence in the bushes.
Mrs. Brown is still suffering from
the blow on her head and her hearing
has been injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Stockholders Have Faith in the
Eldest Son of the Form.
err Wizard.
WABASH STILL INDEPENDENT
Roosevelt Backed in His Fight Against
the Railroad Rebate Givers by the
Lumbcrmen : Government Control
Denounced by Spencer, Who Calls it
Commercial Lync1 Law.
tpy AssocIntcd prcss.N

TOLEDO. o., Oct. 11-.Ios.ph Ram.
scy. Ir., failed completely today in his
effort to wrest control of the Wahn.. Il
system from George J. Gould
Not Only was lie utterly cercat cd I'm
all he undertook, but he was forced
from the board of directors of the .uad
and now has nothing whatever to 10
with its management in any manner
Mr.. Ramsey said: Il think that
with fair treatment in the caucuses
might have made much better show.
ing"
Mr.. Gould was highly pleased at the
outcome.
The stock of the road is widely
scattered and the great majority of
the stock is held in small amounts.
The holdings of the Gould family, N
shares, are ms follows:
Estate of Jay Gould, $4,000; George
j. Gould, 10000: Edwin Gould. 2,100;
Jay Gould, Jr., 100; Katharine Gould.
100; Kingdom Gould 100; Sidney Nj.
Gould, 40
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

concentrations In the interests of a
hight against the employment of chill
drcn in factories. The report declares
that the matter should be considered
by the national as we'll as the local
body, and recommends that the incom
ing national executive council of the
American Federation of Labor should
be instructed to communicate with the
different State branches of the organi.
cation and with individuals and asso
Citations i'll sympathy with the move
mcnt. with view To starting a ma.
tional agitation, and the plans details
and scope of the work should be left
to the executive council
The State laws of Massachusetts.
the report says. regulating the ON.
ployment of children are liberal and
something that the citizens of the com.
monwealth can justly he proud Of but
las much cannot he as truthrully said
Of their enforcement"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
HAMILTON HURT
BY CRITICISM
He Says That Food Is All Right at
Nv. M. IT," But That Cook
Is Bad,
Especial to tho Daily Press)

RICHMOND, Oct. il.-Mr. Alcxan.
der Hamilton, of Petersburg. president
of the Board of visitors of the Virginia
Military Institute, tonight issued 4
lengthy reply to the charge of DR.. C.
V. Darlington. of this city. that the
food furnished by the institute is of
poor quality and badly prepared.
While Mr.. Hamilton takes issue with
DIR. Carrington's allegations, he says
that the commissary has been nefIl-
cient and the cook not competent. but
that the board has made every effort
to remedy these conditions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
KENTUCKTAN STANDS
BY THE NEGRO
Col. Balm Says That Washington Is
Doing More Than
Dixon.
niy Associated Pressl

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. tl.-At
the session Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union to night, Col Geo.
w. Balm, of Lexington. Ky. spoke on
the negro problem He said:
Il believe Booker r. Washington
has the best solution Of the negro
problem. Social equality will take
care of itself. If the negro Is worthy
he will win his way in the industrial
world. Today the negro is so inter
woven with our life that he must be
leveed up or he will corrupt the
country.
SO the solving of The problem Is
not Thomas DiXon's plan. not in mob
law. but in practicing the golden rule
of the gospel"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Lumber Men for Fair Rates.

WASHINGTON, Oct. President
Roosevelt today received further en-
dorsement of his attitude toward the
enactment of railroad rate legislation
from the big lumber interests of the
country.
Lewis Dill. president. and Robert w.
'iigbie, member of the National
wholesale Lumber Dealers Associa-
ton, and George S. Gardiner and Silas
Gardiner, representing the Central
yellow Pine Association of Mississippi.
told the President that the association
approved heartily of his course in the
rate Legislation question.
The President told his callers no
hoped that the legislation they de-
mandcd might be enacted ut the APP.
preaching session Of Congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
To Transport Marines.
tky Associated preug

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct IL
The Southern Pacific passenger. de-
nar'nenl has been advised that the
Hartman lines and their connections
nave been awarded n contract by the
navy department for the iransporta-
tion of large number Of marines that
are to he sent across the continent Gu
route To the Philippines during the
next several months. There are now
300 marines on duty In the Philippines
and this number is tn he Increased
gradually TO 1000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Railroad Men Get excited.

NEWARK, N. j., oct. u THAT gov
ernment control of railroad properties
as proposed in the Esch-Townsend
bili which was considered at the last
session of Congress, is unfair, unjust
to the railroads opposed TO the funda-
mental principles of Anglo-Saxon juris-
prudence and Is equivalent to provid-
ing by statute to the enforcement of
commercial lynch law, is i'm substance
the reply of the railroads to the agita-
ton for railroad rate legislation as out
lined by President Samuel Spencer I'm
an address this evening before the
Newark Board of Trade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
GIRLS AS PRINTERS.
How Some of the Employers Filled
Places of Strikers.


Places of Strikers.
Especial 10 the Daily Press)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. H..
The policy of employing printers. as
exhibited during the present strike for
an eight-hour law, would seem to nc
to displacc union men with non-union
girls.
Eight non-union printers have left
this city for employment in n Vir-
ginia city. to take the places made
vacant by striking unionists. and Of
these all but one are females.
The salaries paid the women regard
as liberal, and the probability Is this
class of artisans can almost at once
supply the demands for skilled labor.
They do not seem to be under the
influence of unions.
In Charlottesville recent census
showed thirty odd girls employed as
printers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
GERMANS SHEER
AT THE u. S. ARMY
Berlin Paper Calls It "Rottcn"-
Americans Patriotic Only With
Their Mouths"
tBy Associated Press.>

BERLIN, Oct. little leading Con
servative newspaper, The Preussiche
Krcuzzeitung. prints what IL calls an
expose of the United States as great
military power II charaeterizes The
American army as rotten" and made
up OF miserable material" 1t dc.
clarcs the Russian army superior to il
and says that Americans are patriotic
only with their mouths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
-Four White Men Killed by Muffin.
Gus Crew on The Schooner
Berwind.
DElK KS OF CRAFT ALL BLOODY
Negroes Refuse Pteous Appeals for
Mercy and Stay Mate While He Was
in Bcd-Coffcc Said to Be the Cause
OF Row Which Ended in Five Being
Butchcrcd.
U}y Associated press.)

SOUTHPORT. n. c., Oct. 1.-THE
schooner Blanche H. King, Captain j.
w. Taylor Brunswick. Ga. September
%, to Philadelphia, put in here this
afternoon, bringing in irons three ne
Srocs, all that remains of the crew of
the iour-masted schooner Harry A. Ber-
wind. Captain Rumill. from Mobile.
September %, to Philadelphia, the
captain, mate, cook and engineer who
did hosting aboard, having been muir
dercd in mutiny mt sea and their
bodies thrown overheard
The body of fourth negro of the
crew was found lying on deck, where
he, too, had evidently been murdered.
Captain Taylor, of the schooner King,
sighted the Bcrwind early this morn.
Ing about thirty miles off the Cape
Fear bar and was attracted to her by
he manner in which she was being
stcered, having several times came
near running down the King.
Negroes Placed in Irons.
nearer approach to the Berwind
showed that she had been practically
abandoned. Captain Taylor and crew
boarded the vessel and placed the
three negroes in irons, bringing the
two vessels off the bar
The Berwind being from territory
against which this city is Quarantined
for yellow fever, The three negroes In
irons arc held at quarantine until ar.
rangcments can he made for their de-
tcntion by the Federal authorities.
Coffee Caused the h.utiny.
The mutiny arose as the result of Il
quarrel aboard ship early Tuesday
morning about coffee that was being
hrcwcd for breakfast.
The King was signalled by the Der
wind thirty miles east Of Frying Pan
lishiship and in response to signal
Captain Taylor sent his mate, engineer
and others to board the Dcrwind
The decks Of the schooner were Grim
son with blood, giving evidence of n
fierce encounter. The berth of the
mate is spotted with blood, Indicating
that he was butchcrcd in bed.
Begged for Mercy in Vain.
One of The prisoners says the mate
begged piteously for his life. but the
savaGes' thirst for blood would not re-
strain their passion. After the board
ing party from the King handcuffeG
me mutinecrs on the ship one of the
negroes complained the irons were too
tight and hurt him. When one of the
boarding crew loosened the bracelets
on the negroes arm, the captive
whipped out a pistol and shot one of
ms own men, the presumption being
that the man killed had signalled the
King against the wishes of the three
others.
Five Persons Are Dead.
The total list of killed Is four whites
and one negro, the name of none Of
whom can be learned
The King left n prize crew aboard
the Berwind. which is still off the bar.
but will he brought In tomorrow morn.
ing
United States Commissioner S. p.
Collier and Deputy Marshal C. o. Knox
will take charge OF the captives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
MINISTER ROCKHILL.
SNUBS MISS ALICE
General Corbin Goes for American Min.
ister for Hia Alleged Discourtesy to
Presidents Daughter.
0By AssocInlcd Frcss.l

VICTORIA, i. G., Oct. ll.--Mail adj
vices by the Empress of Japan state
that General Corbln severely censurcs
United States Minister Roclthill at Pc
KIN. charging him with dercliction of
social duty in the provisions made for
the reception and entertainment of the
President's daughter and party ut Pc.
kin.
a Japanese paper says: rExecrable
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Express Company Makes Good.
tBy Associatcd i'rcss.)

1by NssOCiHtcu FTcss.)
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1.-THE First
National bank of this city today re-
ceived from Pittsburg the 100000
which was to have hcen brought by
express but disappeared in Pittsburg.
The express company directed the pay
ment to the bank Immediately on find
ing that it had been actually in their
possession at the time of it's loss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
UNION PRINTERS
SCORE VICTORY
Ferguson & Sons, Of Richmond, Sign
Contract for an Eight.Hour
Day.
ORy AssocIated rress.,

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. liz w.
Ferguson & Sons. employing printers
and members of the local Typothatac.
today signed the agreement with the
union printers granting the cight-hour
day after January 1.
Their action is the first break from
the ranks of the employers