davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

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saiat. @IMhyfatat. hteFosr hoa ~,aA~S
HlHoei iaHee. GrDse, 2G-sgc.
NEtHaat ~ G aifuna. her Tab sareb tosssz{
S9Zs50 aFrngfr az s2.oo-25O.
4saiafm ciaiFr 100 Ss.teeI 7ss-th.
klfe athHie- - 9tshae. per 2utens eir6si
17, -psrts. RlsconaE. pr Rt,vA q
So-Sbc. &c. 2. f6-2Ur. S'N
letter sisr1s. eieiae. basGutsah. !,
es-'diI eisrss oos Gussns ssubst. 4
sisiss sFhHsr sIsrtsa. e.-asrs.Gsassa
qars sviH @isccnsr. gqie,ssn s,.- mi.
900 neief n Eglf fauct rrn es 49,
tafne GertrQr 43c. rgis. turrh $50. 80
Ns 49, 9Gitct faas sen aasenJ 70.
9ieiee Der 9reerS 8fnherj
SE4ssessS rsoa s,r surba. 4o-ae,
~ ENiut so-Ec
. sSe0 ttctssF FER 100 HHEhet Tse
eslaet Sufuss sher a.rtas.
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tris STA st sSsss.a iaial
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&1H1rss uafaa 79tfnS So -
srtsssis. Trs,hnt tsssrs et,ss ~.
sn 5a-Se uMS AH-6cs. frorsfks -
NAAsSilbnABe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
Special Mmsci9cm.
gu UerfaukH Ooer 5u Usrtauimen
0egen StaOteiaenthmm oSer aus
te Carm.

Gaie6 @ei6ditsloral In fleiuem, bis
bsnosn Grandchildren in elmer oeutihen
faiboliihen @emeinbs. Dries gropern
enifalt eineH grO6en, nllpsto bate @eueral
Store. mi einsm Slof meglb uuaeidbr
$4,000 einm Saloon nit gutsa Sir
tnres, gutter 8unol 6ait, A.. 6eauem einaes
rihisler gScbnuna. StaannatH, Shuppsns
tSiale iar 200 Bieroe, eiruas NanS.
@ebduIihteitsu ale IN ie6r eutem Sulians
b, beinabe rgI. r. AuBerorOentlifs @ss
Isaenbeit iir 2 iange @ei6ahsleule oo,r
ial sinsn Wlauu ntI6er 0ilie bat. grsis
u. eeotnguugeu iebr anhtbmbar. Ulan
perianme oiele @eiteenbetl nlht. 8sasn
Nabtrem ipyehe man Dor ODER ihreibs ar /:
y. w.. {. 0. Columbia Office, SO Ugaion
81. UlilDautss, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
Markthert6t.
Snlpige 2iuc0ins Irburtsiaa iuarea aeitera
oe nletiteH Wldrits ssidlpntn.
GstreiOe unO IlebL


@ei5en. 1ermine pareu H~ieerfaer uu0
!6Dd6, Wldi i6IoB 95ke. sui 9iMc, eep4
Isl.per eeAe; Nroben Oct is 0ars antubp
nieoIi5er. pmlaBe. 80. 1 9torfbern-3 9arB
1907 70. 2 Northern = 0 Gers 1904. 3
90, le4. 90 1905. 20. . 3urum - / Gar
Hlc ao. 3 Rurnm 49, 1 Gar Ole. 1 DO. 90e.
To 2 WuHia5 &luier-i Gar 1.OfK.
@iats. r 1ermiHs udren niesrtoer. Mai
itiob 6iAc. Quit 50%e. 9roben Bel Is Cars
liilner nieorieer. umidte: 70. al Gar
svtse, 90. 5oC I DO. 54e. SO. 8 aeIb -
] gar 5sc. / DO bTMc. 30. Al Gar B5Bc.
Wsrls. sei 80 Cars auiubr fan. riHis
aaSe 20. 3-3 Cars soc. 2 30. Tsc. no. a.
$ 9drs fSe. / oo. 7Sr. I DO. 76c. 1 DO. 72r.
ADaatu. Set S Gdrs Mninbr niehriaer.
Eullaye; 70. ii Gar sse. 1 DO. e2e. SO. s
IL 0ar Toe.
Daier. gei IT 9ars anfu5r u~uberdnoert.
litHiaBe: 91o. 3 ipeibcr-f Gar b2iSc. 1 DO,
62e. ! %. 5t14e , 90. Sic. 80. 4 fpetBer-
2 9ers T. Q. 3. 5oAe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
vet W6nen.

@tio nirtcuioitti iig uaenb linen Roll
non Y'eihlai'ut hr 0inOfru ooer Gtmobie
neu Ineerl -0yoi ui6t turst. sine ham
lole ei'alifn gifoiciu. tfes e. 90 ma
Nloihe per Eof itc Dsaauoi ober Eesbo
0ru8 Siou .. uub Wt0no a.pe. Gtrtular
pire peglonot not Gmpions riuer Eonfarle
UrOI Chemical Co..
4S4 lin Ave. Milwaukee. Wis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

9iaiuHs Biz Gap JroDaro, BEN fH5=
Iinften punei oes dmericaniiden Com
tinenis. BORT penOet Iih Die Weers
ense uno BET Ws5 fiibrt $50 Uleilen
in noroDsitIifsr Riftuns. Rad Der
Ba6ri I'm SAP 9ilar sehen be ShifFe
Damn norhpdrfs enilang Ser hiIeniz
ifeH auIis. an 8d~lparailo ooribsr
nab Goaao, geru.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Die 3lEl Der Qr5eitsloien in
@ngIdno piro gesenpdrtia auf ESQ.,
900 gel66Bt. Dap man in gnalanb
elmer in0uHrieasn RriTis enteeeenasbt.
Diro Don 8snnern Der 9erbdltniTe Of
ZEN anertannt. @m fGrtIten 1T Bis
ieBt bic SnifTshduinbuTrie betroFfsn.
IN Der 10000 @inDobuer sdblenbsn
Sta0t SUNDERLAND an Der Oittife fno
5000 @rbeiter 'eroienitlOs. Mit i5ren
6dmIliendngebirigen maat oies iibsr
10000 8erioHen, mslhe Direct burn
Die Griie ~betroffsR IinO. 9as freipils
li5e lrteritiiBungscomite b~srd6FpIat
tdsIi6 5000 6ribltiide an uothlei6enOe
3iRoer. Sn ben drmeren 9uartiersn
Der Staot sehsn bic meiTen Rinoer
bdriuB. 4benos perosn bic ShuI=
locale fir Die Qrbeitsloien g%s0ffnet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
WfrInnnf.

elu competeuter &tiieuosr um ein anass
lsbsnes alr6enlpaarm @slbait al uerirt.
len. 9hiv lolde lDslae zine grlnblibe @r.
laprnna n otm tatb. Rirdenmaaren @e
lhait beitBtn brauhm It'd III msloen.
appl'ealionsH RIDE man an .. .. Go
IAnIbla Cllce 80 Nlaion ct. Nlilipaa.
Zee, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Uterine uOsi @utisrbalic. otilol uuo
AagsHfarisI. IND tnmtr Husb III habtn
bel y. 2lai, .5 Niaiou Sts.. oaer al
=. Stf.. o0er 1t76 II. Str.. Nhlpanf..
Ats. 8tieIAH9oi nab a|usp0y.s M
s%in5tlue 0roBs via bta alpeairalieg usrs
osn uaa Gmpiana uoH $l.25. far itoe
Slalde rrr 9gpytg aRi Roiita oes 9t
iislets pei anoi. sci. Iiain SOS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
Cine ipSe,s In ipaibimetsn.

Sm Senat bat am Wonia1 sic lang.
trpagiett Debate iiber Die Tiuan3,
rage %5sacnueu nit elmer 8toe oes &c
naiore 4lorjh. 9oriibsy pes finans
comitcs SUR unteriiisun9 iejnsr Bill.
'ptIhe oieaus3abt ponSmergtncnsllm
laaf9elo ourh 0ationllAlnlen aei!at
tet. 1ie Goo8ilations gin btloet ned
i1tniey ls 0auptseidait i'm Sendt.
4
.Hn 0aaie ittbt oifitieQ bic Snoia
ntybgpiaisun sooyIage CUR Te6atit.
ME bti SepiGi9an9spcylaaen ib!ih
oitn' oit'elbt aby ais p;l.cmmcuer
@niaB am politiits TtMt,su su fib
KEN.
rem Gousrtb fl Elm o~orlSuiiatr
8egftt otr GomrfiHion Waesana,n.
'pe.3t tr9elttt poreeu mar. #un bic
9t'tdlisne,bootu ocr 9oFseparte
ments uno oes @oitateniis an inter
ia6sn aHo @Hpieh.uastn fir a@eei5nets
@slee9seait5 SD unter2rtiisn. Tie
9ommihiou ipti; dai p;sIs5 Bean
ltaHoeart itntr DE- isltsmetbcotn hn
Hna srpiiebl.. ott tbaiiialite Qti;un1
Der gsItafl ots @ohamts atN,rts
nl'nis IN os eieos zines ,tn3e.rsR
Sea'Hitn 81 !satn. Der. utbit uctaptn-
olsen @R l%tsnttn. .vom Qrdicen.tn
aut cen Ratb suo NIT 9uiiinmuna
oss Ssnats 0uf lang, 4mts,ti. a.
nannt peroen 'Oa nm BE ansautr
zines tidii3sn goteisnhs A. iih,yn.
5sTner empfiebIt Die GomniHior seg
9ei6Iit oes Observation-Disclosures an
sessntgaIiitgeH, I'm cen Gusydns IN
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
Butter, Gier mn aaIs

Ssusr Aaiutr - 40 afars gqarf ZEN.
esf mere es.sa ac. ,firftS zQ-SOc: zecs
~ 4'-2os AtrrnGieo. aa-2sc: 1airb.
Sauna ls-2Qe. &rgait iO-l2t
Aaf Anigeg $3.50 Sums. mnrff fieiia.
20 G1i1n SGa 9rflB. to-ishc: srid. -
as &iaieltatr 1Aa-i5G G1vsiser. H.
gttr aEfntr 26s Riiisu. E,arft rt1ia.
dttiSe is-23c. Sesass. 1Q-i2t
eRtcsan, ~ 5tbr - Srsss-Esranns
A-s3c. GGirc 2l-aac.
sait Gdiscf. lE12a: zslnk. loi =
x eean9 Azgie1A t2-tzki SFi4 lie.
&atE te-2eS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
som. gIrpeiier j. ganr,an-

&os bon ben oeuti6sa iatsolUt
ltEitutnn8ssunn 9anslinQs 9tges. n
@iseonlia o%lsauaigie iItie 2Jbttisr
psiinnass une Sniorma,ieu5 9ursai o.
hnbti i9 itBtin 9lc. 220 @i5eeniiu ctr.
". Sseslinsa Sscrstar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

20 adtr eute5 eaao NIT grait . 8abe
GO pabnsr. arosey i5ona @ayim. autts
paus NIB Sbaaus. 6atter m.i.m. enc
v'sils bon edaotdobeV 1T t%raulaeusbal
bsr sn 0atagiea. DlaH aoleius: y{t8
@Hid. cNrGHo RAPIDS. Sis
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
ssne acinmt.

oau5aaltctH mitileytn filters panibt
Sisue bei e.nsn id,boaibea gtienar
eeuii1 ootr b6bntib elbe iiebt nibt aui
eotsa yoba ioloerH iah. aults 6sim
9ell. Gitie 80 ridten an N2. @uentber.
l4ll ~. 40. live e9ica9o, ga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

agaitcu b,ioerlsi 0tihl56t8. fir ,inen
Nrtilel psl6er IA ieocm iatbotiibsu 0sim
DiAiommeu IL. Gan3 men outer 9,srs
IaaloartlieI, groBe Is ommniou. Sacrtb
subjects Cub. 60, 9lT Sb,aer 9loa.
ebicaoao, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Gssutsn oieTss glai.ss peye,n
aberaa pa seiuhi, no non tome on,
Feittus iiHo. Wir etbtn ttaiiaen
AssRtsn biz siiuAstsn 9sSiusunssn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

8rouiteucn. 49, Nieoriaer. Gleb.asorf. 1l.s5.
Wlnt @rima EampNhnrGia 7.45. Stbinieu tx
Ae S1rltsgHs 6A-ec; MdttelitaGs. g.
Sic Sdiubpyeiie Der 0~vobenm1rf.e in mil.
uauiee tn tlbHlaacguoe MayeH finb ME folets
&c I 3nrtterH. 1.05-t07; 30. 2 9ortbcrn
iQf-i. 00. 20. 2 SprtuG, Q0c-1.o0; grira
3 Hgrite S5c-tUJ. 10. / RoqgeH. s2-sShc.
70 3 @iats. 64-56he; Stanoaro Saier. b2z
-rac.
tie o6iaen limiate FnS Rah 5riefes offbieI,
lem 2Gll0 Commercial geiter beGr5eitrf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16
gi,tmarHs.

shDelns. anfnbr $500. Marlt b5tsr.
@emti9te. 425-440; 9Gders. 4.2O-A.s5:
leifte, 4-20-.32k; gtgs. 3.90-4O5.
8tnbstth. - AHfaer 500. 0arit unuerdnoert,
Builders SteerB.. cute bis IusIeie. A.75-5.50:
mtitlere bis CUTE, 3.75-4.s5; eeifers. mittlere
bis CUTE, 9.76-.b0; pefB6bnIine. 3.O0-3.b0l
sTs 4 3s29 o. 81 ,.fsra eSnlooa9 ~ ssfS.
tlbe. 30.0O-45. 90: Qdlber, 2.7-6.50.
eaaie. = anfu1r 400. marft ifetig. X
S00-5.2b. gdmmer. b.30-7.oo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Gbtccao. II. Sesr- 49, 9lshl, - @inter.
meikeu $Gienl2, 4~50-Ao0: Strdiabts. 4.25-
4sO-6O5: eaitts S.s5-s 81. VI. . ssFina.
irti5cn l.06 ~ 100; gfo. 8 Spvtna 8eisen.
sn-tQi. rcier Sc. . q2& a5c: &c. a
&ilts ~ asei .to, 3 aeiher. % X soc. nc.
SAFER SpLc. s1- 2 meiBer. 49,: go. 8 reis
Tar te-hiAc. 80. . Ragaeu. 79Hc: Futiers
aetiie nnie bio M.dlssraHsisis. s3-e3c:
gao aOTieutHfFn i1sis: &rima Simnibhfas
5'sa 50 4s @gyi, lt5o-i1e2h s8msl8
81, Eeoyi Mi9 ]oeA 600 p COS: Stort
seer Sizes ee5 - Csc; @elsieg. L,S5:
Hleeiun1eN 1880.
st eoutS H. EsBr. arlen @o. 2 70.
fet t5-dlc SIC. 2 barter a6-iO0.
WGta. va. p 6Fit
eaigr - 80. 2 rfibcg 50-s0Re.
MGnfGS0ttp II. Sthr %ttsen - Ec. .
R.sist f- c 20. 2 teier- e9-i.v0.
&eiA go g Rgriftter r54-56c.
Na'sr. @c . fusiktr 4aNc.
@ttuh a~fapptt2# "a. Sgs ~ getfieu
&osieFH i0a: so 2 gcst5eTn IOl@
alsti firn Sisars tso-p se,ous
sltars 350-sc0. firii 9a,eais $500:
Scccua E1feuis. q---as9
uIut4 IL seer. &riien - go.f gyr,
fetsE. io3A' &c 2 Eorissrn. t.0oL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

vvgraeo. ~ 5eDr. 8inbStsb - anfubt
1000 9esoss. 5T5-6.oo; anbe mo sellers.
1.76-460; 2ernuS, 3.50-41O: Rdlber. 800
z 100; g9eiterners. 3.7G-Ae0: Stoders uH0
Seekers. 2.5O-466.
ehweins. @Hiubr $4,000: Iei6te. AIS -
A47f; gemif6te, 420-4523: f6pere, apo
$50; aoua9 42o%.30; Piss, S.50~.s0;
Hulf. 440-445.
s4afe. ~ aHgubr $4,000; s6ufe, $50 -
b.35. gammer, 100000.
CT Fonts. -. Gebr-Ginbuirb ~ Beef
Gfiere, $4,000: Stoders ln6 Seeoers, 2.4o
-4.60; aibe uno 6eiisrs. 10000.
ShpetHe. Sigs, 3.50-4Q; i6meTe, 3.45
-4.60.
enais - e25-5.25: edmner. 4.5O-6.s5.
Ranfas gtte. 1s. Sebr. @iHogieb y
@eefsSttere. 440-5.6O. Sibe uun 5eiiers.
2.40-6,O0: Stoders unh Gee6ers, 3.25-4.s0.
9nmetHe. - Bull. 4.25-445.
emafe. - $3.50; 9dmmer, 6.00-6.s0.
8 q a. ~. 5ebr. Observation-Disclosures
3.T5-5.60; aG6e uno 6eifsrs. 2.5O-4.75;
Gioders unb Seeoer5, 2.50-450; 8dIber $40
BIS.
ehWtiue. - HuIl. 415-4.30.
Snair, - 1880; aduuler, 6.A0-6.s5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-16

Del 8uubesbduptita0t 5u Dermeiosn,
peI6er bic Birtidmtsit BEG 0ienHes
beeiHtrdhtise uno bic Rotten erbobe.
DaesssH iOnen guhfibrung unS Rsds
nunssprifuns mebr eentroliEri uno
psreinfdht peroen; unb bic oielen mug
ioien gin5eIberihte Don fleinen gon
dmisrH ioaen a6ssidaiit peroen. 8es
0eitersn piro e~mpfoblsn. bas 9mt
hes l., 2, 3. un0 4. 9ilfspoHmsiIters
gam db3uid1fTen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. Il. -Roya' l
p. Ellison. Indicted Jointly with Mrs
Ivy q. Hrchlrr for the malicious
shooting cf Jacob L., licch'cr. the
wuuan's husband, on III" night OF
Aug. I. was found guilty by the jury
that tried the case In the busting
court ~ strrIay.
The jury returned Il verdict hXihs
the puni, hment OF lIcchl'r at -four
years Imprisonment, In the peni'eh-
tiary.
"~haur" it 10 four years on the
roads" said .Iude" Witt.
Mrs. Il,Chlrr will b. tried at tn"
n,Xt terra of the court. A motion I"
continue the trial of the wo.nah hht,i
the next term was made by Lawyers
Gilbert X. Pollock and Hunsdun Cary
Mrs. Hechlcl's counsel Comm n
wealths Attorney Folhcs agreed. arr
the continuance was granted.
w H. Butler. the man who "ho'
and killed J. J. Fairfield some month"
ago, and X. r.. COuneiiy. NO shot
Miss Ecclmcn in a Rr2ad-strcet ator"
last summer. were spectators at the
tria! yesterday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
BALLOONS FOR USE IN
RESCUiNG SHiPWRECKED
Col. CAST. Supervising Steamboat In
spector. Says Woman has
Presented the Latest Scheme.

According TO Col. J. w. CAST, sup
cruising steamboat Inspector for ms
d strict. the latest scheme for @a'ihS
, crsCns from wrecked vessels IS III :
use q! a balloon A woman Is the
originator OF the contrivance AMI sh"
recently presented II TO tnc inspectors
e. their cons ideratiCn. Col. oaS'
saw that OF ali the contrivancCs sub
mi,'cd for the saving of lives from
stranded vessels this latest ON"
reaches the limit The woman had
great .aith iii the balloon m"lh"d ana
1f'rr the inspectors turned II down
sl' Waited to carry the matter I"
President Roosevelt.
Tr' woman claims that as soon
a the ship founders the balloon rou'a
b" released and carry the Sh>p"r'ch.
cd " uple 10 SafCt". a balloon woo!h
b., able TO carry only part of any
st-ar,r's crew aud tIonhlc w0ii
rise IN choosing the few TO be sav'".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
state Court Of Appeals.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. 1i-lh' I"'
Ioxjnp is a summary ri today pre-
ceedinys in the Supreme court Vi
Appeals: -,
Hawley ct ais against WATKINS "
ais. Argued by !. 4. Dnpey' iT dp-
pt lIants. aud 4. A. PhlegaT, 'or DIP
pellces. and submitted.
Walton. Written & Graham agains'
Miller. Administrative and Ni'ifF. Az.
ministratrix. against Norfolk anu
western Railway Companv. Argue"
together BY Randolph Harrison. 10,
p,ain;;s in error in the first case a""
defendant in error in the second cas-.
and continue
Next cases 10 10 Ca,ieG:
Co,k ct al. against Skc'n. Judge
Norfolk and Western Railway 'ohf
panv against Rhodes: :Cams Exp ess
ccmpanv against CharioueS''"
WOODEN Mills: Norfolk ami W-stern
RAILWAY Company: against S'nar. >
Drsf: Milling Company: {. &. ana ".
Rv. Co. against Board Of SuperNi'"rs
cf Scott County: The Commission VI
Fjshcries against Hampton kod -
Oyster Packers and Planters ASSOC
alton. being Nos. ~ to is. incius''''
ON pyiyiI, gcd dcCke1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
STILL ANOTHER CHARGE.
Negro With Many Aliases Held For
Grand jury

George jones. the negro with many
aliases who was arrested Saturday
afternoon by Sergeant Mitchell. was
held for The grand jury by Justice
Brown in the police court yesterday
morning on TWO charges of house
breaking. Yesterday Detective Ser
geant B-iiscrs preferred another
charge OF housebreaking against n"
negro and he will be given a hearing
On that charge in the police court
this morning.
Investigations that have been mad"
since Jones arrest have led the pN
lice to believe hat he is responsible
for the numerous petty rOb5eries that
were committed in the negro rcstden-
tial section of the city several week.
ago. and in all probability additional
charges Of hous"breaking will BE- per
ferred against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
EIGHT COYWCTS PERISH
IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
Prisoners Set Fire to Mine, Hoping
to E!ude Guards ard Get Away
In the Excitement.
(By Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM ALA. Nov. II. -
Fifty State cCuvic,s employed in the
mines a, Pratt City. formed CON
spi acy last night 10 set Number ;
mine atire and escape during the con-
fusion. AS result tl-!t OF the
men were burned to death. one Is
missing and the ether fortyOne ar"
safely licked in ;he stockade.
The last body was taken ont this
afternoon. at four o'clock
The coup was cunninGly planned
ana Larngly executed.
\ lot of timber. lying in the mall
way was ignited. and the conVlc'S
hoped that, when attention had been
attracted to the flames, they could g"t
through the mine and escape by IN"
main entity which could be reached
after a journey CT about quarter d
a mile underground.
They mad hoped to be able to make
their way along the mine ahead OF
the smoke and fumes from the hrc.
In this they miscalculated, TOT
nine appear to have been suffocated'
The others appeared 10 be meeting
with success until the mine officials
sus Iectcd something.
One employe saw the flames burss
out so suddenly and in such volume
that he was snre oil or some hign!E
combustible matter had been used IN
starting them.
Guards were at once placed at the
main entry and the men caught al
they emerged there.
The rescue work was then begun.
number of free laborers appear
TO have been gotten out safely.
The FIRE did little damage TO the
mines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Stockholders Of 0. D. Land Company
IN Session.
nR. o8CUlT R:elEc(eo PRESIDENT
w. W. WiIlett Made Member Of Board
of Directors to Succeed the Late J..
J. Emdy-Routine Business Trans
acted.

At the aGnual meeting OF the stock
holirrS OF III" Old Dominion Land
Company. held at noon yesterday IN
the Office CT tn" comp"2y i'll the iiotri
Warwick lnildng, Mr. Calvin b. Or
cult. OF New York was reelected pres
id,nt, and Mr.. William W. W!iletI was
elect, d a dir Ctor to succeed The late
Mr.. j. J Emery. OF New York.
Messrs. Henry f. Huntington. Isaac
r. Gates, Isaac c. higgins and VIII
liam G. Low all CT New York. w"!"
reelected directors for the coming
wear. Besides the election of Off
GERS, the stockholders disposed OF
considerable routine business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
PRESIDENT OUTLINES
WORK OF COMMISSION
Letter to Prof. Bailey Tells what
Country Life Body Is Ex-
oected to Do.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. H.
Thorough cooperation CT farmers an"
professional interests connected WIN
them. throughout the United States
in the work of the Country Life Com
mission is urs, d and the appointme!.'
of two additional members or the
Commission. Chas. S. Barrett. o.
Union City. Ga. ard VIM. A. Beard OF
Sacramento. Cal. is announced In
letter of President Roosevelt 10 Chair
man Bailey of the Commission. The
letter and the reply Of Mr.. Bailey wei
coming the Presidents suggestioEa
were made public today. The frcsi
dents letter follows. dated Nov. p
NV Dear Professor Bailey
wish al the outset cordially to trah"
Won for the way in which you nave
taken hold If the work you are doihs-
No more valuable work for the peop''
of this country can lie done. because
no more valuable w.rk for the f%r'n-
crs of this country can be done.
Now Of course the whole SUCCESS
of the work depends upon the attit"n'
of the people in the open ConEtry, OF
The farming people Of tn United
States. " they feel an awakt ming m
trrcst in what you are doing. th"N
sh2uld manifest it. Moreover. II J."
essential that the farmers. the men
who actually live on the soil shoui1
feel : scnsc of ownership in his com
mission. should feel that YOU gerfie-
men in very truth rcnr..S 1t them ann
arc responsive to in'ij "':ir'S anu
wishes. no loss than 10 their n"tds.
II seems 10 me- the fore that u
would he wise 10 try TO get INTO 'n''
closest I. -ssibie touch with the farm
ers of the country and 10 find ou'
from hem so far as you are able. just
wha,. they regard as being the sub
ircis With which I; is most important
tina; vcu shorld deal. This you are
already doing by sending out Cur
ru!ar 81 questions and by holding
meetings in different parts Of IN"
United States But perhaps som
thing moro caa b. do.
7 accordingly sHCgcsi that you ask
the farmers 10 come together In the
several schoo, districts Of the country
% that they may meet ard cohsid' =
fhssc aIsiters. ! suggest the Sch""
districts bccsusc IN" s~hoOIhoUS'
would tC the natural and prop place
| for such me tirg: OF they could
meet at other Gus omary or con'en
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
LOOKOUT INN BURNED.
Famous Old Mountain Hosteiry and
Three Cottages Destroyed.

nv III" 4 associated Press
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov. -.
Famous old Lookout Inn. On tn"
crcs, Of lookout mountain. WAS burn
ed TO the ground late today together
with all its contents and also -four
cottages in close proximinity "a tho
hotel
There was $4,000 insurance on n"
hotel and its furnishings.
The loss Of the four cottage and
their contents was estimated al si".-
600, insuranc" rot given.
The Incline Railway power hons"
vas badly damaged ami IN" ir"s'l"
on Tho fac" or the bluff was ablaz'
f-r a considerable time.
Tcnigh: ih"rc is stroak "f fir"
o.most frOm ;he top 10 the base ~
iOok"T. moun;ain along tn" lin" OF
th" inclin" railxsy and n force If
mon Is fgh'iuC TO prevent il from
spreading 10 m" timber oil -" noun
tain side. and ~ many co'iaCcs.
which dcf he slope Of the rauun ain.
Tho ere s;aT'eL IN the south VIM
81 the hotel building. The g"ncra'lv
accepted theory Is tina; a d"fccti'"
fuc is responsible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Charter list For Coal Trade
Largest IN Years.
MOST Of the VESSELS txs0u1t
There Is Plenty Of Coal On c. G O.
Yard. and Rush Is Predicted for
Remaining Month and a Half OF
This Wear.

AT this time there is the larecS
charter list for the coal tra,!" at TIM
port that there has been in several
years and shipping mon predict an
unusual rush III the trade during the
remaining month and half of THIS
year. ADout 100000 ,ons OF bottoms
il under charter How and the major
" OF tn" vessels are CnrOutc h>rr.
MaLy vessels now are in port ana
tn. coal docks are being kept busy.
There is IN abundance OF coal O."
the chesapeake d OHIO ward here
and there is no probability cf short
80.