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ton OF Philadelphia. has sent this open letter to
Samuel Gompcrs:
Sept. 0. 1905.
Mr. SAMUEL. GOMPrRS, President
American Federation OF Labor, Windsor Hotel
philadelphia Dear Sly: In acco.daTGo with tho
instructions OF the Master House Painters and
Decorators Association of Philadelphia unc.), we
hereby call Your attention to the fact that local
union Of the Brotherhood OF Painters. Decorators
and Papcrhangers of America, h1s called general
strike throughout Philadelphia for an Increase Of
twenty t20 per cent, In wages and for other con
ctssions. all TO take effect ut Gnce
This strike he's been called In face OF the fact
that an agreement duly made between tho Phila.
dclphia District Council OF tho brotherhood and
our association has been In force and worked
under since May I. 1905 and has to December 81.
1905 before II expires 20 copy OF the agreement Is
here handed you) and this agreement bears the
signatures OF the Conference Committees 81 both
organizations, parties thereto. aud we as busn, SIS
men and as busih, association certainly expect
the journeymen's association 10 live to this con
tract ns we have and are willing TO live.
also Instructed the writer to Inquire II tho above
violation OF the contract or labor agreement by
Endorsement Of yourself and colleagues OF the
Executive board OF tho American Federation Of
Labor
Awaiting your early and authoritative reply, we
tS,gnedi FRANoSs r. BLACK. President,
Master House Painters and Decorators Associa-
uon.-Ads.
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,yoTT!NGs .AB0UT TOHN.

Mrs. Annie r. Pctry. who made her living by
rite rtng each month ten bogus checks for $40 cach
. III settling with such victims as she thought
Ii icly 70 make fuss. was sentenced yesterday
b. fudge Nrwburger In General Sessions. 10 three
end half years In Auburn Prison.
T'be steamer Richard Peck for New Haven, and
t1r stcs.rrr City OF Lowell for up the Hudson.
VIII 10 ~ laslr last Sunday morning trips for the
s,ason, gcxt Su nday. -
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METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

have averaged over 90. with j. I. Poyer OF
Brooklyn at the head with 800, Then
aSa9: AS Durrart. Brool I'm, 1888; c. p.
Hurd tch, Staten y and, 24.e2 g. Macpherson.
5s.sa. and r. H. Clark Staten lsl md, .2l.77..
The BOWL ~ averages are q tie o)se also.
J. II. Tattersal. Of Brooklyn Is first on the list
with a record of twenty-six wickets at a
cost of s S6 ap ece, VIII le II. Rushton of Brook
lyn and NJ. r. Cobb Of Staten Island follow
closely W tn respective averages OF Ola for
of Brooklyn, who Is fifth on the list. captured
the most wickets. his average being III for
ffty-onc w.okets.
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BOARDERs WANTED.
Beginning October First. an

ss5sh N c on she TPPer Yves! SIDE In the o..
proprietor viii be 70 sai,siy those who, not wish
ING 70 60 70 hotel stu balk at boarding house
nave N h,a own home. The price Of table board
VII oe nresn dollsIs . week, and applicants viii
ncAuons ~, The house. which % within twelve min
uEs OF wall 81: 70 newly furnished throusho,it
Snica are for rent. Addreas BOI'LEVARD. isl
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Col. Simmons. Breeder OF Thor ushbreds
to Retire.

LEXINGTON. Ky.. Sept. s.-Col. W. L. Sim
mons will retire from the business of breed
ing thorouehtreds this fall All Of the stall
lions brooi mares, yearlngs and weanlings
will be sold at the fall meeting at Latonia.
Col Simmons entered the ranks Of thorough
bred breeders after his retirement from the
trotters several years ago. and during his
career has bred several good ones Including
Flying putchman. Col. Bill Ethel s.. Ed
Farrell, Belle Brarnble and others.
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Kites Sent Up Two and Half ,l,les.

BosroN. Sept. s.-A height Of two and
half miles has been reached in the series
of kite flying contests under the direction
Of the International Committee on Aeronau-
is the greatest altitude attained since last
November, when the kite went slightly
higher. Three days were given to the
experiments, and on two OF them the kites
went up two miles. There were no unusual
conditions noted at the great heights
reached by the kites.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Investigates Our South American Trade

OYSTER BAY, N. Y, Sept. s.-Ex-Judge
W. l.. Penfeld, solicitor for the State De-
partment, it was announced to-day, has been
sent by the President to investigate the
business relations Of the South American
Republics with the United States. Judge
Penfleld will 60 to Brazil first.
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Cricket Records.

Teams A and B Of the Staten Island Cricket
Club have changed positions in the champion
ship competition of the Metropolitan Dis
trict Cricket League. Team now occupies
first place, with Team B second and the
Brooklyn Zingari and Nomad teams tied for
third place The standing Of the clubs:
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

A YOUNG MAN CO., OF good business educa.
ton: sapenenSed Y shipping. receiving and 40.
e s..n 81 weekly, GEORGE b. XLFxNo S'i is
Humboldt st.. Brooklyn.
AocoUNTANT-Publc consulun1 expert; 70
introduced. PROFESSIONAL, Post once box No.
GARDENER-Fsfmsr. German. married, 2 chill.
dIen. practical In an branches outdoor. under
glass: ~ years experience: honest. sober and
industrious: wife best butter maker, good cook;
willing 70 board men employed at the place: best
Address r; Wv. care BURLINGTON. sn West
l4th st.. city.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
MRS. l.. SEELY has removed nsf employmeu,
bureau IN ~ West Nth A.
BOARDERS WANTED.
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I'm to Labor Federation.

The Master Painters and Decorators Assocla
ton OF Philadelphia. has sent this open letter TO
Samuel Gompcrs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
ALL READY re GREET
LOUIS OF BATTENBERG
(By Associated Press.)

# ANNAPOLIS, Md, October 31,-Ehe hc-
ginning of the gala week OF the visit Of
Prince Louis of Bnttenburg and his fleet
10 these waters was marked this morning
hy official visiting between Admiral Rob-
ley D.. Evans, commanding officer o the
North Atlantic fleet, the battleshlp dlvi-
sion Of which arrived here nss'night, ard
Admiral Sands, superintendent of the
Naval Academy and between Admiral
Evans and Governor Warfleld, Of Mary
land
The fleet of battleships is now lying
in the bay off Annapolis with the Maine,
the flagship. farthest to the north. and
the Others strung out at intervals Of
about quarter OF u mile. There are also
several small auxiliary vessels. Tho
cruiser division, under Admiral Brownson
and the British fleet are expected to-
morrow morning. The assemblage Of yes
sells Will he by far the finest ever seen
In these waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
FINLAND FOLLOWS
RUSSIA S PLANS.
Constitutional Regime Returns
and Arbitrary Conditions
Abolished.
--------------7--
"THE CossACKs ARE CoMlNGl'
Panic Follows False Cry and
Tllirty-onc Persons are Kill
cd or Injured.
"THE C0SsACKs ARE MlNG!'
tBy Associated Ioress.)

(By Associated Press.)
IIr3LS1NGFORS, FINLAND, October
S1.--The proclama ton OF civil liberty In
Russia was followed to-day by the an
rnouncement OF a return OF constitu-
tional regime in Finland and the aboll-
Ition Of tho arbitrary conditions under
which Finland has been governed since
the assassination as governor OF
Count Bebrikor.
After meeting OF constltutlonalists
too day. at which an address was drawn
up for presentation to the government, de-
mhndlng the administration OF Finland in
accordance with the terms OF the Consti-
tuition OF the Grand Ducly, Prince John
Obolensky, the governor general, an
,nounced to a .dcputatlon sent by the
meeting that he had been instructed from
st. Petersburg that the Diet be imme-
diately called in extraordinary session to
lesislatc for Finland. Thereupon the sem
ators, who had continued to perform their
functions under Oboensky, resigned.
Considerable excitement prevailed dur
ing tho meeting OF the constitutionallsts,
and while the dcputation was waiting for
an answer, but after the resignation Of
the senators had been proclaimed to tho
crowd from the balcony OF tho Senate,
order was restored. When 1t was an
,nounceG to the crowd outside Prince Oho-
,lensky's residence that the senators had
resigned. a false cry OF "Thc Cossacks
are coming!" caused n panic, in which
thirty one persons Were killed or injured.
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MAKE COUNTER CHARGES
Ia AGAINST SEA CAPTAIN
(Bv Associated Press. J

7T CHARLESTON. S. G, October 81 ~
In the United States Court to-day ar
gument was heard by Judge Brawley in
the case Of William Logan and nine
other sailors from the British ship
5Glooscap who We're first put In jail on n
charge of INSTRUMENTATION and later on a
charge of desertion. Captain Spyer, who
had the men arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal after being released by
the circuit Judge. claimed to have asked
the men II they would return to the
ship and received negative answers.
4 The sailors attorneys put in a claim OF
i'll treatment. On the way to the court.
house Captain Spyer was served with
seven warrants, issued on the complaint
Of seven seanen and was Obliged to give
SIS. 900 additional bond. The complications
are Interesting to maritime interests gen
orally Judge Brnwley's decision will be
given Tomorrow.
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SHORTAGE amounts
TO OVER s1,500,00|0|.
Comptroller Of Currency Makes
Statement Regarding Enter
prise Bank Affairs "
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. c.. October 81
Mr.. Ridglcy, the Comptroller of the Cur
renoy, to-day had a conference with Judge
Oldham, the law officer Of his bureau,
who has just returned from Pittsburg,
where he has been for some days. assist
ing In the Investigation Of the affairs or
the failed Enterprise National Bank, Of
Allegheny. After tho conference Mr.
Ridglcy said that so far as the condition
of the bank appears from the examination
now being made. is safe to say that
the shortage will not be less than one
and a half millions Of dollars. The funds
of the hank, he said, have been abstract
ed by the deceased cashlcH I. Lee Clark,
but owing to his fraudulent ook-keeplng
1T has not yet been ascertalned what DIS
position he made of the bulk Of the mis-
appropriated funds. -,
Much OF the collateral securing bills
receivable, Mr.. Rldgley said, had also
been frauduently distracted by Mr., Clark
ana the bulk Of 1t has not Net been found,
Frauduenlly issued certificates, Of de-
poslt arc being discovered and until all
lie passbooks held by dcpositors are re-
turned, II win be Impossible to state np-
p[roxImately the full amount Of the loss.
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FEVER FIGHTING FORCE
CUT DOWN BY aWYMAN
(By Associated Press!Y

NEW ORLEANS, October 3l.-Yellow
fever report toe z. NJ: New cases, 81
total to date, 1895; deaths, 2; total, 445
new focus, 1; cases under treatment, "a;
cases discharged, 1926.
The break up OF the Federal forces
which have been engaged in the fight
against, yellow fever began to-day with
the receipt Of orders from Surgeon
General IYyman. notifying DR.. White
that eleven members OF the force should
be sent back to their respective sta
tons. To-day the officers completed their
reports and left #
Further discharges OF men we're made
to-day cutting down the force OF en-
5ployes to one hundred. which is con-
sidered ample to do the remainder Of the
work necessary here.
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Attempted Suicide.

Saying that she was tired or living
Emma Edwards, q young white woman,
inmate of No. % North Fifteenth street,
attempted suicide last night by taxing
quick silver. The ambulance was eai,eo
and she was treated and her HE saVea.
n Miss Young and Mrs. Lowry, Wo Iil'l'-
hers Of the Holiness Band wEo con :
ducts meetings ut tho Rescue liol1N' ~
lIast 'Trrankliu Street, learned Of the at
tempted suicide within n few minutes
and vent to see the woman. Nhen me
ambulance, the police and the reporters
arrived, the two good women We're pray
Ing for the unfortunate.
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u. S. STEEL DIVIDEND
ON PREFERRED STOCK
(By : Associated Pres

Z IBy3 AssOcIHteu iFeSs'J IN
NEW YORK, October 81 1.-The directors
of the United States Steel Corporation to-
day declared u regular quarterly dividend
OF one and three-quarters per cent on
tho preferred stock. payable November
Soth No dividend was declared on the
common stock
INC net earnings for the quarter ended
september goth We're SS1,240,5S2, an In
9 crease. OF $l24iG,G50, as compared with
mo same Quarter last year Unified or
ders on hand September 3oth aggregated
el,soo'S1 TONS an Increase OF 2,S37 ,94l
' ,ons' as compared with September 30
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ADVICE FROM
Mr.. C. B. S S [. N
Tells Democratic Postrnasters Not
to Be Active in Politics
Another Letter.

1t is considered a rather unusual per-
Torrance for the managers Of political
parties TO advise officcholders or any
others, for that matter, ito retain from.
active participation in politics, but Mr..
c. Bascom Slemp. chairman Of tthe
State Republican Committee. has broken
the record In this line.
According to current gossip, however.
there is method in the madness" Of the
young Republican leader for SO far as
can be learned. this fatherly counsel is
being extended only to those who hold
to the Democratic faith in politics. Here
Is copy OF letter which Mr.. Slemp
is sending to the Democratic postmast-
ers of the State:
Roanoke, Va, October -, 1896.
My Dear Slr,-T wish to call your
attention to the twenty-tirst report !
of the Civil Service Commission In
regard TO political activity. The At
torney General Of the United States.
in letter dated November %, 1901,
says. II
';The spirit. OF the Civil Service law
and rules renders 1t highly undesir-
able for Fed eral officers and employees
TO take an active part in political con-
p VentionsSor in any direction of other
Il parts OF political machinery. Nor
shall they make themselves unduly "
prominent in local political matters
Very truly.
state Chairman.
In view of this letter it is interesting
to note that the Republican office hold
ers all over the state, are said to be
receiving requests for five per cent. OF
their years salaries for campaign p'ir-
4
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PERMANENT BEATS.
Police Officers Will Not Be
Changed Around Hereafter.

Permanent beats, We're established last
night, and hereafter tho officer who treads
one territory will not be changed around.
Each patrolman will lave two beats
one fortnight duty and the other for day
duty They will not be8switchcd around,
as has been the case In the past, Here
stofore an officer worked n beat for n
month, when he was changed ia another
There arc fifteen bent in the First Dis
tiict. and II required more than Il year
for an officer to make the round.
gr The numbers of tho beats We're placed
in a hat, and each officer drew for the
chance last night.
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JOHN REDYARD.
RlEDYAND.
Fire in Pulaski County.
lSneolal to Tho TImes- pispnLcll.l

(lSneCIlI 10 TIC TTIHf1VS-UISpuL NIhI =.
DUBLIN, VA, October DIV. IL
BBoudln, residing at Aielbourile. u rail-
road flag stop three and ~ half miles
east of this place. lost his harm and con-
tents BY fire last evening aboutgs o'clock.
"A passing threshing engine, which went
by the barn, which stood dlrectlSnn tho,
road II short lmn before tho tire, fur
in a ddllon 10 feed. small tools, l,ar-
ness, SO. two binders and new CORN
drill we're destroyed. Fortunately MI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
SAILORS SENT TO BRIG
SUE FOR BIG DAMAGES
nv Associated Prcss.i

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. 81 Tho
British ship Glooscap. CAPTAIN Spices,
which arrived at Charleston October
17th from Rio Jnnciro. was attached by
the Circuit Court to-day aud The car'-5
tain arrested and required TO give bond
on The complaint OF three sailors re-
cently sent by Captain Splcer to Jail on
charge of characterization The docu-
mentg allcgo damage by incarceration,
and pray, for relief in the sum of s6,ooo
Captain Splccr gave BOND II me sum
of $4,000, and n deputy IS on BOARD ihe
shin
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Nathan A WRECK,
Being WATCHED
Continued from First Page0

CONTINUED from First Paseo 81
thls afternoon that he is responsible for
Misa Geary's condition., and that ne en-
deayored to get her out OF the troupe
r,ro,n the admissions made BY Nathan
there will undoubt be som ethinS
doing soon. While the demands of cour-
tesy prohibit me from giving out in 1.,
nation which rlghtfully belongs 20 me
Boston authorities VIII say tiiat .,
man and woman will be arrested sl,oieis, !
end this suit case mystery VIII De cleared
without a doubt"
The above statement was given by d.
rector Harry Moore, OF the Public Sale
sty Department, Il his afternoon
n THAT ad1f,anT located at Boston is I'M
5niicated IN tho death Of Miss Geary Is
n new d development brought out by adj
missions made by Nathan to-day.
Doctor Is Located.
(BysAssociated Pressl
ROsTON. October Just before lenv-
ing his Office y;lt police Headquarters to-
night. Chief Inspector ". B. Watts
stated that the doctor who dismcnlbcred
tho, bodya Of; susanna A. Geary, the suit
case victim, had been located. He did
not 2 expect, however, that any arrest
would he made for a day or two, intinnat-'
Ing that the police Were awaiting. some
thing more definite from Noti Is 4Nt''
the lover of the girl.
Tho theory OF the police regarding the
whole affair, in which the most serious
charge can only be manslaughtcr. Is that
Miss Geary went TO a woman and SUI
mitted to an Illegal operation.
The operation was not q success. but
before the girl died a male physician
was called in, and he attempted to save
the girls life ~. a second operation for
peritonitis Miss Geary died; the doctor
then dismenbered the body and distri-
butcd portions OF it in two suit cases.
which We're subsequently, found.
The charge against tho woman can
only be one Of mansaughter, WHILE ac-
cording to Superintendent Pierce, of the
local force, 1T will be9difficult to bring
any charge against Nathan. unless he
should be accused OF concealing a crime
Mrs Geary, the mothertof the unfor-
tunate girl, accompanied by her daugh-.
ter Evelyn had a long conference with
the Cambridge police officials this fore
noon. during which she. denied that she
knew of her daughters trouble, and ex-i
pressed her belefiin Nathon's innocence.
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left to-day with a party Of friends for
his estate near Providence Forge. They
Wish to be ready for the opening ofFthe
quail season tomorrow, and will spend
some days shooting. Major Townsend
has owned a fine old place near Provi-
dcnce Forge for some years, and while
he Is not a virginian, he has become
thoroughly imbued with the Virginia
spirit, and is now one OF the most en-
thusiastic archaeological and an
tiquarians in the Old Dominion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Audubons After Taffy,

n. (l3y AssOcIated l'ressJ
NEW YORK, October 3l,-The protec,,
lion of song birds through internationa.
negotiations and legislation against cals
we're discussed by the National Assoc''t-
lion OF Audubon Societies here to-day nc
It's annual meeting,
William butcher WIS re-elscteu hreslr
dent ana II. Gilbert Pearson, OF GrcGna-
'4,Inrn N G, secretary. ,alg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
DEATHS.

.s1vEEN EY.--Died. mt tho residence ~
Ills pnrents Ms1-2 Ncholson y Y stre e {,
rERNARD infant son of Mr.. and MRS.
6 r. Il. Sweeney, agel two years and md
q twenty-eght days. !, s.,
Services ut the grave. conducts d ,any
Rev A. a. Jones. pastor or !zlennyi
street Church InterEaert j.; .Oak|npdi
nt Up. NJ. TO-AY tWedncgday).
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THREE KILLED
BY MINE EXPLOSION
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated Press)
HARTFORD, ARK, October 9l.-Ah
explosion occurred in the mines OF tie
Central Coal and Coke Company here iass
night. Three shot frers were killed mo
dead:
JOHN REDYARD
HARRY RIlpYARD.
JAMES SCOTT
The bodies We're recovered Oils morn
ing, The cause Of the explosion Is not
known. but IL IL supposed to have been
gas,
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"Scotty' Will Recover,

G3v AssocInthG ErSSs1
1.Os ANGELES, C.Ai.t. OftobsH al
walter scott, the Death Valley miner,
Who was thrown from an automobile last
night, While Running fittg miles an Aour
and severely hurt, Will recover, accord
ing 10 the statement OF physicians Who
examined his Injuries closely to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Nine New Cases.
nv Associated Press. !

1TI17 (By -ASsUCIa ted -PressJ 700 ~ -I1-T
ELS PENSACOLA FLA, October 81.-The
summary OF tile yellow fever situation
to- night Is as follows: New cases, o.;
total cases, 547; deaths /; total deaths,
u.s. discharged. 4O4 !: under treatment, 66
The report Of the day showed an in
crease in cases, but the officials do not
feel at all discouraged. sinasmuch as
the number Of cases under treatment has
been reduced to IS.
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Broke Her Arm.

morning to the rear of the old Ballard
House where a negro girl named Alice,
johnson had fallen down a flight OF steps;
She suffered a fracture of the arm ana
was treated and left
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Jefferson D. King.

The funeral Of A1r. Jefferson y. 8lsing
was held yesterday. afternoon In the home
OF OF his brother, Ny. George L. King. l.hss
* Mev, ~, Phi Il; v. IL Evans and the Rev.
NJ, Glark oilciateM. luartette, COM
posed OF friends of Mir, King, rendered. In
!. most touching manner, several OF Ifs!
fayorito hymns. I'M II { sSsiEiji
me remains were placed IN the fantily1
loving gentlemen acting as pall-bearcrs:
sIGssrs. p. a.. Saunders, II. r.. Harwootl,
=. z: Smith. O. D. Minor. f. ~. Gum
~ =, Watt Taylor. Walter Scott and john
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died at 6 o.c.ock ysatsr.

Nicholson Street died at G O'Clock ssater-
day morning.
3 O'Clock this afternoon at the, grave,
and VIII be conducted By I21y. q I. ~
Jones pastor OF Denny Street Mntl6lllst
lIpiscopli Church. Inter,nent via bcsina
lakewood, II Il
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OBITUARY..

Horace Bernard Sweeny,
Horace Bernard Sweeney, infon' son or
Mr.. and MS, 4, II, sweeney, o. NO. Wv l-S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01

'Bouldin had insurance, partly covering
the loss. in the Pulaski and Giles Nut
,ual Insurance Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
STEAMER AND BARGE
COLLIDE; Is DROWNED
(Ry AssoeIate Press. )

LONDON, October 3l,--The Swedish.
steamer Johan.. Of liza TONS and the
Russian Bark Antares OF atp tons both
foundered recently IN tlpo 4 North Sea
aftep$a collision. a'wenty sis mentDl the
.tWp crew were drowned. s