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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Evangelist Rep
lies to Questions
/ 80 4

Turing the opening exercises 1T the
tent Iast night. Evangelist sslyers -
voted 4 part of The time ii answering
some questions that had been handel
Hi These were on various religious
topics. and this part of tha service
often proves most interesting Id the
audience. Mr.. stivers invites the
handing ii II questions, the aas~ersI
% which would clear the mIhx on
any vexed passage III scriptuf4 xF tive
Information concerning the HJct OF
Christ, which, he says Ii founded Z,
On New Testament principles alone
Among the questions answered iast
night were: DO you believe Il, II
chance of heart: Won make It too easy
10 get into the church. To the h5kt
Mr. stivers said II any one doubted
his belief Ii i change of heart in con
version. tel him hear his sermon next
Tuesday night. Al 10 making Il easy
ID eet Into the church. be said he had
nothing to do with II, mat he only
preached the conditions found ia fhe
New Testament. ami quoted from me
tpronhNs who said the nav shcnld BE-
so plain that swarfaring men. though
FOOLS shall not ere therein
Just before the sermon Mr. Wake
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Murd derer Expiatss
Crime on GslIows
S r

BUTTE Mont, May Ia Mlies Failsr,
aged sisty.six years. was hanged ii
this city II $40 o'clock this nofnins,
ior The murder of Henry Gallihan.
October ii. 1904. Death was instsnta.
|neous. @s 4. .s
Two thousand people witnessed The
execution. Fuller made no statement.
and met his fate resignedis His 4,
.treme age and feeble health led ID MI.
merously signed petitions 70 commute
The sentence To Imprisonment for life,
but The governor refused To interfere.
Fuller was suspected of three mnr.
.dsrs, one dating back twenty years,
but could not be convicted III these.
Gallihan and Fuller had been bitter
foes for twenty years. In iSss. Fnj.
Ter caught Gallihan In the act of III.
tacking ten year old girl, and fore.
ed him Al the point az i revolver ID
desist Three times after fhat, Cain.
han attempted 10 XIII fuller, and the
men never passed without threats and
hands On their pistols. On the night
.of the 18th day of October. 1904, the
men met In Butte and Iii me sfYray
that ensued, Galllhan was killed. Hnth
men were prOspectnrs
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Grating Done by
Coal Companies

Philadelphia, May IA Evidence az
stock presentation by coal companies
so railroad officials we're Adduced At
today's session ~ the interstate com-
inerce commission. e. !, Cleave, su-
of the Cambria AMI
cicarneld division of the Pennsylvania
railroad, was the nrst Witness. Hs
was asked II ~ heid stock in any
coal company. Hi san hi had a60
shares III the Cochran Coal company.
which Ne received ii partial payment
Tor land sold ID The company,
Have you ever been offered STOCK
III any of the coal companiesg. aske1
Attorney GLASGOW
Il was offered stock but declined t.
aceapt Il Z
Z u Sheppard of New York xener-
III superintendent of ths United rail-
ways III New Iersev. when questioned
III Glasrow. said he owned stock ID
several mining companies.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Critical Moment
Arrives IN Russia

g. &
Il ST Petersburg, May 1s.-The criti.
cal moment which will decide wheth.
er there Will be peace Or Wal between
the crown and the people apparently
arrived with the adoption by the low.
er house Of parliament last night ii
Its reply 10 the speech from the
throne President Mouronatseff has
gone y .'eterhof to present the reply
~ the emperor and his maiesty.s re.
sponse II awaited with great anxiety
n ~ expected the emperor Will adopt
4 femporigIng policy Dispatches
iron, the interior report demonstra.
tions ID front of the prisons ii ali
T,arts Of Russia il favor of the Re.
lease of the political prisoners.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Robbers Try 10
Loot Treasury

san Francisco. May ls.A daring
attempt II loot the United States
sab.ireasnry was fooled iast nirht ~
soldiers from Company d. of the
Seventh infantry The soldiers we're
detailed ID guard Uncle Sans freas'
sire box and they claim that their
fire was returned by men Who we're
attempting u loot the safe ii thu
building
. sis men from Company d were de-.
sailed 10 gaS the treasury last
night ahI len being placed on
1p1r he place. AL fl::aO
oyaock the stationed a. tne
Commercial sIneet side say they M.
ticed I attempting 10 reach me
the building. He was
Fdered ID halt. but instead started
70 run, wherenpon guard fired It
him. The bullet did not take efrect
and two Of the guards rave chase,
lesvinK their one companion behind.
Almost Immediately The soldlers Cd
the Clay street side began firine and
TIE ons guard on Commercial street
saws he saw four men run 10 the
windows ii the upper story of the
treasury building.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
New Mexican
Elks as Indians


New Mexican Elks will feature an
Indian dance at the Denver consen.
tion July is ID il. FIFTY represe,l.
tatives % the Santa Fe lodge costum.
"a IS Indians III ali the glory ot
paint, beads and feathers. viii do i
ferpsichorean stunt calculated Ii
make Poor 10 turn green with envy.
The Santa re rbraves's have made
arrangements with several Indian ii.
structors, who viii teach them TIE
devious gyrations and their presenta,
lion fs calculated To be one of the
most unique ana attractive features
of the biz meeting.
The Santa ne II making an efort
10 arrange for 4 New Mexico train ID
carry all the Elks of tie tsrritorv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

Isans AlIsassasiy i. ss,rs i - Nsi
sHE Ass feM*
- sstss~* ssAsks tlfssr IL fsaassr.
sssssas rsoosasa II - Aets II -
~slss - iAsfI~~k tssiax = II assosa,
- sssh sad pEuss that ~ sassss.
thfnxs hagpxa f0lay 4 xssss tfss
esss IL ssaveTscn -. hsgsssaea ID
fh* AAss as ~ sfosales Il e.sls
ssss ~ saia W. p%ssuss s&rls tha
Fosnei ~ thsy l,salvsra -
psafsa II sht.s siss ecaf.rsssA fAsf.s
= Lord vs<s n1ip&, md rsessss
i ~ hie..lns II - iIely sP.sst.
rsods hxs Al = thsnre. Aua wslss
IS sepairea Y 49, Ii tsose aaYs
ne snse 4 cpuirv6 tcdas. II H.
come 1 Christian 4 4
rhe subject annuunoea M tonavhs
4 Altnost Persuaded ] III. wake
I'll ssns thai fssosiss I'D scar II
sankey Almost persuaaed Tassse
~lli n - service Saturday ntrhs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Closing C|yss
At Public sehoc

si'tsF,sn.sa,s lnelle9 u ira
el6slnE ~ the ritz public sehool-
ware hid NH afternoon al The rooms
% siiss Elha Strneroaa and Miss
Ennice Tamme Of ihs Douglas school
md Miss Georgia Murrl1 OF the Gas.
tle school. Instrumental and vocal
rrogran,s wefe interspsnned Win
recitations and The sc1 hlidres
appeared before appreSV audi.
ences a flower drill was The fea.
ture of one of the entertainments. in
which number of girls With flower
hedecked frocks, wearing floral
wreath crowns and carrying large
bouquets. went through the intricate
evolusions of pretty march, x jar.
aifese song nv four little maids clad
u dainty kimonas was the feature 81
another entertainment. There were
other noteworthy numbers Oh the
programs md the entertatEmenta
gave the children good chance "a
show their talents, a large number
of relatives and friends were present
at each 81 the three rooms 10 witness
The closing exercises. Entertain.
ments under The supervision ii other
teachers II the primary and grammar
grades Will ID held on various DAYS
next week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
ccnplese Rate Bfll.
Thiel
Makes Rich Haul

New York. May Is,-~A ten tho;t
sand dollar automobile, containing
$2.ioc,oao worth of bonds, scrip and
other valuable papers was stolen
early today by daring thief who
jumped into The machine while il
stood unoccupied on Broadway. near
Fcrty-second street. Its owner. ii. III.
Clark. an automobile manufacturer,
had stepped into 4 restaurant nearby.
He heard the a,Ito pnfing as II start.
ea away. and although hi rushed io
the street, the thief sped the machine
around the corner and escaped.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Berkman q Again
Bfeathss Free All


PittshaEs. May 1s.--Aiesanaer pert.
man, ~ho made an attempt on the life
ef Henry Clay Frick. during the great
steel strike az Homestead, In 1892
was released from prison today, after
serving fourteen years. On leaving
the prison he was notified 10 quis me
city III once and said he was going to
3d. Louis.
I'm nm interview. Berkman said ne
never regretted his aet. and would
have no regret n he had succeeded
ta killing Frfck. II was matter of
principle not personal feeling. which
iasnired ths Iced. The cuua aitinns
80 siaanged he said. and fe had
aofhine against Frick. and never ex.
pected to zee him again.
here u one thing want In de.
~ he said. and that ii that / am
To become 4 leader or anarchists ana
taFe Herr Mostrs place. There Il
nothing IN that. ! an going To lend
4 ouies life. and try to make All hon.
st living, and | nave no doubt ! can
do 90 a5s 5S, Is.s5 e, &
Although not well educated when
he entered the nenitentiaty. Herk.
man has acquired 4 considerable
knowledge during his imprisonment
He il now able 10 keep books and
handles the pen As well as the aver.
ace citizen II not better. He has
been a most exemplary prisoner dur
ing the years he has spent behind
the walls. and has studied unceas.
ingly He has perfected himself Id
several languages, French. Italian
and the siavonic. While he il BE-
lieved ID be Al much of an anarchist
III he was the DAY he attempted ID
assassinate Mr. Frick, ii il the opin.
si1n of the prison officials that he ii
likely to confine his future activities
I5ts The advocacy Of education rather
than A an apostle of force.
Ton will learn 10 limp II you live
always with the. lame people. and
yon win become back number II
Iymi are ambitions to compete, III
your business. with only those Who
do not advertise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

Cleveland, MAY u. The grand
tary returned indictments today
arainst President Henry Norvell and
thirteen directors of the City Ice de.
livery company known locally as the
Ice trust, 81 charge Of violating the
antitrust nv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
Rayner JolIies Roosevelt and
Says he Resembles kaleidoscope
Facetious Senator Claims President u Jealous OF
Earthquakes and Volcanoes Railroad
Rate Bill Ready TO Pass.
! cIsi q r'lse oplicl

f. 4@##@= special TAe OElir. *#@ @..s
Washngtoa. anA 44ss
s
Monday provides
submitting ian
decide whether Ascn4
together mon m rail-
ronfers4s
reror reaching mo IL taken il
probiemescaI tho thers II
possibility Il II aelased ~stk 3E
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

WASHINGTON, MAY n.-THE
RAIL noAo RATE osLI WAs PASS.
90 Nv THE SENATE At $.so
O'Clock TINS AFTERNOON.
Washington. May ls.-Raysef IN the
senate said that Ne expected the pres
idenf would change his opinira asain
before Tho bfll was finally en1csed Asd
get back TO the Long amendment.
There ii no telling what in feu
days some new Chandler q fortune
might get possession of the president
and get him back Ii me original Ter.
minus The president resembles 1 IL.
ieidescope. This was 4 great era for
natural Disturbances. and the prest
dent seemed iealons III earthquakes
and volcanoes He was tearing
through space ohIisions iii where NJ
catne from and with ND conception III
where he was going. I.
complese Rate Bnl.
Washington. May Fs.-N I.a0
O'clock this afternoon the railroad
rite hiit was completed md ready
10 pass when Rayner tnnk the ssoor
Committee on Whole
Washington, Any fs,--T'he house
vent into 4 committee II shs vhuie
today far the consideration II hills an
lie nfIsate calendar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

The Albuquerque high school com.
mencement exercises were held last
night. A Chinese youth vas the val
edictorian uf the graduating class.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
FRISCO Needs,
An ARMY Of
BRICK MAS0NS
Bficklayefs nd nsIpsn nsss
Salaries increased 10 ladscs
Othsrs u Cems.
eapsn - nss<y Istsd d Brk vs.lss-.
Ssms lassss<e cs~p1ais
Ashitrsgy.

I'm Francisco. nsy is.-TAs -.
Soma and Isuiidsrs associates hss
raissd ths Wages of ne brick layers
md helpers Commencing Mag u ths
bficklayers IN receive n per DAP
nf eisht houFs. and fhe helpsrs n. n
4 statement Issued By ne as.scsAtiua
4 says tho supply of thls kind oe
skilled labor ID insd<Quaie 10 tks de-
mAnd. and II vas found necessary 10
take this action of indncsmcst 10
jouneymen 10 como ana help n The
rebuilding of the city
lsssesnes csmpsnlss osdslss.
esn Francisco. Nay is-That Tho
tnsnrne< companies which manifest
their intention of resisting the claims
and evsdinx payment a 49, ms-
tained BY The polyhold<rs In IHneas
ire hy rssorsinx 10 legal M
tics Viii be married - RnirsI
and may meet vim 1hs bon n
y = statcs Is lndSstea ~ the sssov,
s,,.. sa., ,s =! ss.ss. s..ss..s cs%; q
nnsxf = he - xnoo mpas11
A .'as>r3& sssl - -
tl|npe ~ in SEC eomrsnIes
e N cct er''''-
thcns1nd persons. each hs an sd|
Sicus and worried u I'D Inpatient
10 examine psyfrs snd lsluahlS depQ
rifs IN ihe vIt1n nj. ll5u]
safe pepo>ii h1 Tn1 -
stood III the 81 yesssV>|E, av
the opsninx y The mlth q
tents of " boxes fousl -
Tho Anglo CaiIfosn sis4 =
"a III sauits and onks. pES :
and money IN psr1 c6Nd dltioq- Ak q
meeting of the clearing hpltf COM
mittee yesterday II wAs dc<1ded ttsE
a. cc@mercial hanks Of this clsp
viii ~ opened Tor regular budness
next Wednesday.
Paying insurance losssa
San Francisco. May lsLThe inusr
anee companies paid polIcyholders
yesterday sie0.eno. the arst payments
that have been made sIscs the Ore.
II Il reported TINT by The end d fhe
month the greater part of the undis-
pnted claims viii have been settled.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

saeet Vets eesodsy.
Washlnkton. May is.-Ths senate
committee on PRIVILEGES and elections
today povtponed H. meeting fcr I vote
On the smoot case until Mosd.y.
Nsssms Rats c1seusskoa.
Washington. Nay lS-when he
railroad rate bill Sas taken up 10
day. the senate resumed consideration
~ ths Teller amendment. striking out
the provision giving tha interstate
c1mmerce commission poxer to pre.
scribe the words In lis judgment \
1he senate struck our III the rate
mailing provision of ihe rate bill M
~ords In IT, judgment III / vote
of s0 ii "a.
13liey's sincerity Doubted.
WASHINGTON. =. C May is---sena.
inr Raliey's sincerity has been called
Il question. III III n believed III have
esafrged into 4 conspiracy with AID.
rssh ell nehah IL The railroads ID A.
fsnt efflraeious rate legislation ais
has the Effect IN dividing
she democrats and If losing ii then
i iaree shars of the honor If nasssng
the fate blil An important esfect II
the recent developments has heen n
ARMY naite m president NM III tha
republicans Iii the senate nailes.s
nopree nay defeat him fcr recfectioa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

u Nasssref Tanner y u ~as arsasen.
- i - nnised SKATES essars this
eAalssal NTH sdaitssy and
f.sFaiss slen pssad not suiity ana me
60. mss eorsiaNea. @ 4 i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18
COURT MOTIFS

ps* Rlos Pleaded ssiLlfs III afsl.
sssg xnd fernieatiuG IN ne district
espKs MS faernsns
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

Niss Lettlia Bailey died II I
O'Clock thin morning II Tent cI.y. n.
ier : residences there d three weeks.
q Tuberculosis. Tn yoanx lady. q.
companied w her parents. brother
and smother relative. esane from h<r
homo IN Topeks. Kas. believing ths
climate here would effect her rscov.
ery. but hers ~ like numerous olh.
er instances II having como too lAtS
Miss Bailey WA i cultured Young
LADY. = years of sge. and her great
80 love was life. 10 which she ching
ienActonsly. but hi The valiant strnx.
rle The Grim Reaper proved victor
The remains. accompanied 81 Iths
sorrc~ins family. win 81 sb.pr y
burlington. Kas.. tonight - '
meat ANY friends desiring IN =
Ihs remains ~iii have an Qnuuufnl
of dotng ~ Al Il 4. John
undertaking thls
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

\ u 4 - esnssaf epininn thai the
q lssea ssatss s1sirt WIN net Il 10
ksssaua tonssr than Monday. The trial
nt Murphy and He Rlaek brothers
sas - prsnelpal case and a has
As~a POSTPONED.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

TAe nnited states Grand Jury has
airsAcs rtnrnesi sxo indictments
ma 4 siili ID session. The Indict.
nssats found we're against Jcse Rios
sna Marrsret Tanner fcr adultery
ard tornication. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

The majority nf the witnesses
summoned u testify IN me Fort 10.
gAn train robbery case returned to
their homes today, They vii all be
compelled To return 10 this city again
when the district court convenes III
November.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18


Elias PadilIa, alias Elias ProyeneIo
sss arraignesi yesterday before judge
W. y Mills Ia the United stafes
court. on charge of poiygamy. He
plead guilty to the third count of
The charge and the prosecuting atior.
neys Dismissed the first and second
counts The prisoner was sentenced
TO sis Hsonths III the county laiI with
costs. Il
ne case Of The United States
asainst oaetina Lopez III sena ana
ponacia1a Traiiila for adultery ana
fnrnicaiion came mp before III an.
tftct cotirt this morning. rhe a.
fsndants were arraIgnsa before Judge
ILL and withdrew their former plea
81 nat guilty = ~ charge on Ina
issssssas liastdaiIan II d. j. Leshy, AZ.
sistant United States attorney. thev
Hsfe sentenced 10 ans year m ,l,e
nsssitsatiary and eosts. Commitment
~ 'is s''sl'ended during mod oehas.
8@s&R
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-18

Hssss - psssoaslly grssess !, Il
srskl
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05
CLOSING OF RALEIGH SCHOOLS
Medals and Awarding of Honors-Ca-
pias for Arrest of Deputy Collector
Pool.
Especial to The Messenger

Especial to The Messenger
Raleigh, N. c., May 31.-The police
department here has received a capias
from Orange county for Deputy Reve-
nnue Collector N. G. Pool, it being
charged that one Of his pOssemen.
while on a raid in Orange, shot and
killed a moonshiner. Pool is here at
the federal court as a witness If .
number Of cases. The officer who has
the capias asked a court official if he
could arrest Pool, and was told that
to do so 10 would be contempt Of
court, so there will be no service until
the court ends.
The trustees of the A. and NJ. col
lege will tomorrow elect a new pro-
fessor of agriculture.
The city hall is crowded tonight, the
attraction being the presentation of
medals and the awarding of honoTs to
pupils of the public schools. Silver
medals for drawing were presented by
the women's society, for betterment
of public school buildings and grounds.
Gold medals for the highest scholar
ship were presented on behalf of the
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les, who were present in a body, to
Virginia Pickell, daughter of Mr.. Pick
ell, Of the state chemists department,
and to Hubert Holding, son of J. n.
Holding, of the Raleigh bar. The
speech of presentation was very effec-
tive and was made by Elmer VI. Shat
fer, of the Raleigh bar. Pupils Of
schools gave Japanese and ring drills,
and presented very handsomely the
operate, cinderella in Flowerland,"
with Miss Claudia A%pplewhite as Gin
derella, and Cadet J.. F. Hanselman, of
the A. and VI. college as Prince Sun
shine
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05
NEW PROFESSOR AT A. AND VI.
Thomas Nelson. Professor of Textile
Industry - Praise for Professor
Burkett.
Especial TO me MeSsenger.)

Raleigh, n. c. May 31.-The trus-
tees Of the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college elected Thomas Nelson, an
exceedingly capable man, professor Of
textile industry. He has been assist
ant professor and succeeded Henry VI.
Wilson, now at Greenville, S. c.
Moore Parker is elected assistant
professor. William Syme, a graduate
of The college. and who yesterday took
the degree of doctor Of philosophy al
Johns Hopkins, is elected assistant
chemist.
The trustees heard reports from all
the professors, and say these are very
encouraging. They express much sat
isfaction at the work Of two new pro-
f~essors, E. B. Payne, of physics, and
G. w. Thomson, of mechanical engi-
neering. The resignation Of Charles
". Burkett. as professor Of agrcul-
ture, was accepted. He was called be-
fore the trustees, and several Of them
highly complimented his work
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05

Washington, May 2I.-The senate
today passed the Knox immunity bill
and the omnibus lighthouse bill. with
practically 40 debate, passed the mill
itary academy bill. and was only pre-
vented from passing the employers
liability bill by a motion at . D. n to
go into executive session. Most Of The
afternoon was devoted 10 consiGera-
ton, in executive session, OF the NOM
lnation of Judge James WickershaE
10 be judge of the United States oou--
for the district of Alaska, but he was
not confirmed. The charges against
him, which have prevented oontirna-
ton for three years, were urged
strongly by Senators McCumber and
H~ansbrough, Nelson, Teller, Pettus
and a number of others. He was de
Tended by Senators Foraker, Dil!irg-
ham, Bailey, Culberson and Others.
No vote was had, nor did il appear
that one is imminent. He is serving
on a recess appointment. At $3.50 Z
m. the ena adjourned.
The Knox Immunity BILL" passed
today, was offered and reported from
the committee after the recent sus-
tanning of the immunity pleas set up
by Chicago packers, following an III
vestigation by the department OF com
merce and labor. The purpose Of The
bill primarily is to make it clear that
the commissioner of corporations may
compel the production of books and
papers of corporations, notwithstand-
ing that documents might incriminate
the corporation, and hat the incor-
poration should not be given immun-
lty. The bill provides that immunity
shall extend only to a natural person
who in obedience to a subpoena, gives
testimony under oath or produces evil
dence, documentary or otherwise, un.
der oath.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05
Bomb Thrown at Royal Couple
After the Wedding
BOTH ESCAPED UN|NJURED
At least Sixteen of the Escort
Met Instant Death

The Course of the Bomb Was
Changed by an Electric Wire and
This Probably Saved the Lives OF
the Hing and Queen-Real Perpe-
traitor of the Outrage is Not Known.
The Explosion Occurred just as the
Royal Couple Were About to Enter
the Palace and it Was Followed by
Tremendous Excitement.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05
Captain Farsi on Trial Before Court
Martial.

Fort Monroe, Va, May 2L.-The de-
Tense opened today in the general
court-martial trying Captain Perry
Farsi, OF the b~attleship Rhode Island.
for the grounding Of that vessel off
York Spit Captain Garst was the
principal witness. He testified thai
one Of the buoys at the mouth Of the
oYrk river was out OF place when he
tried to take the Rhode Island in and
that the grounding of the ship result
ed. Rear Admiral Sigsbee, president of
the court, says the trial will probably
be concluded by tomorrow night
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-06-05
No Special Aid for Money Market.

Washington, May 31-Secretary
Shaw has decided that the present
condition of the money market in New
York requires no special aid from the
department in the importation Of gold
and complying with instructions re-
ceived from him today. Assistant Sec
rotary Keep t~elegraphed the sub-treas-
ury at New York as follows:
please advise the gold import banks
that special deposits in aid of gold
imports are discontinued for the tine
being"