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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Staat Wnrglnub,
8crfiheruugc. Department.
EumMiIii r3u Nurf0u.

ut6 bic SiBlmg oollerte bis IN sic
Nodt btncin.
s III &eprG cit tontenD c
niirOe Die Dill, weLde Die .SurrnttS.
bile, Ilocoltin nlo 9%rnnoprpinc y.
81. 60" oltorilirt, lire 2inie III Oeu
0iItrift Columbia oiis5uoebnen, trot
beitiger Sppoiitipn nngenommen,
Ditto cine Bill betrefis unteriroiid)er
Segung Der 9rd6te Der n8eitcrn
Union telegraph Co." in 0iitrift.
Die oll9emeine0 efiSitbiIl, Die Iette
Der groBen i6Grliden 8eriuiQigrungS,
Bills, lpllroc cinberiftet lino bis nlf
WeitereS 5uriidgelegt ulb Der Comic.
%ren5beridt ilber Die Irmee Ser.
miIligungSbia genebmigt.
0oS SoltS ifritt bierauf sur Gr.
mogung Der rermiiften Giuil Ser.
plIllgnngSbia uno genebmigte ODER
nerporf uerihieoene Imenoementc
81 oerielben. Burton o. er5mang,
trob befti9er Oppoiition ieitens oes
SoriiberS Scmenuop pom SeripiQi.
gil1gS = Gomitc, Innobme zines
announcements, meldes norifreibt,
Dob ouS nelle NegierungseebGlbe in
Glepelanb, D, 9urton's SeimotbS.
itoot, ans Grant erridtet meroer
mtB. Cine Nn5abl Semofroten
ltimmtc nui Seiten 9iirton's mo
perbalf i'm I'll ieinem grfolee. Die
Bill, meIhe i'm @ansen $65,272,2S0
n%ermiaiat, mtroe idlieBlid) poiiirt,
morauf nm S.57 8ertagiulg erfolgtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
3wei 8eife pum Negern setObtet.

ga5oo- Gitp, Miii., 81. Sebr.
= Gin Streit 5piiden Dem 8flan5er
Gomaro Strpens uno bier Negern
enoete bamit, oaB Der Yflan5er nno
iein 8rilOer %. s. Stepens bon Den
He9ern eetDotet nr,b elmer Der Set,
teren perpunoet wuroe. Die 9bater
entfloben uno fperoen Onrd ein Inf-
gebot ~nerfolat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Stunt WurHlaub,
9eriferuuas'T epartement.
(Susuuttfin a.YgiirFau
Gataitrupbe in einer Stride.
eli aberdeen ourf Den 3uiamnerl.
bruf oeS SuBbobens getootet
rno cirfa 5luan5ig perlebt.

Nem Oort, 81. Sebruor. =
Silrd) oaS 3uiummenbrefen Des
SilBbooens ser Iirifaniif)en Wetbo-
bitten . GpiSfopolfirde an Sleet.
Tlace, Srooflpn, beute Ibeno mir.
oen elf TerIonen getootct mo an 20
perlctt. Gin 2eideneottesoienit mar
sur 3eit i'm @onge ulb an 800 @en.
lf)en maren in Der Stride perinmmelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Nnsaeitufen.

sacramento, Gal, 81. 6ebr.
Die Scnatoren 9ilnfers mo
5renf, allgefIoat, 9eitedringen &c.
ceptirt 5u baben, mliroen beiite aus
Dem Staotsienat i~uspenbirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

ut|tltlt uNl nHIuNltilCH RlCIIC BCHtIli
iibCr, cr fonne nidt sic gcrir0Itcn
@riiHbc fir Die geGllBcrte Nniitt cr.
bIidcn, BOB Der 9efuno scr Commit
lion cinen &r0ccocn5ioa idoife, mel.
der Den ncutruIcn 0ouocl bcorobc.
&m Giic fcitQcbultcn.
Eofio, y, Scbruor.-Gie Socu-
titGt oc3 Campers, mclhcr norolid
nom Der &nicI @offoioo pom Sis felt.
gebalten miro. lit nod nid)t crmittcIt
moroeu, ga es mm0Qlid lit, IN iciue
NGbc 5u fommcu. IS %ucrlautct, 0u5
6tuci uuOcrc 6obr5ellqc, meld)c Die 60
EcrouiesS troBc oui ser S0bc DON
Sap Coma. Dem nor0lihiten Tlnft
pon @otfai0o, III p%oiiircn perilld)tcn
gleidiolls I'M Sis icititcden. Gopo,
niife arie9sifiiie 6cobodtcn ollgcb.
lih Die 6obr5euge, uno sic &operlmg
uIler miro erlportct, iobolO lie Don
Den @i@i6ouen beircit iinO.
u o Of Elm ii6er %ro.
teit.
Petersburg, q. 6ebruor.
gS miro oifi5i0S ongefiinOiqt, DAB
HuBIanO unldBlif 0eS Gri6ciuenS
ioponiiher Grrppen binter Dem
Riifen Der ruiiiihen Nrmce llno rueits
lih bon Der Giienbobn Elm GirfllIor
a1 oie Nd6te ri6ten miro, mclde3
gegeu Die m%ieoerbolte &crIcblulg ser
NelltralitGt heS htneliihen @ebiet3
ieitenS Ser Sopancr protcitirt.
Gle " 0 d. G auf Scr 9oric.
2on0oA1, q. 6cbr,-Iic gIttier.
t0ric mar IN ser uerfloiieuen Modc
inter Dem GinfIuB Der bcburrlid)Cn
Irieocn90erildtc tbGtig uno onimirt.
un0 bel 9lcidBcitiG uninugreid)crcn
&0uicn ScitcnS ocS Tu6litum$ lit
cine bCtrd6tlide ipCtulotioc StelllnQ
n%lfgebout mor0en in Grmurtun0 mel,
terer llntcritiiBunQ SeitcnS oc3 Sub.
!ifum5 am Gn0c oe5 0uortol5, 5lt
luel6Cr Belt biIigcrcS @clo ermortet
miro. Ga Die 9onf bon england sic
8oI0CinqGnge nllfninmt, crreidtcn
om Tonncritog oic HcIcrocn ou9
b0d)ItC Sto0ilnl felt od)t NSobrelt.
Cine gelpiiic GnttGuldum0 muroc ga.
Nurd, oaB cine Scrobicbung oc@
@onfoi3contoS ui6t crfoIgtc, bcruor,
aerufen luO YrofitnCbmcn IN Gous
iOlS mar ole GolGc, obcr Dem Hiid'
gang mur0c boI0 Ginbult getbon,
llno Ole Sernbiebung oeS T%iScoutos
Der 0elti6en HeidS6onf trug oo5u
bel, ouB Die eritfluiii9cn @crtbc ii6
ollgemein crboItcn. llntcr ocn aus.
murttgen @ertben trot om metiten
Die 1%bdti0tcit IN ioponiiGen Bombs
beruor, Die Itetig oligenommen nm,
cen un0 Oic trob gelegcntlihcr Hco.
liIotiorl cine mciterc Steigeruig I'M
Soufe Ser ISOLDE jriQcn. Gic Hltiicn
rporen cntipre6en0 idmGhcr, ga Sic
llnru6e I'M Snncru II. sic Nnnobmc,
hob 8llBldno, gleifpicl Oh Ser &ricG
f%ortoouCrt ooCr SrieOcn gei6loiicn
miro, lueiterc Nnlciben olli5uncbmcn
ge5mungcn icin luerOe, eincn ocprimi.
ren0en GinfluB ouaiibtelr. Nad Ne,
riohen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mo
Hiidg0ngen belhlolien NmCrifoner
sic @ohe itorf NIT mcitcren @elpin,
nelL nomentlid Union Eocific uno
Nerp.9ort, Ontario 4 @citcrn. 81
9leid) mltrOe olli @rrno scr Snnlor.
Sobrifotion ltnO Der Nll@lidtcn uui
NroBcn @cOori fir @ol5pede in Der
nobeu 3llfunft Den Stobl @crtben
NroBc Nnfmerfiomfcit geidcnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Staat Mar0lau6,

Staat MarAlau6,
geriiheruuas. 7ep%artemsut
6uumiiiGrssShrenu.
Va | limo c. ben %. Gan. 1908.
SD beiheinige biermit, Dab baS 8oritebenNc
Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nus5ua ans Dem gtnes
tpeiie Der uSrieut Sire Suinraucc COMPANY"
bon Sartforo, CONT. bis sun 81. Se5ember
1904, lpie er III oteiem @iiredu eingereibt NOR
ben, lit.
Srnnt Z. Duncan,
Seriiberl1gSsGommiiiar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
stnnt Marblano, 4.

Staat WarDlane,
geriiderunes. Tepartenert
Siireaa hes Gummifars.
Itimor z, ben 80. Gan. 1908.
sd bef6einiae hermit. bah 8orftebenoes elm
acknowledgements Aus5ug aus benz stiispeife
Der .1entidlen Aniance 8erfidlernngs . @eien'
id,att pua Neiu.Nurt, 8.sg.," bis sum 81. Ses
SENDER 1904. ipie er in bieiem Giiredn eiii9e'
reift tuoroen. lit.
Jranf Z. Tnnenn,
SeriihernuessG ominitidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Gtnbe5abItes @ruuos
fopitdl ......... 2OO. OOO. 90
lleberihub fir Die 90s
iiondre ........ 301, 5S2.76
9etrng Der ant 81 De
3eulber 1904 in ben
Ser. Stnaten In arait
beIinoli6en Bolt
cen ...... $50, 900 1872. 90
getrdg Der in MurUs
IdHo in 1904 aileges
iiellteu Rulicen. 80. /, sos, 4IS.00
9lui ons DiarO Iinoer
@ef6dft in 1904 be-
Inblte RrGmien go. 20,313.62
IN Wiurplano in 1904
be3nblte 8erIltite 255, 065.S7
Sn MdrDlaHo in 1904
erIittene Serluite 81. 252, S20.69
8erluite ourd ben
9roben @rnno in
Baltimore ........ PAT, 060.S7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Sn Bottom, Woii, bat Der go.
li5iit WcNaap nit aroBter @efobr
fir iein Seben bier Gerionen aus Ell.
mem brennenben Sauie eerettet, Morp
Sat, 5fpei SGuglinae Der 5rou Sbo.
piro nnb cine 5rou. Gr brod) mad,
Dem @ettungsiperf berprBtlos 5uiom.
men uno Iiegt jest in einem Soipital
I'M Selirinm unO fritiid)em 3uitonbe
oormieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

stnlt Wnt1Inno,
QeriihsrunsS. Tepartsmsnt.
GommtiGre.S vi rcau.
Baltimore. ben %. Gan. 1905.
Sh befheiniec hermit. bah 8oritebeuoe5
ein lunbrbeitsgetrcuer @IS3ug ans Dem @uos
lUeiic Der ,Hcutidls @mFritnniiden SeusrsBers
iideruuGssWeislifaft p0u Baltimore, @tO.," bis
yum 81. Ee6cmber 1904, nie CT In oiCiem Bit
reuu eiHgereidt iuoroeH. 1T.
3rnut I. TuHcan,
SerlideruHgssS Ommiitar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
rnrd Oas gerideruns5. 1t parttmtut.

Ausueis ii6er ben 2tnno Der ,Teutid.Amertta.
niidheu YeriidberuHgs . @eientdaft Uuu
1ittsburg, 8G.," bis sum- 81. 9e5em6er
1904.
@eaulnte @innnbmen ......... $116,050.77
@efaUmtc @uSguben t.. ...,... 150,476.1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
~Scriihcrrngs : 9~(nswciie.
Hnrf Doc Werinerunae. Repartemtnt.

Turn bas 9erlifrrun9e.5 epartemtHt,
AHspets ttber ben stauo bes Der. staatens
3pstges Der yBreufiifeH Tatt0HatsgetIi'
herunges6eieflimai O0H StEttiHt" Teutidls
laIo, pts sum 81. 7rjrmber 1904.
@eialHmte @tnnabmen ....... S795,1 1866. 2G
@elaliIIite NuSgabeH ........ 102, 404. %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
ScriidJernngs InsluciIc.
Turn bae @%eriGsrunss. 9epnrtement.

@asnets aber ben Stano Der ,,Erient : 5euers
gerItdleruHgs : @eienimaft" OUu Surtfuro,
S0uH, am 81. Te5embet 1904.
G%eidn1mte @iHtiiuIte .... 81 22S O5g "A
NtIuH'HHe IHsaaheH ...,...... 1913 69. GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
tuut NtutHtlNOf
0eriimerunas. Z epntiement.

5tnat Marbfano,
@eriiherunass9 epartsment.
8altt III c, ben 4. Sebru1r 1905.
Sd bef6einige Biermit, Dab 8oriiebenoeS eiu
luabrbeitsgetreuer 9itS5ug aus Dem 9liiSlpeilc
Der ,Hiodciter Eeutiden @criiderungs.6 nmpags
ME" bon Ro6elter, N.sD., bis gum 81. Sejenl.
Der 1904. pie CT in oiefem Sepdrtement ein2c.
reidt lporoc1t, lit.
Sranf Z. Duncan,
Serit6erunaSs9ummt ir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
Gtaat Warhlauc,
Yeriifernnas.T epnrtement.
Gpmmiii1rS sEtirenu.

EnItimore, 0en q. Sdl. 1905.
Sd befheinise biermit, od6 9oriiebenoes elm
acknowledgements sIusSlia aus Dem aiSrpetie
oec Der. etaaten.3 reises Der ,Angemeinen
Yaarins /. 8erfidlerungS /. GtienSdtaft In ead,s
fen," Ttnfidblano, bis 5uri 81. De5euber 1901.
ipie er IN bieiem 9iireau eilgereidt iporoer. III,
1ranf :. 1nnenn,
Serii6eriiiessg onmfif tdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
SeriidJcrungs : Insiuciie.

9arf has 8eri6eranss .. = cpartentent
Austpeis hber ben stauS Der ,,Heutid.amsrt.
iauifdleH Se~uerberfIherHugs : @eIeaidlait
uon Baltimore, Ib.," am 81. Tsjsmbrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Ginbe5obIte5 Iftienfas
pital 49,. $500, 10000
lleberi6ub iiir Die M
tiondre -. 537. $500
Retrag bet am 81. Be-
sender 1904 In ben
Der. Stdaten In
arnit befinoliden
Yoliceu 80. $50, 076, 014.00
Setrng Der In Wnrps
Iano int Snbr 1904
nneeeiieuten 8olis
cen ......... 6f3,643.00
alif oas MunIdnoer
@ei6dit in 1904
be5abIte 9rdmieu 1886
Sn MarbIano In 1904
be51blfe 8erluite 20, 80
On WurDlano in 1904
erIittene 8erIufte 90, 5000
Serlliit bel benz eros
ben 9ranoe in 0oIs
ttnore ....... 65.47l.01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Nusweie ibcr ben Staub Der ,Guetn 9eriine.
rnugs.@rienitaf bon Nmerica, Rew.Nort,
H.sYy" am 81. December 1904,
@eianlmte Girnabnlen. .,....... $3,6l6.007.2 30
@elaHmIte Nuagabcn. ......... S4,07l 1888 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Turn Oas 9eriiderunss.D Department.
AusipeiS iibrr ben Stdno Der ,5eutidI' gtmrrifa.
niidlen 0etiidlcrunac . 8citIIdlait uou
gclu'9urt, H.s0," bis jum 81. Te5eutber
1904.
@eiammte @tnnubmen ........ .S5s4g, 1905
@eiainmlte 9hi2adben ......... IS, 2G5 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
turn bas @eriiderunss.1 epartsmrut.

ausmsis ibsr ben etano Der ,1eutidrn M.
Lance geriidlerungs g.. @eienid,at uuu
9ieiusYurf, R..D, nm 81. SeSember 1904.
@efduntte 9itnabmcH .......... S507. 770.s0
9einmmie 4lS9aben ........... 4S0. 22l.55
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

9etrag Der in bcuSer.
Stalien an 81. De
5eftber 1904 in &ruit
befinolihen Yolicen$2, 5S6,752 90
9etrlg Der in MdrDs
Lamb In 1904 uusees
iteLteu Yolicen -. iiS,626.00
Iuf has MdrbIdnoer
@efddft in 1904
empfaugene Brdmien 2,72S.Si
Sn MnrplaHo in 1904
be8nblie 9erInfie. 1,000.0 90
Sn MnrnIanb in 1904
eingetretene 8erIuite 10000 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

IcOerf6ub fir Die 4Olicentnbaoer 5ol. $50. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28
@eriidjcrnnss . InSiueiIe.
Enrd boz 0erEAtrnnas. SUPERINTENDENT.

~HFW w NtFT'N4E8
4us iutts R6sr ben etanb Der r@srmGHia.5en'
erperidler unas, @eIeaidluft non EetpsHorf,
9..D," nm 81. Te5ember 1904.
8efammte @innabmeH .......,. S2,7l0,lb3.63
geiuntmte 9ulSuubeu .....,..... 243S, 1884
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-28

Iotale Gutba6eu ......S 50 27S Gao *
Hidlt 6ugeitnnbene Wutba6eu.
NGenten Cont Qtz
lan6e1 ......... $5,95S.72
oso -
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
DEATH OF PERRY SIMPSON
Former Noted Palmist. n Pictures
que Character. Passes AWAY at
Wichita. Kansas.

Wichita, Kansas, October 23.-Jerry
Simpson died at COS o'clock this morn.
ing. Mr.. Simpson was conscious up 20 5
minutes before death. The end came
without a struggle.
Mr.. Simpson was born in New Bruins
wick on March 81, 1s42. At IA he be
gan life as a sailor, and during 23
years followed that pursuit, command
ing many large vessels on the Great
Lakes. In the CiyiJ war he served in
the twelfth Illinois infantry. He CAME
to Kansas in 1875. Originally hew rs
a Republican, bur later became a green
hacker and Populist. He was a mem
Der of Congress from 1891 to 1895, and
from 1897 to 1899 being nominated the
last time by both the Democrats AMI
Fopulists. After he left Congress h..
removed to Roswell, n. NJ, where he
engaged up to the tine of his death
in Stock farming. He return ed 70
Kans.s a month ago and entere! 2
hos Ital for treatment
Ills condition became hopeless Ten
days ago, and since 'nen the pate At
Vas Aept alive Principally by sheer
force CT will. His wife and son were al
his bedside at th- time of his deatG.
Death was car3ei by aneurism Of
the sor.a. Mr.. Simpson had been III
i'll health for nearly a year. Six months
ago he consulted u spe cialist at al
cage, who pronounced his Ease hone
LES Burial vii 'ase pace at WIGHT
Ia The Masonic Order will ha !e
cha 2t of the tun aral
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
HIGH HONOR FOR Nj. WTTTE
Reported That He Has Been Appoint
ed Observation-Disclosures of the COun-
tess Witte by the Empress Creates
Tremendous Sensation.

81. Petersburg, Ociol er a4.-3:46 81.
hit was pers;s,ently reported in
tae clurs and in sos-.nment circles
lats at night that the E,"neror vest e
lay lad appointed Count Witte prem
Ter, with the po :L.lio Of minister OF
finance All the oape's his morning
give prominence I'll the report
The reception Of the Countess Witte
by the Empress yesterday is cons'1e.--
Ell II singular e7l1snce CT the Emp r.
hr oeterminati m - confde his for
iures to the hands Of Count White NJ
ether Interpretation is placed upon it
in court circles, where the reception of
the countess created a tremendous
sensation. The countess is a Jewess
Of ordinary birth, and had eve be-
ifore been received at court. When M.
White was appointed minister in tile
nineties the emperor was reported to
have said to him: Remember you
are not married" The fixing OF mis-
wife's social status, which has been
one Of Count Whites ambitions, must
rank as one of the triumphs of his
life
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
ODD LETTER OF RESIGNATION
Personal Reasons Compel DIR. Martin
to Give Up His Public Office.

Philadelphia. October 23.-Dr. Ed
ward Martin. director of the DEPART
ment of public health and charities
today sent his resignation to Mavor
Weaver. The position paid $4,000 a
year. DR.. Martin stated that politics
had nothing to do with his resigna
ton. He said: II have resigned for
personal reasons I found that my
private practical n h encroach-
ment of my university wor were de-
handing more Of my time than / could
give them while remaining as the
head of the department"
DIR. Martin was appointed by Mayor
Weaver in 1903. The letter Of resiz-
nation written by Director Martin was
unusual and Mayor Weaver told the
director that he was at first inclined
10 think ii a joke. The letter was as
follows:
Some time in October. beginning of
the XXX Century.
Dear Chief:
This my resignation. Times are too
strenuous for my simple peasant soul.
This from the sad and glad saw bones
fSigned-) EDWARD MARTIN.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
TEXTILE SITUATION IS SERIOUS
Manufacturers Refuse the Request Of
Textile Council.
Council Demands That Full Restora-
ton OF Wage Schedule. That Existed
Previous to July 18th. be Restored.

Fall River, MIS-, October 21.--Ice
tcx.Iic situation Was more critical to-
night than it has been at any time
since the close Of inc great strike last
Januery. The manufacturers ag1y-
citation, representing all the printc.ofn
mills in the city. with the exception
=: Ipose controlled - NJ. c. d. Scr
den, of New York. led a meeting thls
afternoon and vo1eC TO refuse the re-
guest Il he textile cudncil for a direct
:. Storatlon of he wage schedule
which prevailed L:evious to the IL IL
per cent. reduction of July %, 1905.
:lc action Of tn. association will BE-
c~CM-dered at a SPECIAL meeting of the
- tie council ton-o,. CIV night, wran
II Is probable tn: entire matter Will
- 'eferred to Special meetings We'd
:IeS1ay evening Of I'll the unions rep
resented in the .ot;.ltl. Many of !Ee
business men fear another strike ~ Il
De declared by tn unions, but at taIs
time 1t is impOssI:}.e to indicate w1at
action the operatives will take.
Inc association Today considered a
;cttcI sent by the textile coun>il.
which a rejected The manufactur-
ers' proposition, and required that the
full restoration te granted.
The plan of Che manufacturers as
ISOLATION provides fCr d direct increase
Of five per cent. ~ ! Il profit sharing
arrangement, tn, profits due the eu-
,loyes to be figured monthly on tie
market price of Goth, which, how
ever. must show at least a margin
over the cost of cotton of rs cents Per
cent. The present conditio nof the
market would net the employees about
eignr per cent, which would make Il
Ola increase in wages of about 1}
pcr cent.
President James Tansey, of the tey-
tile council when informed tonight IF
the manufacturers decision, said he re-
gre.ted very much the action of The
mill owners, but would not enter 1910
a discussion of the situation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
REVIEW OF VICTORIOUS EIEIEI
The Emperor of Japan. With Admiral
Togo. Reviews the Ships That Have
Returned From the War.

Toxic, October 23.-The naval re-
view today passed off without the
slightest hitch. 1t was a most impress
sive sight, not however, on account Of
the class of the ships, but as a con-
glOmeratiOn of fighting craft fresh
from the war and crowned with vic
tries of unprecedented magnitude
Three hundred and eight warships, in
Guiding three former Russian battle
ships, and several other former Rus
sian warships were drawn up in six
lines. The Emperor on board the ar
mored cruiser Asama, passed along the
front of the first line, which was head
ed by the battleship Shikishima, Ad-
miral Togo's flagship. When the n
of the line was reached II cruiser
Asama headed due north and then in
a westerly direction, entering between
b second and third lines and after
wards resumed her original position.
During this maneuvre Admiral Togo
was at the EmperOr'e side. The EN-
peror then received in audience on
board the Asama, Admiral Noel and
the captains of the British and Ameri-
can warships present.
The weather was fair, but it vas
misty on the water. Popular enthu-
siasm was aroused to the highest pitch.
Resides thousands who witnessed the
naval pageant from all sorts of large
and small vessels in the bay, the o
was denseIy covered with eager spec
tators. The spectacle caused much joy
and satisfaction among the Japanese.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
OFFICERS AND CREW N FIGHT
Captain, Mate, and Cook Of Schooner
Attacked.
FOUR MEN BADLY WOUNDED
The Fighting Grew Out of Trouble
Ihat Arose ON the Schooner While
Enroute TO New York From Nor
foik-The Cook Stands-Of Police
Ohcers I'm New York.

New York. October 23.-Four mer
were badly wounded in a series OF
battles between the officers and crew
OF the lumber schooner Ida B. Glib
son. and afterwards between Milton
Corderv. the cook of the Gibson. and
the police early toda~ For an hour
about day break the cook. armed with
a shot u stood off the police reserve.
OF the DELANEY street station and
a detective and night watch
man.
Frank II. Medley. the mate of the
Gibson was missing today. and may
have been murdered by the crew OF
Inc Gibson who were compelled &c
pump the leaky craft all the way from
Norfolk. Va. to New York.
The trouble on the Gibson began
soon after she sailed from Norfolk
early last week. Before she was clear
Of that ort she was run aground and
when 1oated sprang aleak.
The crew was ordered to the pumps
and TO man them all the
way uD the coast. despite their pro-
tests n it vas reported that the Of
ficers of the Gibson were compelled to
use force to put down the beginnings
of q mutiny.
CT NC" liz Il
son tied up at pier SIS. East river and
the crew We're paid off and discharged.
AT an early hour today CAPTAIN
Bradley. Frank Medley. the mate. and
Milton Cordery. the cook. were leaving
a hotel near the vessel When thev We're
set upon by a dozen men aid to in
clude the members of the crew of the
Gibson and friends whom they had en-
listed. In the fight that ensued Cap
tain Rra61pV rQnaiUa6 Cavorn Cfa n
wounds in the side and shoulder. and
the cook IaS SlaShed in the face.
Captain Bradley ordered the cook
aboard the vessel to prevent any one
boarding her while he went to the
hospital for repairs.
COrderv obeyed orders to the letter
He closed every hatch but one and in
stalled himself in that one with q
shot gun loaded with buckshot. About
dav break today Detective Henry Had
Itch. William McManus. a night
Waterman. and two policemen tried to
board the Gibson to find out what the
trouble was. Cordery warned them to
keep off saving that he would shoot.
The invaders told him thew were DO
lice. but he replied that it made no
difference. and when they kept on
coming. he fired. wounding McManus
in both feet.
Hadlich made a dash for the deck
and was shot in the side with thirty
buckshot. The police reserves were
then summoned and laid siege to the
ook When CAPTAIN Bradley walked
aboard and told the cook to quit it.
+Cordery then surrendered and was
locked up. The Gibson vas sinking
and the CAPTAIN went to the police
station to demand the release Of the
cook to keep her af1oat. He denounc-
ed the police and was hustled into a
cell. despite his protests that his yes
sci would sink.
Frank H. Medley. the mate. was not
seen after the fight in the street. 1t
was feared that he was
In court Captain Bradley was fined
$40 for Interfering with the police
while Cordery. the cook. was held
without bail to await the result of the
injuries to Detective Hc1iicf.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-27
GOV. FOLK FIGHTS FLAMES
Governors Mansion at jefferson City
Damaged to Extent of SIC. 600.

Jefferson City, Mo-, October 23.-The
governors mansion at Jefferson City
was damaged to the extent OF $10,G0U
by fire early today. Governor Folk
his wife and guests had to seek qua--
tiers at a nearby hotel. =
Governor Folk, aroused by the
cracking of the flames, telephoned the
fire department and then attempted to
extinguish the fire with two fire ex-
tinguishers. This proved ineffective,
and after seeing his wife and their Ave
guests safely oct of the mansion, The
governor devoted himself to saving .hc
portraits OF his predecessors in office.
The fire is believed to have started
from a iue in the second story hall
way. After more than an hours laoor
the blaze was extinguished.
The mansion was erected In 1872 at
a cost of $4,000. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.