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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
GENERAL FRED GRANT TO
BE IN RICHMOND TO DAY
win Arrive There This Afternoon and
VIII Be Gueat of Governor
Swanson and Wife.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. iz-Cancrai
Frederick Dent Grant. commander of
the Department of the East. will mr.
rive in this city this afternoon and
viii be- the guest OF Governor and
Mrs. Swanson at the executive man.
sion. Mrs. Grant will accompany her
husband to this city.
General Crane and Governor Swan
son met at the Exposition. and they
have grown to be warm friends. Con.
eral and Mrs. Grant will not be ablo
to spend but one night here and
this will be "a the guests of the Gov
crncr
This evening from S. TO IL o'clock. n
reception Is to be rendered to Cen
cral and Mrs. Grant by Governor and
Mrs. Swanson at the mansion. Inyi-
taiions TO this function hnvc been
sent to the social leaders OF the city
and State. On this occasion the ataff
OF the Governor Will be In attend.
ance. Admission to the mansion will
be by invitation only
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
Secretary Of German Foreign OF.
flee Says Visit 10 England Has
No Political Significance.
NO VITAL QUESTIONS OUTSTANDING
Ruler OF Great Britain Tenders the
Emperor Banquet in the historic
Hall Of ST. George in Windsor Gao.
tle-AmbassadOr Reid Among Those
in Attendance.
my Associated rross.l

WINDSOR, Eng, Nov I2-In the
historic hall OF ST. George at Wind
son castle King Edward and Queen
AlcNanrdia gave Il state banquet this
evening in honor OF tho German Wis
itors. The hall. which for centuries
has been associated with the Order
OF the Garter, was decorated with tho
banners of the principal knights OF
tho order. while the tables wcrc adj
orned with the famous gold plato,
ono OF tho great hcrlooms OF the
soverciens OF England.
Departing from tho usual customs
King Edward and Emperor William
sat Hido by side. with tho queen on
tho right and the empress on the
left. Around tho tables. which wore
set for 1870 guests. there was gather.
ed most brilliant company. includ-
Ing many mcmbcrs OF the British
royal house. suites OF the visiting
sovereiens. cabinet ministers and for
mr. cabinet minister's and ambassadors
and other diplomatic representatives..
Among the ambassadors was Mr..
Whitelaw Reid.
King Edward proposed the health
OF Emperor William, who made nc
knowlcdgemcnt In short speech.
closing with n toast 10 the English
king.
Politics Not to Be Discussed.
There ia no intention OF discus.
sing at Windsor any concrete po,it.
cal question . said Herr Won Schoen,
secretary of the German foreign of
fee. who is accompanying Emperor
William on the latters visit 10 Eng
land, "Gergany and England being in
the happy position Of having no act.
nal political questions outstanding:
but We hope that the emperor's visit
viii bring about renewal of old
time afectionate relations between
tho two countries. Their relations nj.
ways have been cordial. but this ia
not enough; there Is an Increasing
desire that they become sometime
moro. Germany does not look for
amy specially defined political agree
mont or understanding that might
give risc TO apprehension In the case
OF any other power My hope simply
is that the relations between the two
governments may become moro close.
~ aesimilated TO the not only cordial
but affectionate relations existing be
tween The refining houses
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
NEwPoRT NEWS VA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1907

with tho Carlisle Indians here on No
vcmbcr %
Tho two students who wclc found
10 have smallpox are II. NJ. Phelps.
twenty-five years old. rreshmnn
medical student residing in Divinity
Hall. and u. NJ liadley, nineteen
years old. who lives at No. 5SiS Mon
roc avenue.
Phelps. who is II member of the
football team OF his class. IL said 10
have made out ialso vaccination
certliieate. ana 1t ls said this was
handed with tho bona ildc documents
Hugo Bc2dck assistant coach. was
said to have advlgcd thls move but
he makes n positive denial.
When Health Commissioner Evans
heard of the deceit practiccd to kocp
Phelps on the freshman team, he con
sidorcd that il was rossblc that
othcs members of the university
teams might have rosortcd TO the
same device OF presenting false Ger
titica,cs TO prevent their being kept
out of the Games on account of sore
arms He gave instructions TO have
inspectors sent TO the Midway immc-
dintely and 10 have another nspec.
iion OF tile teams made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
CHARLES MILLER WILLING TO
COME BACK TO RICHMOND
Papers Not Quite Up TO Requirements
But There Win Be No Further
Delay.
(Dy Associated r ess)

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE eNit,di-
ton OF Walter Arthur Newman. alias
Robert Lewis, alias Charles Miller.
who is wanted by the Virginia auth.
critics on the charge or grand la.-
ccny and by tho authorities OF New
York for felonious assault. was grant.
ed today by the presiding magistrate
ut How street police court.
The papers in the case brought horc
by a Virginia detective did not quite
FUN the requirements. but the pris.
fnor declared his Willingness TO r..
turn to America. Under the English
law. Miller. which is believed to be
the prisoners right name must re.
main here Cor Il Fortnight after the
eN'iaditicn order is signed in order
To give ;:mc for APPLICATION for n writ
OF habacs corpus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
ANOTHER MOVE IN THE
MAE w0oD-PLATT CASE
United states Senator'S Lawyers
Want an Important Affidavit Kept
on File In Clerks Office.
(Dy AssoeIated Prcasi

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Cla!m!ng
that tho marriage certificate by which
Mae c. Wood says she expects 10
prove that she was married To United
States Senator Thomas C.. Plat. Is
forgery, counsel for Senator Plat
today applied to Supreme Court Jus.
tee O'Gorman for an order direct.
ing that the certificate and an alleged
admission written and said to have
been signed by Senator Platt. that
Mae c. Wood is his wife be kept on
hle In the county clerks office. In
support of the application Mr. Platts
counsel tiled an affldavit made by the
defendant setting forth that the GER
tihcate is forgery. that he was never
married 10 Miss Wood and ne is con.
WINGED that he will l., able to prove
the letter Durporting to have been
written by him acknowledging her as
his wife was manufactured by the
plaintiff 70 be used as evidence.
Counsel for the plaintiff opposed
the application Decision was re.
served
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
Had Over Five Million Dollars on De-
posIl, But Had Heavy Withdrawals
WIS BARRED FROM RECEIVING AID
New York Correspondents and Port.
land Clearing House Wanted to
Help tho Institution. But National
Ranking Act Prevented.
nv Associated proasl


PORTLAND. Oregon. Now. IL :
Tho Merchants National bank of this
city Is for the time being In the hands
OF the comptroller OF the currency.
Its doors were not opened today be
catsse of the persistent rumors which
resulted In heavy Withdrawals lately.
Tho bank is said TO be entirely sol
vont
With s5.gl2.o52 on deposit AT the
close of business August 90 last.
when tho comptroller called for a
statement OF the condition Of national
banks, the banks liquidation since
that date has been over SO 100000. OF
which amount $l.500.O00 has been
withdrawn since the holiday season
began. October 90. This run means
on average daily withdrawal OF casl,
from the bank of more than 500 O0C
and the only assistance 1t has ra.
ceived has been the loan of $3.50, 900
from tho Clearing House association
which amount equalling the capital
stock OF tho bank. was the limit nj
lowed by tho national banking net.
Tho Hanover National, the Nation,
nj Bank of Commerce. and the Mer.
chants National bank New York cor.
respondents of the Merchants Ma.
tionai, offered to extend all neces-
safy aid. but again the national bank.
Ing act stood In the way. This left
no other course than TO lay the sir
nation before the comptroller OF cur
rcncy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13

brewery Workers charter because o.
alleged continued violations of the
PROVISIONS of the Minneapolis conven.
ton, because the Brewery Work.
crS' refusal TO rclinquiSh jurisdiction
over the brewery engineers. flrcmen
and teamstcrs. and the report OF the
court proceedings which have been
brought ut Washington through the
Manufacturers Association, restrain
Ing the members OF the executive
council Individually and Officially from
placing the goods OF a certain stove
;onccIn on the we don't patronize"
list. the report declared was an eff
fort by the arch enemies OF labor
after failure TO disrupt all labor
unions. 10 d,screKt the discretion
the honesty and integrity OF the Am
erican Federation OF Labor. and its
officials and 10 deprive them OF the
freedom OF speech, freedom OF press
and freedom OF their personal liberty"
The report arraigns III strong Ian
guaEe those behind the injunction pro
cecdings. declaring that the Manufac-
tureiS' association and their allied In
terests are laughing in anticipated
glee" AT the result they hope TO nc
complish by their efforts, but which,
the report said, are bound to fail
Tho executive council reported a sat
isfastory conference with President
Roosevelt OH Saturday last when the
President was urged to endorse and
urge labor legislation in his coming
message 10 Congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
TOday'S Exposition
Program.
DAUGHTERS OF coNFEpER.
ACY DAN
Special Features on the pa,


Special Features OF the Day.
7:i5 TO $50 Il. m.-DrIll, Twenty
third Infantry.
$3.50 to 9:l5 a. m--Drlll ~
Third Artillery.
s:i5 to 1000 q. m.-Drin. Sec.
ond Squadron. Twelfth Cavalry.
II a. m.-Unitod Daughters OF
Confederacy Convention convenes
ut Auditorium.
IL n. m.-Guardmount. Twenty
third Infantry.
2, m.-piano recital. j. Phil
lips Rowland. Auditorium.
9 TO : p. m.--Concert. Phinney's
U. S. Band, Auditorium.
1900 .. m.-Consumption Is
communicable, stereopticon, So
cial Economy Building.
GOO to 500 p. m.-Concert,
Phinney's U. S. BIND. Raleigh
court.
Stated Program Every Day.
1870 n. m.--Gates Omen.
$3.50 to 1870 a. m.-Concert,
Exposition Band. Main Entrance
Stand.
10 a. m.-And hourly therent
ter, Exhibition Of Weather Blu.
reau Earthquake Recorder. Gov.
eminent Building A.
10 to IL q. m.-DemonstrntIon
OF Reading by the Blind, Social
Economy Building.
1l:00 n. m.-Playgrounds for al
children. Miss Marie Erskine.
Stereoptican. Social Economy
building.
1880 n. m.-Preparation OF
large weather map from reports
from all sections OF the country.
1880 a. ILLUSTRATED Lecture,
Roclaimlng the Desert by Mr..
c. j. Blanchard, U. S. r, s. Inter.
Tor Department. Government
Building A.
IL m.-Child Labor and the Ma
ton. DR.. A. ]. bIcKelway and Miss
Marie Hunter. stereopticon, Soc.
ial Economy Building.
p. photographic and stare-
opticon Exhibition. Scenes on In
dian Reservation with lecture. In.
terror Department. Government
building A.
p. m.--Civic Improvement and
Story Telling.
200 p. Geographic Exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley, Government Building A.
2:30 p Unlimited States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
1900 p. m.-Illustrated Lecture,
That Land That God Forgot" by
Mr.. c. l.. Blanchard. Interior De
partment. Government Building A.
3 p. Intervention and Cure
OF Tuberculosis. T.. G.. Routznhn,
Social Economy Building.
4 p. m.-Gardens for City Child.
rem. Henry Griscom Parsons
Stereoptlcon. Social Economy
Building.
p. m.--Illustratod Lecture
Yellowstone National Park. by
Mr.. Il. C. Culver. Government
Building A.
4 TO G p. m.-Pree Public PLAY
ground. near Mothers and Chill
drens' Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
MOVEMENT TO NOMINATE
SoUrHERNFR FOR PREslDEaT
Representative Democrats Of rennes.
see Hold Conference For purpose
Of FurtherIns Plan.
az Associnted Prnssl

NASHVILLE. Tenu. NOV. s2-A
movement TO nominate a Southern,
man for President was given impetus
Today when $50 representative eli.
izens of the State gathered ut tho
capitol and perfected an organization
by elect.ng Ex-Governor James d. Por.
Ter permanent chairman, and j. II.
thompson OF bedford county, secre.
tary.
a committee on correspondence win
De appointed and an address issued
to the voters of the South.
President Woodrow wilson OF
Princeton university. Governor III. A.
PATTERSON aud ]. Horace Palmer 81
the civil court of apeals were invited
to address the convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
Noted Party Coming With The
President on Tho hsyI|0Wep.
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS Being maze
More Vessels Chartered to Carry Coal
From Newport News. Norfolk and
Baltimore to South America FOR Use
of HastIeshlps.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Prosi-
dent Roosevelt's present plans for
the review OF the Atlantic battleship
fleet at Hampton Roads on December
16 will make gala day of the iiet's
departure. Naval officers are 10 be
accompanied by their wives on the
trip aboard the Mayfiower and u par.
ty Is to be made up to pay homage
10 Rear-Admiral Evans and his men
and join in festivities to celebrate the
beginning OF the long cruise.
The President and party will leave
Washington aboard the May1ower ut
5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Decem.
her is, expecting to arrive ut Hamp-
ton Roads about z o'clock Monday
morning. On the evening OF Deem
ter 10 supper will be given in honor
OF Rear-Admiral Evans and his com.
mand. At Hampton Roads the Admir-
al and his division commanders will
be received on the SIaynower The
President will later go aboard the
Connecticut, Admiral Evans flagship
where he will receive the captains Of
the respective ships and even visit
other battleships IL the conditions on
the day of the fleets departure per-
nit
iSHGilS,
the Atlantic fleet, conferred with ma
val officials today respecting various
details connected with the coming
movement of his fleet to the Pacific.
Ii is understood the President. who
is to leave Washington aboard the
Mayilower 10 review the fleet in
Hampton Roads. has invited Secye-
tary Metcalf and Admirals Dewey,
Brownson and Cowles To be his
guests on that occasion
Charters of foreign vessels to move
the coal that will be used by the
American fleet in It's voyage to the
Pacific steamers Ripley and Tower
gate to carry about 5000 tons from
baltimore or Virginia port to Punta
Arenas in the Strait of Magellan. at
$40 a ton.
The British steamers Hermiston
Earl of Douglas. Falls OF Orchy and
the Norwegian steamers Hektor and
st. Andrews will carry $4,000 tons
from Atlantic ports to Callao, Peru.
The Norwegian steamers Tr-Color
and Thor and a British steamer have
been chartered to carry about $4,000
tons from Baltimore or Norfolk to
the navy yard at Mare Island, CAL Mt
1915 a ton. This coal may go to Mag,
dalenn bay. in which event Sc n ton
freight Is to he paid. The British
steamer Mombassa is under charter ia
Manila 10 carry $500 tons from the
Chesapeake at sI.35 ton freight.
These vessels VIII all load and sail
within the next month or 81. weeks
Capt. d. II. Mahan has been do
tached from duty III command OF the
Indiana and will be assigned as cap
tain OF the navy yard at Puget Sound
December Q.
Commander Albert c. Winterhalter
who was recently assigned to duty
Mt the naval observatory in this city
has been designated by the Navy De
partment 70. temporary duty as sup
erintendent, to relieve Rear-Admira1
Asa Walker as superintendent upon
his retidement by reason of age No
vember IL. Commander Winterhaltei
until recently was in command If the
gunbont Paducah on the north coas
OF Central America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
,surgIa..s Meet Awful Death.
fDy Associated Press)

SPOKANE. WASH. Nov. l2.-As a
result of trying out dynamite which
they stole. to secure the nitro glyce-
rine for safe-blowlne. Albert S. Grant
is dead, Alfred Addison is fatally In
iured md Charles Moore is In the
city jail with minor injuries. The
dynamite exploded while the men
were working wit hit yesterday In the
outskirts of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
LOOKING For roraker's job.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. l2-For-
mcr Governor James Il. Campbell. a
member OF the State tax commission
today said that he Is a receptive can
dda,c for United States Senator to
succeed Senator J. Is. Foraker
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13
SMALLPOX SCARE UPSETS
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
New Cases Among cheaso's Students
May Prevent Big Football
Game With Carlisle.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 12.-With the
discovery OF two new cases OF small
pox in the University of Chicago to.
day double peril is confronting the
institution. for the city health au.
thor.ties have decreed that the foot
ball players must De yacinated, and
this may mean defeat In the game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13

Cloudy "Wednesday, probably
occasional rain in east portion;
Thursday, fair: slightly warm.
or; fresh north winds becoming
variable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-13

THE DAILY PRESS is The
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full tews report OF the Asso.
clatei Press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
Evans Fleet Heard from

New Port, r. l., Dec. 2S--1he wire
Itoe apparatus at the navy yard Fri.
~ night succeedcd In catching pIrts
message from the battlsShlps Ot
feet OF Admiral Evans. the Con.
bticut. and the battleshlp Alabama
A1t the working OF Long Island
seamer's wireless machine. II Ia claim,
ID, interfered with perfect work
Lloyd Rooney, aged II. whose wire
Iees appaN,uS ~ bis own invention is
<encedcd to I've one Of tho best on the
oaRt. caught messages from the bat
f'oships which ara now 1900 nlilos dis
mi In a straight iHe HIS success
HAS YerlhcI ay t.e uAyAl station.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
viii Answer 70 Aiohes, Court

San Bernad'no, Dec. SO. J..
Watkins. general manager Of ,heCal!.
foruia Fruit Growers association, Vae
was rroeO.> released from custody in
Los Angeles under $1,000 bond N
answer t. a fedora, grand jury lnd.ct.
men, charging uso - he MAJ foy
fraudulent purposes ffra Friday nish,
a iAe county hospital. OF injuries -
c".v"c few hours before when Ne
"as ran owe: a, tlc Santa Fe !-eics,
station here by a wagon lnadNd WITH
his household Effects. which be us
shipping 20 Los Angeles
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
RUSH TO PAY TAXES.
over s22s.oo0j Received by Georgia
State Treasurer on Friday.

Atlanta. DSc. 2S--Near,y quarter
ot million dollars. or to be exact.
seas lSG ~ was received and receipt.
"a Tor by tho state treasurer and
comptroller general on Friday In tne
way ~ Tax money, for II was the last
'aN allowed under the law for corpor.
alton, 70 l,> their taxes for the Year
1907.
After Tvs an dc'luQucnts will pay
The state n'uo~, Il, : per cent for
failure 'o 'a' .hcse taxes promptly
The corporations ANuSe 10 the fact
that Il N.- 'Nn "'as' day 20 pay with
ruSt, an ,ly ..r'dvn food rcsrmhled
tidal wave 49, Z. r, ..rl INTO the state
watts in &c ,ap.tu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
Mrs.. Aue. sIrnsn osaa.

Nasa.rc'Dn n c.. n o. NJ,
Alice Mcclellan Dlrney, loau $50 and
foy a.cN.a-, p.'siJen; OF ne Naluua.
CoNEy,s, ~ Mothers. dleJ Friday AZ
tasuN.. % o'clock al he- hone d.
CHEVY Cease. \ suburb ~ Washing
ton Mrs Birney Was born IN A.
lA7A Ca, ~, maiden name Nelre
Mcle.@r. Sae conccvrt ..e ,.st ~
re nations. uo.Ners' ec"'--,rcc. AM
soon G''r- Ne tCa,h q, BE- se,uad
hUsNa,,i ,E 1875. sNe eS,rd Nt- t~s.
congrsss. srd WAS masc - --@u cr,
Mrs Birn-, Na> vide, knovr 7> a
writer upcr otr,a''cn ara he care OF
eailtrra. arc hcy "a rs 20 apHn au.
rtri} brougR; 20 hsy a vlgs ci7e.e
q frleE-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
WAEREN Lott KILLED.
Ordinary Of Ware Corrty, Ca, Meets
with Fats! Acclteat.

Waycross, Ca, Dec. 23.-This
city was shocked by tie news receiy-
ed Friday morning that Hon. Warren
Lott, who. for tie last twenty-fouT
years, has been the ordinary OF Ware
count, and VINO was auon2/south
Ceorsia's mos, promneat citizens, had
accidentally killed himself.
Judge Lott and DR.. NJ. NJ, John
son, OF this pace, had gone to Wares.
boro, where they were joined by Geo.
Dent. Of that place, and the three
geNtemG lad gone upon a quail hunt
on tie farm Of Henry Mullis, a short
dFc'arcc from Wareehoro.
At The tine Of Tie accident Dr..
Johr on was some distance in front Of
Judge Lot. when he heard the re.
port Of a GUN. SaCr;ly afterwards
he heard g.Cans. aud turning, he lis.
tened and heard Judge Lott He has
tened TO him. and found Judge Lott
in an unconscious condition on the
ground. vi b his aun ic~u,a- against
the fence. JUL-e Lott lived only
ab.u, 4 iA,HI.t. Before he died ne
made tHo cilC"ts 10 speak in ansWe:
to questions propoulGcd by Dr., John.
son.
Il appears t,a' Judge Lott attempt.
I'd to crawl ore, q fence a1oat four
rfCt hirr aud 4 sCru,s l'qI Ep had
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-24
|DARR MINE DISASTER
Work Of Taking Out MargIed
Bodies Proceeds Slowly.
pOISONOUS GAS INTERPRETERS
k4liable Estimates on the Number Of
Victims Are Near 2oo-Much SUI.
ferIno Among Victims Families
Helief Committees To Be Formed.

Jacobs Creek, Pa, Dec. 20. In the
Tort distance rescuers were able 10
,netrat0 the Darr mine, the scene OF
hnrsday's explosion, Friday night,
ali q dozen bodies were found and
brought TO the surface, making the
kotal number that have reached the
&aorgue up to Saturday morning IL.
Danger Of Other Explosions.
While vast amount Of work was
lone during the night not much prog
res was made towards the entries
- which the great mass O. bodies arc
entombed.. The danger Of another ex.
4iosion IL imminent AMI tie rescuing
Hrced dare not venture far ahead of
ne forces erecting the temporary
HFRttices, Vast quantities OF gas
HeHe been encountered and the vol
tIcne seems TO be steadily increasing.
COMPANY officials have ordered that
3Eploring parties shall advance only
re fast as the passage way can be
Hleared Of gas, ventilated and other
Nlse made safe. Wnile what appears
- be the most reliable estimates Gu
Isn number OF victims are near 200,
mere are many who insist that the
hal list Of dead will contain many
11ore names
Michael lIallpy. national organizer
rs the United Mine Workers OF
Slierica, who has assumed charge
bpfe for the organization, says:
Hovse.to-House Canvass.
III have made a houre toulouse can.
lps among the families here, and am
certain that there are 400 dead men
b the Darr Niue"
evidence OF much suffering and dis
'3Foes among those dependent upon the
ictimD has already been disclosed and
feps have been taken to organize re-
lief committees. The COnnellsvile
pard OF trade has subscribed 800,
nd called n meeting for ministers OF
denominations to organize per-
lament committee. New Haven took
1lnailRr action. McKecsport has also
larted a relief movement, while in
lttsburg funds are being ratsed to
~ distributed among the sufferers OF
he recent disasters
James II ltoderick. chief OF the
lfte department OF mining. his order
the ninc mine inspectors OF the
nte 10 meet him here to assist in
tBcue work and TO investigate the
fse OF the explosion.