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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

ihn su crrpG6nen. Gr fii9tc Ser Nllbs
mestette ieiner grfoIge Elm neucS
@Iieo bin5u.
3un0dIt ioIgten brei iomooniidc
GoIfslieoer, bearbeitet BON George
GapcQen. IS paren bicies: r6ei.
matbSIieo" iiir iiiniItimmigen &C.
miiAten Gbor; o2iebeslieo," Sopron.
Solo, 0rau Roie Seating; o3eltIlc.
Ser" iiir 9oritoniolo (Sr. Sorrp
@erbolO) uno M6mertor.
Sr. Sarrp @erbolo, elm junge9
Mitglieo ocS .@ermonia MGnnGrs
d,or5," trat sum erIten NIoIe bel Ell.
ncm CONCERT ais @oritonioIiit mli.
Gr iorlg sic o3cltlicOer," iamo0nilh2
@olfalpriic, NIT iciler pollcn WobI-
acid,ultcn @oritonltinmcr aui 1cras
0c}ll uoacnorte Meiic un0 Odo Fltbli-
tuln Iicb ibm feline Hnbr, bis CT Den
leBten Sers mieoerbolte. Wtit inn
hat ser ,@ermanio . WGnnerdJor"
cinen mertbpoQen Ginger 0emonncuL
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n8eiang ser 2Itbencr" pom &eon 81
brlius lono oaS Erogramm cincn
rilroigen Ibitlnb. IS iuirttcn bel
biclem Gbor %nn0eiGbr OrciBia alo-
ben nit uno Der oaOurf e~r5iclte
Gffeft mar ~GroBartig. Ser 9eiioa
mollte fein gnoe nebmen, bis ooS
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tete aiti Dem Biano un0 ibr Debilbrt
fir oic mu~iterbaite 9e0IeitlmQ Aner-
fennllug.
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1tatt.
Carton te0crfran5."
Sn Srn. Gpring's @oac al Der
Ode BON Noit.9lpemle muo 3. StroBc,
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Die reeelmGBigc SinQltln0e oe3
canton Sicoerfron5" Itott. 'llnter
2eitluq oe6 bon elmer mebrtd9igen
aronfbeit mieoer gc1eiencn Giri9en.
ten Troieiior $. ariippcl murben
GbDre Iiir ein NnfongS Gebrldr ltatt'
iinoenocS guIternroIten 9ciibt. 81
ser ollf Die Singituroe iolgcn0en @e-
itGitSiibMnq, in pelf)er HrGlioent u.
Heisner oen 8oriib uno SetrCt1r $.
9resnid oaS HrotofoQ iiibrte, mrr.
ben 3iuei oftipe Mitglieoer alliGenom-
incnL Johann muroen &orbereitun9en
fir ooS bereit8 eriuobnte IuIternro.
item getroifen.
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gStog-SoQe" obgeboltenen SerIamm'
lung troi Der .gerein"
boitptiG6lld &orbereitingen filf RE
lIen M%asfenball, mo cine In5ubl
GinIoolngen bon b%efreltn0eten Ser
eincn mllroen anqenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

I6eaters Iu ii brung in
Der Ser6 Sciu @ofIe. - 81
@uniten oes airhenboufonos ser
Ser5 Seine eneinoe peronitaltete &c.
ltern Der st. @erbaro iunger MGns
ner-Gerein" III Der Ser5 Seiu,SaQs
an DER |. Strobe, @igblonotonn. cine
Sbeater.aiifiibrung. 9or ~polbeict-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

ySbe Imlie ca" - Gaa bib
Ihc flcine Sbeater belpe9lid)er Siloer,
Gr. 225, observation-disclosures, fitnot9t,
mie ON onoerer SteQe Oieler 3eitltng
erIidtlidl ais beionoerc Nttroftlon
fir oieie @odc Die G|ltffilbrun0 zines
EoiiionsipieIeS III orei abt5eilllngen
an. 9ie critic gbtbeilung miro ant
Montug mo Iienitaa bic 5lueitc an
0iittmod) uno 2onncrito1 mo Die
brittle an 6reitog uno SomIjog sur
&oriiibrlng 0cbrod)t. Gie Slloer lino
ban0eemolt, BON fiinlt(criIder Sol.
lenoune unb 5eidnen lid ollrd, ablo.
lute 2eben5mahrbeit aus. SIC Mulif
lit Dem RoGnen DER Nltfiiibruttg ent.
iprcd)elto %gepahlt, inter Inoerem
iperoen Die befannten Sicoer Sic
Golmen" uno g9oluorp" gum Dor.
trog 9ebradt.
Snterciiontc it lu1.
gen M 800" - Gle nelten &or.
iteaungen, ueIde im 800" ibren In-
fang genommeu bQbell, erre1en I'M
Yublifum grobe Scltiotion. Ger Gitt
oes bengoliiden aonigstigerS ollf eli
nen, YierOe biloetc Die @lon5nlrm,
mer. 1ieie SdmtItellung mltBte ies
bod iiir cine 3eit unterbrod)cn rper'
ocn, oa ser Iiger wGbreno ocS Gitts
in oen Iiiden oeS Yieroes cine @ull.
DC bib uno pieielbe uerbunoen merben
mubte. Sroilen uno ainOcr Iinocn
rei6lides auiiiemctt mabreno Der
9o~rfiibrullg Der oreilirten Serfel,
Die Niles. nur nidt ipred)en fonnen.
Niles in aaem bictet Die oiesnod)ige
Goritealtltq cine Ser intereiianteiten
oieier Sailon. Gin Woroi 8taS,
Gornepol ouT RoIlidnbcn iinbet am
/. ssebritar ltatt. 9iIete fiir HoQs
id,uGIoufen lperber 5luiidei 10 bis II
ltbr GornittdgS u|nentgeltlld) perge-
ben.
@efabrIideS @efddit. -
Serr Sarrp ). 6unf,. ein @efliigel,
bGroler, BON Nr. 1907, 2ormon.Str.
nurbe s~eitern III Der noroipeltliden
Foli,eiitotion benz 8eridtSperfabren
il6erlpieicl neil or angeblid) Ell
mem Stnaben IS Gauben, luelfe Der.
lelbc Srn. Geo. Z. Hottingbanl, bon
9tr. los, @eit-2nnunlesS Str, ItobL ab'
tcufte, trotoen er geiuuBt baben ioH,
Dob Die 5allben geitoblen iuorert. Gr
Iteate $500 9iirgifoit iiir ieillen Ero-
5eB.
@eiol5enc CITRATE. = 8c'
aer brlttoler MiBbanOlung ieiner
Satin ipliroe geltern Sobn Sturin,
bon Tr. 1913, Goofiie-St 1T, SIT Slpei
Monatell @efdngnib uno 50 nno ao'
item p%crilrfbeilf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
&un Sec rtnb Snfcn.

gtoroo. 2lopos0 ampfer oaoln" init
&aiiiten. uno 176 3rpildct0ectS-
Eoiiogieren bier on9elongt.-Foi-
lugiere merben crit beute gelon-
oct. - Ser 9ompfer f0brt 6rei-
tag nod Bremen 5uriif.
Nit 3 auiilten- uno rs 3mil6cn-
fa-Eoiio0icren Iegte geitcrn Gbeno
nm 6 llbr ser 9toroo. Slop0-G Compiler
,&0ln" an iciuem Gter III Soclllts
4oint an. Wehrere Ginuon0eruHg1s
bco1utc moren AM Yier, ieood) tonn=
ten nidtcimual Die adjittensFoliogies
re geIun0et mcrOcu, oa oielelben feline
antcrituniihtn 8iirger lporen. Vic
o20lu" ucrIicB 9rcmerbdpen an !.
&anuor u1O langtc noN 5Icnlld ltllrs
miidcm @etter, oerbutocn NIT
S56ncc- uno SogcIb0en, ON Samltag
III Neru.gorf an. Ntohoem BORT 81
&ojiiteil. unlo TIC 3miiAenoedS-Eal4
luuiere, ionic 5000 Sonnen Sa0ung
Qelanoct morcn, iltbr Der GompIet
um Sonntog &ormittog UNI 10 llbr
nod Baltimore peiter. Gtc HelIc
blcrber mar bon ld0ncnt, fluren Met.
Ter bcNilnitigt. 2llr5 Dor | llbr an
Somntog gSodmittoQ pollirtc Der
Gompfer ollf 40.t5 8rao 9toro uno
1885 @roo NeIt cine am WfaIt lent=
redt 61ngenoe @ofiel, etpa e Sup
aus DEM @olier berporrugeno, nno
onl iclben Gage ctluo 5iuei Stuuloen
lpdter eincn nllfrcdt ltcbcnOcu Ytolt'
1tllmpi, etrua jluci SUB ans Dem VOL
ier berporrogcno, nit oanebcn trcl=
benoem Rrnobol5, ofienbor BON I'M
tergegougcncn Shooncrn berrilb.
reno.
Die 2on0un9 ser EoiioQiere criolat
bclltc &ormitto9, uno an 6relto9
9tadnlittug nm 3 llbr tritt Der 9oms
pier Die Niifreile nah 9ren1en on.
Gle Sffi5ierc Der r&oIn", Welde lton
beg Sefteren IN Baltimore lporen
iino: Capt. $. SocobS, I. Oiii5icr IS.
@rofe, .. Oiii3ier u. @eublono, 4.
Sfii5ier 3. Mebncr, 4. Sfii5ier =.
Sdmib, Sbermoidiniit Sngenicllr $.
Seier, 9(r5t Or. meb. @riitter, Eros
piantmeiitcr 81. @ranoeS, ObcrItetuoro
s. Stieqlib Sbcrfod $. 9ous.
WultimorCr mad Bremen.
Ole folqenoen @oltiuorer mcroen
beltte NIT benz Norooeutlden 2lopO-
Sompfer naronprin5eiiin Gecllte"
BON Nem. 0orf aus nod) Bremen OBJ
rciicn Serren @ep. 9lthbeiler, NauS
BON WoreeS mo Wun. S6oof.
9oagetm a dime lit Die
Ntmee.
Die 5iuei ItGbIernen GoppclIhrolt=
bell.S Experimentation lpelde 5llr
3cit BON Der .MorblonO Steel Cont
poQnic" fir bus Sngcnielr > Corps
Der 9um6eSormee erbout meroen,
1inb ibrer @oIenoung llobe. Die BET
Den 9oote iino ie 300 SUB lang uno
iperoen I'M Snien bon Nelu-9)ort &er-
ipenoung iinoeu.
~@oumwoIle ilr 9cutd d.
Lamb.
@ierbunocrt 0oQcn 9oiimiuoue
Iongten I'M bieii9cn @nien bon G6ors
lcIton an, BON lpeld1Cn 300 nit oenl
g~cItcrl1 Nbcl1b ongelan9tcn Noro0eilt-
id)en 2lopos0 ompier n&oln" nod
Bremen erportirt luerOen, lpdbreno
Der 9ieIt fir Baltimore ielbit beltimmt
iii.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
&icr gnltim crtrnnfcn.

Sol. Sbimef erbGIt llu9liid@boti6oit
BON Sloriba. - &ler 90bmen BON
9torooit-9oltimorc iinoen ,bGb.
reno zines OrfonS Ocr So0 in
Den g8euen. - W}iGocl @cpp's
i6redIidc Griobrugcn.
9tah elmer gclteru lei Col. Y. s.
Sbimct, BciiBer ser 96mmctbullc an
Noro-Nroa0rpap CiN0ctr6ifeltcn 9tud)
rid)t ettrunten bcl Dem fiir5lidj ge-
meIoeten beitiQen SMrm Ser an Der
&iiite pon 5Iori6a bcrflhte bier Bob
l.en ans Baltimore WIhrtno elm
6iiniter nut tuapper J}ot5 ocul Iooe
entaing. Die ]Grtrutcuen iino Ntid).
N|nItni Golcpb 3cIcnto 6ronf @Iml.
lct mno Soiepb Wlccco. Giciclbcn
mobntcn mdbrcnO tbrc@ NlticntboItS
i'll Baltimore an Noro.9onoitroBc.
Gie bier Wdnncr bcqobcn lid Nrr-
tang8 Hooember nit ibrcm Sun0S.
mannc Wfidael @Cpp nod 6loriOo
mo ion0en III Dem Ginmotbcgeib0ft
ser @ebrii0er NuQc in Gcoor Sens
@eihGitiawg. Mir Die Mciiten Der
IN ocu Ginmad)cbUlNtrn NrbcitenOerL
batttf mtd) Ole iijui 4}dnncr ibrc
Wobmmg III cuuCm loAcuonntcn
@ousboot olIiaeidlagcn. gSic Dor ci.
nigtn Wohet BON TIori0o gculel0ct
mltroc, Iiu0 DGbrcn0 elne9 Orfnn5
5oblrcitc oieier Nolt9bootc ultf bobc
See pcri6Io9en por0tn, oarltntcr
alld) 0nS Der %gellonnten N6hmcn. Nl@
6a& Boot bon lcIuCm Nltcrplube los.
Q"eriiieu murbc, ~bcionocn lid) Die linn
W1nner an Sono. olciclbcn bcgitgcn
ober Die llnporiihtiGfcit, IN cineln
Tllocrbnots DEM &ull9boot nad5ltrll.
bern, mn tire &lei0llg3luIdc 81 ret
ten. sic p@crlorcn Ojc Ntnht iIber 0o9
Woot, ou$ Gin Spicl Ger NScllen mltr.
&c uno idIicBIiG an cinem 6elicn
seri6eut wuroe. Gle bier @enonntcn
ertroutclt, mGhreno c3 Ncpp gelonG,
it'd al Den Sriinrmcrn oe3 Noote3
ielt3ubaltclt, bis cr bon eiltem Dor.
iitcriabrenocn Gobr5eta al Woro &C.
llonncu imtroc. Nic llngliif@6ot-
idoit mllrOc Sol. Sbjn1ct oltrd) @rlt.
CTR. @odlib, Sou Mr.. 52t, 9lorb-
Moibinqtonitr., ciucnt cbeuiolS sur
Belt BET Der Sirmo @e6r. 9tllge III
Geonr Sens. 6lOrioo, AnaPiteQtelL
iibernitteIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

Nus ser ShuIe. = 2ebrpr
Gum ShiiIer) $50 fommt ser sslob
oor?" - SAiller sIus II Semoi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

** Ter .&eIlen'G nrmitaoter. Ser
elm" bdIt beute III Der n.Sieblano
IcaOen1p" iein jGbrlif,es 9anfeit
nit ooroltfiolqenoen 9a(l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

3eitun9Sb be Of I. - als Ser
Heoner nod oreiitiinoiser Hepe itIo6,
mar oaS Sbena, oas er iid) eeIteut
bette, erldopft - oaS YubIifum aud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22
I'm Gcidl Der SGne,

Qie0er. unb GoIfspeiien : CONCERT
oeS .@ermonia . MannerdorS. "
@eoiegene 2eiItungen aIIer
Mitnirfenoen. - Gin ungemein
reidbaItiges Erogramm. - IuS.
=- - -
oo,pihrtptpy ppi1th
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

GurA IS as bctdubt. = Or.
2arlilr$ :, s(olcr 9}y, a. GOacpooo
4orf, HoAgiter, y, D. lplr0c 9citcrn
Nbcnp IA llbf igl Y3qtcl H@fim"
Gffa pqll Aoltppoyg gHP6 n&iq9 Strl
in ieiqepgpit Gas 9eIi1ltel Simmer
balb pbnmQ4tt0, q%(lgcfnp1en5 oodl
erbolte er lid, nad1cnl pie 6cnItcr
qc0ifnet worocn luQrcn, lAnca mic.
Der, Or. Nlolcr cr5Gbltc Dcm Foll5l'
item 1ront, Dob er ltnl bolb 6 llbr
BON HbilooclpGin bier onfom itto
iein 8epGd in ri1tcm qroBen @Otcl.
oeilcn Hdu1eH er obcr nidt forltc,
o6gegeben babe. % cr oil elmer 0er5'
fronfbcit lci0Ct mo ctnen Anfoq be.
fiirt)tcte, lieB cr iid I'M vSotcl NS-
fin" Gin 3imntcr gebet un0 muB er,
oils cr on5 @o3 ol5iln0cn luolltc, Ct
men Scr3franpf bcfonmct baben.
Yoli3iit 6rnnt licB Or. Holcr ms
,Stoot4Soipitol" brlnger.
2ebenSmiioe G. - Senrp ~.
@osfin, Hr. SSt, Norb 9olporo,
StroBe, 46 Sabre alt, cin Silten-
6obrifont in Nen.Yorf, fotfte iid)
geltern Nbeno s llbr cine Sloid)e
2ouoolilm in Der 9lpotbete bon Mtor-
gan & Willar0, Gdc BON Soutb>1n0
9oltimore-S troBe, mo trant oeren
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fanllten Com. GccpcS, Nr. pa, Sit.
Yleoiant StroBc. BON 0em @el6ehe-
men in &enutniB, lporoni Ocrielbc oell
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b0ltbe." IN elmer autlhc nod) oenl
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MileS Ieineu 3llitono ais fritiId) be-
5eid)nete.
8eitorbcn. L Sm NIter bon
so Sobrcn lit SEER Eeter Soiiinger
III ieincr Mobhung nabe Son1
8reerL NaItimorc-Gountn gcltorben,
Gr mar aus 9apcrll gebiirtig mo
fam nit oen Gltern in icinem e~ritell
2ebenSioGre nod Imerifo. Die BE.
erbigllng iinoet morgelt itott.
Gas gel 6 c AMMAN 5
bon 6ral Wtorgaretba Hauid), mel1e
am Samitog I'M Ilter bon 81 SAB
rem ans Dem Seben id)ieo, fano &c.
itern 9fodmittog bon Der Mobnung
bon 5rou Gieb, 9tr. 1929, Gennipl.
pnnia-Npeniie, aus aiif Dem 2on0on'
Eorf 6%riebboie ltatt. M Naitor $.
Budeltberger non Der Cd. lutb. ct.
S6oma8 Stride biclt ben Srauergot4
teSoienit ab, mo ais 8obrtltdtrogcr
iu1qirten sic SS. Sobn Gid, Noam
Sid, Srco. Gieb, Mor Spisnogcl.
Sobn Micomig unb Otto Miiner. Die
0erb(id)cnc lit aus S%berfronfen, 9op.
ern, gsbiirtig mo fam Dor % Sobrer
nody 4merifu. Iltf Der Reile bierbel
Itarb i6r @atte. Sic binterldBt ein(
Todter, 6rau Worgoretbo Hobrle.
9oui nipeftor Erei It 0 5eig.
int ,9eutiGen Gorreiponoeitten@ oil
oaB Broteite aesen bon ibm entpfor
gene appIifattonen Inn Hripileaiel
bis 6eiite @ormlittag 10 llbr in .ieinen
Bureau cingereid)t merOen miiiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-22

@ierhunoert @olcn 9oilniuoue
Gongten I'M bieii9cn 0oien bon G6or.
Teton an, BON lpeldcn 800 nit oem
gcitcrlt Nbcl,b ongelongtcn 9torooellt-
id)en 2lopos0 Compiler u&oln" nod
Bremen erportirt lueroen, ipGbreno
Der 9ieIt fir Baltimore ielbit beltimmt
i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
LAID WASTE BY TORNADO
Six Persons Killed, Many Injured anal
Grcnt Damage Wrought.

WESSOM, MISS. January 31.--Six
persons were killed outright by a
cyclone which laid waste a strip of
farming country three quarters q q
north or hero to-day. IS
Four persons were probably fatal
4ly injured and many others slightly
hurt when their homes were blown
down.
her four small children and Dave
Fatally injured: Ben Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Maddox: unknown negro man.
The tornado struck about o'clock
this Afternoon. For a distance OF
twenty miles In aenortheasterIy direc-
tion the wind tore a patnway nearly
2 mile wide, partly Nr wholly destroy
Scoreg OF dead farm animals Uttered
the storms track. Tho residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs Maddox was blown ai-
most completely of the premises and
Mrs Maddox's back was broken. "A
negro was found fatally injured IN the
debris of Robert Littleton's farmhouse.
The cotton gin and store OF tas Mat
Surrounding towns not In the 4dlrec.
path of the. storm suffered damage
during the few minutes Of its dura-
ton. At Georgetown buildings were
blown down and at Hnzlehurst two
sawmills were destroyed many fences
blown over. Center Point reported
much damage. but no loss OF life
Darkness settled down 20 quickly at
ter tile cyclone that only an incom
plete estimate of the destruction Of life
and property was obtained. Men III
carriages are tonight driving through
the district offering aid to the suffer-
sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
HAD ROUGH. TIME IN STORM

German steamer From Newport News
Puts in for Repntrs.
NEW YORK, January al.-W!th her
engines and pumps badly damaged as
a result OF the. pounding she received
in heavy weather, after sailing 1rom
Newport News for Hamburg on Jan-
uary 25th. the German stenmer Biera-
wa put into port tonight for re-
pairs.
Captain Westphal reports ttat on
January 26th the BieraWa. while in
latitude 81 degrees six minutes. .longt-
tude q. degrees twenty-nine minutes.
took Oft the captain and eight men.
comprising the crew OF the schooner
Helen G. Mosley. The Mosley was
hound from Savannah to Boston and
suffered severely In the gale Of jan
uary 23d. Two hours after the Blera-
wa took off the captain and crew she
transferred. them to the steamer Earl
OF Carrick, Which landed them at New
port News.
The Bierawa, having suffered severe
" herself from the bad weather en-
countered after leaving Newport News,
pairs to her machinery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
OPERATOR D. SHOT B BYsNEGRo | 4 / Q
Homie NInRcr Killed in Cold blood
Near Petersburg by Unknown Ninn.

I
Near Petersburg by Unknown Mnn.
Especial lto'rhe 'rlme. -Dispatch.1
PET TERSBURG. VA. January 3l.--
Bonnie A. Magee, Ir., q. young day
operator at Golfers, a flag station on
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, In
sDlnwiddie county, about q mile from
this city, was murdered In cold blood
nbout IL o'clock this morning by
young negro man, who, after putting
ia bullet In Masee's brain, fred at his
companions, a. p. Fa1coner, OF this, city.
and ESCAPED in the neighboring woods
In the direction of the National Gene.
terry, known as Poplar Grove. Young
aconer. who was the only eyewitness
OF the tragedy, was out hunting. and
stopped at the telegraph Office for a
cl,at with his friend Magee. who
walked along the railroad with him to
take the number OF some freight cars
OH nearby siding. While numbering
the cars. Nfagee noticed negro maxi
ing q fire close by, and directed him
not to put the fire SO near the cars.
Draws Pistol and Kills.
The matter was apparently settled,
and Magee, Falconer and the negro
started down the tracks together to-
ward the station in friendly conversa-
tion. when the negro. without a mo-
ment's warning. whipped out pistol,
shot Magec just above the ear, killing
him instantly. and then fired at Fall.
coner, the bullet passing through the
lapel of. the young mans coat, Fall
tconer, intending to return to the tele-
graph office, had left his gun there,
and was thus unable to capture the
murderer, who disappeared In the
woods.
CHIEF Of Police I,aslnnd, OF this city,
accompanied by several detectives, and
by DR.. II. G. Leigh. Atlantic Coast
Line surgeon. soon reached the scene
on aSshifting engine. and found Ma
gees dead body lying by the track.
Dloodhounds Called orr.
"Hnrrican" Branch and his blood
hounds reached here from. Suffolk on
were at once taken on an engine to the
scene OF the murder. Reports from
Golfers late tonight, however are that
because Of the crossing OF the trail
by many people, the bloodhounds were
unable to track the murderer and have
been taken off. The murderer is be-.
l5lieyed to have made for the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad. in an attempt to
reach North Carolina
Chief OF Police Ragland.. who, with
Detectives Eanes and Heelan. has been
rendering the county authorities ana
railroad detectives vigorous assistance
lto-day. expresses little hope of cap
ture tonight
The negro Is described as about
twenty years of age, dark gingered
color. FIVE feet six inches in height
and OF average weight; wore a dark
cloth cap. dark suit OF clothes, black
shoes, and carried a bundle of overalls.
Magee was about twentv-one years
old. and resided with his father. b. Al.
Magee. Sr.. sectionmaster on the At
lantic Coast Lite. who lives on the
slo'h Slater farm. not far from the scene
of the murder. P. B. Hal,igan tonight
offered reward OF 5000 for the ar.
4 rest OF the murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
KEEP up THEIR THEIR TACTICS
{Britis1, SufYraGf.ts Make Another
Den,Onatrnt ton LII London. u. lali.a

British SuHraEf.ts Make Another
Demonstration In london,
LONDON, January al.-The suftra-
gettes. dissatisfied with the reply made
by Herbert Asquith, chancellor OF the
gettes which saw him BY appointment
at his Office yesterday afternoon. re-
solved to send another deputation this
morning to his private residence. When
refused admittance. and resorted to the
usual tactics of plying the door
knocker. ringing the bell and making
speeches.
They declined to disperse at the
command of the police. and four of the
irfrg' 'eaders were arrested. Later they
We're sentenced to pay q fine OF 40
ment. They accepted the imprison-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
BIG FIRE IN BLUEFIELD
Sine stores, One nc.idence and Rail-
road Y. NJ. G. A. burned.
f.,n..lal..o 10 rhe rines. .plna,ch.l

4s Onu - " huA uCus
t.,r.s,alto The Times. D,sna,ch.J
BLuEF1ELD. w. VA, January al
One OF the most disastrous fres that
has visited this city in several years
occurred this afternoon, when one res
sidence, nine torres and the Railroad
NJ. c. A. Building went up in flames.
The loss Is estimated at 100000,
which is partially covered by insur-
ance.
The FIRE IS supposed to have started
In the Christie Tenement Building.
which is a four-story frame structure.
The fire company responded promptly.
but the fact that the building was
more than 200 yards from the nearest
fire-plug and the fierce gale OF wind
which prevailed rendered the fire com
pany almost helpless. The Railroad
Y. NJ. C. a. Building was one of the
handsomcst buildings in the city. ard
was insured for about $4,000, while
the loss is probably s25000.
All of the other properties were
partially covered by insurance. but thu
amount could not he learned. re-
lief fund has been started for the
homeless families. ard also a fund is
being started to rebuild the Y. NJ. C. "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
HANDSOME HOME. BURN led

Splendid Mansion of Tlomns5 j. MilIcr.
Near baltimore, DESTROYED.
4 BALTIMORE, MD, January Al -rho
beautiful summer home Of Thomas /,
Miller, on the Fleston Farm, Baltinlore
county. was utterly destroyed by IRE
at 2 O'clock this morning. The house
Yesterday Mrs. Miller. and her daugh-
ter-in- law. with a host OF servants,
We're doing some scl Gaming The young
ers Mrs, Miller, who stayed all night.
the hospital in a critical condition. con A.
Mr Miller and his young son are in
New York City. and were immed ately
nottfted BY long distance telephone
The home was valued Mt $40, ,OOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
What the President
Urges Upon Con gress

Tile Immediate re-cnnctment OF
the enploycrs' liability net, lin,ittnK
its scope. os.
& prOvid.nE for cOmllensI tiOn by, the
governmcnt to cmploycs Injured Ia
Action in connection with the
Wnbuse Of inJuncti0ns In labor cases.'s
Action to secure hctter control
F. over business concerns engaged In.
* $iuterstutc commerce, u u 8E
t5b1 IN cert,,ln measure Federal cons
troll over physical operation q rail-,
Forhidding use Of mails md tels-
hiinr IN stocks and futures.
5 F,,ll power to the DcpartMent OF
f,Justice to deal With great cOrpa.
MrAtiOnN. ,8a Z B5FiS 3ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
WHOLESALE JAIL DELIVERY
Severrl Candidates for Penitentinry
Escape from Roanoke Prison.
Special to The Times. Dispatch

ROANOKE. VA, January 31.-There
was q wholesale Jail delivery here OF
negroes, all candidates for the penl-
tent ary-Ed. Morgan, Ed. Taylor. Jesse
Simms and Nerney Harvey-for rob-
berry. Morgan has been indicted and
the other negroes We're waiting the
grand jury. The negroes broke tho
bars of their cells and made a hole
through the brick wall and used their
blankets for a ladder. They were seen
running from the jail by policeman,
but he could get no assistance. and they
escaped. The city recently spent 81 'o0O
on the Jail and accepted it from the
contractors. Seven prisoners have es-
cnped during the last two weeks by
breaking cell bars 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
MANILA AND NOT sUBlG BAY
VIII be the Ultimnte Naval Bare OF
OF the United States in FER Enst.

Will be the Ultimnte Naval Bnse OF
OF the United States In Err East.
7 WASHINGTON. D. c., January 31-
Manila. ana not Subig Bay. will be
the ultimate naval base of the United
States In the Far East according to
the decision reached by the Joint board
to-day. OF course. that decision must
be ratified by the Prestden to become
effective. 1t has been demonstrated
to the satisfaction of the board that
Of fine anchorage and spacious har-
bor. Subig Bay Is strateg!callY lmpos-
sible OF defense from n land attack.
So. while Sublg Bay and Manila Will
bases. Manila in the end will be the
principal naval station In the Philip
pines II the plans of the general board
are approved.