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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13
the Roanoke. AS she was passing

the Roanoke. AS she was passing
in. Or. Bstsen says a voice halle
the ship from the shore and the Val
ley City sent off a boat. which.
much TO his surprise. on its return
brought off Lieutenant Gushing with
all his clothing gone except pair OF
stockings, pantaloons and a coaISe
flannel shirt. He was wet. cold.
tired. hungrey and prosuated. He
had been absent five days. ano most
OF that tine had been without food
His crew had consisted OF twelve
volunteers. Of whom two wert
drowned. one escaped and the res
were captured.
On Cushing's return to the fleet
&c was received with a national So
lutte OF twenty-one guns. This is
one Of the few occasions OF which {
Lieutenant not in command has beer
gwen a salute with big guns. Ii Is
the only occasion on which a lieu
tenant has been saluted with the
national salute which IS reserved for
rulers Of countries.
The Gushing at present forms par
of the reserve torpedo squadron
which has It's base al Norfolk under
command Of Lieutenant I. Y. ellis.
She VIII be kept in Norfolk during
the lie OF the jamestown Exposi-
non 70 De held on the shores o.
Hampton Roads near Norfolk this
year. and visitors can then see the
famous boat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13
BRAVE CUSHING
Warm Words of Praise
From an Old Confederate.

Norfolk. Va. April II. An old
Confederate sailor who was presen,
when the ram Albemarle was blown
UP at Plymouth. n. C. stood on the
string piece Of a Norfolk wharf as,
week. 4 few wards away the tor
Pedo boat Gushing was beating the
placid waters OF the harbor into a
violently twisting froth as she tore
swiftly out 10 sea. There" saiG
the old mariner. goes a boat with
m name q the bravest man the
FankS ever had in their navy. and
ore OF the brsvest men that ever
lived. On the night on which w. B.
Cushing blew Up the Albemarle. I
could plainly see his face and &C
tons BY the light OF a bonfire built
on shore. He went about his work
Obvious OF everything. using 6slib-
Grafton where 6eiiberstion was nee
essary and haste where he could.
Although a hundred rifles were
trained on hi- and re could see the
big Brokes Rifle in the bow OF tie
Albenarle trained directly or him.
he never finched. How he Is
capped humiliation IS more than Il
oan understand The ore chance
IN a million saved him.
Gushing was only twenty-one a,
the time Of this brilliant exploit
He was made a lieutenaEt conr nd
e ana received $4,000 as his shar
OF Prize money Tor destroying II,
A.oemaT.e. The story OF he de
stuclon Of the Aloemar.e is toc
wei known TO be repeated here
After It's destruction was verifie,
the world Tang wi,h CushinE's fame
Not only was MS achievement re-
na-kab.e to1 Ire splendid Drawer,
displayed. bur because a whole Zee.
OF Fedora. ships had II vain tr;ed 70 /
make A. impression or the rams
invu.nersb.e sides Had !, rot been
destroyed IT & short tine. the land
anc water operations OF the Fedora.
wc-I- have hee- seq,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13

Polk Miller and h.s cusrtet-e NJ
appear a. Cameron Hall @. mex
TUESDAY night. under the auspices Of
ne Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres
oyterian church. Everybody vii
20 TO hear Polk Miller.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13

Inc early fruit crop has beer
greatly damaged by the recent cold
weather.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13

Subscribe t. me Ga,e lie. Sl.Oo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13

There is 70 be q local option cleo
ton in Nelson district. York county.
on the 3Och OF this month. Nelson.
IL which Yorktown is situated, has
been drv' several years. The
vets say they W.. WIN il they get
a fair count.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-04-13
HOldcrOft Happenings

Ho.dcrofi. Va. April lO.-The
4 shad season is now well advanced.
The quantity has not been large but
prices are very satisfactory. Among
those who have enjoyed the sport OF
catching the most desirable fish are
Capt. j. 4. Wilcox. I. c. Wood
cock and Bruce McClennon. Of Rich
mond
Deputy Sheriff E. Il. Major IS
summoning a jury for the April
term OF the Circuit Court. Among
the venire are a number OF Brass
Ankle most Promint citizens.
Mr.. w. T. Martin continues crit
c-Lv III a. his home near this place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
NWchr yuhucrbUhunacn.

GUlcoo. 9, >. &auunr. IN
IolcOo iin0 Sic 206nc ser GonOut'
tcltrc uto 0iotoriii5rcr Scr Strobcn'
lul0 @orItootbabncu irtimiai1 ais
Ncniobr3ACldCnt I'm 5cbH Ero5rnt
crh0ht mor0cn.
Genoer, Gon., ,. &aulor. -
9ic 206nc ser a~obIcn1rGbcr III ocn
Sii0- 9iitrittcll pon Colorado murocl
itnl ,e1n Yrojcnt crboht, Gicic 2obn.
crbGbun1 fommt 5000 2eltten 81 ltat'
ten ltn0 6cOuttct iiir sic 8%rllbcnbe'
iibcr cine McbrollS8o6c Don 5000
600.
@uffoGo, N.-N, .. 3oniar. -
Ole Buffalo 0ru God 60" bcrcltctc
ibrcn NrQeitcatcn cine llcbcrraidun9.
irocm lie in ibrtm Gtnblillcmcnt
0urd) 0iicntlidcn Nnihlng bctonnt
nndtc. oab oNngcIid,tS ibrer Eroipes
ritGt uto ser pcrmcbrtcn GcbcnS.
~foitcn" sic 20bnc olcr An9eItcIltcl
bis III 1925 pro So1 I'M 5cbn Ero'
5cnt, 0ic iiber 1925 I'M iinf Fro.
sent cr6G6t ncrocn %ioIltcn Nlldl fiir
Stiidar6cit lit Don, 10. &auuur an
cine aQgemcine 2obncrbotunB ollge'
fii1Aint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Ercdlcr Iniuclcnrntb.

Iunopnb. Neu.. >. Sonuor.
W}it ieltc1cr &ii6nbcit nltroe geIterll
N6c10 Ser 2ooen oe5 bieiigcn Mtnc-
lcn6GnoIcrS George e. 9lafcIp nab.
reno Ser &crfauiS5cit 6cron6t. Ger
&Gubcr Itcdtc Gin @ol5itiif 0crort in
Sen duBcrcn Gbiirqriii, Dab Die 1bilrc
pou innen nid)t Nc6iiltct lucrOcn fonn'
tc. ihl1a ooun nit cinem nit Fapicr
ummidcltcn 6nmmcr 0lS Shanfcn'
tier elm, crQriii cine NnSln1r nit
S6mtdItildcn inn gScrtbc nom 500
GOO uno per;dnoliO O1nlit i'm Gun
frlll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Gerfanic ollf ser bicii9cn Gficftcn.
n1,{n
D0ric.
FIRST CALI

1000 VII. &. q. Of Z. Gar. ey.........tO0
2o00 Cotton 0ucf Der s3%
5000 lluiico 6uiipnrS inc. ........... 5sia
1000 llniteO JlniIpGU5 inc. ........... 5sH
1000 EetcrSbur1 O'Iafie 0.........l2G
90 llto. Rps, iunoiua scr (zcrip) &C.. sGA
1000 g. u. 2. inc. Observation-Disclosures. 81
1000 GoHiolio. @NS Gcy. ..,.......... 1884
800 GitH 3iaer. 1928, ..............1O3
1000 stl. 6. g. 81. n. der (Gifs.) 900. 50
5000 u1itfo Jiuihpuns ier.........,.. 80
1000 @eorNin 4Saciftc cr...........tt0
100 llniteo NciIudu3 Stumbling 5cr..... sGsl
300 ltrilco H%ninuorS 5uuOinG 5er..... s6Y
800 llniteo T~oiIrpups 5unOing 5cr..... sG!a
1000 ScGbouro icr ................ slL.
1000 Gbns. & u. Gar. Der ...........ll0
1000 1euDouro 10 Sabre 5er. .........t O04
so llniicb &uiI>uuU (Iruft Giis.).. 1917
so G%onioIib. Cotton Zucf pfo........ SO
226 Miarplnuo 0alnnItb ............. GO
500 MdrbIuuo Gafnnltb ............. Goa
90 II. z. St0elltO ........
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
@aGnitrifc in Werifp abociucnoct.

81 Eoo, Ger. 9. Snniar. -
Iie Gonoiiftcurc ser yWaricou Sen.
t%raIbabn" ertIdren, DAB lire 20bne
aui bic S66e Ser Gonoutteurlobne III
ben Der. Stnaien ee6raft moroelf
iino. uto onB uon ciIient Strifc nidt
riebr Sic 9leoc lei. gie 2obnrr1obutg
betrGgt - Trojtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
CALL.

G0OO llnitco GGiliuubs icr. ........., 90
1000 Detroit Ii. i1acr ................ SOL
10000 llutteo 9iutIipnps inc. ............ 5SIa
1000 Gin 3fscr, 1923 ....,..........103
1000 giIuniic &. 9. Con. Ter. ......... 97at
1000 Cotton Gud $685.
% Souiion Gil con. 10
ITO Soufton Gil com. ............. i0li
1000 Sim 3her. lo27..."....."... o7T
1000 Ga. Gar, & NortD 5cr ........... 1918
1000 gtluuiu Con. Ct. &0, Der. ...... tO4A
800 snG. e. 9. n. q. 4cr (Gtis.l ...... 50
, GcnfoIio. Cotton 0uei pfo. ....... SO
20OO lluitcb JIoilpdnS 5unoinG Ser. &. sGl4
30 lbiro Rational Qnnf. ......... 1872
so Wiurnluub g~iutionaI Hnnt. ........ 20
1000 IS. u. {. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

ercys&criidcrltngcr.
rNpfnt Sniuraucc 80. OF 2iUerpupi," SenrO
W. SSnrfielo. 9teii6crl Mianaatr, 1Ol-lO2
GbdWbcr OF SUmnercc Ynil6tnp
u@crmauia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS : 0ricaifaft,"
Baltimore mo 9IurIbsSirGhe,
Wrt. Z. Shndcifurb e. &C., 10 uno II CUams
berS Of Commerce.
8rlul0ei0cntblmlS 3 I9enten ul6
.Sdt0ler.
gicrre e. Sugan & Icpbe,u, 16 Sft.aeSina.
iousSirHbe.
Gicr6egeldirrs
,. 8. Tan So" & So, 4O4 28eft'Sgrman'Str.
&o6lcn ul10 Sol5.
Scrrb g. Bun Ncinc, $50. oIumbinsgocrut
Sd)mnfI0den un0 l(6rCn.
70. 5. Miiuer, 2s Nis@nIrintorc. GtraBe.
GfonolCi6c.8 cidGitc.
oGpnioliOaieo 2oan Co." 1 aoros@np.etr.
EinnoS un0 Sr0cIlt.
GGaS. M. elicit, o Nornso ihcrtbsStrnbc.
@n. annbc & 6oy 9Drics ScbGuoc, MI. EooaI.
gpcnue.
9oupf. mo WoiiCrI0Ci5mto.
6. ~. sGartlrr. 7i2 SittGonlbarbs Sirnbc.
EapiCr rm0 8opicr. Tiitcn.
Smith, Ciron So, 1o5 mo 107 &dioOcrsGtr
Glaaacn Banner, glbscidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Sin gargain fir !ScimIfattc.S ndjer.

2etn elder siifer urbareE 2aroes fur 6s,
%rtlfebau, ~ WleiIen bon Der 91tnitntion uIb
10 Neiler bon Der Ginst, BET aufterEfGaaIens
eatbfirobe e%ntferut. III 9rue grunoelsGounto.
9reie $3.50.
etn z A6er Grunoiid.
Sdltte geeen 8nar; Eeit mao Sbrer 9eauerr.
lthfett. Sornmf borbereiiet gum Nbfslub be4
caIbeis. pern gut ons 2ano aefnlt.
nSepern Stealth Gumpanp,"
Vt. Ill. sorb.Gharies.stIass.
fSpat14J0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

EGiic STR Heiie ms NnslnnO be-
icrgf Is. Maine, Nr. l13, Sit.gnltI'
morc.S trahe, nabe Goimmbonic auc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

HGIic sur Hciie in's auslano bcs
iprst 6. Iaiiic, Nr. l13, Cit-galti-
more. Strake, nabe Goitnmbunie-Npc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Waruprs ltno @ranitsWcrfe.
9. Niisdrtncr 6 Sbbnc, 714-t8 ggeits9aIii
bcr oi Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Gr. CAN'T,

ser electromagnetic nuer Uaeoiet. CT or,
6lblt Shncr. mas &c Su wiier iuiiriten, mag
g giiritia ODER unaiinitia fem, aleideieL. mas
2bre Sran9fale, SufInun9en. WlribnnkIi9en
ODER gSiirlde fiub. ST bat slnoeren eeboIfcr.
gsarnri nidt Sbren2 60 iiber3erei iii er bon
ietner Sdbiaieit. bab er feline ge5ab!uug i'm
Sordiis fir Sprirdle eniaegefi %nif1nti. ino
iucni CT ni6t IN aaeH Sd1en p1gig ~6ufrieoen
tteat. miro feline 8ebilbr a%ctcpiirt. Sorirdee
80 Gents ino ST 90.
eprsdhinnoru bon 10 bis Z iitr.
9. & y. 1elcpbon: Mlolnt Sernon 6t76-g.
Sr. 4f0, Eart.Hpcnne.
Gea141
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
W0Dpfotcu.

Enuf Scbanuien, III gorosgbnrIcSs Strube.
&arl u. NJ. Sdlutt, 12G-129 2dpsguiloirg.
@uitauus Sprb, 26l-2G9 9nloertsNuiIoire.
s. @n. Srtnann, III NorosGbarIeSsGt rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Nattol1ul-0anf

Natiol1al- 0anfen.
r6irit National SIaut OF Baltimore" s. %.
2Silcor. 9aibicr, II GouibsStrnBe.
u3mcite GatinnolsSant," 4S2 SilosNroaoipab,
%: &. SSagner, &ailirer.
ugScitcn National Sanf," %. Marriott, ca
fiber. IA 9torosSiiatus Strabe.
nSruDcrS d Menbnnico' Wntiounl Nanf. I"
9baS. 9. Wiuer. 6dfbicr, 9toroNeitsGdc Su'
tnlps uno SaDcttesS tcabe.
usbiro %atiuual Sant, baltimore uno gIortb.
StrGbc; Id9 mo Gaht often.
nSarmfr6 & 9lsrd)ant3' National Sanf,"
SoutGs ltto loinbaros Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

faufcn ciurs jeuer mpScrucn Niiuicr NIT icd,s
Simmcrn al auie. strnie, 5,piihen dartmouth.
Noenrc Iuo Sanette,S trnkc. Gcller, oof mo
2rotioir nit gcIteut Uelcgt ino %rereite Ginrtdb'
%iInoet, einf6IteBIih aIoaIeniGIlai : gnf6IuB.
SrunoSin3 mir $50 pro SaDr.
G. ). Gallagher, 1aumcifier,
@iirnu Or. 2l07, SdirmountsgIuenue.
(26i--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
9cutihss rbeitS.Mahwriiansc Shrrau.
StsGcn1ciudc
Stci!cgciuGI

StcllCgCluuls
sin @ddCr iluctiS Nulo iId! Slclc; oetllcnt
an Glen 5t nrheiiCn. III CrlruQCU III Hr. 264I,
Weits2uubun. gUeHnc, uGIc SiepcTidsGoes.
ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

@oumatcrialien Sbiircn, 6cuiter.
rnbnlcn, 2a6cn etc.
3amrs g. 1nitcr & &c., 115 uno 1T, Gio,
SreocrtdtS trabc.
Orr. d. SIuau q Gro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
0cidaftss@

3eitungelt, 3citidriftcn etc.
Sic Baltimore sicws 3d.. Sapto Gbercrpqt.
bic. WtaGGaer, 3ls 9SeftsSerman'S iraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Gauocrs & SbHac, l7Os-t7t0 Cautions oenuc
ISM. GpDt, gioriDs mo @rcrnountsstoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Hcnc Scntidc YniicblHHs I'M ioanigcn

Su0cH.
gn Siuci &aupibubHliUicH; ifuucs. ~Gciurhcs
aiimu; feline Hcncr; critlluiiiger NoacH In flci4
lie Sarinci ciRacthcilt. aldh ciHipe .Iopu
Cots" Scringc slusdbluuN. fenr lcidie ACOius
pinGcr. @rie @clegcubcii fir Sulde. Die ith
elm rdar 0uloeri Cellars qcirnri bihci itH0
S%rrnanu yabenhppp, sr. III, sioTo.Ghnriccs
Gtrafc, Baltimore, Yio. (Scpit010
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

S~ruitGompaqnic'n.
Baltimore Srnit e @uornutie Co.," @quis
iablesYebluoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

<picrid)micOc mo GlunlbcrS.
Sphn oHbcrt, MA EDanic5s Strabe. e. & =
gSclic 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Spor-Sonfen.
rScrtidc ssnr-9art puu Baltimore" gutnius
mo Baltimore trabc.
rSt. SameS'S parbnuf," 0aItimoresGtrabe uno
SuitoulzSuuies gpcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Gcrlnugt:
Gin NGder fir Trob, 4tc mo Gales. Fad
~6ulrnecn i'm ,4ntae1cu ouuic," SpGrr1ios %usnG
Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
&crlanNt:
&crlauat Manner nnb 0mabcn.

0crlaunt:
Sin iungcr 0tdut. nm iid I'M 0ullie nligeilclit
uiltlid an MAIDEN mo oCu Sditeu uliSlllpdttell.
ytnihiufra9cn in pr. 1t2?, 0arioroiApcntc.
go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
GIT pcrmictGcn.


FL pc.NlC.9CN'
Sin Qaocn, pniitno tiir Elm Suitera mo Cont
mifIiouss pocr iraelo cln unbcrcs Seihalt. nuhc
bcrt MIarit. giadjufrnGcn hci I'm. u. epniunn,
9r. 626-62S, 0prreftsS trn6c, t5Bo,5l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
Berlangt iu A%ngsmeincn.

9erlaugt:
Gin lcbiacr Miuni 8ur Bcforgulg bon Flcts
ben nno iir Gllqeinciue glrhcit; SO mo 2Sodc
nit stoit ltEo 2uqis. Mon u%oreiiirc: Garl Sofi'
mann, Nit. Gieaiant Sa'crp, &aibtugtnn, DC.
d
Scu.ihcs HrbeitasGnfmciiauacs Slre
inter Der stuiiidi hcr SctlighCt @c'cllidnl!,"
- NieieuigcIL ole otItichc Sdnolucrter, Nrbeis
ter mo Nicuiihptcn IN bcicd't.Qcn lultnltcll,
lpolen it6 pcriinlib pocr IN lrnnitrten |rtelcll
an hcu N0cntcu hcr @ciclihdit, Sn1Gnh 7.
Wiener, Simmer tfE, VT. 2i5-2f1, Court
inuo.Strnhc, lpenOcn. ncIHcr uucntgcltltb
Iue!unTl crtbciIcn miro. Sprchltr!lbeu ron
/ his 3 lLhr. NAnl- IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
erlanat 6ranen nno WaSdeu:

@crtnngt:
l Mido1cn iiir Die |all9cmcinc ~0al9drbeit
rler lIeineI Samilie. 9tad5rlrh9et III 9tr.
Gutalps Glnee. (dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Cine SrGn oher Ytdodelt iiir dudcnlcille
SnuSarbcit; autcs 0eim uno outer Qpbn. Rad
SlifrnaeTt in Dir. 1914, SanpUersStraRc.
Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

| beuticbes Widodeu ais aDtin in etrlenl
outer 9ubn mo CUTE 0ettidib. Stt
~crirngcn Saopit.ede ppn @tImor'StraRe NIB
9,nbiiuu.9tuchue. Cd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

@crlnngt:
Gin Qider als 5lpcitc &Gro. 9iaG61fra9cr
in Tr. 502, Eta orts Aueuuc. (2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Merlauet:
Gin Mdohen iiir ul9cmeine 3ousarbett; al
tex gubn. 9tad8ufra9ct III Ht. 81, sSct
2unbnros Strabe. C2-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

Cine peibc 8drtertn lur cil > Sabre nltce
@inb. 9tud5ufragcn III 9ts. 1928, Gntuluatlace'
(91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

&c cpmpctcute gSdricrln iiir Gin 6iIto bon
)reli; Sobn SIS pro Wtonut; Ncicren5eil O.
lid. 9tutSufrugclt 3pli6cn , lino q ubr
:. POP, Gutnlr.Htact. CD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10
ARREST FOR CAPT. NELSON.
SERIOUS Charges Against the Commander
% Q National Guard Company.

86Fuuo NburkCs A8nxnxb wv Dotuufeuucr
% . National Guard Company.
PoroHKEKrsis. N. ". July "a long list
Of charges inGnuating the wrongful con-
version OF money placed In his hands 10 the
basis OF this proceedinss which resulted in
the order OF arrest Of Capt. Guy L. Nelson
OF Company X, issued by thu military
authorities at Albany. II 10 alleged that
Nelson received q check from the Duchess
County HORTICULTURAL Society for $50 to 60
Company K, which wal not paid over; that
Nelson received various monsys from
bAskstball games tn the ermory and ath-
lstic meets which are not accounted for;
that he resolved money Il pay for uni
forms Of employees Of the armory which
we're purchased In Nov York and not paid
for; that he charged the State for bands
on Msmorial Day when the bill wa footed
BY ths Grand Army posts al Poughkeepsie;
that the company long ago voted TO pay
the bile OF peter b. Hoyt 4 Co. Of $500 and
Dieges 4 Chist Of 4i<s for uniforms and
that tbs m are unpaid.
Whik Nelson 10 under arrest he will not
be oonfinsd. Under ths military code he
cannot wear q sword or side arms. He will
be triAd by Q general court-rnartial and the
p~rooesdipgs win bs pubic. Nelson has
his company u one Of the best drilled In the
6tats. First Lieut.. Hurnett will be In COM
mand OF Company 3 until ths termination
OF In oouYt-marttal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10
REPORT on MARKHAM soon
OUTLINE aENT TO OYSTER BAY
FOR CONFEDERATION.

Seine or the Interstate Consniercs Connie
ssencvs Belisve mat q Criminal Action
Wsusd EAs Against Hsrvtrpan On the
nsck Rsssp<sss. Psctne Agreement.
WARRINGTON. July a.-,Aithcugh Tho
formal report Of tho Interstate Commeroe
Commission ou the Hartman case has not
been completed, 1t Is understood that an
otstne Of the commissions consultations
concerning the rAethods of r. II. Hartman
In building up his great railroad oensoiida-
ton has been sem To Oyster Bay for CON
alteration by President Roosevelt. Just
whom the report will DO finished and given
to tho public 10 not known.
Frank B. KsIiogg. special counsel In tho
Hartman csaS. In Q memorandum sub
mitted to the communication several weeks
ago severely arraisnsd Mr.. Hartman and
made certain recommendations In tho line
Of ncw legislation dssigned 10 prohibit such
manipulation Of railroad property A. took
place incident to the reorganization Of the
Chioe 60 and Alton company by MIR. Harrf-
man and tho men associated with him.
MIR. Kellogg did not minos words in his
references TO Mr.. Hartman. Whiie positive
Information on this point oarpot be secured
thorn 10 good reason to believe that the
oommission a. Q whole doss not agree with
the conclusiops reachod nv Mr.. KsIIosR.
M, K.nS.. -. -. 90. p.- 800,
- ne"o1s ~ ~ oyse0I p-y vNu'y'
sno " upon mat ne uisopsssd whn
the President thu Standard Oil cases as we'll
% tn prcsssding Of tho Interptate Com
msro. Conuoi.sion .raip.t ths so-oal,ed
rSsL-S~u -~" q
n"7s
Msuahees or the Interstate Commerce
Commissaon refuse. 70 talk . b hsrri-
man Gaee or any devssopmsn1 ooroefning
=. Inree members OF the commission re.
iueso to-osy 70 amFm OF deny sFu@os tnat
xaOasd ~ tbe p On ~ Tsrs -; 80. .os,
20 peiieye owever thai wnaie sne rsport
nas DOT Zen az epprovsd oy
tne comm,ssion. sne Pre9ioent oeen
suvssoo ot oSsSs'aVo oon"usion tnse nav
~ rosnsu, IL =. n. uys,,. Mana.
Az oonteson9e nssq az me wnits ncvse
Just peIore frs:,oept noosevon sft ior nis
suw no.ns sne oonoiusion ~ ss1 c.S
=, nv ~ Srs,s, ~ y ths fnts, ~. ' SS om-
ns., we menocr OF tae 5nserssssS Com,
9snc,- Cnuan- 1no spsS counss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10

Heads ~ Chfcass University Resent Ras
Remark About Unsuccessful Graduates.

HeAas % chicago University Resent EEis
Remark About Unsuccessful Graduates.
CHICAGO. July s.-pissppointment voiced
by john D. Rockefeller over the failure Of
the University. OF Chicago 90 producs more
showcases wac tnterpreted as a slap az the
university. - those connected with tho
institution have slapped right back at the
man whose gifts Of millions made the Md
way institution possible. Mr.. Rockefeiler's
statement was Ia follows:
The only regret I have concerning the
univsrsity 10 that there are not 40 many men
a. successful a. ! had hoped they would be
after their schooling there. But I am adj
vised by many friends and I hold that n the
future will show that IL was a wtee under
taking l shall be ssttsned.
Nothing in the history OF the university
has stirred the campus occupants moro
than this statement.
Members Of the faculty and almost Ahe
entire student body attending the ummsr
course aired their views Of Mr.. Rookie
feller's remark. Among the points made
against him are these:
II Is impossible 10 interpret Mr.. Rookie
feller's meaning OF succsss., II success
Of the graduates have been as SUCCESSFUL
as Mr.. Rockefeller might wish. In p
ton 20 its short existence. sixteen years.
the university probably turns out as many
successful men and women as any other
institution In the United States. Making
money alone does not necessarily mean
success. The business oouYse il most
practical, and In nc other university have
b students the opportunity to brush
II up against 90 many successful business
men a In Chicago. Theory. thor
oughness. application TO duties and hard
work are taught-ths primary principles
thu should make graduates s1ocsssful;
university. declined to Discuss Mr.. Rookie
feller's statement. He declared that he
refused TO discuss anything except facts,
and hat q statement made Is not neoes-
sariIy q fact, and that it's discussion would
b0 beneficial TO no one.
Il question Mr.. Rockefeller's statement
that the University Of Chicago 10 turning
out unsuccessful men," declared Dean
James Parker Hall OF the law school. ~Mr.
Rockefeller IL not in . position to say
whether this is So continued Dean Hall.
Why. ask the president Of any university
in N country whether his school is turn
ing out guocessful men-uniformly suo-
c~essfuir mind you-and he will not answer
you offhand. 1t will take research Of days
and even weeks to ascertain the truth or
fslsity of the contention.
A for tho law school. I am convinced
that We ere not turning out unsuccessful
men. Our graduates are uniformly -
suocessfui as any Law schools in the
country"
Vigorous defenoes Of the university's
scholastic standards also were made by
Deans Shepardson and Lovett.