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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
HART NOT MAN
Who TOOK LAD
Father Of Horace Marvin Salts
fled That Woman Assisted
Kidnappers.
CLUE FOUND. IN NEW YORK
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CLUE FOUND IN NEW YORK
Man and Woman Seen OH Ferry
With Boy Who Cried TO
Go Home

DOVER, DEL. March 9.-John Hart.
to Newcastle In connection with the
disappearance of the fouf-year-old son
of Dr.. Horace n. s. Marvin. of Kits
Hammock. near here, was to-day re-
leased from custody. Hart Is a fisher
man, and has been cruising all winter
In the vicinity of Murderkill River.
His boat was seen near the place
where the boy was last seen on AIon-
day, the day the latter disappeared
He denied all knowledge OF the child.
OF whose disappearance, he says, he
was not made aware until he WAS
halted at New Castle. DR.. Marvin said
to-day he was satisfied that the boy
has been kidnapped by river pirates
and does not hesitate to say that he
believes woman has assisted In the
abduction. fe
A New York Clue.
NEW. YORK, March 9.-The police of
this. city obtained clue to-day that may
lead to the recovery of four-year-old
Horace Marvin. Jr,, who disappeared from
his fathers home at kits Hammock.
Del. last Monday. The New York au-
thorities are being aided in the search
by DR.. Harvey w. Marvin, of Delaware,
n half-brother OF the missing boy
A man whose identity has not been re-
vealed told the police that while crossin
tho Fort Lee ferry on Monday last he
saw a man and u woman, accompanied
by boy who tailed with the description
OF young Marvin. According to the in
\ formant. the lad was crying; II want
| to so back home" and struggled Will
| the woman when she tried to quiet him
| The informant told the police that he
questioned the woman about the boy. apt
that she replied that the child was hcl
own He said he was suspicious, however
and when the couple left the ferry WITH
| the child he followed them some distance
and saw them board q southbound trollc.
/ car at Broadway and l30th Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
PRIESTS WAR
WITH THIEVES.
Rector OF Church OF Immaculate.
Conception and Assistants
Fight With Burglars.
a FusILADE OF PISTOL SHOTS
Thieves Escape in Darkness-T The
Church Bears Marks Of
Many Bullets.
A FusILADE OF PISTOL SHOTS

* NEW YORK, March "a battle with
revoiyers between Rev. Father Henry ].
Atterbein and his assistant on one side.
and two burglars on the other, occurred
IN the Church Of the Immaculate Con-,
ccptlon, in Melrose Avenue, the Bronx
borough. before daylight this morning.
Although several shots were fired on both
sides, no one was wounded and the burg
lars escaped without booty al
The two burglars entered the church
through window and collected to-
gethcr several valuable crosses and
crowns from the statues. They then at
tempted to open the door leading into
the tabernacle. This raEg an alarm in
the rector's' residence next door. The
Key. Atterbeln sent two Of his priests to
tile rear of the church and he with an
other, entered the church by one OF the
front doors, The priests were armed
with revolvers, and when the rector's
assistant discovered one of the burglars
in the dim light of the altar lamp, he
fred at him The burglar returned the
shot quickly, and the shooting then be-
came general within the chuych the
priests and burglars firing at the flashes
of the revolvers of the other party.
At the first shot the two priests In the
rear OF the church sounded police whIs-
ties, which brought two policemen. They
Joined in tho battle, while crowd Of
bclatcd pedestrians gathered outside OF
tile church In the midst of the firing
the burglars crawled out Of tho window
bS which they had gained entrance and
slipped away, having obtained nothing
The interior Of the church was marked
by many bullets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
STANLEY MINOR
AGROUND IN FOG
Steamer Loaded With Piling
Wrccked-All Deck Load
Washed Away.

WlIMISGToN, n; c.. March e,--rhe
captain c Fuliettson, from satillu River, iv,.r
March .4th, to Philadelplia, during a
leayy fog or the coast early Friday
Shoals and was badly damaged. The
heavy fog obscuIrsd the view OF the
Bald Head Island until this morning,
when Captain Fullerton his wife and
seven members OF the crew were taken
Off the vessel and landed at Southport,
n, G, The vessel has, q cargo OF piling,
and was subsequently, t!oatea rs the
Wilmington tug, Blanche with the as
sistance OF the tug Alexander Jones,
also of Wilmington. She was toWcd
into Southport tonight.
The United States revenue cutter
vessel, but the blanche had previously
reached her and was ON her Nay IN,
needed
The deck load OF the schooner was
washed away. and she has twelve feet
Of MATER In her hold. \ part OF the
risGing was also carriad AWAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
IROQUOIS'S MANAGER
NOT HELD LIABLE
Ordinance on Which Prosecution
Based Held to Be Invalid and
Davis Set Free.

4 DANV1LLIl, LIZ, March a-Judge
Kimbrough this afternoon decided that
The Chicago ordinance on which was
based the trial OF VIII j, Davis,
charged with mansiaughter, on account
OF the burning of the lroquoIs Theatre
at Chicago OF which DAVIS was man
ager at the time. is invalid in SO lar
as the prosecution ofaihe case Is con-
cnrncd Tho decision puts an end TO
the Trial. f
llollcwing his decision the court
called in the iury, which lad net been
allowed to heAr the arguments, and
objected -Lhe ,urors to r@turr 81 Neruiet
pf not guiltN, rlis Was aopa, and thi
q, MI aiircsco ihe shcrlH TO reiyasa the
acfeodnnt, This terminates any cr,sn-
lnal actiun asu'nst MI. Davis on aa'
count OF the lroQuois fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
PRESIDENT ARRANGING FOR
TRIP TO THE EXPOSITION

WASHINGTON, d. q. March o.
1t lis probable that President Roose- 4
velt will make the trip to Jamestown
TO attend the opening Of the exposi-
,tion here on April 26th, on the con-
Serted yacht Mayilower. or on the Dol-
sphln, In that event he will leave
Washington on the afternoon Of April
'a6th and steam down the Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay, reaching
Jamestown IN the morning, The presi-
dent of the Exposition Company was
AT the White House to-day to consult
With the officials about the arrange
ments for the trip,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
ADVERSE COMMENT
AROUSED BY'RA1.ES
Chesapeake and Ohio First Line
10 announce Local
Fares.
TOO HIGH, SAY THE PUBLIC
Railway People Take Different
View OF Matter and Explain
Situation.
TOO HIGH, SAY THE PUBLIC

1t was semi-of1cially announced in
this city yesterday that the South
eastern Passenger Association. Of which
all the roads leading toward the
jamestown Exposition are members,
had decided upon it's passenger rates
TO the big show. s'.
The rates announced have been
agreed upon by roads that Will bring
people from every part of the country
east Of the Mississippi River to Tide
water Virginia, giving them choice Of
routes that will enable them to see 3ns
many Virginia historical points as pos
sible. The semi-otilcal announcement
is TO the effect that season tickets, good
for tha entire exposition period, are
to be sold from pretty much every
where for eighty per cent. OF the
double oi"s-wly fare. SiSty-day tick
cts for one and onc-thlrd, a first-class
fare. plus Twenty-Five cents. Fifteen
day tickets are to be sold for one fare
sold Tuesdays only, and military conf
panies. not less than twenty IN
uniform. one cent mile, plus twenty
Eve cents,
These rates are said to be pract!-
cally the same as those adopted by al
roads during the St. Louis Exposition
Another Announcement.
The announcement of these rates
created little or no coment, more at
tention being given to the Chcsnpeak
and Ohio Railways proclamation of II
local rates between Richmond and the
Jamestown Exposition, This created
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
FIRST WIFE HAD
n NO RIGHT TOSQUEAL
young Man confesses to Bigamy,
Says Wife No, ] Gave Her
Permission,
Lspesial g The lllmes- pispa t9l,

-4'19 hRVNIHI -IJISIu y n
u NEWPORT NEWS, VA.,i Marph 0,---E.
Ill Mahoney,a young white man employed
at the shipyard, WAS arrested here to-
hight on the charge of blgamy, Mahoney
hasa wife ana eight children In IIerndoi,,
Va, whom he separated from in 1900
He came here and went TO work, and two
years later was married TO Miss Beatrice
Parker. formerly Of North Carolina. Since
that timc he has lsycd here quietly with
his second wife, and they have one child
Chief Of Police Reynolds received lot
ter from Mrs, Mahoney No, contain
Ing q photograph and description of her
husband, Hefent for the man Mahoney
who made u full confession. When told
that his Wife in Herndon had made the
complaint, he said, She's got no business
sQuealtng She told me could mally
: MhAnages y wanted to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
CHANGE OF STATIONS
FOR THE ARTILLERlSTS

WASHINGTON, ID, g.. March o--Ar-
rangements have been completed for 8ths
transfer OF ten companies OF coast art-
lery, now stationed at Southern forts,
to Northern, and nine companies OF coast
artillery, now stationed In the North,
to Southern posts. This viii carry ont
the plan of having an annual change Of
station for the benefit of the prtllcrsts
For cffcetns these transfers the trans,
port Fitzpatrick has been selected. Tho
movements are 10 begin not later than
March Slst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
CIVILIAN MEMBERS OF
IMMIGRATION COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D. c., March o.
President Roosevelt has decided to APP
point -Commlssloner Charles II,
Neill and ProfcssorJ. ". jenks, OF Cor
nell University, to he civilian mem,
bcrs of the immigration Committee,
authorized by the last Congress. The
other civilian member remains to be
chosen, The names OF the three sena
tors and three members OF the House
who are to be on the commission have
already been announced,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
John Alexander DOWle.
Known as Elijah ILL.,.
Died Yesterday.
FOLLOWERS HAD
DESl lRTED HIM
Wife, Son and Father Had Joined
voliva, and the Old Man
Died Almost Alone in
the City Of Which
He Was the 8
Founder.

CHICAGO, March 9.--John AlexandeY X
Dowie died at 7:.O this morning at Shiloh Il
house Zion city. There were present
with him when lie died only Judge D.
n. Barnes and two PERSONAL attendants.
1t had been Dowes custom all summer
and winter to mold religious services
every Sunday afternoon in the parlor of Il
the Shiloh house. About $50 of his origi-
nal followers remained faithful and ats
tended these services. Dowle always
wore his apostolic robes and made =
characteristic address. Five weeks ago
these meetings ceased and Dowie ap-
peared no longer in public. The Sunday
meetings however, was still held by his 4
adherents. Since that time Dowie had
gradually been failing.
Shortly before one, o'clock this morn.
ing Dcwie became delirious and his talk
was the same as at n religious meeting
In the days of his prime. He denounced
people with tho old-time vigor. ordered
the guards to throw out disturbers, and
acted Just as he had on SO many pres
vious occasions
He gradually became weaker and
weaker. and the attendant telephoneds
for Judge Barnes, who reached Shiloh
house at A. Nj; forty minutes later
Dowie died. gy15
1t has been decided that the inter-
ment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery
not far from Zion City. The date OF the
funeral has not been determined.
Wilbur q. yoliva. the head OF thu
faction opposing Dowie in Zion City
| to- -day declined to make any statement
4 gs,rding the influence Of the death OF
1 poWio on the future Of the church, or,
to discuss his deatl,stn any manner, ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
INDIANA TO BE REPRESENTED
AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March a,-The
Indiana Legislature to-day adopted u
tation OF Virginia 10 participate An tls
Jamestown Exposition, ana creating
commission OF ten members TO represent
the state.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
JEROME EXAMINES
MANY WITNESS

NEW YORK, March o.--Jorome fears
diiiicult problem, which Is not rem
dored any easier BY the fact that n
score of times during the closing days
of the defense he lost no opportunity
to intimate his belief In the present in
sanity OF rhaw.
From the distrcr attorneys own lips
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01

During the last few years it was found that
he was threatened with consumption, so he
Travelled throughout the West. His conditi-
ON grew worse until there hope for him. He
came home to relatives in About two weeks
ago, and fingered with much suffering, until
the end came.
Mr.. Sadler died at the home of Mrs. M.
E. Scrutchens, who is proprietress of the
Central Hotel. He is survived by brOthe,
Mr.. w. T. Sadler, of this city, and sister,
Miss Annie Sader, who is teaching school
in Americas. The body was taken to Lees
burg, the former home of the deceased, for
interment. The burial takes place tomorrow.
The many friends of the deceased's relatives
in this community join The Herald in extend
ing to them their heartfelt sympathy in their
sad bereayementr-Albany Herald.
The Journal joins their many friends mex
tending coincidence to bereaved ones.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
Personal and
/ o c a /. * *

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Tyler, will regret to learn that their little son
has been quite sick for the past few days
with the measles. We hope for the little fell
low speedy recovery.
Mr.. Webster Bagey, of Americas, was
looking after business interests here Tuesday.
Mr.. J. W. Statham, of Americas, is visit
ing his son, DR.. o, W. Statham, here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Little, returned to
their home in Atlanta Sunday, after spending
several days on their place near this city.
Mr.. J. M. Hines paid Albany a business
visit Tuesday.
Mr.. J. P. Galloway, returned home last
Sunday, after spending several days in At
lanta on business.
Mr.. D. D. Hall, and son, Colin, paid
friends and relatives in Baker county visit
taSl S0iS"J NhN "tOuady.
COL H. B. Simmons, Of Americas, paid
this city professional visit Wednesday.
Mesdames D. A, Raglan, and F. M. Heath
left Wednesday for Atlanta, to attend the
burial of their brother, Mr., Jesse Jackson.
Mr., o. Lss Thompson, of Smithville, paid
this city business visit Wednesday.
Judge Allen Fort, Of Americus, paid this
city a visit Wednesday.
sOlisltor General, z. Childers, Of Amerl-
Gus, paid this city abusiness visit Wednesday
Mr.. H. D. Logan, paid Albany a busi-
ness visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Sam Logan, Of Florida, has been visit
ing his son, H. D. Logan, here for several
days.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
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If your blood is impure, thin, diseased,
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cures after all else fails.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01

ed nv notes without the least difficulty
will state to my young friends, the
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them. II your contemplating business
course, take no other.
WILL BARNETT.
For the advice and testimonials of hum
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
YOUNG NAM YOUNG WOMAN

Do you want the best? Do you want to
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take a course in the famous B>rne Simp-
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he statements of one, aud follow the ex-
ample Of the other.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
Death Of MIR. john Sadler.

Mr.. John Sadler died at the Central Hotel,
in this city, Wednesday morning at o.
clock. Mr.. SadIer was known quite well in
Albany, having been here nuISbsr Of times
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
u, .binnton- d c. Feb. IS, eo4.

Washington, D. C. Feb. a5' 1904'
IN the National Library here, have
Examined carefully every system OF
Shorthand copyrighted in this country
have been convinced that the Byrne Sim
nr6e, is the best system in use. f. II.
Enhus. ASS. Post Master General
Il s. Treasury Dept. Wash D. q. March
Iors Without any previous kno"i-
sdge Of Bookkeeping or Shorthand, / en-
tered your school and studied both the
Famous Byrne simplihed Shorthand ana
Practical Bookkeeping, then without one
davis experience as a bookkeeper,
nassed the Bookkeepers examination as
Given under the U. S. Civil Service. Am
now employed in the U. S. Treasury
Dept here, After leaving school, did
not ne my shorthand one day for more
than two years, then went into an Of
6ce and took bushes dictation lranscrib-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01
WILL BARNETT.
Headquarters for San
ia CIaus Shopping.
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Doll carriages, Dolls, Drums, Toys, Balls,
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Raisins, Nuts, Currents, Apples, Oranges,
Candies, Fire works, Fruit cakes.
Come early and pick your choice.
MISS JENNIE FORD,
LeeSburg, "eo'Si"'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-01

I.a8ss euttsD GAose, Regular Price:1 50
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Glove Grain polish, I so CSC
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Success Plain Toe, Comforts, Z 90 As
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Everett Shoe Co.'s liue of ladies fine
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Ssapes Regular Price ). so 279
Mems Brighton" Every day and Sun
duy too. Regular Price 200 /. AZ
Mems Cavalier Velvet Tip Balls Regular
Price. 800. 2'I0
Mems Fine Shoes in Vici or patent leather
Regular Price 400 3,48
My Shoe Department is complete, Come
And See.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-05

Iof Idaho. bur there was no Judicial
proceeding in Colorado The affidavit
charging that the men were in Idaho
tat the time OF the murder, beng adj
Imttedly false in fact. though true
las a compliance with the letter and
spirit of the statute. according to Gt-
tic rs Of the state, gave rise 10 wide
spread discussion as to the propriety
Of the action OF the states involved.
| Then thro ghout the country Went
| the cry thai the prisoners had been
kidnapped In defiance of all const.tt.
Iti9nal rights This phase OF the On 5
ton was tested in the United Sttaes
supreme court the result being a vie
tory for Idaho.
II is thought BY many lawyers that
the fate Of the case hinges on the ad
mission on rel action of certain ext
dence A specific murder is charged
and confinement of the evidence to
that crime may exclude many fea
lures OF the general conspiracy st up
in the story.
Defendants Cry Conspiracy.
The defendants deny heir guilt
positively and in turn assert they are
victims Of giant conspiracy as dar
ing in conception and act as that
that there were many crimes, they
alleged against them Il is g neral
ly believer that while they will admit
will mold that their clients are guilt
less and will set mp the pl HAT the
plot ard nstigaton came from their
old enemies the none owners They
will probably seek TO show that Orch
ard made bis confession in the hope
that he would save hims II under
promise IF immunity and that the re-
yenge feature is an invention TO give
to an impossible tale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-05
ON THE RIVERS
Labor Troubles at Evansvills Wharf
Waterways Commission In SEES
sion--Local and General
Notes.

Evansville Courier. The labor
question has become serious propcsl.
ton with the various steamboat lines
operating on. Of Evansville Traffic
rates arr az rock bottom prices and as
the situation now stands 1t means that
steamboats, musl retire from their REL
spective trades and lei business II.
the Evansville 'erritory % TO other
cities or ther must be come plan
devised 10 make the idle negroes. anu
there are al arge nnmhes If them III
Evansville, 70 20 work. The various
steamboat lines hay raisei wages
and sxsrted every influence possible
to secure labor and have beea Rnsuc-
cessfll II Is now mp 10 the Evans
Vile merchants TO tax a hand ami
see II hey can arrange some plan
by which labor can he secured To
handle consignments from Evansville
Wholesale houses 10 their custom.
ers
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-05
Commission at Work.
ers

The Inland Waterways Commission
appointed by President Roosevelt To
investigate rivers. harbtrg l-tlcaton
and swamp lands with a view 20 i'm
provemeni is in ssion N Washing
ton City. Congressman r. F.. Burton
is the chairman Senator F. 6 New
lands Of Nevada, is vice chairman.
The organization was completed by
eleeting as secretary DR. X. J. Nc
G e. The noted scicnt Z; 40 reside.
N Wash.aeisa Fl@ other .stn.hc. $
Of The comhiss, e ~ Senator War
ner, Missouri former Representa- i've
Bankhead of Alabams Gen Mac
benzie. Of th army g. y Novel;
chief engineer OF The reclamation scr.
vice; Clifford Pinchot raueI States
forester and Herbert Is. smith. com
missioner of corpordsions IN CON
mission VII be in session aioit week
and will arrange for IN esr!f personal
Inspection of he great ,akes and ilc
Mississippi river. The commission de
cided 70 mai, general inquiry inio
he subject OF the Improvement "
rivers and harbors. the pur.fs Of va.
er and all other general sub lecis c"n
II etei with the inland VA. er system
Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-05

murdered Steanenberg was s.sp lied
ebofre the day was over he had
gone to Caldwell from Denver as
Thomas Hogan
Evidence Pointed to Orchard.
Search OF his room IN the hotel r:-
| vealed the first definite evidence ANA
on January / 1906 he was arrested.
Orchard trunk revealed more eyi-
lenc an dthen a score of witnesses
,oeated him At various times. lurking
around the s Gutenberg home, with
lack Simpkins, member of the exc
eutiye board Of the Yves. ern Fedora
ton OF Miners, who has not en-
caught
Subsequently Hogan WIS identi
fled by the Colorado police as Harry
Orchard wanted on a charge of blow
ing up the Independence railroad de
pot Meantime The case had passed
nto he hands Of detective agency
ind James McPhartland famous for
his part on the Molly Mcclure" af-
fair. ass med charge and secured
what 5 claimed 10 be- fun confess.
on from Orchard. Il is said tAis con
fession contains ma alleged admission
# participation in nearly 30 murders
ind that Orchard charges Haywood.
doyer and Peitibone with having in
duced him 10 commit the crimes and
and having paid him in money an
greed sum for each. Il is alleged
that Orchards confession has been
confirmed thai h Will go upon the
stand and repeat j with the full
knowledge that when bis tun comes
tor trial he will be convicted ANA ex
eu'ed
Claim Defendants Kidnapped
February II last wear. Haywood
tioyer and ttibone We're arrested in
dorado and immep:aiely brought TO
IDAHO. The governor OF Colorado hon
ored he requisition of the governor