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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

oGS oiirfte Sic ilttcreliiren, oen
groBen Hro5entiat Don aotboliten
fernen 5u %lernen. oellen ld) perldies
oelle midtige Memtcr in OieiemSt aate
ilbertragen babe uno Die obne Mus
nabme ebenio bobe Sabigfeiten, pie
Gbnrofter : @igenid)niten beliten.
$50 piel IN o~irefter grnioerung
auf Den ballptiGhlidcn Sbeil Sbres
SdreiberE. SD meib nid1t, Oh es it.
genopie belfeu miro ooer nid)t, ober
ih boffe es. Sd braude Sbne1 mobl
nidt 81, lqgent ,oaB eS mir eil Ser9nii-
gen bereitet, 3ii idrci6en ooer irgeno
einen Sbret @iinife SIT eriiiaen,
mern es in .nteiner Modlt lieat.
Sic miiIlen es in Maorlo lebr be-
i6merlid gebobt baberL ulb ih bofie
oufridtig, bdB Ser benlcrfenSluertben
auiopferulg fir oos @obl bes So
t%erlanoes, Die Sic mo 9eaumD be.
funoet baben, cine angeneilene 9elob-
hung SIT Sbeil miiroe unb bob Sic in
niht 81 ierner 3lfunit nod Nom
uber gar nod YariS perIebt lperoen."
Srn. Gooiepelt's Shreiben ipri6t
oonn bon ieinen gemilbungen, Die
Domination 5ltm DISQUALIFICATION 81
permeioen, uno idlieBt nit ben @or-
ten: nWfit Sen 6er5liditen @riiBen oil
9elamp SIR teuergebcner Sbeooore
HooIepelt."
Storer NO Ter.
ST.. Storer befinbet ii6 iebt 6eoell-
tero mobler. Seine Ier5te baben ibm
cine &lw IN &arlsboo e%mploblen, aber
CT uno leine @emoblin baben beld)lol=
ien, @ien nid)t Dor SUM 81 p%erloilen.
giele Mitglieber ser ur%iltofrati-
ihen mo Oiplomatiid)en &reiie ma-
dcn Srlt. unb Srou Storer 9ellld)e.
llnter Den geltrigen 9elndern beion-
oen iid) Die Siiritin Hao5imia, 0rai
Don &iifitein uno Der rumGnilhe @es
iullote @bifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Sapamiides 8cld,uaocr bci Manila.

90 mi a, /. April. @eitern
Ianate bier elm jdpaniides @eidauas
Ser an, meld)es flint Gage bier blei-
ben miro. Gie iapaniidRn uno Die
amerifaniid,en 6lottenofii5iere itatte-
TEN iid) gegenieitig sic iibIid)en ge.
iud)e ab. 9anfette unb bcridieoene
GeitIidfeiten lueroen 5u gbren, Der
iapanilfen @6ite borbefpitef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
@criibtcn Sdnuiubeleicn in Milfcs'
barre.

@iIfesborre, go, /. gpril.
- @egen s. :. Sbaficr aus Ybilos
belpbio unb g. $. Mithell aus Sos
gnoeles, Gal, linb Gerbaitsbeicble
crlolien lporoen. Die beioen WGnncr
limo nngcflugt, inter foliden Nors
ipiegelungen u%ageiabr 60 Eerioner
Der StoSt unb llmaebu1g einen &c.
iamnttbetrog bon $4,000, pelte 81
Iftienoifoufen Der .Soocuino @olo
Minina 60" perpenoet nurben, bcr-
olsgeihminoelt 5lt boben. Sic slftio.
mare beboupterL bob iie in Grfobrur,e
gebrod)t b1tien, Die erpGbntc 8olb-
CRUDE iei ein Sdiuinoel, uno boB oie
GrflGrungen 9etrefis pes @oloee.
boltes Der Grse ialid ieien. Sbuifer
bate Die betreiienben Aftien per-
fault, wdbrenb WiitdeQ ols Yrdii-
bent Der 8eiellid)ait iunairt batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
SeinbeS nidt nlii1ocr gut, als fir Die
eigenen.
Stragerid t megen faI-

SClllutS Ntu)l ltlIlutI Ylll, ulS Ut ule
eigenen.
Strafgerid DIT ipeeen faI-
der &Ioiiifi5irun9.
Sn ben @ei6Gitsrdumen Der Cont
miiiion fir ben 5miibenltaatliden
Sonbel murbe erflGrt, in Solee Der
BON ibr porgenommenen llnteriu-
6uneen in Nen.Dorf iiber Die Be-
idplloi9ung, oob peridieoene Ser
frohter oos @einiGt Oert bon ibnen
gum Gerianot gebradten @aaren 81
nieorig ongeben uno lie falld) be5eid-
net bdtten, nerbe lie 5unGdIt Dem
Suiti3 : 9cpartement gum 3mede Der
Ginleitung be& Strafperfabrens pon
Der Sohlage in ben peridieoenen
Jallen MittDeilung MAIDEN. 3ie Gr-
bebllng Der Nnflage miro aber crit
erfolgen, nadbem Die Gonmiliion
nod in anbcren StGoten Sermine
a6gebalten bat, in bcneH dbnlide &C.
lebpiorige Sanolurgen begongen
luoroen iein ioler. GennGd,it miro
Die Gonnniilion sur 9ernebnung
bon 3eugen in ben Stdoten Buffalo
uno philadelphia idreiten, no Die
S6ipinbeleien oieier grt cinen nod)
piel groberen llmfong %eeiponnen ia.
bcn ~iollen, unb Ole betreifenoen Ser
mine neroen nod I'M Wonat gpril
abgeboltcn merocn. @ie zines Der
Mitglieber ser Gommiiiion erflGrte,
lit oieie entid)lolien, 10 peit nie mog-
lib Dem llraueien ein 3iel 5u ieben,
ober lie lit i~ibcr5eugt, bob Ser lining
MIR ollrd) Elm oroItiides Gorgeben in
Sen @erid)tcn ollsgerpttet weroen
fam.
Grncnnung EFT.
SSo6n u. Merritt, Der GoitmeiIter
Ser 9unoes6oitptTtdot, miro, mie TO-
eben ongcfiinoigt moroen lit, 5ltnl
Collector bes Sniens bon Buffalo,
N.-O, ernannt iperoen uls Nodlols
ger beS perItorbcnen Wojors SomeS
2op. Serr Merritt bat felt ied)s Sab
ren ols bieiigcr Goitmeiiter fungirt.
Superintendent @obsrportG bon Nelp-
S)ort botte gcitern cine llnterreoung
nit Dem Grdlioenten, in meldJcr Die
Grnennuno Mterritt'S 5unt Suien,
Collector bon Buffalo beif)lolien
lporben lit. SpGter tiinbiete ocr Era-
liocnt Die Grnennung bon 9eniomill
=. Barnes , Dem geoenludrti9en
SiilsiefretGr bos GrGlioentllen, sum-
Eoltmeiiter bon @oibington on
Stelle Merritt'S an. Serr Barnes,
ser 81 Sabre oft lit, lebt ieit odt5ebn
Sabren in Der gunbeshouptitobt.
Nohbern CT iiebeil Sabre lang in
N~en-serieD inn G%oitoienit 9eitolncen
bate, pilroe or 1898 oils Stenogrnpb
in bos @eibe Sols berufen unb
opaneirte smei Sabre ipdter 5itnl
QiilfsiefretGr bes Erdiibenten. Serr
Yarnes lit Elm pertrailter Sreunb bon
Observation-Disclosures 9ortclpou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Ole gfnnlifte 0es ,,trn Soi

= Die Mnwalte oes sum Sobe per.
nrtbeilten CHARLES 8. 5ilder in 8o-
iton, Maii., baben cine ofientlihe Ye-
tition aIfgelegt, melfe fir 3uder @e.
gnaoigimg erbittet. Die Yetition lit
bereits bon soblreiden Yerionlidfei-
ten, oarunter pom Itelluertretenoen
Wapor Graper, linterseidnet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Brei frrti9 arknht.
Was in glgceiras NIT 10 pielcr Mnbc
crsielt iunrbc.

Scllte miro Elm Sonoer NllsidllB sic
iormelle aufietung Oes Eroto.
fous beginner. - 9otidaiter
@bite glaubt, oab oas Helultat
Sen anipriihen Qeutidlano's,
mic ~ocnicnigcn 3rontreit's &c.
red)tc N%nerfcnmlng miberiabren
IGbt. - Sobn 9ua betraf)tet oas
llebcreintommcn iiir einen Sicg
Ironfreid)'S uno gnglano's,
gloubt ieoody nitt, baB Die Gnt,
ihcioung cine cnogiiltige lit. -
Ole Stimmrng in Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

lGbt. - SSobn 9ul betrahtet bas
llebcreintommen fir einen Sicg
Granfreidy'a uno Gnglano's,
oloubt ie0od) niht, baB Die Gnts
ihcioung cine cnogiiItigc lit. -
Gle Stimmumg in Berlin.
MGQeciraS, I. Npril. - Hadl
elmer Elcnariibuna melde bis &C.
itcrn glbeno 6 llbr Ouuerte, ~er5ielte Die
MaroffosGoniercns Elm pollitGnbiges
GinperrGbmen unb ernonnte einct
NuaifuB, INN hicies III einem Ipr-
mcucn Erototoll meocr5uleeer. Gle
GoQcnbung Der Iuigabe ser Comic
rer3 mrrNe in bem iplgenoen o"iii5iel-
len Sfreiben befonnt 9egeben:
Sic Goricren5 bat lire Irbeiten
polcnoet unb in ollen Eunften lit
Elm Ginpernebmen er5ielt. Sic bot
einen genouen @ortlout fir Die Der.
blcibenocn Irtifcl b%etrefiS Der
StootSbnnf uno ser 3oac ongenom-
men. Ger lebte Srtifel, Der Die Ser
theilunq ser Qoli5ei in Sen S1fen re-
gelt, iplroe nod Dem ruiiiidlen Gnt-
nurf o%rgenommer. Gonod) erbalt
Sronfreif sic EoIi5eigepolt in Den
bier SGicn @togaoor, Saiii Maga.
gan mo Robot, Spanicn in Den bel
cen S1ien Setunn, iopie 2aradl,
Sronfreih unb Spanien 5uiomnten
in Songcr, ioiuie Goinblonco. Gle
9soli5ei miro einem Snlpettor inter.
ltelt. Ser Understandings Gclegat
erfIdrte, BOB ieinc Hegierltg Die Grs
nennunq zines Siii5icrs obIebne. Sic
Gonfereu5 rot eiten SonberouS.
iduB erllannt, I'M ben @prtlnut beS
llebereinfommens elmer Turdlid)t 81
unter5ieben. Gieier IuSidub bolt
onl Monta9 cine Situne, irm bic
enbgnitiacn Sormalitaten bes Erotos
fol$ 5u erortern."
Ger omerifaniide Geleeot @bite
b1lt ooS GrgebniB fir 5ltirieoenItels
LEND, nift MIR, peil Die unmittelbore
53ufunit bon Mtoroffo iid)ergeIteQt
miro, ioroern audi neil Die grt unb
@ciie oeS NilS9leihS Srotlfrcid) mic
Gcutiflanb b%efrieoigt, bic llriod)cn
5u Geiblmgcn beicitigt u1tb bic inter
n%ationolen 9c5iebungen ipiehcr nor
mol mad)t.
Gle Erinsipien fir ipeldcI eutid).
Ianb eingctrctcl1, Die Snteoritdt Wo-
roffo'S uno Die borti9en glcid)cn
cpmmCr5iellen unb iuirtbld)oftlid)en
Medte iinb nod gniiht Srn. @bitc'S
nnerfonnt porben, ober oilf) Der
Iniprud) 5ronfreid)'s oui cine be.
lonhere GoIition babe Mncrfcnmlng
geiunoell.
Mnoerc leitcnbe 9elegotcn idlie-
Zen Iid Ser IniidJt @bite's an uno
beben Den eiiilitiaen einflub berpor,
neld,e bos Melultat allf Die curopGi.
Idle Gage alsiiben meroe. Sic crtlG.
rcn, oab bos GinoeritGnbnib in nid)t
geringcm Mabe oitf Die @irfiomteit
Der Germittelurg Ser Gcrcini9ten
Staaten bllrd) beren crIten Gertreter
5u%riidpufiibren iei.
@as Die ipeiteren Solecn ser Mo-
roffo-GonicrerH ouf Die Gerbdltniile
in Woroffo onbetriift, 10 bolten Die
9eIeeoten nit bieicr Nniidt 5nriid.
Sic geben inoeiien boS 81, BOB bic
Ginfiibrung wirflid,cr &eiormen off.
ne bem guten @iuen mo Die Cont
tion oes SultonS nnb beiien Hotbge.
Der urmoglib lei. Geshalb miro bcil
letten gft berGonferens Gin 9eidlllB
biIoen, meldFr cen itnlierildycn &c
ianoten I'M Moroffo, Gbepalier Mol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02

PETERSBURG, /. Mpril. - Gin
Slottensariegsgerift iprod beutc 81
bon Den 207 Seeleuten frei, meld)e
I'M Ropember 1905 in aronItoot
meuterten. Ncun muroen 81 3rdt
bailsterminen BON 6 Sobren bis aui
2ebens5eit p%erurtbeilt, unb ole llebri.
gen gum 9erluit Der biirgerlihen
Hedte unb Saitterminen bon einem
bis bier Sabren. oocr GiniteQung in
Strafbataiapne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-02
Sieg 5ronfreid'S,
heiBt es II 2onbon.

2pn6on, 1. 9pril. - Sbpobl ieit
bier5ebn Sagen c~riuartet, bat oas er'
iolgreife Grgcbnib ser Mnroffo'
Goniercr5 in gleeciras Gnalonb
erobe Grleid)terung gebraf,t. ba nab.
reno oes perfIoiienen SabreS cin5ia
unb aaein Die Maroffo-6 raae crnItc
0efiirftungen fir ben 6rieoen BON
europa bernoreerufen botte.
Ias llebereinfommen gilt oils Gin
Sieg Gronfreid)'s ,oas ben ausidlag-
g~ebenoen GinfluB in Den 5inan5-an-
gelegelbeiten bes. Snltanots bebdlt
nnb MIR penig Don ieinen 5oroerun-
gen binlidtIid bes Sid,erbeitsoien.
Ites in Dem 2anoe perliert, oa Die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Russian Affairs.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 4.-What is re-
gsrded as the grayest event in months,
causing widespread fear in bureaucratic
ranks, as well IS among all students, in
the empire, was the recent discovery OF
sixteen bombs in the institute for en-
gineers. The finding of these bombs is
considered confirmation OF the fear
which has been entertained for long
time that the majority of students are
supporters Of the revolution.
Liverpool, Oct. 4--The health of
Gar Nicholas is causing concern to the
authorities in Russia who know of his
condition. This is the statement made
by the Post, which says that persons in
close touch with British court circles
have heard ominons reports in regard 10
the Russian monarch's physical cOndi-
ton. Recent events have made the
Gar suspicious of everyone as he no
longer knows upon whom he can depend
to protect him from the re7olutionists
who are seeking his life. Under the
mental strain to which he has been sub
iected his health las suffered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Panic on a Ferry Bsat.

New York, Oct. Five hundred
passengers on the terry boat Rockaway,
of the Long Island Railway, we're
thrown into q panic TODAY, aud had
narrow escapes with their lives, when a
big schooner crashed Into her smidships
off Thirty-fourth street, East river
The Rockaway was making for her slip
10 Long Island city. Most OF her pas
seugers we're bound for the Vanderbilt
cup course, and were crowded on the
deck with q number of automobiles
The schooner was coming down stream
under full sail. Her speed was not
appreciated by the ferry boat captain.
He tried to ruu in front of the sailing
vessel, just after gust of wind from the
North lifted the schooner and sent
her squarely against the terry steamer,
Every passenger on the ferry boat was
knocked down by the force of the col
lision. In the women's cabin the panic
was worst. Many we're trsmpled by
frantic women who rushed for the door.
On the decks few cool headed men
lined the rails and prevented frightened
women from lesping overheard. The
boats became wedged together. In this
position the Rockaway headed for shore.
1t was impossible for her to reach her
slip, and tugs came alongside and re-
moved the passengers. Several persons
we're reported to have been seriously in
jured but this could not be confirmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
TIE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Alleged defective Boiler Tubes.

Pit,sburg, Pa, Oct. 4-The Pitts
burg Dispatch today publishes eAclu-
siyely a statement in extended detail
that the vitals OF certain United States
crack war vessels are declared to be
filed with boiler tubes that were re-
jected by the government inspectors.
The United States government, through
the Department OF Justice, is inyestigat-
ing charges that defective boiler fiues
we're supplied by the Shelby Steel Tube
Company for the new wsrships Maine,
Colorado, Georgia and Pennsylvania;
that government stamps were stolen and
used to get defective fues pass the TO-
spectors and that cars, after being sealed
by the government, were broken open
and detective tubes added to COM
plete shipments. 1t is char. ed thai
several OF the largest and most costly
battleships in the United States navy
are equipped With thousands Of boiler
hues which were never subjected 10 the
government tests, and that many O
them we're delivered to the government
and placed in the vessels after they hat
been rejected as defective by the govern
ment inspectors. The warships directl,
involved in the charges coat $l4,
sos. 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
The West virginia Debt.

w, @. Legendre, secretary of the de-
posit committee of the West Virgins
certificates, which have been aud are be-
log deposited with the Virginia debt
commiss ionIp connection with Virginia's
suit against West Virginia now pending
in the U. 8. Supreme Court, writes At
torney General Anderson that more than
eleven twelfths of the certificates of 1871
(the only ones as to which Virginia has
not been fully released AMI discharged
from liability have now been deposited.
The suit has one rather novel feature.
Even if Virginia gets judgment against
her sister State there will be no legal
way of forcing West Virginia TO pay.
No one supposes that the United States
Supreme Court will attempt to manda.
mus the West Virginia legislature into
paving the debt or levying a special tax
therefor. The judgment, however, will
constitute a moral obligation which the
defendant would hardly care to dodge,
especially as she is now in most pros
porous condition. Were she to eyade
meeting the obligation she would be for
ever disgraced, nor is it even intimsted
that her course at the end of the litiga.
ton will be anything but honorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04

Mr.. GEORGE @. CABELL, of Norfolk,
a prominent politician and recent can
didste for Congress to succeed RePreseu-
tstive Maynard, of the Second district,
saws; 'If Governor Swanson makes good
governor during the remainder of his
term of Office as the chief executive OF
Virginia, have no doubt that he will
oe the successor of Senator Daniel to
represent the people of his State in the
upper house of Congress. But the
Senator will, in all probability, continue
to represent his State in the Senate fol-
many years to come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
The Eastern Hospital.

Three rumors of interest spread through
out Williamsburg yesterday regarding
the Eastern State Hospital investiga-
ton, and as soon as the formal report
of the committee has been signed, Mr.
Ould, of the committee, will demand Of
Superintendent Foster an apology for
the charges he has made regarding his
visit to a lady attendant in the hospital
grounds on the night of September 18th,
and the statement made by DR.. Foster
that he did not leave the grounds until
midnight.
The story is that Mr.. Ould will, in
the event that an apology is not forth
coming, seek personal redress OF DR..
Foster. Following this, it is generally
stated that the lady attendant in question
will bring suit against DIR. Foster,
charging him with defamation OF char
acter, and that she has been in consul
tation with Mr.. N. L. Henley, Common
wealth's Attorney of Williamsburg, re-
gsrdiDg the steps necessary to suit. A
boom thrown into the committee room
could not have occasioned more excite
ment than did telegram received by
both Senator Sadler and Senator Rison
from DR.. Drewry, stating that he did
net desire to appear before the COM
mittee. The investigation has already
cost the State more than SO, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Cigarettes Cause Mistrial.

Alexandra. La, Oct "A lone
juror, who for 60 hours held out aud
finally caused a mistrial in the case of
Tnomss Brady, the white man who lured
a young bride to the woods and assaulted
her, gives as his reason for being lenient
that Brady is cigarette fiend, therefore
was not responsible for his actions. He
blsmes the government for allowing the
sale of cigarettes and says that, for that
reason, the government is responsible
In measure for the assault. Miss Lura
Warren his victim, was clipping at the
time and expected to meet her lover at
Columbia, where they were to be married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
po,,tic.I Coud.tion I'm New York.

New York, Oct. AT the head
quarters OF both Political parties in this
city this morning satisfaction was ex-
pressed with pretty near everything and
everybody. The republicans felt that
Hughes speech of acceptance last night
not only prime campaign document, but
also indicated that Hugoes was spell
binder OF no mean merit. The general
outlook for oratoIicsl fireworks is there
fore regarded as good.
At democratic headquarters there wss
q strong undercurrent OF worry over local
fights between Tsmmany men democrats
md independent lesguers. After the
Buffalo c. invention il was tse general
belief among all machine men that the
independence league, having secured the
big prizes on the state ticket. would
give up its claims to places on the local
ticket. Whatever the Hearst managers
intended, pressure from would.be league
candidates has become so strong that
little less than half the places will satisfy
the original men.
Another element of discord is the desire Of
the Hearst managers TO retire SUI h Tammany
statesmen who voted for the socalled gas
grab and other measures which Hearst OPP
posed in his newspapers. Big Tin Sullivan.
who supported Hearst ut Buffalo, is said to be
on the list for political destruction. and his
followers will die fighting. Should the Sui
livan elan become openly rebellious it would
make difference in Hearst's vote in New
York's Fast Side. In Brooklyn Hearst and
McCarren are nearly in open warfare aud
ticklish conditions between league men and
democrstsare reported from Buffalo. Whether
or not there will be a crop of local fights is
today the biggest question in the democratic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
lie Slays a 1nn-nound Hear.

Lock Haven, Pa, Oct. 4 -Andrew
Wilson, of this city, killed the first bear
in this county this season He came
upon Bruin at the hesdwaters Of Rat
tlesnake Run, in the upper end of the
county, aud it proved to be monster,
weighing over 400 pounds. The bear
was seen stumbling along the stream
within easy range and the hunter put a
bullet through its head before it had
an opportunity to defend itself. Charles
AlIabach, of Farrandsville, mountain vii.
lage three miles from here, on Monday morn
ing saw along Ferney Run mother bear
with her two cubs. He steathily crept up to
them, but before getting within good gun.
shot he was discovered and the trio made for
the WOODS. He. however. fred at the old
bear, and wounded her badly, judging from
the loss of blood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Another .,American PerlIn Scare.

Berlin, Oct. 4. -Germsny is threat
ened with an American meat trust similar
to that which controls the industry in the
United States. Announcement of the
tact has caused revival ofthe American
peril' scare. An American syndicate
is reported to be negotiating with lead
ing German meat firms for the purchase
OF their establishments. 1t proposes 10
capture a majority of German companies
engaged in this line of industry, with
the purpose of corneriug the canned
neat industry in Germany. The trust
will be conducted on the lines of the
American trust, controlled by American
capital. Nearly all the newspapers de-
vote considerable space to exploiting the
scheme of the syndicate, and condemn
ing the proposed trust. The Morgen
Post takes the lead in this campaign OF
attack. editorially warning the "Ameri-
can invaders" to keep hands of. Similar
comments are made by a dozen news
papers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Roy in the Hands of Kidnappers.

New York, Oct. 4 Mystery is the
predominant characteristic in the disap.
pearance of Willie La Barbara, four years
old, supposed to be in the hands OF kid
nsppers, who s'e demanding $4,000
ransom from his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank La Barbara, of 837 second ave-
nue., under threats that the boy will lie
killed and his body cut up and scattered
about the city unless the money is forth
coming. The police have been working
on the case since September %, but all
efforts to solve the puzzle have proved
nnayailiog. As the days go by with no
word Of the absent child the mother is
approaching a point of total collapse.
Willie di appeared on Sep ember 81,
having followed a man with whom he
had been on friendly terms for several
days and who had frequently given the
child candy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04
Fire Caused Scare.

New York, Oct. 4-Fire early this
morning in the leather district Tor the
while threatened to wipe out a big block
and caused panic among patients of st.
Gregory's Hospital, which may result in
the death of at least one inmate and
a serious relapse for several others. The
fire started in the five story warehouse oil
De lego Brothers in the rear OF 81 Frank
fort street. 1t got good start before
the hremer could &c. into position to
fight il. St. Gregory's Hospital is close
at hand and seemed threatened. Ar
rangements were made to carry out the
sixteen patients at moments notice il
it became necessary. This alarmed the
invalids so that they became panic
stricken. 1t required every effort of the
entire hospital staff to quiet them until
the danger had passed. For awhile 1t
seemed as if the entire block bounded
by Spruce, Frankfort, William and Gold
streets must go. After hard fight, the
firemen confined the flames to the ware
house and an adjoining building. Sew
eral iremen were slightly injured and 8
number of persons sleeping in nearby
buildings which became filled with
smoke were carried out unconscious by
firemen and policemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-04

UNDER the Virginia vsgrant law the
following described persons are deemed
Migrants: All who not having where
with to maintain themselves and fami
lies, live idly, and without employment,
and refuse to work for the usual wages
paid in their locality. Those strolling
about in idleness who are able to work
and have no property to support them
Persons leading an idle, immoral, or
proAigate life, and have no property to
support them. All able-bOdied persons
found begging or who quit their houses
and leave their wives or children without
the means of support. Persons who
follow no labor, trade, occupation, or
profession, and have no visible means OF
support. All those having fixed abode
who live by stealing or bsrtering stolen
property, and have no visible property
Should this law be rigidly enforced in
Alexandria there would be decided de-
crease in the city's population.