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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-25
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lit Sr. @iaiam 9pnrL ebernoIs elmer
ser befonnteiten Giebbdnbler, IN lei.
ner @obnllng, Rr. 1887, @eit.Fratt-
StraBe. %eeilorben.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
GO AFTER COTTON
COMPRESS TRUST

WASHINGTON. - Special The
Interstate Commerce Commission has
decided - undertake the biggest Job
90 has yet tackled II VIII make
general inquiry inte the question OF
cotton compression. the relations be-
tween The compressor and others. and
the Interests 81 the grower and buyer
The inquiry will b 81 vital interest 20
the planters OF cotton and 90 the spia-
According - q recent dscisioa 81
the Okiah0sna H8Frenos Court. Dow bs-
fore the UnifeN states suprcme Court
for review. the receivers are rssp0nsi-
sle largely for the fact that Sempresn
Business ~ IN the hands OF trust.
Members Of the comrDiSrion, while sat
listed that the existing conditions we're
az odds with the Interstate commerce
law. and. perhaps, with the antitrust
Laws as we'll have not beer inclined
- disturb them for the reason thsi
the planters woufe almost surely suTfr
~ any change that was made Now,
however. the ssunrnission 1sll Sc 20 ths
bottom Of tia matter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
MRS. EVELYN THAW
SURE OF ACQUITTAL
Actress Wife Busily Engaged in
Buying Expensive Wardrobe
for Trip TO Europe When
Murder Trial Is Over

NEW -SpsciAl-WhSa the
trial OF Harry Thsv opened today ply
sieians and nurses from london. Paris
and Rome we're present 10 add 10 the
defense OF insanity 10 the Madison
square Garden tragedy, by expressing
opinions that Thaw was exceedingly
irrational lille IA Europe with Evelyn
NesoiI Among the witnesses are the
doctor and two nurses who attended
Thaw when ne attempted 10 commit
suicide b taxing poison Spectators
IN the court room are unable 10 Ro-
count for the total absence OF alien
ists 80 far 1ttleton 10 not ready 20
call anenists. After he has proved
that Harry ThRw was insane before
alienists 10 prove that he haa been re-
stored 10 sanity.
There are two nghts IN the trial
one 20 convince the jury that ThaW
was irresponsioie at the time re shot
White. and. this done. another hght 20
gun Ltteton - playing Tor tho
whole stake-the saving OF ThRv
Without strings 10 his freedom.
Evelyn Sesblt ThRw Is 50 sure OF
her husbands acouittal that she 10
preparing an expensive wardrobe FOR
trip abroad. When the prison gates
open for Thav Re and his wife VIII &C
broad. and. 81 the Vhiriigig % Euro
/ oean Fnyety. forget. az far As posi- ois,
/ ne long nightmare they endured IN
\ Nev York and for a long time conceal
/ heir Identity 90 as 20 have surcease
\ rem notoriety. While the younE VIE
/ appeared al court today attired ia ths
| schooigirl dress. costly evening EownA
| travelling dresses and other hne sp-
| parel are pilnS Up AZ her home n
| Park Avenue. In her Guest for new
| towns Mra- Thaw has visited her tailor
| and modists whenever her sbsenc'
from court would permit She has or
iered. not alone frocks 70 add 20 th'
sim piicity % her blue dress. but othe
styles
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
LEO C.. THURMAN TO
DIE ON GALLONS
Supreme Court Denies Appeal Of
Norfolk Murderer-HorTibls
Details Of the Crime
RICHMOND. vA--Spsciai--

RICHMOND. NA-SpSctal.-
Lee g Thurman. alias Gould. the
United States marine whs murdered
his rSouuaats. Waiter =. Doi~sn. in
Norfolk and tAen chopped ne body
o. nis victim 20 pieces and ssors1 the
dissectR neu6rs sway in a trunk,
mCSt ese or the gsiiows unless Gov
error Swanson SEES O. 90 exercise eN-
ecutlVe clerncncy in his case
Ard this. @ wouh seem. the Gov-
erncr - har5 y nkeN 20 90. rs rev. 10
any eEteruatinE clrclr-stances ars
connected wiki tee crime.
Indeed. Do . ret saying too much
90 safe trat ne murder Vas fantist C.
in It's a-rocioGs cruelty while the story
% IS details read a'- most Ike Action.
A considerable sam 90 money. pos
$3.50 ~ rCiser. was the tait whirn
drove his companion 20 the drsa-tll
homicide. an3 iwu cdiste'y nf-er fhe
crime TIE ferclsh Ssssssln sS.ppet out
% the STATE
For lo-g tir,e the police could rot
ur-aVef TIE mystery. E-t even after
thcy begun 20 ret c'evs. they dis-cv-
ere tnat Thurman had eec 20 a dis
tart land Continued invest Eatio1
finally led g hls arrest in TIE distant
Canadian province. Vancouver.
Bat ever here &c could not escape
re Avs long arm. Governor swa~-
TO- re accused Rri ln Cue tire -nc
suEstive vrs orought bsck 90 N.rg- MA
a-t convicted
he the- appealed - case 20 th'
Supreme Court. ans i7 RS petition hi'
. ccl-srf i--cnious'y As Ercl ssvera
Eut th-y cou's rct he'd water Re
F--a trr appellate .lrr gee -re c0rr
tNs ITO r' eru- an o-.~. r-
aiming tre s-rr--r-t 90 -re Zorro
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
ENDORSE DANIEL FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
Confederate Veteran Camp AZ
New York Cheers Suggestion
That the Virginia Senator
Should Make the Race.

NEW -Specisl-Senator ,.
". Daniel OF Virginia: General Stew
art L Woodford. and r. 2 Lee. q
grandson OF the Confederate com
mander. were the guests OF honor az
the annual banquet OF the Confeder-
ate Veteran Camp OF New York last
night Major Edward owen. comman-
der 81 the camp. was the toaEtmRster.
and the three guests were the only
speakers.
In introducing Senator Daniel Ma
for owen said that n the Democratic
party knew what 30 VAS about IL would
nominate The Senator FOR the presi-
dency. and the sentiment brought
forth = round o. cheers
Senator Daniel said.
we may know what Ne are. bat
not what we might be"
The last thing he could have ex-
/ pecte6. ne said was to hear Maiog
/ owen. here in the heart o. Yankee
dom. nominate FOR President q com
ra6e % the Stonewal Brigade
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
WIFE NO. SIS STORY
TICKLED THE JUDGE

NEW -Special-In the So
rrer-c Court In white Plains Iueeoa1
= tss bench a; ths tsstisnoHy In a,
suit for separation brought ~ Mrs.
Caroline Keller against Louis Keller.
Keller BE- TIE proprietor % hotel A.
old According &c tie Witnesses hearc
ne has spent the Ereater part Or he
and obey Ths present Ms. Keller. VII
10 afty-three years Old. is his ffth vie
Keller ls very busy man. and he
tldnt waste much time between wives
ng rlm thcy were cCnsollnE AHA &C
cordlrg 70 one witness
The death % me fourth Mrs. kellei
found her husband riCht in The mics
q rush of business lie waited fo'
what re believed 20 DC reasonable
enEth cf time anc thea ADVERTISED fol
another wife.
I Uas keeping a beard n ghogss a
F.stk .ll-on- the y udson when an
swered HE advertisement said Ma
Keller the ana I'm response 20 AZ In
sitatlon We met in Sew York and too'
dinner O. rcstacrant lie had AZ
grown daughter WITH hiu- Later ~
eat his daughter up 20 look me over
she made e favorable report
When ! arrived ~ Ms hotel or n
I lay set for cur wedding I found TIA
ne had made no preparation beyon'
4 r4illnE ir justice q the peace Lou F.
vas in his shirt sleeves. and he wasn
/ even shaved sent him OUT 10 SCI
shave and minister. We we're marie
aDd went 10 1--we IN the hotel
] We we've very happy t.ll one Gay
I mad and said WY do you drink On
good w.ne- That IS Nosclls- Il 30
I wlst drink Try some % my Ehin
wine That costs ten cents ~ n
/ bottle and - COED enough
| lie said Re Was the oosa and X
iEier-t Ike % could get out I toid hiI
10 had heard from the neigh bcrs that p
had klliet folr wives. bat lie WASH
going 10 XIII me-
Throughout the recital Justice NIL
frisa o. look severe. and freQ ~
lrapreG the spectators 20 order. Flna4l
Ihe succurnbe1 himself ard laughed ~
Ian the lears rolled down nia cheeks
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
TENANTS IN IRELAND
DEFY THEIR LANDLORDS

BOYLE. COUNTY ROSCOMSfOS.
IRELAND.-Sp eciai-The whole Gee
vGgh district - IN a state Of feverish
excitement today over the arrest last
night OF twenty men who are charged
with unlawful assembly. riot and Win
Interfering with the mail To aFcid
Tiot. the arrests were made az mid
night and everyone % the prisoners
was caught in bed
The charges grew out OF iRcidenu
following the refusal % lar llords Of
the KeoEh and Knox estates 10 sell
lands 10 their tenants mo rent
combination was formed against the
landlords The latter sent out pro
ceases 20 their tenants. and & was thcr
that the mails bearing these dscu-
ments were inserfered With ~ ths
men-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
USE SURPLUS FIRST
TO PAY STATE DEBT
RICHMOND. vA.-speciAl.-

RICHMOND. VA.-Special.--
The senate put itself OF record to-
day as 10 St. purpose 70 take care or
the public debt o. the State before
the surplus in the treas
any 20 any other object ~ a vote %
20 10 Ia q refused 20 pass by the
House bill approoriSting the sum OF
$4,000 annually 20 the sinking
Fund for the purpose OF extinguish-
ing the state debt The bill was put
upon its thlrd reading and ordered
enKrossed.
Senator strobe. aided ~ Senators
Parks and Hsisey. carr cet'y sought TO
have action or the hill deferred until
n could be nscertsined whether the
fncreasc On the Sinking Fund therein
provided would prevent larger APP
preparations 10 public schools and
pensions.
Senator Eee1eii. chairman 81 the
Finance CcSnrift~e. Insisted the State
dsbt be frat taken care or
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
RAISED THE PAY OF
ASSEMBLY EMPLOYEES
RICHMOND. vA.-speciAi.-

HlCn MN ~. NAs--C kcGlhls--
Senate pages and hooT oftcers s1f-
fered a bad half hour today while
Senator Garrett % Hsnry. opposed
the bill calling for ar Increase in taeir
daily stipend. and intimated that they
we're already being paid more than
they were worth a percepubis smile
brfghsensc the counteaances OF these
officials when the senate. ~ a vote OF
"a 20 Z. concurred IN the BIN. already
passed By the House. and agreed 20
raise the salaries Of clerks. sergeant
alarms and doorkesper 70 80 per day,
and % pages 20 80.
Rerstcfore the clerks end floor on
cers have received the same Pay as
legislators. four cellars a day. but the
iazt General Assembly AGED the com
pensafion % members 81 the lump
sum of 3gee for q sixty-cay session
The present bfA % 90 meet the ext
Esncies % living expenses fer sks ne
esssaxy aids 20 the Assembly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
INCREASE TAX ON
PULLMANS AND EXPRESS
RICHMOND. vA.-speciai.-

RICHMOND. VA-Sp ecial.-
An animated disc Fslon % the pro
visions of House ban So g. appro-
prI-Lng the sum % $4,000 annual
" % IRE sinking tlnd for the purpose
Of exr.n gulsh.ng the state debt. was
precl plated in the senate - the mo-
ton 81 senator strobe 90 pass the OIL
ry until it could be ascertainec how
the increase o. the sinking fund called
for would AFFECT the bills now pending
increasing pensions 10 disabled Con-
federate soldiers. Senator Keezsli.
chairman OF the Com mlttee on FL
nance was opposed 20 passing the
blu by Indefinitely. The consequent
discussion afforded Senator Eolkes
az opportunity 70 emphasize his con
teution that the wealth OF the State -
ample 70 provide for both pensions
and sinking fund. provided proper
means were taken 70 assess and col
lect the states revenues. II Il a
shame. urged the senator. that the
great Pullman Palace Car Company
should be permitted 10 pay TO the
state only the paltry sum Of $1,000
per annum. that the Adams Express
Company should pay only 5000. and
that the great mineral wealth or the
State should go practically untaNed
Senators sims and Parks supported
the motion 70 pass 10y. and. withou;
taking action on the motion the SEN
ate adjourned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
SENATOR HART TAKES
THE OATH OF OFFICE
RICHMOND. VA.-speclaI-

Senator John - Hart. OF Roa-ose
who ha4 been detained a. hCrne ry
reason 90 sickness. appeared ln me
Senate Chambe today fcr the FIRST
tirle during the session. He had pre-
viously Glfd his certificate OF election
with the Clerk OF the Senate. and
Immediately after tbs senate opened
he proceeded 60 the Clerks desk and
took the oath OF Office.
Speaking % the contest for the
Roanoke 5udgeshlp. 70 which his ad-
vent al the Capitol adds renewed IN
terest. Senator Hart stated that ne
hardly expected the matter O. Dc
taken up ~ the General Assembly be-
fore the first OF next week Person
ally. he explained. he still felt TOO
weak by reason % his recent illness.
10 70 aSgrestvsly into the fight az
this time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
BLUEFIELD NAN s
CHARGED WITH BETRAYAL.

LTSCHE URG. Sreciai-R .
Gri-Eiey. % El-~fe- c. ~. Va fer
merry - Ly--hsurr was ARR rned in
TIE police court tu1ay on charge 20
h@f-Eyni Nlss -rna kFsce be4rg ths
EFcEecUtrlU
re case went ever untl February
1s-
Ertns-ey. Uho cane here uQc- re-
cui--lou. admits u-iawful relations
With the wcEer. hur de- les u Wa 49,
der premise @ marriage
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
FAIR OAKS STILL
RESUMES BUSINESS


RICHMOND, VA-Spcciat-
Mr. John \ Lamb. representing tho
Fair oaks Distillery Company. went
10 Norfolk Yesterday afternoon and ap-
pearec before Judge v aGdlN. In the
United States District Court on behalf
o. his clients lie gave bond in the
sun % tl5.e09 FOR the release OF the
distiIlery. with Messrs. phi Kelly and
V Donati a. auretics. and operations
viii be resumed az the plant tomorrow
pending the hearing Of the case by
Judge Wadtin az the term OF the court
which sits In Richmond next month-