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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
1TERRO.RISTS GET
COVE RNM'T FUN DSs
Attack Train and Kill Two Cen
erals and Several s soldier Pub
lie Disorder Gr rowing Daily
Through R ussianl 2 oland. NJ
VI Seeds of Revolution s5ISa $Ejsi
s5l Being SoWn. "
IlBY. ssoclatet z tetd Pres s..lA \

WARSAW, July 22S IT wo daring train /;
lrobberies were committed In $! Russlans
Poland sto-d one OF them resulting In
"a 3nconsiderabl Bile loss OF life. As ira from
the frontier station n earby @ bound for
sczenstocho was ca rrying money &rse.ss s
branch or the 8In1perlal Bank, undett pxo-sss
lection OF seven frontier qua I'D dsnnen:&
General luknt, chief Of the frontier guaJd $;
General yYeitenring. chief Of the Gust toms
service of Warsaw, s. Colonel u Brzezicki1as y
and plain La glnn we're passenger s.s ~
fifteen persons i boa I'd ed 81 I he ira Sats
a way sta lion: they evi identl " he'd been Il
waiting NJ for Il, and mad 8 y q NJ e t ttanks en-
the guardstn en-, # who were re- forced by
the officers named. s
8$ A ECU lar; kirmis II 4 fol lowed. u SEhic AK
the two generals, two OF als,. solss
2ders, and one rob bier wet:e XII led and
Colonel Brze ezcki y and IN one obber were \
wounded. .5aAll theswounde ed Ind dead SwereE
taken to- Czenst toe iowa :$
3sB The robbers escaped, f$t king s 900 and \
the arms OF those who had atte tnpted Etpg
defend the train inst rob bbers tsS
M Second r ob berry NJ
jss The second robb was go ornmitt this /
evening on the " yarsaw:-Yie Tenn e H. all Way
six miles from Nv warsaw I'M
Fi While the train wa g u und 9nnss
! causing TIT to stop, Robbers who t,sfs3
aboard jumped out and 4 eized the "A ocossS
motive, and detached tn e mall $Scar ON
the rainSand ran d own the line. MI vi TINY
secured # s37 800 3of i goyern men RI rnoney
The rob bersa aevid ent we're full I'm for!ned
thatSthe trainahad d the m or ley on| board .Ss$
Y hey carried red hag IS. and 4 re- sup
posed to- be lenl berss thes@ POLISH
Esocialis tic par
The train wa Swi thout q gu ard and
hence there wa no IL Citing III nd NJ no.
8casualtie aptnreS1 the rof,TS
ibers ed.
obber4 ho lies funded #atsS selszsnss
sstochoWa as SER itloEl
refuses #to ive3 form atiott AtaqS
geSer rernln
Publ ID a lsord der# IS groWillg aail ys
throi,gl out SR Russian Rola ne! !% NJ To-Sday
panic occurred siil8Ea publ here W 81
Man shots were fired and X one y personSa
was killed, and four Wer e wound ed
3iss believed 4 to have been an g tempt bys
Revolutionary an an
outbreak. 5sl @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
BOY KILLED ONE AND
INJURED TWO OTHERS
(By. 5(.I Associated Press,

P1TTsBURG, July s 2s.-As -.4 AAs the ne
result 8of al mysterious shooting near g.
,Draversburg, Pa, yesterday one man ls
dead. 4 a young woman may de and an & g q
second man is In a serious ondition.E2, Ion
This evening the mystery va $ .} cleared
BY the confession OF Michael ,l ~ ~
sMcKeesport police station and gave him
self 10. Cislo said he shot the two men 1l!la
and the woman. but he did It in self '.Ef,
defense, after he had been robbed l1 ana
thrown into the river. F y iii's Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Sentenced |. NJ; tlo {: Jail.
nv Assoclnted Press.

B FARGO, N. D. July 2s.--E g. Huide-
kope and p. D. Huldekoper.. weal lthy men
Of AIeadville, Pa, and ". 6. Clark oi
this State who was their manage we're w
,entenced to-day by Judge Amidon. IN
tha United States Court, for fencing gov
s,rnnent land in connection With the II Y
ila Missouri Horse Company's ranch IN
lhe Western part of the State, The
Huid dekopers were sentenced to twenty
four hours in jail and hned $1,000 each,
and clark was f1ned $500 and to serve
IN imprisonment In the county jail for
tuenty-four hours. III IS r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
ROQSGVE:LlIEACE
70 4 GET ] ISLANDS. J
Agreed With Garcii; 3 !; sto Rec ON
ii nend Promp pt tomb United 81
State sCpr grsss
DOC UMENTs 81 \ yERED ]
Official pers lin = cuador Gall
Garcia and Ministers
Trait ors..
States COtl gre ssa .3
~ n ~ n n slI Z ~ Y
(By ssociated Press.

Egtt3ySAsSOclated#&f #&fTeSs i4}S
83GUAYAQUIL, ECUADo July 2s. Tho
government t news apers have caused * a
Ssensat ton here by the publ lica ton Q + docu-2
sments found among ex- sident Garcia's
private papers, h one OF which. treats II Of
the sale OF the Galapa gosB Islands to the
United States. It appears That islands
were first offered CAY to- France. Senior
EGarca,s memorandum gay :$3
while at Washington l visited Presi-.
dent Roosevelt, and inquired Into the
question whether the United States was.
disposed to take over the Galapagos
Islands, paying Ecuador 81 900 900 I'M gold
for them, thus 4 recognizing Bcuad or's
sovereignty over the island ds. II NJ RI $Ro ose-
svelt replied that II he h would recommend,
the proposal to Cong gress.ff and was sure
fitswould he accepted. offerng to- appoint
the American minister to + continue the
negotiations at Quito. II 355 81 Ii Il,
X XII "A "a few days later Joseph w Lee,
H the American minis ter to Ecuador. ar
rived In Ecuador, q "a FIJI a u s,s s5
Revolution Stopped tt. I'm
n It appears that the Alvaro revolution,
which resulted In the overthrow OF senor
Garcia, ended the negotiations. The Off
cial papers call Garcia and hts minister
traitors for trying Ii to sell part Of the
national territory. "a
i5lS The negotiations with France are sa Id
to have been interrupted owing q to the
belief that the United States would not
consent to European powers acquiring
the islands. 81
"A meeting was held lat Quito, the capt.
tai. last night to protest against the
- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
1CHOPPEDs MANS lead
0FF,s5Wl..l VI lTlH+ i l n N EAT C LEAVER
! 5(By Associated. Press. J

EAST ST. LoIJ1s, II L., July q. tter
5quarreling for some time in the butcher
shop OF Michael #s Schmidt yesterday,
Schmidt struck Charles Mommertz on
the neck with meat cleaver, Alommertz
staggered outside with his head half
severed fro n his body, and died within
a few moments. When the police ar
rived and arrested Schmidt, he was
calmly VI chopping meat with the same
icleayer that he had used tas a weapon
against Mommertz, Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
LETTERS / {: R TO ARC infect
IN ATT0Rl lEY'S9 HANDS
IlRY Associata Press,l

4 NEW ,,3 YORK, sel July s-A number of
letters written by Relyns5 Nesbit ~ to
stanford White befor| her marriag ge 70
Harry K, Thaw. and The reports Of de-
8tectiyes employed by White. were given
into the custody Of IPtrtct Attorney sL', Je.
rome to-day by Delfcy Nlcoll,.x xcollnsel
for tha family Of 3 fofd ,f, fnlte. Ailss
Nesbtt's letters ares SAID 70 sho Y !. only
friendly feeling fol Whlte. tine dstee- g,
stiyes were emp oyed pS' sY nlte 81 ter he
Z men employed by 2 w,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
LIGHTNING. HIT
UNE RAJ PARTY !. r, J Y
Strange Chapter o1f Accidents
15 During Storm Several Killed 81
and Injured
.CBy5lAssociated

by te 2 f','y q 3875
98 8CLEVELAND,A Ii OH1 @. 4, Jul " 2s.- During
a severe rain and electrical j 81 tornl w ich
swept over this city this a afternoon, TWO
people were y killed while the funeral l&ofi
Mrs. i Y crunp wa 4 n prog ress II q u n O.
Sss2 Sykora Road, nm q Just Il as the min
lister was offering the final prayer a hollt Z
iofslEhtning struck John Cy lisky, a driver
killing him. lIia horse was also killed,
and panic swas y crea ted among the
mourrers# s In another part OF the cit X;
Frank Mum, also driver, was & killed
by q Ills team, Which was frightened By,
the storm and ran oyer him. 4. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
MEN SWAN ASHORE AND
LEFT GIRLS TO DROWN
fRy 4 ssoclated Press. J

MoRR1sToWN, N, u, July ss. Laura
Bossarth,3 Of Mount Holly, and susie
stIltz, Of smithyllle. were drowned ~
Rancocas Lake tonight by the kupsetting
4 bf a row-boat, They We're accompanies
bv stacy Gauntt and Raymond Ramho,.
both OF Mount Holly, who saved theln1i
Jelves by swimming ashore ne youns y
hen tried to slip away thfous !, 4, g eas ans
ander arrest They were observed 70 be
,kylarkIng in the boat inst before twas was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Picnic il Panic.

(gy Associated PTeks) Z Iss s9s "a;
s$yvELLSTOS,s&O IIIC. .&s j uly8s q 8.---Nv nile
the members Of a lodge were holdin 9,
picnic In large grove IA Sprin gffiela
Switch. ar here this afternoon, a bolt
1 OF lightning struck the trees a nd threw
4 stwenty-tWo PEOPLE TO the ground. Nlnt.
1 al then, were rendered unconscious, and I nd
two viii probably die. HI t:sB 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Killed by lightning,
v "a (f3y5A AAssociat ted Press.)

j. AL July y 2s -. go J.
Philips. a we'll known re- lent Of y; Il VI
5etteville. tfic county, was X illed to-day
and his wife and tho tr nj hid 8of MY
and Mrs Iosey We're e !. 5. 8
Nv Il stroke Of lightning. The parents
lof the child found the three dead or
helpless in tl,ss Phillips il ONE hen they
called II or their child. III B; 95 3sF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Trial Of Ice Men.
.(By{ Associated A Pres

7T-9IIT ~ E3y1 AESUCIHtE
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. July ss.--Ihe
second trial Of the ice dealers IN TINS
city. charged with forming a comblEn1ta!-.s n, ,E1t 4
tion to raise prices and maintal IN "a
trust, resulted to-day In q mistrial. the ls
flrst trial, which was concluded ssevefal
days ago, ended In acauittal the lury
on that occasion deciding that no GRIM
.inal intent had been proven. a Az l5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Watson Democrat Again.

b | 9AUGUsTA, q Al duly "a - In a. speech
at Thompson, his home, Thomas E, Wat,
President IN the last eleetion advised the
Populists OF Georgia vote the Demo-
cratic state tleketsson August a2d. and
NOT put out q ticket Of RtheisS own,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
SOUTH AND WEST TO
... HAVE NEW FAST 81 NAL = i.
(By Associated Press)t

4A lby fAssoC1a' tsta z ~, :, - n
$ COLUMBUS. OHIO, July 2s.---O Oficials
81 the Norfolk and Western and the
Pennsylvania lines are arranging for a
new fast mall train connecting c:hlcagoE
with Norfolk, Va, and the West VIII y q me
South in order to shorten the route for for
through mail MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
4 Last of Guillotine.

y PARIS, July 2S, The budget committee,
in taking up the estimates for 100. to-t
day struck out the salary OF n. Diebler,5
Jr., the public eXecutloner, thus fore
shadow!ng the dlsapp rance Of tho Gull
lotine. 5ssg vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
CHICAGO COU.R, 4 n
NOW TER HIM.
Action Begun Yesterday Intended Intended
to Include Standard He; Heads y1:
and Subordinates in In: I 7:
dictrnent--1 1r1ysestiga
ton WILLIE,
Drastic.
fBY Associated Sepress.)

s NEw YORK. July John p. Rookie; I;
4 seller was5s d a passenger on board tn the
steamer Amerika which arrived ron rom
Hamburg to day. In his party we're Mrs. Al ,7
Rockefeller, Miss ,A. r. Turner NJ Miss wv
w. Benjamin Dr. Bigsn #and f s,
cha ries q. Hyde. Tsobert s.. n cCorm'ick.
The American Ambassador 4 4 I Paris. Paris. and l1
Mrs. Mccormick and Mr.. and Mrs Mrs Regi-
naid Vanderbilt we're also pa ssengAers e. o.,
the Amerika3 ID 8S s .S$ s54 5.tsgf a
s5 No attempt was made n To serve f!ls any
Iegal papers on Roekefeller ir 81 con o.
nee ; ,ectlon WITH the proceedings against him lin
at Findlay. q. when he left he Am err erlka y
a 3 Hoboker. Nj Rockefell llerS greet ed 7, 9
group OF newspaper men with a sil1ic. 81 y,
but IN reply to questions. deca h reg IS q fle
had nothing to say about ne y %a1rFah ,1F
rest on a charge of violating & the an VI
trust law. II W cannot talk a bout that
now. he said IS & f
Refuses to Talk.
35 AZ y, ,4 Rockefeller made the same reply
& "a q question whether there 10 any truth
Il, a report that he ha s taken no active
Il part X, the fairs OF the Standard on
4 Company for twelve years. 5.s .1
4 When asked how he iked z Fl nee. ne ne
ia i,eS could mot compare y 70 4 merica
al ali. After posing for his pnotograph
at the request OF "a reporter. ana greet.
ing several friends Mr.. Rocker q a 81
compariied by Mrs Rockefeller and his
son, ,leftthe steamship dock IN an III q a1ito-
mobile. n 5tss
1. ID do you consider yourself, directly or
Indirectly. Responsible for al ny lola tlon,i
On the part Of the standar rd . OIL. Gol'i-s 1
pany OF the antitrust lawss.a' NJ RocRe- s'
feler wa ed, as he en- tered the aug,
mobile. 8. !. ~. !, =.
thing III this direction, he y
a broad smile. ssssg sssg
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i ;T1iW|iIO]|0PE:R|||.s'Oks I ] killed.
/: BY ! ! L|GHTA|INg' |. IN Flash. \: \
Mrs, Gay and Mr.. Hucheson, OF
Alberene, Lose Theil Lives i''s'zgi il
Severe Storm. #
especial 70 The Times 1lspa toni J

y 84 Especial to The Tunes 'lsra toh.)
3ALBERENE, YAa July 2s--Mrs, Will
liam Gay and man nafed Hutcheson
we're killed by lightning Iurlng q thun-
derstorm late yesterday |Yening. They
were standing on. the prch Of Mrs.
ffGay,s residence when Aled. X a
Mrs. Gay leaves a huband and four
children. One OF the chill zen was slightly
shocked, ,etl l,s
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Easy !.
EoSA',!c'c:esIs'. y: !: y !.

4 Positions help. business
opportunities are easy OF ae.5
cess to ayers 81 t$,rimes. Dis
8patch&Want Ads.
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are upbuilders Of busif,cass Y ~ y /
all business Try then, fottt
d while and note the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-13
.JEWELRY
THE DlNING-ROOM

is used oftsner than almost any other loom in
the house. That is why 1t should be III de
the most comfortable spot, and be p'easingly
arrang u,
Without cut glass and silverware dining
room makes little impression and is hardly
home like. A few pieces tastiiy arranged
will make better effect than many OF them
placed indiscriminetely
A silver fern dish puts finish to the table
and liyens up the room. A silver SET is need
ed TO decorate the sideboard. A few cut glass
pieces 80 erranged as 10 contrast with the tea
set will make the sidehoard as il should be.
The cut glass required are decanters, berry
bowls and fruit dishes. The only other
silver piece that should he in evidence is the
candelabra.
Ifyou want your dining room to he just so
have the bread trays and other trays # silver.
Even the crumb tray and scraper should be
sllver-plated.
The steel knives should have silver-plated
handles TO match the silver-plat' d spoons,
knives and forks.
If you are not satisf d unless your dining
room is properly fitted, you are undoubtedly
particular about your own person. IL is just
as well that you are A little attention to
your ownself begets attention from others.
Wear diamond ring or two. lOcket. watch
and chain. As the chain is more in evidence
thar the watch or the leeket, you may rs
we'll wear the best there is--the guaranteed
TX Gold Chain.
Let us tit out the diuing-roOm a. well ss
yourself. Piiecs vtrt rsspnahle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-13
s-~--~,---~~---------- -,------------>>e>-
THIS WEEK AN
IMPORTANT
SALE
AT Price Savings
of Commanding
Interest to All

Children's Ready -mnde Underskirts, 12ic /,
Children's White School Aprons. i24c.
Samples All-wool Ladies' Flsnnel Waists
81 IN $l.50 values, 69c.
Samples Ladies' Mohair Waists, 81 value,
for 6ac.
Ladies' Flannelette Kimonas. 25c.
ladies' Ready made Knit skirts, Csc.
I.adies' Tan Pony Jackets. IS value, $5.9s.
Ladies' Tan and Black 4s-inch Long Coats
s. value. s6.as.
'uian,s' Coats, long and short, CSC.
Ladies' Cloth Dress Skirts, i.50 value. Csc.
Ladies Cloth Dress Skirts, 81 so value,
sl.49
Ladi 8 Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, csc.
One lot Rufiied Muslin Curtains, Sl.00
vslue, 69c.
One lot Nottingham Lace Curtains. $50
value. 9sc.
One lot White Embroidered Pillow shams,
25c value, lie.
One lot White Embroidered Bureau Scarf,
2Sc value, l5c.
One hale heavy ysrd-wide Cotton, sc.
One bale fine 40-inch Brown Cotton, DC.
One bale fine and heavy 40-inch Sea Island
Cotton. &c.
One case Apron Ginghsms Remnants. ele.
CANT value, DC yard.
Pemnauis Heavy Canton Flannel, So ysrd.
Canton Flannel. extra heavy, l2ic quail
ity, 10.
Outing Flsnne's, light and dark aiaort-
meni, 6c yard.
Infants White Flannel, l2ic yard.
Allwool Red Flannel, l9c yard.
One case Dress Ginghams. Sc yard.
] OF fancy Waist Silks, Goo value. 25c yard.
Children's Heavy Wool Mitts, &c.
Large double White or Grey Blankets, 69o
value. soc.
A l2-4 extra heavy White Blanket, $3.50
Y, lue, sl.9s.
Satne Bed Comforts. eSc.
f}ieached Shak, Flannel, &c value. 6sc.
Mems Heavy Cancels Hair Undershirts,
&c value, Csc.
Iadies' Embroidered ard Lace Handker-
chiefs l2tc value, SC.
White Lace Stripe Curtain Swisses. 7sc q
yard.
White Snow Flake Swiss Curtain Materials,
esc yard.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-13
Babies in mo Children" Flat.

When Henry williamson erected the
Winons Apartment in Pittsburg,
be decreed that children, dogs and cats
should be barred. There are eight suites
in the building, and he did not have any
trouble in renting them to eight nice
young married pairs, not one of whom
had children, dogs or cats. That was about
six months ago Three months ago the
stork got busy and decided to show Mr.
Williamson that be was running things
TO suit itself. Since then the mischievous
old bird has dropped pretty little babies
into seven of the fats, and people in the
eighth expect visit, too, in the very
near future. Neighbors now refer to the
fats as the "Stork Apartments" and
Williamson is trying to figure out how
he can cancel the leases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-13
AIEXA ANDRIA VA TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL 1906.
Altxanoria GazsriY.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRi-wEEKLH AT
GAZETTE BUILDING. $40 d 312 PRINCE
STREET.
TERMS: Daily--l year. $500; 6 months,
$3.50; 3 months, sl:25; / month, As cents;
week, 10 cents.
3 months. 75 cents; month, rs cents.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex'
ceed theirspace unless theexcess is paid foi
at transient rates, and under no eircum'
stances will they be allowed TO advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notices must be paid Tor
IN advance.
Resolutions in memouam. Of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, VIII
My be printed in the paper as advertise
msnts. -.
Entered at the Postofiice of Alexandra, VIZ
ginia, as second-class NATTER
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REIGN OF TERROR.

Pittsburg last night was laboring un-
der tremendous excitement, terrorized
by the series of crimes of the past 10
days, the perpetrators of nearly all OF
which have escaped undiscovered.
Women are remaining indoors after
nightfall, and even men avoid the streets
that are not well lighted and frequented.
Emboldened by the apparent helpless
ness of the police and detective forces OF
the city, the highwaymen and burglars
have apparently extended their opera
tions into broad daylight, rs well as
working under cover of darkness.
At4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
corner of Sixth avenue and Wood street,
one of the most crowded spots in the
heart OF Pittsburg, and within q few
hundred feet Of police headquarters,
Mrs. A. G. Boykin was assaulted and
robbed by two men, who made theil
escape.
The series of crimes of the past IL
davs has been increased within "a hours
by three murders, number of highway
robberies, accompanied by violence, anc
the cruci6xion of a woman.
The crucifxion case was brought to
light by the screams of a woman in
tenement on Forbes street, near the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Mile. Neigh
bors rushed in and found Mrs.. Jear
Mitchell, l9 years old, iu the kitchen,
huddled in a kneeling position on the
floor, with both hands nailed to the
draining board of the sink, with Int
blood running down her arms. Along
side the hands lay hatchet, the weapon
which had driven the two big nails ane
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which was then used to draw them out.

which was then used Ia draw them out.
The woman was unconscious and was
taken to a hospital When she recover
ed she merely said that when she entered
her fiat that morning something struck
her on the back of the head, and she
felt herself drawn toward The sink. her
hands pressed against The board and two
nails driven in. The p'lic- have al
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Mitchell, and the husband If the nurian.
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