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The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
YOUNG COOPER
ARRIVES IN ST.
LOUIS
Unique Character, Who Was
Sensation in East Visits
Mound City.

st. Louis, Sept. PAL. T. Cooper,
the man who has created a sensation
throughout the east, and who is
rapidly acquiring national reputa-
ton, arrived in st. Louis yesterday
Cooper is president of the Cooper
Medicine Company, of Dayton, Ohio,
and has made a fortune within the
past few years estimated at several
millions, by the sale of two prepare,
tions, which are claimed to be very
unusual, and which are said to accom-
plish remarkable results.
Cooper spends his time travelling
from city to city introducing these
remedies and in this manner he has
acquired the fortune he now pos
sesses.
Cooper is said to be a very re-
markable character, and a man with
eccentric ideas; one of his beliefs is
that a certain part of his income
should be devoted to charitable work.
and he is said to give thousands Of
dollars to the poor in each city that
he visits.
His charitable work is original, as
he is continually devising new meth
DDS of making money give the most
pleasure and relief possible.
The most remarkable feature Of
Coopers work is what is known as
his Three minute removal of deaf.
ness" In cities visited by him with.
In the past year he has appeared
nightly before large audiences and
offered to make any one hear If they
would come UP on the stage. Reports
from Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Detroit,
Cleveland and Louisville, and other
cities, seem to indicate that Cooper
actually did as he claimed.
Each night he is said to have re-
moved, before thousands of people,
cases of deafness in about three min.
utes' time with one Of his prepare.
tions. The accounts of his work ap.
peared in all of the leading "dailies"
of the east, and people of the country
The sale of his preparations Is said
to reach enormous proportions within
week after Cooper arrives in a city.
Whether he will be as successful In
St Louis as elsewhere remains to be
seen.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
DEPUTY SANDERS RETURNED
LAST NIGHT FROM MOBILE

Chief Deputy Sanders, who went to
Mobile yesterday in response to a
message stating that two prisoners
wanted in Pensacola, were held in
iail there returned last night, having
one of them, a negro named King, in
custody.
The other, who it was thought was
one of the Jail breakers, proved to
he another man. and was released.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
COMPLIMENT TO
CAPT. O'BRIEN
NORFOLK PARTIES NAME THEIR
YACHT AFTER HIS DAUGHTER,
MISS ILA.

A recent issue of the New York
Marine Journal contained the follow
ing regarding Capt. j. Ed. O'Brien,
which will be read with interest here:
THE marine hospital steamer John
M. Woodwork, formerly the yacht
Dagmar, has been sold to the Coast
wise Dredging Company, of Norfolk,
Va, and will again be converted into
yacht. The owners of this vessel
pay Capt. ]. Ed. O'Brien, president of
the American Pilots Association,
pretty copliment by naming this craft
lila for Capt. O'Brlen's 15-year-old
daughter, besides being a proof of his
popularity since becoming interested
in manufactures in Portsmouth across
the river from Norfolk"
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
Thirty-elqht Captured.

wilma. Russia, Sept. 24.-Thirty-
eight men belonging to the revolu-
tionary military league who have
heen working among the troops, have
been captured here. Important let
ters revealed the leagues workings
in other garrisons were seized.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
THOMAS DIXoN'S PLAY
Is BARRED At MACON

Macon, Ca, Sept 24-Thomas Dix,
on's play, The Clansman," booked to
appear here Wednesday night, will not
be permitted to be given by order OF
the mayor in view Of the race riot of
Atlanta. 1t is deemed unwise to per
NIT the play. Steps will be taken to
keep the show out of all theaters in
Georgia. The public does not favor
its second appearance.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
TerSeIy Told

Answers to want ads. at this office
b be called for: "F.," "A. B. c.
Housekeeper," N P.," "S. r. Co..
h. l.. D." "Woodsman," Filler"
Reference" Farm"
DR.. J. A. Mcdonald returned yester-
pay from Bagdad.
Emmett Wilson, of Mariana was in
he city yesterday on a short business
Eist.
Among the naval stores operators
in the city yesterday were I. B..
Young, of Nixon, Fla; w. H. Hoskins.
P Hoskins, and c. S . Sessions, of
DellwOod, Fla.
There are quite a number Of classi-
lied ads in The Journal already for
OOms board. etc. This shows very
Exclusively that the time has already
arrived 10 advertise your rooms.
Ed. f. Sharp and family, of Phila-
|dephia, arrived in the city lew days
ECO and will permanently reside here.
Mr. Sharp will have charge or the
ewelry department of B. Gerson' S
i big store.
J, W. Lurton, division freight and
passenger agent of the l.. & N, Is
moving the company's down town
Offices to the third floor of the new
Brent building. The place out OF
which he is moving will be occupied
| BY y. Weiland
The two race horses, Lord Strath-
berry, owned by Ernest Eglehoff, and
Checotah Belle, locally known as
Sarah c., owned by w. J. Corner,
We're shipped yesterday to Montgom'
| cry TO be entered in the races there
|heN month. Lewis Spezza, a driver,
has charge of the animals and Will
| drive them in the races.
Four fishing vessels of the feet of
Saunders & Co., arrived in port yes
|erday, each having exceptionally
good cargoes of snappers. The yes.
|sels and the catches were as follows:
Winnie W., $4,000 pounds; Ruth A.
Nelles, $4,000 pounds; Caviar, 10000
pounds; Clara r. Harwood, 1900
bounds.
DR., A. NJ. LeFrancois will leave to
borrow for NeY Orleans, where he
VIII spend some. weeks taking a
special course In one of the vetinary
colleges on lockjaw of animals. He
aas been very successful in his treat
neht of this disease among stock In
lehSacola. but desires to become
more advanced.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
CARGO ENTERS
IFROM HAMBURG
STEAMER IBEX ARRIVED WITH
BIG CARGO OF KAlNIT, POT
ASH, ETC.

The steamer Ibex, which arrived
yesterday form Hamburg brought in a
big cargo of kainit. muriate of potash
ETC., which Is now being unloaded at
the Tarragona street wharf, AMI
shipped out to the consigneees.
The cargo consists of $500 tons oi
kainit, 5000 bags of muriate OF pot,
ash and 300 tons of manure salt.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
The Municipal Court.

In the municipal court yesterday
morning, Recorder Laney presiding
twenty-nine cases were docketed fol
trial. Of this number nine were con
tinued, three defendants discharged
and fines amounting to $40 assessed
Six Jail sentences were imposed upon
defendants for various offenses.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
Bishops Body Recovered.

Hong Kong, Sept. 24.-News comes
from Macao, that the body of Bishop
Hoare who was drowned in the re-
cent typhoon has been recovered.
The vfceroy of Canton has contri-
buted personally three thousand dol
lars to the typhoon relief fund and
also has dispatched two gunboats to
help in the recovery of bodies
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
National LEAGUE.

National League.
Boston 5; Pittsburg (first game.)
Boston 0; Pittsburg (second game.l
Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati Z.
New York 2; Chicago 1st game
New York 5; Chicago 10, second
game.)
Brooklyn 8; st. Louis (first game.)
Brooklyn l; st. Louis 1; (second
game.)
Brooklyn 1; st. Louis (second
(second game, called in the
seventh on account of dark
ness.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
BOSSO'S
Ice Cream Factory
can furnish you cream IN
any quantity. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
PHONE 1926
SAM HOSSO. Prop.

We will continue to sell a
large line of popular music
at Is cents per copy balance
of this week. The Clutter
Music House.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
A Quiet MARRIAGE

James w. Kirksey and Miss Jose
phine Rand were quietly married last
Tuesday night at the home Of the
bride, Rev. Cushman officiating. Only
a few friends were present.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
DISTINCTION IN Dress
Fall Opening of
The New SChl0SS
STYLES for Men.

This is the great Clothing
event of the year-our ad-
vance showing of the new
Schloss Fall and Winter
models. AS everyone knows
who are at all posted on the
subject, the new styles are
very largely originated by
the Schloss designers and
later copied by others.
The present season is a
good illustration. Now that
our Fall stock is here, we can
show you new advance mod
els that will not be generally
offered for at least two or
three months.
1t will pay you to see these splen-
did garments. Not only are you GER
tain of the new style and the right
style, but the quality, fit and incom-
parable workmanship of these gar
ments are thoroughly exclusive char.
acterictics. Furthermore, we have
very few duplicates and our best will
be quickly taken. See them now; we
will reserve your selection until later,
If you desire.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

Every medicine advertised
in this paper will be found at
The Crystal Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

Remember THE EAGLES
SHIRTWAIST BALL THURSDAY
NIGHT, SEPT. 27.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

II you want something better ask
iUur grocer for Blue Ribbon Vanilla.
n"Solutely pure, goes twice as far
~ oyher kinds and the Blue Rib.
Ooh Flavor is perfection.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
BASEBALL

st. Louis 0; Washington 2.
Cleveland z; Philadelphia O.
Detroit Z; New York 4.
Chicago 4; Boston 1.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

rIIo,oAV AND ALL THIS WEEK
so9I.SSss, HsAolEss SHRIMP AT JOE
AM PHONE t54, TARRAGONA
WI GOVERNMENT.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

JUST RECEIVED.
n"sW CROP CRAN6ERRIES. TWO
soAHIS FOR IS CENTS. ROSE.
"AU & GERALps.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

Here is of the best of the new designs for Fall
called the Harvard because the model came from there
well shown in the illustration You'll find it Just as
correct for business in New York San Francisco
as is on the Harvard Campus This is only of
Schloss University Models-ask to see them.
Don't confuse this design with theodnary
similarity Of
and proportion impossible describe this
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25

kead the ad. of The Crys-
ID Pharmacy in this issue.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-09-25
The New SChlOSS
Harvard" Sack

Fashions don't come from
London and Paris any more
most of them are brought
out at the great universities
like Harvard, Yale, Prince
ton and other famous insti-
tutions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

Businsss Mention.

Graves ays be 10 rustling. see bis adv
Be vlsi Heirsi saJs stout derby hats
See The New York stores adv. Thu
week.
Yslt talks about summer shoes. See hi,
nsw adv.
Levin has more TO say about his Lucky
Purchase Sale.
utley Brothers have a change 10 theii
advertisement, this week.
The rscouie Hardware Store has paint
story to tell this week.
Bee Siader's adv. on nrst page for hit
psyt Manchester date.
Cone A s~ift are changing again this
week. See their sdv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
Manonsstes cost Office

onscs h,sfs, iron Is a. m. TO 100 p. n
Nails Ciose.
05ing South II is a.m. and e.a5 p. m
Going North . 30 .. IN. . 10 p. IN. 8 % .. M
Manchester Cenue, Dorset and Peru stage
n.is an.
hails Due.
Prom the North, la2op. m. 3.3op. IN.
From Tie South, 10 .. IN. 80 and 8 .. %
hssehsst~r Cenue, Dlfseg AID Peru pm
onss opss 90 siad,y from $50 TO 10
a..li3 Is 70 Ia 10 p. IN.
d. X. sisosDs, Postmaster.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26
MANCHESTER.
The srass begins to look green.

the Rfass begins 10 LOOK green.
"A nrry Of snow wednesday morning
Miner Hesiev ha, been In East Rupert
soaring sheep.
Miss Emma Brown returned to New
York wednesday noon.
LEO Zapder was In TOW q Thursday lssi
Ia the interests Of Austin Nichols 4 Co., q
New York.
John SOCK well 10 out again after hav-
Ing been housed for couple Of weeks with
the manps.
DO not forget that Il IA fully As import.
IN, to clean up the back yard ~ 1t 10 the
front OF the bouse.
George Reynolds hss moved his family
from Pros pect ST., TO the Bsnson building
Q. the Center.
Geo. 4. wsscll, who recently folj bis
place to q. X. Buck, will soon remove bis
family TO the Depot.
Ma. John Bsrstow ard Miss Bsrstsw
returned home last Thursday afternoon
from wstheisneld, CT.
John futile has returned from South
Lol dopdcrry where he has been helping
his father during sugsring.
Mrs. LID. s,ockweil and daughter Eliza
we're the sa,sts Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
0rsta Powers OF Clarendon, VI.
NJ. n " gluarA. l.t, 49,, snx NJ
York Las, Friday for q two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. George orvls.
The weather Monday ard Tuesday va,
reminder that We should no; &c, gay and
dbpsrt ourselves 10 lisht summer attire.
Geo. ". Bennett, has the CO lsrsct for
painting "Lobs Pine" Mr.. Taylor I. get
ting &c x,oua to Get back to Man chester
again.
Miss Anna B. Andrews OF the jour.
NAL s,s6 was called to her home 10 Roch.
sstsr Aosdsy last py the severe. iilnsss Of
her mother.
Ga Tuesday In ChAs. Randsil's game
preserve, the "ledss," wers seen by The
ssAocl children thrss skuaks, t~o rabbits
and ose desr.
NJ Mercy Carpenter has rented her
place on The wee, road TO Rsym,nd Waite
and abe has gone TO keep house for Alden
L,ocola n N Depot,
John Mc0uis has se, cot three nee
naples 10 front 81 his res home on Frank
n, avsnss. The are about six inches In
ei,ms,sr aud u nice ,hspe.
lit IL about tine to Get the duet brushed
% ,hs sprintl.ns cart asd have Il ready
for "a snsrssscs. Dsa ~.s bio~ins all
Tuesday sfssrnscn IN eiesds.
--Isnes A. Card u Of The Cssn,ld Pa.
per Co., New York CRY, wss % town over
ossAsy With ss i.mliy n,1rtlas TO Ne.
Ysrk nssdsy nors'n<.
-nn 0ss Y. L,~~nee presided as The
sssss u tie ccss'stssscsai church ha
ea,day nofcirs std ell cosiir essse 10 A.
curing Ma. ssma, d. shssncv.
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board accompanies his isur.
Barr aud Sasten ssnlesry 700 their
avt game ,hs reason vk'n itsr def s'sr
Drury Hixh sSbecl % sa'urssy by : scar
uf 10 tor Good for u. - DO 20 soms
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asupp 10 tie cteieh psihisos Tharsds,
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sssd TO dsiry The esp~r~s of clearing ID.
uhsrch.
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w. 10 tsss sv~ ssnosy. Ne came up TO
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

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rssllhsss tlssTasE az AnsCAet.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-26

--nrs @ H. Robbins Of South Cam.
bridge, Mass., 10 1t Sylvester Hswkin'.
Hugh Cone while Il work u The Essls
Square shop sswed biz band badly last
week.
Mr.. Nauds sherman accompanied By
Miss K. Lennon returned 10 Benson last
week.
Clayton s. Msttison Ard 1wsllyn ".
Cole we're ., ssxstosa, N. T., for Confer
enec.
Rev {. s. Agan returned from Con.
ference Monday. he viii preach here the
coming year.
-Paui Predepbsrg Of Hartford. Conn,
who has been st Y. Eodyi for = week,
returned Monday.
walter Eccles OF Boston viii give for
the benefit sf the vilisgs Improvement
Society Wednesday evsbins, MAJ >. N en-.
tsrtsiamsut consisting Of reading. char.
scsAf skeicbes, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
TO WE'D MISS FISH.
Enga cement Of P. j Rainey Will
Be Announced Shortly.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch

saG Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.) si gs
ss.NEyYPO RI, August IL society expect
antly awaits the dinner dance to be
given on Saturday night mex t by, Mrs
stuyvesant Fish q at & The # Crossways.
when, It Is said y lei enga cement will
be announced OF Mrs. Fisfl's daughter.
Miss Marion, NJ to Paul Y J. n Rainey. of
Cleveland and New ork. There was
a rumor a month ago that these. n-
tercsting young folks were engaged. when
Mrs. Fish formally denied the report,
but II Il Is now asscrt ed that the an
was reserved as a surprise
with which to add zest to the dinner
dance. 32 s "a 5i4$ 4. 53is & A IA e
Miss Fish was a debutante of 1899. is 1.
slender pre- tys girl. noted for her good
sense and domestic hpllshments. She
rides we'll to the hounds. lsga good swim.
mer. nd is said to be 5a e crack revolver
shot. Her father is immenselyTrlch, and
her mother is considered ono OF the
ablest Of ultra-fashionab socety..s gem
erals. u Il IN IL e h 35;$
Mr. Rniney lis a son OF the late w. y.
.Ralney, the Cleveland coke king, and a
many times a millionaire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
4 HORNETS AFTER HIM,
Misadyentures Of Cherry Picker,
u Kept Ducking for Safety,

s CDNTRHYlI4I4E, n. j., AUGUST 7'--lAlarF
Gus Snyder was gathering wild cherries
IN a tree along the banks Of the Morris
Canal, near here, yesterday, A limb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
J, John il, 4 3 J Purcell :.
] ] { I; Stern, /.
3, John / g :: Ea'.'l /.
N. Rlpthe.rf cord,
1 !. !. D. Williams I !! L !: ].
G|RLSEN7'BULLE|l
THROUGH | ! !: HEART |. i: i
Ball Passed Throug Oh Photograph
Of y Dung Mani Daughter
Of Minister.

AUGUSTA Ia g A.. August While " =
sanity commission was sitting last night
I'M u, sion OF a case questioning
I her mental ca pacity. lss Ida Calhoun.
niece K & the n Rev. n. Wilkinson
prominent Baptist minister, escaped from
sMcEaughton's private saHltarium u Zeal
ing DR.: AfcEaughton's pistol. ss 81 ID Il S5
E5 The girl 4. who was eighteen years old.
walked q distance OF. two miles to West
view Cemetery. where she fired a bullet
through her heart. The bullet passed
through q photograph; III a young man.
which the girlShad beneath her lothing
next her body. S III S54i.l388 Nj Il
n Tho commission rea ched "a verdict of
insanity before II was learned she had
esca ned 5si! I'd ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
| 4 | \ !. ALMOST
FIGHT IN COURT 4 ..||'.|
Word 81 Attorney Ferguson 1llsst'r'
Declared By Senior Sc Counsel '''r';'e. ~ y
for Mrs, Hartje False. n
{. fRxI Axaociated Press. }

- (By Associated Prcss.) fss 8I@t
r. pT,rTsBURG. Aug. 1.-The Hartje divorce
,a az has been closed & With q brief and
zim,,passioped address BY Attorney ]. Scott
Ferguson the curtain dropped to-day,
but not before Mr.. Ferguson's word was
declared to be false J. In open court by
Attorney John NJ. Freeman, senior counsel
for Mrs. HartJe, the respondent
Al AT the close OF Mr.. Ferguson SSpr1et
argument Mr.. Freeman advanced to the
rail- ana said that he wanted to correct
Mr.. Ferguson's account OF Q conferences : -
In Attorney Watson 8 office,
i.eNhat you say took place did not
( take place, " reshouted, at Mr.. Ferguson,
who colored and cried out, That's h q
matter OF yeracity between US. ~ ~ Z put
my word against yours any day
31Gentlemen, we can't permit this
said Judge Fra SER and this tnciden t clos
ed the trial. Inmed lately Mrs. liart'e I
was surrounded by attorneys "a 2yi g nd y
friends. NJ sla A if5.3 re. s5
Stolid Under Attack,
y Hart1e sat IN the court to-day under
a storm OF biting, stlnglng criticism from
Attorney Freeman. who made the closing
argument for Mrs. Hartje.
fday when the children were referred to-
sat stol,d as an image to-day when Free
man ACCUSED him OF being the author o.
the alleged love letters from Mrs. Mary;
scott Hart1e to TON Nadine, and the
Bnlanspring OF the alleged conspiracy to
blaoken his wife's name.
a AS judge Frazer stepped down from
the bench he said: "I'm glad It's over
When this case started thought It
would take no longer than week !
had no idea It. would be 50 long. Lam Na
going on my vacation now, and won't be
hack until the Saturday before the first
Of September, will take up this case cas-
after that, My decision may not5be given.
until late in the fall IS "a
Waived Hearings.
Hermann staab and John Anderson,
the two detectives who were charged
with having stolen papers and other ar !.
during their search for. evidence prior
to the Hartte divorce case, waived hear
ings to- day In the court Of Alderman y,
NJ. King, Attorney Edward Hartje. who
defended them, furnished bond in the
sum Of $4,000 for each man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
DIR / I C' I
D. 0. D'avii.,
J. I }, ! | M'l!l,osby,
r.. /. S'''iilt|t e . i
A H. Christian ! i 1 Al, u,
G. AMI ! Davenport,
BRIEF ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE

Arnold. taught her that Americans we're q race
r OF boors and Philist!nes, Mrs. Hunphry War
the novelist IA has summoned auftl Client courage
to plan a "trip to tho United States. The jour
5ney Will be underta ken In the early autumn.
sWATERToyYNsS,I:sS " Stat g Senator 0eorse
IN Cobb 4 AZ rel cree. Will sell here Saturday
three hundred Islands In tho Thousand ~ sland
ydlstrct Eof the ST.. Lawrence 4, Ver In pursu11
anceE OF a Judgment granted IN me acslon O.
Jane s. satterlce as trustee against 81 ephen 8
Yates ct al. st H
SIOUX CITY, IOWA Representative Hos.
HI q regory and -F.iiN. Buck n9ham. who las Z
winter Int reduced IN the Assembly a. PIN pIo,
viding for} the killing OF the incurables. ana
sick. are both In danger OF losing their seats.
PIHLADELPHIA-Thir u thousand dol
la IA for loo days medical Tendance ~ tho
g,rn tina Dr. Samuel Thompson Banes,%o q tSo;S
tSi5 North Broad Street, asks Of the ate oL
yVlliia m Il LIZ Ra!ney, now dead millionaire
cork sn,anufacturer5 OF this city. Thruugh ms
attorney WI liinm Goodrich. OF New YORK, the
;physiclan6is preparing a suit for tho none Y "
.ss.AENAPoLIs.$& MI. --There is a midahlpmnnl
at 1thesacaderny "a member of the new fourth
gdenthy sick on leaving terra trma. and ~ mas
become necessnrys to ind him a station near
the bottom of the mas. 81 %5s5lS q:
AfADIsONy1LLEc. KY.-Mias Myrtle Fngnte,I
W no was assaulted by a. negro last r day
Identified as her assaant John CushenberrS.f
the negro W no la under arrest charged with the
crime. Cushenberry'si examination ~ set 20!
Tomorrow III X n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
PRESIDENT R[SP|TES
BERW|AD SAILORS.
Henry Scott, Already Hung, Is
ExoneratedThe Other
Accused. 45.
Accused.
7(By "A ssocIated Press, D g

@ OYSTER BAY, August President
Roosevelt to-day granted a respite until
November 14th Of the execution Of the
death sentence on Robert Sawyer and
Arthur Adams, ncgroes, VINO are con-
fined in the Wilmington, q. N. c.. jail,
having been convicted Of murder and
!mutiny on the high seas, The stay was
granted because Of the confession 7 OF
Henry Scott. who said on the scat fold
killed the three officers and the cook OF
the schooner II. "a. Berwind. which sailed
from r Philadelphia y uly 8, 1905, and for
which the three were convicted.
X Another negro also implicated In the
smutlny1was killed also by Scott. s
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broke and he went heels over head into

broke and he went heels over head into
the water. ST. .ss. 4.
and the insects went with him. They
did not go into the water, however, but
waited until he came to the surface, and
then attacked him. keeping him ducking
under water until he was almost ex--3
hausted. IA n ~ D ,$8f
s8i Only for the arrival OF a canal boat
Snyder might have been drowned. He
seized 3 the rudder, however, and was
dragged along with the boat to a point
Of safety. 8s E Sf &4i5 e sF{5