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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
AGED LADY BURNED
IN HER own HOUSE
Wife Of R. Q. Terrell Met Death
in Burning Building Near

Y I. r. 4 = . n v r
Mrs. Ann e. Terrell was burned to death last
saturday morning In her house. which was also
DESTROYED. She was the wife OF Mr.. Il. ".
Terrell and they lived In the country near
Iyler's station. on the Chesapeake ana oh'o
Railway ~,
time tho house caught OF fre. y was littie
ia st II o. clock when he saw the mouse ~
flames No other residence Is nearby, ana ~
ran hon,eward In great fear. as he hau iei.
his wife alone. Several neghpors nrr.ea
about the same tiine and Mrs Terrell was
nowhere to DO found The rear part OF tho
house was all in flames, but the front part
was still intact, The door was ontered ana a.
search made for Mrs. Terrell. her husband
hoping that she might have tainted IN ~ siie
During RI the hunt FOR Mrs. Terrell the out
houses caught on hre. and everything "aB
consumed BY the flames.
After tho flames had died down the oouy
OF Mrs. Terrell WAS found near me s.on";
where tho Kitchen had been. It was SUPPOSED
that her dress had caught on Are, ana tnal ~. ~
aged lady was Immediately overcome ny the
flames. Her husband remembered her say
Ing before he went to work that she was -, 81
ing to preserve some fruit. She was somewhat
feeble and was lame from u ia'' '''p NNSI'!'eSi'
several years ago, ,,,r
Mr.. c. T. Sinlms, well known c9n.sns sa
of Richmond and 4 brother Of the deceaseu,
has made a thorough investigation, and Is sure
that there was no fou' play III co''''oN.'o''
Mrs. Terrels death. ,,,,
trv M 1T OF II having been stanulsn since i'aV;
Besides her husband. Mrs Terrell IS survived
by six children, one OF whom. Mr., Burnla Ter
rel, lived at home, but was away ut we a''''''
OF the tragedy. -, ~
The funeral was held yesterday from ne
hon,n az Mira Annie Jones, near flyers. VINO
10 ana Of Mrs. Tcrrelrs daughters Interment
Was made In the family burylns- grouna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
.CRAMP SPEAKS FOR
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
Our Government Spending Mil
lions Buying FLOATING Confines
and Whitewashed Tranps,'
(By Associated Press.)

! Ii T..
WARRINGTON, d, c.. April lo.-E. g.
cramp, OF the Cramp ship-bulldlng finn,
testified before the House Committee on
Merchant Marine to-day IN favor OF the
ship-subsidy bill. There was at present,
he said absolutelyano difference between
the foreign and domestic price of steel,
In ten years. Mr.. cramp said, this gov
eminent had expended sll,oW,Oo In pur-
cha sing foreign merchant ships for war
purposes and the ships thus acquired
had been rotten" They were Known
in shipping parlance as Floating collins
and whitewashed tramps."
AS an illustration. he said the Merri-
mac. which was sunk to block the en-,
trance to Santiago harbor. was the most
worthless of any of the foreign mer-
chantn1en acquired, The price paid Tor
her was $4,000. when as matter OF
fact. a good price would have been
$4,000. fe-, :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
AMATEUR CLUB.
Closes the Membership to Eight
Clubs.

In the meeting OF the Richmond Anna
tour baseball iraa1un laat night. IN the
circulation room az Tho Times Dispatch.
Il was decided to close the membership
with The orenniza tons. already included
the Passenger and Power Conrnany the
american Can Company, the Richmond
Locomotive Works, the Chesapeake and
Ohio III. E.5 p. TAYLOR Company, the
agterien Putncy Company. the Richmond
Cedar Works or the Richmond. Fred
ericksbury and Potomac Railroad Com
pans and The rimea-D ispatrh ~ tx 5I.
.55B On The suggestion OF the chairman. Ar.
that The Tiiaes-Dispatch trophy be a
nently BIZ the club member winning twice
IN two consecutive seasons. The SpauIdnS
ball was accepted. as was the offer OF the
the club.
The report OF the Grounds Committee
was heard. Mr. Ne,wohr reported that
he had succeeded In securing the grounds
at Chestnut Hill for all the summer.
Mr.. Levy, the Fairmount grounds: Mr.
Company Arc going 10 fttup the grounds
at the Reservoir Park. and Mr.. Gillis
promised 10 see II IL could secure he
old Fair Grounds, making four parks for
the eight teams.
y committee. consisting of AIessrs. Mos-
by. Scuroh, and Perlstein. was appointed
to make ARRANGEMENTS for getting out q
score card md advertisements: and an
other. consisting Of Messrs. Eindervn ter.
MAKE un / be seasons schedule 4
The meeting adjourned, to meet again
S;l5 p. NJ lSs -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
'GRACE. GEORGE
As LADY KITTY
"1'he Marriage Of William, Asl1e"
at the Academy To
flight.

Miss Grace George viii be seen s at 1.-THE the
Marrings Of William Ashe, which has
enjoyed such a.prosperous run in the Gar Ga
rick Theatre, New York She VIII bring
the critire} New York cast, and the pro-
duction which is said to be one Of the
most elaborate and beautiful seen LII
New York this season.
4 III "'rhe Marriage Of William Ashe"
Miss George seems to have found tn,
door OF opportunity and TO lave entered
ii. The play is d decentralization OF Mrs
Humphrey Wards VERY snseessf tar no ei;a
G 5erS By Margaret Mayo.
Arthur TWarde q the tr az 81
Tor Wllian, "a. Brady, with the Grace
George Company,
Fighting Fate.
Fighting rate. I, race track PIE
tensely hidden emotions Of It's votaries.
the restless, seethlng mass OF gamesters,
Is truthfully depleted in Fighting Fate.
which is taxing the capacity Of the BiJou
at every performance this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
HER LOVE LETTERS.
Used Against Woman Counter
feiter to Convict Her.

& GREENSBORO. N. c., April lo-The
Alice ". smoot who are charged with
counterfeiting, was begun before Judge
James p. Boyd and fury in the Federal
Court here yesterday. The couple were
vice Agent Thomas. who had followed. the
woman from Winston Salem. n. c.. where
he had reason to believe she had passed
taken into custody seventy three spurious
half dollars and sixteen s. gold pieces
were found In valise carried by Mrs
Smoot
TO his wife were introduced. They were
couched In very ardent LANGUAGE. and
referred to Mrs. Shoots mission IN the
t. prove conspiracy in counterfeiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
VERDICT OF SUICIDE
!. by CORONER |: |::.| JURY LF
Young Wyatt w. Browns Death
a Mystery to Those Who
4 Knew Him.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)

Especial to- The Times Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 10
Every effort to discover the reason for
the suicide of Wyatt W. Brown has been
in vain. The young man, bookkeeper for
the Dabney Brokerage Company, and
one Of the best known men in the city,
shot himself through the right temple
at the warehouse Of his employers this
morning about s o'clock. and died almost
Instantly. He was a native of Tarboro,
N. c., and his parents and one brother
and Ave sisters live at Conetoe. The local
Elks have taken charge Of the arrange
ments for the funeral.
This afternoon a coroner's Jury rem
dered a verdict Of suicide but an exami-
nation of the papers and effects OF the
dead man and rigid Investigation Of
his life since he came here two years
ago failed to give the slightest clue to
the reason for bis rash act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
JAMESTOWN MONUMENT.
Secretary Bonaparte and secre
tary Shaw Hold Conference.
Cpy Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. April l0.-Secretary
Bonaparte and Secretary Shaw held
conference to-day concerning the James
town Exposition. The special subject
under consideration was the proposed
monument on the site of the FIRST landing
~ Jamestown Island The bill making
an appropriation of $4,000 for this pur-
nose provides that the land for the monu-
ncnt shall be given to the government
and all the money used in erecting the
monument.
AS neither Secretary Shaw nor Secre-
tary Bonaparte Is familiar With the pro-
posed location of the monument and the
title to the site is not vested in the gov
eminent 1t was decided that no definite
action can be taken until they nave
elther visited the island or delegated some
one to visit It and report to them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
To 10 SOMETHING
FOR FATB.E|RL|...A||N||0.
Maxim Gorky, the Russian
Novelist, is Now III New
York.
ACCOMPANIED BY HIS WIFE
Says People Arc Starving TO
Death III Provinces to Puff
chase Arms.

NEW YORK. April 1o.-~''l do not know
how long or how br6rt my stay IN THIS
city viii be, but Of this | am sre--tliat
while here I VIII try to do something
tor my fntheinLl,
Surrounded rs lls friends many Of
whom are political cxilcs then,sclyca,
Maxim Ciorky. tho Russian novelist
made this sta.emch, in hts cabin on
board the Kaiser Wlhclm der Crosse,
which arrived IN port this evening, after
rough passage.
Accompanied BY Wife.
Gor1sy, who wns registered in The pas
,cngcr list under iiis real name or Pesh-
kon, was accompanied by his wife md
a secretary. Mr.. RousenInc. lie is man
OF IS. abou, five feet sis inches tall. llis
hair and hls inus,ache are light. hla eyes
are blue and hsanose sharp. lie wore
n long black ovcrroat over his Russian
blouse. high around his neck
The Kaiser wilhelm, vas boarded nj
Quarantine station by n large dcputa-
1ion or Tltissiana. representing many
different political parties Chief among
these was Gorkys adopted son, who came
( TO this country !, year ago.
Gorky received them on the upper deck,
with his wife. ana ut the first moment
seemed quito overcome by the meeting
Of 50 many old friends. He talked 1ith-
out reserve. nnd according to his views
Russias condition ia more serious than
Il was ever before.
People Are Starving.
81 do not bclleYe IN tho douma.' he
said, NOR in the present method Of hold.
Ing elections The elections have no
connection whatever with the liberation
Of The people That the dorma will bring
Russia Gn'ft and prosperity ! do no;
believe Tie actual condition OF tbs
revolution 81 Russia Is this: In c1ore than.
twenty-five provinces the people are starH-
ing to death. using all the money they
have and receive to buy arms with" IN
Here somebody interrupted him and
asked whether he thought that the revo-
luton would succeed without arms Gorky
smiled broadly. and sad:
.'You know from historical precedcnts
that It is impossible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

Effort to Punish Them AS Indi-
viduals to Be Renewed
With Vigor.
(By Associated Prcss.)

( CHICAGO. April 1O.--Thc Chronicle to-
morrow Will say
President Roosevelt has once more
taken hand in the prosecution OF the
packers and the result is apparent in
resumption o; activity on the part Of
the local Federal officials. It has been
announced that the EFFORT TO punish the
packers as individuals Is 10 be renewed
with vlgor.
This action Is under direct Instructions
from the President. and Attorney-Gen-
eral Moody, to United states Attorney
c. 3. Morrison. Of Chicago. Attorney
Morrison has been directed to proceed
ngans, the packers under the Injunction
OF Judge Grosscup, OF the United STATES
Circuit -.''~~.,, and also to seek new in
dictmenis before the next Federal granl
jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
ZIEGLER ARRESTED.
Man Charged With Kidnapping
Son Caught in Texas.

~ ~ by IEfSaUCItttt1I 7 ItSH.I I.
AUG USTA. GA, April 10.--News was re-
ceived by officers to-day Of the arrest at
Cleburn, Texas, Of Henry l.. liegler,. OF
this city. on the charge of kidnapping
his son. Zlegler was divorced from his
time has figured almost continuously In
the courts because of his efforts to secure
and retain the. custody of his nine
ycar-o old son, who was awarded by the
court to the mother. Nearly a year ago
he forcibly took the child and before he
could he apprehended escaped from the
city, carrying the boy with him. hrolgh
much advertising he and the lad were
found in Texas and were placed under
arrest. They will be brought back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
AUSTIN JOHNsON's TRIAL.
Postponed to July Term Of the
Henrico Circuit Court.

The case OF Austin Johnson, which had
been set for this morning In the Henrico
Circuit Court. was yesterday morning
postponed till the July term of the court
on the motion of Commonwealth Attor-
ney L. C. Wendenburg. The reason as
signed for the postponenrent was the alb
sence from the county OF DIR. j. r. VIII
l Hfllns who attended the little girl. Ruth
Pinchbeck, after she was criminally as
sauted. He isnow In England ana Is
considered orc or the most important Wit
ncsFes for the prosecution.
Attorney Edgar B. English, who De
Tended johnson at the previous trial
h hs rn1naalv I'm made this morning in the
presence of the witnesses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
GOLD BRICK MAN
DIED At RALEIGH ||. ] !. |. [: |.
He and Two Accomplices Con.
victed Of Trying to Bunco
Pane Garrett.
Especial 10 The Times. Diapatch.)

RALEIGH. n. C., April 1o.-H. D. Haw-
ley, one OF three gold brick" men
brought to the penitentinry In June.
1901, for an attempt to ''bunco" Paul
Gurrett. died In prison here this after
noon. He had been III several weeks, and
his wife came from New York to be
with him. She left with the remains for
New York tonight, the body having been
turned over to her. His two accotnplices
in the cEime for which he was serving
the sentence were Howard and D. DAILY
The latter was pardoncd more than two
years ago and Howard is still In the
prison. Hawley was serving a ten.year
sentence.
friends in Chicago and New York; their
trial became one the most famous ever
held in the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
PREsIDEt. i WALTER GOES ON
TRIP OVER THE SAB0ARD
lBy AssocIated Press.D

NORFOLK, VA, April 1o,-Alfred Wal
Tar. president-elect of the Senboard AIT
Line Railway, who has been here fol'
some days comforting with retiring Presl-
dent Barr, left tonight with Mr barr
~, n tour Of the seaboard system. AT
The end of the present week nv. Wal1ef
goes to Bristol, va. on business ~ con
nection with the South and Western
railroad, and next week goes to New
York to attend the directors meeting .of
that line. He will, In all probability, be
here again before he succeeds to the
duties Of president of the seaboard on
April soth. S&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Who is the Owner?

Mr. f. c. Taylor agent tor the Society for
the prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, Monday
af,ornocn found very lame horse h!Iehed to
wagon on Canal Street. between Third ana
Ing there since clock IN tho morning. It
was o'clock In the afternoon when the officer
saw the situation and after examining gtne
condition of the horse sent him to Jackson,s
stables on Marshall Street. between Seventh
and Sixth Streets. No one can get the horse
until his leg Is we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
GREENE-GAYNOR CASE.
Judge speer Will Deliver Charge
t. Jury To-day.
ss 3.f1,v Associated Press

v SAVANNAH, il Az a prl 10. --Ps W. Mel
drim, leading counsel for the defence,
began speaking on the converting OF the
Federal Court for the Greene and Gaynor
trial &c. day. The court room was crowded.
Tonight the arguments were brought
to a close. Samuel b. Adams conclu - n
hours. s. and nd SO great was the interest in
the trial that the large court room was
thronsed. Upon the conclusion Of Judge e
that he would begin the delivery Of his
charge to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
"a 'eyhausNve Is the charge he has pre-
nared that it covers $50 typewriter pages.
It's delivery will take at least the entire
morning session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
KILLED LITTLE SON;
TRIED TO END OWN LIFE
lnN Associated Press.l

Los ANGELES. April lo-Mrs. Kate
b. Raymond, wife of Frank ke.ioss
Raymond, clerk in the Interior depart
ment at WASHINGTON, early this morning
turned on tho gas In room nj her home
at 65l Selma Street. Hollywood. a suhnro
OF this city, after carefully locking al
doors and windows, and asphyS'ated het
fourteen-year-o son, VINO was sleep.is
In the room and very nearly endeu het
life.
The woman left two letters, one az
dressed to her mother, Mrs Marths
Cooper, of San Diego, Cal, and the otl'es
to neghbor, In her letter 20 hef motmIt
she hinted at her unhappy life and sald
she and her son would be better OH
dead. S>v-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Sutton and Slosson Win-Cure
Loses Again.
.(By Associated Press,

have been decided in the worlds chant
pionship 1872 billiard. tournament. which
IS IN progress at the Madison Square
Concert Hail. Louis Cure, Of Paris. has
winning any of the first three prizes are
not very bright. Two games. were play
ed to-day, the first OF which Geo, Sutton,
formerly Of Chicago. defeated l., Albert G.
made the highest runs Of the tournament
SO far his top figures being 1l6 and 100:
In the second game George slosson, Of
this city, defeated Louis Cure rn the French ns
sons. high run was 107. but. he ran out
tho game in twenty-three innings, making
tie high Individual average Of =, = l l,a;
Three and four cushion enrons ana oIp ns
sons play. while the Frenclmnn excelled
in line nursing and draw shots for posi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
DRY FACTION.
Numerically Strong, They Dc.
mand Representation at Polls.
/cnocioi RI Tho TImes- DIsDatChO

Especial to The Times ispatoh.)
RI,1IUFI1fAD, w. VA. April 10.-Circut
Judge Chambers to-day granted an alter
nate writ requiring the CITY Council to t.,
party, representing dry faction IN city
poltics, should not have representatives
on the lballot commissioners. The writ
is returnable Monday.
4 The dry faction cast more votes than
the Democrats ut the last city election.
md therefore, claim representation. while
their opponents claim they are now po-
litical party.
Three tickets have been nominated for
city election. The labor ticket will also
nOmina g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
MRS, MARY WILLIAMS
KILLS HER HUSBAND.
Also Shot the Man Who Tried
to Prevent
Her

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlsphtch.)
RLUEFIELD. w. VA, April 10.-Mrs.
Mary Williams shot and killed her h,s-
band, Jno. Williams and fatally wounded
Edgar Wilson at her homo at Vivian
tonight Williams and his wife have
been quarrelling for some time and
dispute arose. Tho woman introduced
pistol aud shot her husband. Wilson
who boarded with them tried TO prevent
her firing and was wounded by the nrst
shot. -,
county; Mrs. Williams is in jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
VALET sWORE[: .FAL SElY
CORPORAL DECLARES
~ Accontntp6 praSS .,HH

(By Assoclated PressJ
(. NEW YORK, April 1o.-Corporal Alex
ander s. Stanberry, Of the Thirteenth
United states Infantry, testified to-day
that Charles +. Jones, the valet OF VIII
liam Marsh Rice had admitted to him
that he testified falsely In teh trial Of
Albert T. Patrick expecting that the jury
would discredlt his testimony and allow
Patrick to go free. Corporal Stanberry
declared also that Jones had said II he
were sure he would receive only u light
sentence for perjury he would come North
and "tcl the whole truth"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
PASSOVER SERVICE.
DR.. Calisch breaches a Fine Scr
mon on Liberty and Law"

The regular Passover services wcro held
al Beth Ahubah Synagogue yesterday
morning 1T 1915 o'clock AS the Passover
called the 'Fcs,ival or Redemption" and
DR.. Calisch took his subject from the
nature OF the celebration, preaching on
Liberty and Law"
He said that tho lesson of the festival
Is the lesson of liberty, but that liberty
does not mean license. True liberty Is
obedience to law, and he has the most
The suprcmciuw is that of righteousness
and the truest religion is that which is
translated into conduct and character
Dr.. Calisch spoke IN eloquent manner
and closely held the attention of his con-
creation. The regular festival music
was sung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Two Negroes and Woman.

Squire Thomas had a couple OF negroes up
Yesterday ut Henrico Courthouse who were
present on count err warrants sworn out by each
for the other Patrick letter claimed that no
had been assaulted by g"IIlcious' Vaughan as
he was sitting at dinner at the home OF MISS
Ria White. Vaughan claimed that Pat was the
recalctrant one ana had threatened to XIII nm;
over until to-day to appear before commits
Ion on lunacy. Constable samnels made tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
MOTHER FIRED AT CAT
AND FATALLY SHOT CHILD
* A. TLa TIres-Dispatch

(snecial to The Times-Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA, April 1o.--Mrs' Sarah
Floyd accidentally shot her little three
year-od daughter yesterday afternoon
While shooting at \ cat, ana tho ilttle
one died this morning. The mother was
aiming at n cat in the yard when ms
child walked III the range or the gun
and was shot through the throat.
The mother Is distracted with grief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Sc Z GOODS
From OREGON COL
Valuable Silks, Ivory, China and
Curios Struggled in From
Battleship.
1Rx Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1o-smussled
goods OF considerable value which were
brought to this city on the battlesfip
oregon was seized by the United States
government inspectors to-day at local
freight shed.
Among the goods seized were pieces or
valuable silk, many curios and expen-
size china sets, along With hish-priced
specimens OF ivory.
The custom house officials are pursuing
their Inquiry and expect to make other
seizures. They have, sent kilograms to
many places asklngathat suspicious pack
ages be intercepted Fand held until an In
vestigation OF their contents can be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
T. P. Baird.


-- Especial 10 INt IlIrsT f75sF6'FEr'7I
pE'pERsBuRG VA, April l9,-Mr.Asr.
p Baird died about II o'clock THIS MORN
ms at his home on pine Street Mr.; lard.
who was an employee or the virslnint,
at his home last sunday. He was tfty-
i've years old. and Is survived hy his
Wife and I'VE children. Mr. Baird was
mains mains viii be taken next Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
TO REORCAN|zE
RUSSIAN CABINET
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG, April 10.-Rumors
OF complete reorganization OF the cahl-
net are everywhere current Tonight.
Many we'll Informed persons believe that
the fight between Premier ANitte and
Interior Minister Dllrno Will result IN
the retirement OF both, but that no change
will take place until the pending loan
negotiations have been concluded,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
Od-Fellows Meeting.

Patrick Henry Lodge, Ne, l2o, !. e. I,h 9,
p a., N n new application was placed on the
desk. All tho lodges of Richmond VIII
vices at Broad Street Church ON the syt WI,
ri this month DR., George Spooner WIZ
preach the anniversary sermon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
For the Lower Branch.

~ y j. White, OF Monroe Ward, is n candi-
date Tor the lower branch Of the Council and
not for the Board of Aldermen ne lmprNs
slon seems 10 prevail In some quarters ,nai
he desires tho correction made so thpt there
may be Sno confusion. .
II have never had any Idea OF running ioT
,bo hoard, said Mr.. White last night, "and
tau ,,,ca seure in saying that the incuniDrht,
Mr.. Gunst. has made most faithful repre-
oti r,,' K. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11
ANARCHISTS COMING
IN GREAT NUMBERS
INV Associntel Press,

WASHINGTON. p. c., April 1O,--Ac,
cording to official information received
In this city, Italian anarchists are mrr! ,,,
bers at both Pacific and Atlantic aea. ),
ports. The diplomatic REPRESENTATIVES, OF
the Italian government have positive IN
formation to this effect. and have pTougn55
states. The city of Baltimore. It IS
stated is rapidly becoming an anarchis--
tic center. .t