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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Ginfommeniteiter itebt gleiHfaGs i'm
Elan. Iltd perben Heformen i'm $50
li5eilpeien uno anoeren oifentlideu
Sienlt5lueigen perbeiBer.
Gum 9eiten Ser 9ouern.
petersburg, 6. Sept. - Gas
3ilr &cgeIlng ser 2anofrage ernannte
Gomite bat Seror6nungeu barber
%entmorien, ipie Ole &ronlGnoereien bel
Der Iusbebmng oeS Beetles Der 0oll.
ern benutt mcrbcn iolcn. 9ie in 8e.
tradt fommenoen 21noereien umfai.
ien Elm Slreal bon bier Milionen Del.
i1tines, Die 8eiammteinfiinfte bon
$3,500,0O0 oblperfen. Gas 2ono miro
in fleinen Yar5eaen nerfouft meroen
ouf Scr 9oiis Der &opitoliiirung oes
burdidnittlidcn Sobreseinfommens
fiir bic lebten brei Sabre. Ger Yreis
iiberiteiat nidt Oos 3man5i9fade Ser
iGbrlid)en Eodt. Gin beionoerer Gre
Dit miro fir sic ltm5ugsfoiten &c.
m1brt merben, no ole lleuen @igel,-
tbiimer nidt 9eipo6ner Der 0iItrifte
limo, in melden ibr nelles @igentbum
gelegen lit, unb eS miro linen foiten.
frci Sols geliefert iperoen fir Den
@au bon @obn6Guiern uno Sdel,s
nplt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
2mftidiffer t6otlid) Dcrlctt.

GEM it 0 II. We, 6. September
Son Dem Blnb Ser Niisltenung oes
Staatcs Maine itiegen geltern Nad)-
mittag sic beruismGBigep 2uftihiiier
Carl Smith aus 9rofton, Iaii., uno
Irl. Soa Wterriq aus Bolton uor eli.
nem groBen Tltblifum uuf. 9ls Der
gaaon lid in elmer 'Sobc Don t25
Sub befano, idauang iid Smitb aui
oas Srupe5, nm oen SaQidirm oauon
All loien, oos Sell, mcldes bas ira.
peg belt, rib ober uno Smitb %ltiirste
in sic Siefc uno brad bas 9ruitbein,
Siiite uno Mrme. Gr mlroe belpubt-
los ms Soipital geihafft, oiirfte
a6er i6lperlib am 2eben erbalten
ueroen. Cine poli5eilide Inter.
iuduna lit 0arii6er an @anee, oa,
mie es beibt, 5lpei Neger oas Srape5-
ieil angeidnitteuI baben. Sri. Ner.
riQ lieB Iid IN g%nifernung elmer bal.
ben Weile an 5aaihirm obne unfaa
berinter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Gbieueo,S 81, 6. september
Sobn slleranber 9ouie bat geitern
bonn .tSbilob &omie" IN 3ion . Gitp
aus einen flammenOen Hroteit geeen
Ailbur Glenn Dolipa erboben, Der
i'm 3ablreider frummer Hraftifen
lino 0ergeben angeflagt bate. Gas
ansfiibrlide S6riititiid proteitirt ma.
mentlid sesen Die linn o%orseporiene
Smmoralit1t. Beridnuenomgsiudt.
fnIife NehnungsabIegung, MiB.
branh anpertrauter Tonos uno Sch.
rem polpsamiider Natir, lauter Or.
finbungen YoIipa's. Der i'm ieiner
autoritdt beraiibt uno bic ibm gebiib.
renbe 'SteIIuns aIs Jiibrer uinrpirt
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Tilipimus inter iidD.

GAicogo, Sn.. 6. September
llngeidbr 60 pelt Den an ben ameri'
faniid)cn Go0egs uno ltniuerlitdten
Ses mittIeren @eitens ltlioirenoen
3aipino lStu6enten, BON oenen Die
gr6Bere 3abl oui &egierungsunfolten
ltaSirt, balten bier einen Gorpcnt ob
ppeds A~nbabmung uertrauterer BE.
3iebungen inter chamber. Die 3ubl
Der in ben Ser. Staaten, ltuOirenoen
GilipiuoS betragt nabe an 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Stenslano's Mmsliefernng.

sSielelbe madt Dem StoatSoeporte.
ment feline Sorgen. - Gogegen
limo transport. SocilitGten id)per
ST ,baben. - Siilis . Staatson.
malt uno 3eitungsmam ais De-
putirte Der &e9ierutg.
in o II, 6. September.
- CHARLES 8. 9inns, GbeiIGlerf in
Dem 9iireau oes StaatSanmalts pon
Goof . @ountp, 81, bra6te beute
Illslieierungs : Yopiere fir saul
Stenslono nad bem St~aatsoeporte.
ment. 9ieielben Siirftcn ieood iiber.
fliilig iein, GA Scr elllslicferung feline
Sfppierigfeiten i'm @ege liegen nno
eS iidJ MIR Inn SrGnsportationS ia.
cilitatcn banoelt. Gas StaatSoepar.
tcmcnt bat iidj entIdloiieu, Ben Stills
Staotsanmalt Olien uno Srn. Gas.
Sen Gbicago 3eitungsmanm,
mel6' 9eioe IStenslano feltnabmen,
per Sable 81 ~mltoriiiren, Sen @efan.
genen nad sen Ser. Staaten 81 brin.
gen. gs iino fir, Die transportation
3mei @ege often. @ntpeocr miiiien
ore Srei auf einem &anOelsoampfer,
pelder it'd brett nad Sen Ser. Staa.
len besiebt, Yaiiaae nebmen ODER
nber abparten, bis bos 9unbes- Slot.
ten . 8efrieuidiif n@lacicr," ipeldes
in orei @od)en in Nem-Dorf faaig lit,
in Songer anbGlt. Ger r@lacier"
bat 5lpar nod feline Snitruftionen CT.
baltcn, unb menn Die 8lotten.Sffi-
5icre ibren @eg ba6cn, miro Stens'
lano a1f eilcn Sanoelsoampfer nod
oen Ser. Staatcn gebra6t, benn es
lit ibnen Elm MbidelL zines ibrcr
S6iffc 5ltm transport bon @efange.
nell ucrlucubet 5u ieben. Gin bonn
Staots Oeparfement atsgeltellter
Saitbciebl miro iofort per YoIt naf
Sanger geianbt, onnit, menn ser &c.
iangene in Ncm-Dorf anfomnlt, Der
lelbe nidt ctluo bur6 iuriitii6e&niiie
iciue 6retbeit erlan9cn fam. Ser
Erdiibcnt lclbit Bat Gin srpBcs Sntc.
reiie fiir ben SAL an Sen Gag gelegt.
StensIun b's $4,000.
Is bieago, 6. September. - Ter
MaIicnpermalter Setter bon Ser Der.
frahten ,WiAuoufee . Mpcnne 9onf"
bat ioIgenbes Selegramm pomS dab.
omtaiefretGr erbaltcn:
Ser Stills StaotsiefretGr fat
sen Erofurotor bes Staatsoeportc.
mcnts betreffs ser $4,000 coniu
tirt. nelde Sten&lono in ser frnn5os
iiiden @anf 81 Sangcr oeponirt Fat.
Der Yrofnrator iiebt feinen anoeren
@eg fir sic often, ols baB Sic oas
@elo in llebcreinItimmlmg nit Dem
@dIet, weldem Die fran50iiid)e @ant
in Songer nnteruorieu lit, nit BE.
idlag legen laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Saft ami ben stnmp.

9ath Me., 6. September.
ariegsicfretGr 7aft bot gcitern Abeno
bier in Scr charlottesville" Dor ei-
ner aroben 3uboreridait cine Gam
pagnereoe scbalten unb sroBen gci-
faa aefunben. gr purSe ourd s. s..
Scmal, ser friiberen &oniul Der
Ser. lStaatcn in 9amaii, oeiien Soft
er lit, Der 8erlonrmIuna uoraeitellt.
Seman iprah Don laft aIs Dem
.ipabriheinliden Radfoleer oesasrd-
lioentcn Rooieoelt." Seute beeiebt
iid 1aft mieoer nad Nurrap Ban,
gonooa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Der Grcnscr y8oiton" serettet.
oilhinaton, .. s., 6. Se

@aibington II, .. g., 6. Sept.
= COMMANDER Gofiman pon Dem
ge%senwdrtig i'm Safen BON 9eaing.
bam, @uib., befirOliden &reuser
Bottom" meIder fiir3lit BET Sen
Eedboop . STieIn alf elm &oraaenriff
mlfgeiabren mar, fat an 6os Warine.
Gepartement sic brabtlihe Weloung
getangen laiien, Dab baS in bns Sdiff
einoringenoe @alfer nunmebr inter
Gontrole itebe uuo Dab Soffnung be.
itebe, Sas @aiier aus Dem 0ren5er
binnen 8nrjem gaa3 ans5npnnipen,
porauf oerielbe iid bebris &eparatlir
mad 9remerton begeben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07


len uno ..~, rl..1
6elterperf i'm Senat geben.
@e{ 6 lagnebm Der
~ loab.",
9as Staatsoepartement mics auf
telegrapbii6em @ege Den 9otidafter
Sbompion in Werifo an, ben Sbat5e+
Italr6 binlihtlih oer9eihlagnebmung
Der amerifanii6en SiiberI6made
nMloob" in ser Ndbe Der &iiite BON
Yucatan ourd oas m%erifanilde aa.
nonenboot ugreio" gu ermitteln. Der
9etriebsleiter Mun BON ser nGillf
6iiberies So" in 8alpelton, melber
Dos belflagnabmte Sobr5eug gebort,
perlidert in llebereinittmmIng NIT
Ben o%orliegenben EreBoepeihen, Die
yalonb" babe Die 5iiherei in ben
merifaniifen 8epaiiern niht ausge-
iibt, ionoern babe iid cine Seemeile
non ser merifaniid)en &iiite entiernt
non ser Stromung treiben laiien. SIS
miro Ser 9eri6t Des amerifaniiden
aonIuls in Marioa eiuaeforoert mer.
Sen, uno iolten iif Die Mnga6en be-
itGtigen, 10 werben sic merifaniiden
geborocn 5fpeiiellos bel ser 9eurtbei.
lung ser Safe Miloe malten laiien.
Neue &edt d eibung.
Ser Weiiung bes Y~rGiioenten &c.
mGb bat ser Regierunesorilder beute
bamit begonnen, 'oie 8iidlein, in mel.
den sic 300 mad Der neuen Heht-
idreibung buflta6irten @orte ent-
Ibalten iino, melhe Der "Simpliiieo
Spelling 8oaro" 5uiammengeitent,
an sic peri6ieoenen Hegierun9s-De.
%partenents 81 pertbeilen, bamit Die
ueue IeGtidreibung in alien 3egie-
rllngs- Yublifationen beo6ahtet wiro.
guf Dem &orietblatt Ser Siidlein
iinb sic @orte georudt: pauf @ei-
Jung oes ErGiibcnten ergebt 'bas fol.
genoe Ser5eifniB bon @orten, aus
lpel6em sic repioirtc Gehti6reibung
| 5u erieben lit, an ale &egiernn9s.Ge.
partements gum @ebraid. Mue Wfa.
nuifripte fiir Gerofientlidunge1, oie
in Scr HegierungsOruderei gebrudt
mcroen lolen, iolten in lle6ereinltim-
mling NIT Sem GerSei6niB gelfrieben
meroen."
Marine 4ngcIegenbei.
ten.
MarineiefretGr 9onoparte miro
om 0onnerltag icine 9batigfeit i'm
Mariue ! Gepartement Wieber ani-
nebmen. Cine an5abl wihtiger gin.
ge~legenbeiten BART Der Grleoignng
ourA i'm, oarltntcr Der 9crid)t iiber
Die Gollilion Der .Mlubama" mo Der
.Sainois" uno Ser Gontraft fir
Gunpifciiel iiir sic rNcw-9orf" unb
Die ,Maliadyuietts."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07

Seforoerung
8a9rideinlit
als Dunbert d
gegen nae oi
urper5eiblib
ibnen Ser il
ipurbe ullb !
bleiben mil
bent ieinen
lladbaltiges
len un0 a.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Nnn aud spanien?
6eipamnte Se5ie9mngen s,uiiden Der
Hegicrnng mnb benz 8atifan.

6eipanmte gesie9mngen suiiden Der
&eaiernns nno Dem @atifan.
Die Serbanoluneen ser iranjoiti6en
giidoie uno gr5biihoie bis jebt
obne Geiultat. = 3pei SpIteme
ipabrl9einlid. giae5 iiir Die
Stdbtel uno zines fir Die 2ano,
beqDltepl1trg. r. 9luti9e &runalle
in ltngnrn. - Der Trdbes Union
GpngreB in 2ioerpool itimmt fir
Den northumberland fir aae orga-
nilirte gr6eit. - Gin @inf bon
Dem Gel6iinoeten. - Sapan ell.
piieblt gn9lano algemeine
@ebrpili6t.
Mabrio, 6. September. - Die
gelpannten ge5iebltngen 5milhen
Spanien uno Dem @atifon beidGitis
gen Die Nuimerfiamfeit Der geiamm=
ten fponiiden Treiie uno oes Tubli-
fums. Die liberalen 3eitungen taoeln
Die acknowledgements Der Gcgiernng
idy1ri uno oerlangen Die annabme
bon ertremen WoBregeln, eilllhlieB.
lid Ser nlrperjiieIiben SerOummllng
oes Gbnforoats, obne Dab man oilf
sic 4nnabme zines @eiebes martet,
melhes Die religioien 8eieai6aften
betriiit.
Sod fein eu'Itat.
8aris, 6. Sept.-8ie perlautet,
boben bie 9iidoie unb Gr5biidofs,
iif bier periammeln, umgSegc
si finoen, mie Dem ncllen 8irdenge.
iet @eniigc gcleiltet merben fam,
obne oas oie @eiebc Der STRIDE iibers
tretcn merbcn, nod fein Ocfinitlpes
Geiultot e%r5ielt. Die FrGlaten icbcn
Elm, boB unmoalid baiielbe Spltem
fir Stobt nnb 2anb nngelpanot iper-
ben fam. Seoe Gio5eie bat iid IA.
Der in Scr 3ufunft in entipredenocr
ein5iiridten. Gs perloutet, Dap
oie grGlaten feinen &orid)lag 5ilr
MISUNDERSTANDING beS Status Auo
MAIDEN meroen, bis I'M Ge5ember,
mann bos 8eiet in &roft tritt. Sails
Die Hegierung iid cntiblieBen loatc.
ocn alerlts aus ben Gio5eien 81 trei.
ben, pirb bos .Gpisfoput peitcrc
Sdrittc t%rcffen, i'm ieinc, Snterelien
5u wobren. Serner u%crlortet, oab
oie Yrieitcr nidlt Dor, ben gcidliinen,
in Der Gonfercr5 .dttgenonmet
lueroen, in aenntniB aejctt merDcrL
bis Der YopIt OicicIben lanftionirt
hot.
Gin Sffi5ier unb5eGn Spi
Daten crtrunfen.
9ufareit 6. Sept. = &dbreuo
ser gcmcini6oitliden 2nno. uno
Seemanoper gu Gonlton5a fcnierEe
Elm nit Soloatcn beiettcs Boot, mdb.
reno cS iih I'M Sdlepptou zines Cor.
.peooboots bcfono, lno 5ebn Soloo-
ten unh Gin Sffi5icr %ertronfcn.
WIutigc Gramallc
9nbapeit 6. Sept. = 9tod) Ell
ncr tclcgrapbiihen Melouna aus
Iiitme baben BORT ernltc &roluolle
srpiibcn &rooten, iucld)c cine 2cmon'
ltrotion peronitolteten, nno Wagpa-
rem itottgcfunoen. Die Yoli5ei lob iid)
sun Ginihrciten peronloBt, Inn Den
Sumulten SIT ltellern. 3ablreidc Ser
ionen trilgcn &crlctitngen oopon nno
cine Men9e Gerbaftun9en murocn
poroenommcn.
Gie Gonflifte cntitonbcn 5peifellos
in Solee oeS befannten, in5nild)cn
bon ser frootiifen 2anocsregicrnng
o%uigebobenen 9eid)Iniies bes 8e-
meinoerotbs bon Maram, in bent Der
MISUNDERSTANDING oes olten aonig.
reidys 2rootien unter Der Sdbsburgcr
8rone oas @ort gereoet ipurbc. Ter
9eidluB bot bel ben Wo9parcn Die
..c H.L.Iln .,L,n.,.fn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-07
Sramm ucridxISctc ibren Sob.
6 oIumbus, g., 6. Septembe'

eolum b s, D, 6. september.
1ic 81 Sabre ulte leoise Minnie
Moraan Don bier gerietb iiber einen
5rmlm, ben lie in p~erfloiiener Naht
bate = cs trGumte ibr, elm Neger
molle Tic ermoroen, berart in Shref.
fen. oaB lie cinen 0er5id)lag befnm
unO Gllb nad)Jer peribico. ssn ibrcr
a%hIreguna ~itiir5te lie nit Dem &C.
lbei: Gin GROCER Ncser ltebt iiber
mcinem Bette, INN midi nit einem
Meiier 81 ermoroen," aus ibrcm
3inmcr )inans, ianf bcipnbtlos 81
gooen uno itarb. mubrideinlid in
6olge zines 8ersleioens.
CA0To11A.
Atsstdis 10iaS ats, Die lhr lmm9 9etllh ~
::::;' IMzZ1M
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
no Newport News Citizen Can r
Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL NO. / comes
from the kidney secretions. They will
warn you when the kidneys are sick.
Well kidneys excrete a clear, amber
fluid. Sick kidneys send out thin,
pale and foamy, or a thick, red, Ill.
smelling urine. full of sediment and
irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the back. Back pains. dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute. tell YOU
OF sick kidneys and warn you of com
Ing dropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis
ease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently. .
Here's Newport News proof:
Mrs. A. e. Hemming. wife of A T..
Hemming. the well-known store keep
er, of 529 Thirty-fourth street, says:
Just when | saw Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised in the Newport News pa.
pers to cure kidney complaint in any
form. was suffering with dull ach-
Ing In the small of my back and loins.
l had other attacks in the past. al
ways aggravated on the contraction
of a cold and the action and condi-
ton of the kidney secretions plainly
indicated that those organs required
attention. In fact, was about used
up when got box. The remedy
proved to be just what required.
Mr.. Hemmng. convinced that Doan's
Kidney Pills could be depended upon
from the benefit received. tried the
remedy, and is Just as positive as
that 1t is very valuable
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
y. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's-and
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
FROM WORLDLY VIEW
Or. hu lIll Says Religion Is Good
YIELDS THE LARGEST PROFITS
Three Meetings Addressed by the
Evangelist Yesterday "sanctifica.
ton" interestingly Discussed. An.
nouneeUents for Today's Services.
(sy REV. o. S. HENkEL.)

.,At I:45 yesterday morning
seadly number of men assembled at
trinity Methodist church to hear Dr.
Munhall talk, He described four
communities--tw where the religion
CT Jesus Christ has been fostered and
eeileVed and two where ungodliness
prevailed The contrast was wonder.
ful indeed. From q worldly stand.
point and as commercial invest.
ment Christianity yields larger per
cent. of profits than railroads stocks,
shipyards. bonds or anything else. DR..
Munhall will answer some questions
tomorrow propounded to him at this
service.
AT 3 O'Clock in the afternoon there
was decided increase i'm the attend
ance and the great evangelist was in
splendid trim. His subject. "Sanct-
fication." was stated both Scriptur-
lily and logically.
This subject has been much contro.
verted-largely by those who knew
little of it, either from the Bible or
experience. psychology is doing much
towards a better understanding of this
important subject.
Sanctification is enjoined upon all
believers in Christ, Without saucti.
ticatioh no one can be used of Cod
~hen God begins to use he begins to
sanctify. 1t means dcliverance from
the power Of sins. The doctrine is
not by any means peculiar to the
Methodist church-It can be found I'm
almost all Of the creeds. Setting
apart to sacred use is the begin.
ming of the work. 1t effects our i,i-
flcial standing before God and our
moral standing IN the world. Some are
waiting for the second blessing. they
are entitled to receive a million. IN
stead of seeking sinless perfection.
which Is a condition, seek Jesus who
Is the sanctifier. The highest at
tainment in holiness, or holy life. S
only reached through the Holy One.
The rain storm hindered the nigh,
meeting, as to the size of the audience
The song and praise service began
promptly on time and was much ell
]oyed by all present. Some new and
beautiful music was rendered. Prof.
Lowe is well sustained by the SPLEEN.
did choir, The music is growing
more attractive with each service.
Announcements for today were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27

made as follows: Mems meeting at
Trinity Methodist church at liza a.
M; ut p. M. DR.. N1unhall will con.
tinue the discussion of the subject
Sanctification-its results. Childrens
meeting at 1880 D. m, by Prof. Lowe
at Trinity Methodist church.
& Prayer meetings at 3 y. NJ at Grace
Methodist, Trinity Methodist and at
the Twenty-fourth Street Church of
Christ, on Sunday
There is Green Hill far Away"
was beautifully sung by Prof Lowe
Or. Munhall excused himself from
presenting his illegal argument" and
stated that the subject would be pre-
scented tonight.
The text used: John Wat: "He
that believeth in me hath everlasting
life" One of the most difficult
things TO do Is to state subject as it
ought to be stated before popular
audience How. who. what. How be.
lieveth-Whom believe.-what be.
lieve. Most persons believe historic.
ally the story Of Jesus Christ. This
head faith and can't save-only hear.
faith can save. This kind of faith
turns away from sin. and points to
God.
Whom beGeye-Saving faith is nat
a system of doctrine but in a livinc
person Belief in practices ami Gus.
toms and methods only ninders-ai-
ter all there must he II coming to
Christ You are not tausn. 10 pray
Ter justification or salvation--it does
not come that way-it comes by faith
in Jesus You, cannot pray until YOU,
come to Him. There is no merit in
faith-faith don't save-Iesus Christ
Is the Saviour. Faith is the coupling
on TO Christ and then Christ moves
you on 10 heaven.
What believe Believe that you
have. not that YOU are to get, but
lave. present tense. everlasting life.
Some persons get the blues and begin
to doubt. But you are saved, if yo,i
believe. Just as certainly on a law as
Il high barometer Don't let the
blues cheat you out of this knowl-
edge.
God has given US his word as an
infallible chart and by it we may
know what the condition is-study the
chart. We are not saved because we
feel coed, but we feel good because
we aIc saved-but even then our
feeling are not a safe guide. The
word of God infalibly settles this
matter. Let your feelings go-but
lay hold of Christie that believeth
ON Him hath everlasting life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
SERIES OF sAIPwREcks.
The Most sinGnlnr Chain Of Marine
Accidents on Record.

accidents on Record.
The most singular series Of ship
wrecks OH record began with the loss
Of the English mercl,antmnn Mermaid,
which WAS driven on the rocks of Tor
res strait in October 1899 The officers
and crew cIuug TO the shattered vessel.
ledge, until II few minutes before the
doomed ship went 10 pieces, passing
frigate picked them up.
The Swiflsllre. as the latter craft
was called. resumed her northward
course. to he foundered in n terrific
gale three days later
Her combined crews were saved bt
the warship Governor Ready. en- voy.
age TO India. May is. 1880 The last
named, overtaken by storm. was
stranded on barren coast, her thrco
crews to man succeeding in reach,
ing the shore.
After staying week on the nhos-
pitable island they were taken of by
the revenue cutter Comet which few
days later sprang leak aud sank in
spite of all efforts to save her.
Fortunately rescue ship was again
on hand, the four crews being saved
by the Jupiter.
Even then. however. the chain of Ills.
asters was not broken, for the Jupiter
Just as she was entering the harbor OF
Port Rattle turned turtle and went
down with scarcely a moments warn.
ing. Her crews barely escaped with
their lives, to be picked up by boat
sent to their aid.
Thus the crew Of the Mermaid was
wrecked FIVE times in one voyage, that
of the Swiftsure four times, Of the
Governor Ready three times and the
Comet twice.
The rescues had been purely acciden-
tai in every case. none Of the ships
having been sailing as consort or
even to the same port
Though the weather had been tenn
pestuous and the escapes barely made,
not life had been lost.
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Report Thai Steamer KanaWha Was
Attire Denied.
WITHOUT FOUNDATION, AGENTS SAY
Norfolk & Washington steamer
Washington Leaves Yard After I'm
dergoins overIlaulins-o. .. Liner
Monroe Out Of Dock.
Steamer.

A report circulated here Yesterday
afternoon that the British steamer
Kanawha. which sailed from this
port for London with a cargo of ex-
ports. on Tuesday. was afre in her
aft hold while leaving Hampton
Reads. was denied at the local Office
Of Furness. Witty Il Company yes
tcrday afternoon.
The agents of the Kanawha stated
that If such had been The case. Cap.
tain Maxwell would have reported
the matter TO the local Office as soon
as the vessel had reached Cape Henry
and no such report was received
here.
The pilot of the Virginia Pilots
Association who took the Kanawha
to sea would have also reported such
q fire TO the local Office of the Pilots
association and Captain Dardcn, the
agent here. stated yesterday after
noon that no such report was re-
ceived.
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Snfc.

In medieval German tale II says
that the parish council Of small vii
iage met one evening to discuss GER
tain improvements in the water sup.
ply. In this debate the towns one
Waterman entered the room quietly,
placed In n corner his lantern and
spear and sat down to listen to the mr.
gument. Suddenly councilman turn.
ed to him fercely
"Fritz." he cried. what are you doing
here? Who is to watch that nothing is
stolen in the village?"
Fritz, with an easy smile, answered:
who is there to steal anything7 we
are all here?'
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An odd House.

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