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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10
THE NORTH POLE
How Can Man Determine When He
Is at the North Pole?

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nubIic during HE n,st ,,,o,,.t, =. - ,,s s:,>
"Hov can ma, dat,r.,,;.,,
nj the north no1a2o
A 8 MANY ;,ro,,,,tat.. au .,,.-1,u1.....-
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(which eo,,,1s that !, - dsrl;n,t:a,,I
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from, , small and easi,,. ,or+,bt, ,,hra
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mole the celestial oo1a ,,o,,1d ba die
nI,cad from, h;s ze,,it,- to,,.,rd +,ot
mint rs a.. bar;za, ,..1,au. ,t,, a,r+r,..
nola 15v-b,, ora decree for a,.ar,- +,
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~ fin sim after allowance { made for
H. o,,ras - dar1;,,t;o, ,.o,,tI iii,
,n,a,r :, circle ro,,,,d tho ha,ve,s INIT
would he lowest when due nortb-t,at
! t,,,-,ra Al, ,o1, .,,,d t,;rras4 Who,
lac so,tt1, The ,,.t,1a r1,,nga ), their
,tt;4,,d ,..o,,1d oa,,,t +,,,;ro IA. ohsor,,-
49, d;s+.roa fror, tba role For la+;-
t,d.. :, - o. deoreos ~. more ftbat i
No. IA, F,e - s;x bundled mile
81, e.. n,r,, t,,;s ol,,oo. i, ,tt;+,,da :.
49,, -,nr,,;,>,,,,,s and abser,.,+ion. ran
easit4- h, made when the CIV, is high-
a. ~ Ill ,,.a,, :, fi,s ,,aoro- f,,,,;,-
- j ..,,r;,,srg PAT for -, ,bsar,.a.
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III. ~ -. I'D, ..re Il ,,o,,fd
-. -. t1a ..,,.s ,1+i.
ttda j. intervals d,-r,ng thu dav and
at-a III .a,,,a,.. h.,ri,g fr,a ,o,,7nass
Il .a,,rsa ,.bicb roi,,ts towards ths
-. ,,,.r,.t;, ale ,ooo miles ava,
a,.t,1 - - ,ood T, s.,,iaa tbara as here
- = IN !, fna;na tbq
-t...t -, T. ,,a,,td +be,, he
-, 4a,,.ar.1 +h,+ .,,,naes
+. ...t,:.1, 49, "a, ,,d the lowest
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80, ,.,...s.:...1 ~. a,st.n.e - The
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- :. ...:.,..ts. 80 -. = tI,at i voule
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-. I..s.
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lit 49, ~ i. rtanqe IN his no
-. - ~ ~, ,v,,,Id cornpIirate
$50 rs =. ,,,,.:au ohsaryatio,,s
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10
TIE WORKING GIRL

The girl who works, God bless her.
She is brave and active, She is not too
proud TO earn her own living she is
not ashamed to be found at her daily
task; she is studious, painstaking and
patient she smiles from behind the
counter or the desk; her smile is the
reflection of celestial grandeur and etcr-
MIA Bliss there is a memory Of her
sown into each sill1cn gown; she is like
a beautiful nountainecr; her character
is as pure as the bubbling springs, strong
as the rock from which it flows, and as
high as the mountains topmost pinnacle.
The sight Of her should be fine inspir-
alton for rs all lie hands may be
stained by dishwashing, sweeping, fac
tory grease of printers ink, but it is
an honest and helping hand it stays mis-
fortune from many homes; it is one
shield that protects many forlorn
family from the asylum All honor 9
the girl who works.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10
SOME DIFFERENCE.

Father sent me over to borrow your
paper: he only wants to read it. Tell
him I'm coming over to borrow his
breakfast; | only want to eat it
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10
CONGRESSMAN WATKINS.

Webster Signal: Hon. J. I. Watkins
il back from most interesting and
pleasant trip to the Hawaiian Islands,
and his friends are thoroughly enjoying
the accounts of his trip.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10

WIFE OF BISHOP GARRETT DEAD.
Dallas, Tex, Oct 8-Mrs. Lettie Hope
Garrett, wife of Rev Charles Garrett,
Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese of Dali
las. died here today She was "a years
old and was native Of Dublin, ireland.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-10-10

If quality counts, you ought 70 sec
,,bat we can offer in the way OF sta
t.enery. Phhis lcoo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19

Birmingham on his way TO Cincinnati
where he has an engagement for
the eighteenth and nineteenth.
During his automobile ride lat" TO-
DAY Mr.. Taft stopped at tn" Shiloh
Industrial Orphanage and listened TO
:. song rectal by the negro orphans,
Rockefeller Accepts Invitation.
John u. Rockefeller today accepted
an invitation to attend the Taft ban
Quet 20 be given by the local cham
Der OF commerce Wednesday night.
Covers will be laid for two hundred
and fifty guests. who have paid 81
each for their tickets. The banquet
will be given in the Hampton Ter
ace Hotel on the South Carolina
side of the Savannah river.
T. H. Hartman arrived at Aiken
S. {. to-day. He is the guest OF
his cousin. Joseph Hartman He did
not as expected come to Augusta AMI
his plans are not known here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
AFTER SEAeOARD.
Reported That Hs~riman WEI Buy
Out Ryan's Interests.
tRy Associated Press,

WASHlSGON. Jan 18th. visit
Of r. II. Hartman To Washington Is
said to bear upon his long cherished
wish to gain control of tn" SeabOard
Air Line. 1t Is reported that he came
to Washington t confer with certain
Of the Stockholders who are South
era m,n. II" returned to New York
last night so far as can b. ascer
tanned hr did not call at the White
nousc.
Tn" road has for I'm" time been
operated under q joint premiership
representing tn" John SHELTON VIII
liams interests and tn" Thomas r.
Ryan Interests II Is now said that
Ryan. who recently announced his re-
tircment from active business. Is vii
ling to consider a fair proposition to
dispose OF his holdings in the Sea.
heard an dthat Hartman wants TO
tuy.
S.Ncral years ago Mr. Hartman
10 NC III" Snuthern Pacific and III"
Illinois Central and later acquired an
interest in the Centred OF Georgia. IL
Is said n, W that h" desires to extend
his activities and holdings in the
Southern field, and that the oppor'
tunity to do SO. he thinks. lies in the
acquisition Of the SrabOard
The Seaboard. running from Rich,
monI 10 Tampa. through IN" Eastern
section OF NirHinia. tn" Carolinas,
Georgia and through Central Florida
TO Jacksonville. and thence to the
west coast 20 Tampa. travcrs"i 4 sec
ton rich in tonnage possibilities. II
would Hartman another competing
line Of the Louisville and Nashville
which Is the Illinois C"ntrafs most
formidable competitor. and which Is :
Part of the Atlantic Coast Line sys
tenn. whose chief competitor for tn
traffic Of the Eastern Shore from
Virginia 10 Florida Is the S"aboari
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
President VIII Urge That Steps Be
Taken to This End.
WRITES LETTERS TO COMMITTEE
Reminds Members That He Suggested
Two Years Ago a Fitting Memorial
Commander.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-T0mor-
row being the anniversary OF the
birth OF General Robert f. Lee. the
President will commemorate it by
sending to Governor Hayward OF
South Carolina. Charles Francis Ad-
ans, o! Massachusetts and Wade II.
Ellis, assistant to the attorney gen
-ral OF the United States. part of an
advisory committee of the Robert f.
Lee Memorial Association. letter
inQuiring whether steps cannot be-
taken to provide a memorial as sug-
cesteI by him two years ago when
the one hundredih birthday anniver-
sary was celebrated commemorative
General Lees life and deeds.
He asks IL the committee cannot
arrange for a meeting 10 take def.
mite steps toward having such me.
mortal
The Pr.si tents letter follows:
The white HOUSE, Washington. d.
c. Jan. ~, 1919.
'Genilcmen:
ter in anticipation OF the on" hun.
dEs d;h anniversary Of the birth o!
Robert T. Lee. Ar tina: time the
suggestion was made that a fitting
memorial ccmme Taorating General
Le"'s life and deeds should he erected
D. appealing 20 all Of our people in
every section Of this country for the
"s at'ishmert Of sTch a memorial In
some educational institution in the
South This d@y h'inE the ami
v"rsarv o! his birth world like tS
ask whether s'crs cannot az once be
axe nto prT~iGc such memorial.
understand that IL has been dcfinitrl,
concluded 70 plac" il at Washington
md II. I'nivcrsi'y--a university on
dGwri nv Wa <hinCton aud where
General L." passed in honorable ser
vic" 'h" c:"sing years 81 his life an"
where his I'D, nov lies. Cord no
v'rr Commiif"" aTrarc" for g meet
ing in Washington or "ise~h"re. q
vour ccmmit'c" thinks il wiser. a
which definite steps toward IN" dc
,i-"d chi can u" taken.
Sine Teiy vCuTs
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
MILO, tIunter to Speak

R1CHE"NT. Va. ian IS MAJ -
Eorsr- ~ Tun'cr. k~"r.r NJ ConI"d,
crate rcc0gt. 60 tho state 81 virginia
vii; .ca.c 'h.a afternoon for Wash
n. ~ ~. ~ be viii l7'i"ri IN"
ceIrhr7'.,a II IN" C"nfCd"ra'" N"'
era Asso~t7t!,n there \ tall ari
hsrTrc, -! IA given ny 'hc 7"s"c =
ton n tho New Willard tonight and
N mrr-~p richi MAYOR HuEUr uiii
deliver p, sidress On "Gcneral IT,.
Holmes Cad Of WIrchrst"r and
rr Il. '"..h Nck m VIII also d"rv"r
adore SIS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
MILES SAYS HE DID IT.
General Declares He Once Rode 80
Miles in Nine Hours.
fn,. A,cpri.tad preSs)

NEW YORk Jan. ls.1i"neral Ne!-
son \. Miles a-ived t"daE IRON
Europc w,lcr. he has been engaged
in au.imobilr touring.
In speaking OF the recent 30 mile
horseback rid" CT President Roose-
welt. the general said il did not seem
50 hong ago when he himself mad" a
rin.ty mile trip on horseback In nine
hours. reviewing troops at the ehd
0: the Journey.
"Aren'. you afraid that some strenu-
GUS c"rson may &c, after you in re-
gard 10 those figures" he was aske"
BY a reporter.
Well, If I'm pushed hard enough
I may so so far as 10 make the jour
ney again" said the general.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Contract to, be Supplemented.
NV Associated P:eSS.1

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. ls.-The con
tao, lie, BY the receivers OF tn" Nor
folk Southern Railway 20 III" Nc
lean Const, uction Com 2any "f Hal''
NOR. for pi!lns for The Norfolk 4
Sou.h"rn Hallway long br!dg" over
Albemarlr Sound. n. C.. will b. sup
pIcmentt d by a contract for the Steer
work
The pilirs contrac, will amount 20
about So n"0.
The to.1I cost o: the bridg" VIII b"
h..,u.cn go. 900 and $500 600.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
WILSON IN ACCORD.
But Differs from New Orleans Cotton
Exchange Man as to Methods.

DIV ASSOC.atrl. i'rcss|.
WASHIEGTOE. L. G.. Jan. IN
Secretary OF AGrirultur" Wilson IS
in thorough accord with the sugcts
ton made 10 him by President W D.
Thompson OF the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange for an eNt"RSiOn # IN"
field for umptiOn Of American
cotton and will 90 anything IN his
pow,t to prGmore such Il movrm'n'.
The secretary suggests. however.
in letter to President TIL mr'on
tina: the proposition should l." hr"uHht
10 the attention OF the dr.ar'mrnt %
commerce. an! labor. whose province
is TO ip.rsticat" foreign fields for cX
tending American commerce..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
SMALLPOX ON kEARSARGE.
Strict Quarantine Bein- Maintained
Courtesies Shown BattIeships.
nv AssOciatSd Prs7S,l

MALTA. Jan. IS.-A ceremonial pa.
radc was hell here today In honor
of the visiting American Warshipa
Sir II. F. Grant. governor Of Malta.
was in command ard the review was
witnessed BY the Duke Of Connaurht,
Rear Admiral W. p. Potter and a
numerous gathering Of American Of
f.cerS ana men
case Ct smallnox has occurred on
board the battleship k"arsarce.
The illness was contracted at Cairo
Stric. quarantine is being main
tanned. ard ncne of the men OF tn"
k'arsarec have been petn!tt"d 10
come ashore.
Lord Of Admiralty Arrives.
VII LEFRANCHE, Jan. lS.-Thr
British admiralty yacht Enchartress
with Reginald Mckenna. first lord
Of the British admiralty aboard. ar
rived here to-day.
He hopes to arrange a reception
to the American naval officers be-
fore their departure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
DECISIONS WERE UNANIMOUS
Result is Victory for State Anti.
Trust law-Brarch Of Standard Oh
Company Must Pay Over Million
wealth.
~, 1ssoc,ated Preaa.D

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. IS. 80
tn" Supreme Court OF the United
States today affirm, d the decree o.:
the state courts Of Texas. imposing;
fire Of $,.62lnuU on the Waters
Fierce OH Company. OF ST. Louis and
;ls.iug /, from the State on III.
charg. Of violating iht Texas anti.
trus. law.
The court also sustained tn. action
OF the Texas State courts in III" a..
po!n;meL, OF Rolrrt J. Eckhart a.
receiver and thus again decided
against the company which sought TO
have sustained the action of the Fed
eral court in appointing G. y. Dorches-
ter at the instance OF the company.
The decisions in the case were
unanimous.
Lower Court Favored State.
Ore OF The receivership cases came
TO the court on writ OF error from
l. the Supreme judicial district court
OF Texas and the other from the Unit.
I'd States Circuit Court Of Appeals
loi tltt + u ~ SiISuit III bo'u VI ""'>''
courts the decisions We're favorable
to the State.
Robert J. Eckhart was appointed
receiver by the Travis county State
court Gu the theory that such appoint
ment was necessary to preserve th'
property Of the company until IN"
penalty imposed could be collected.
Fines Not Excessive.
Justice Day In the decision. dis
GUESSED the contention that the fn"s
in < seI were no, excessive. saying
that the business done in Texas BY
the company was very extensive and
highly profitable. the property
amounting TO more than $4,000. 900
and its dividends as high as 700 pei
Ct ut. per annum.
"..ssuming.'' h" said. that The de
PENDANT was guilty OF a violation Of
laws over q period of years and II
transacting business upon SO large
scale We are not prepared 10 say
that there vas want of due process
O. law in the penalties imposed.
The action was begun IN the S'd'
court under the State antitrus
| laws.
The biz! charged that the COMPANY
| had violated the States laws ever,
day. through 4 conspiracy with tn
| STANDARD Oil Company. OF New !er
! soy, 10 control the oil business ii
Texas BIZ, the company denied tn
| charg. and in addition contrniet
that even II il had violated tia law
| il was not amenable. because n" bus'
| ness transacted was OF an interstate
| character. and therefore subject oni
10 control by the United States AL
thori'ics.
Tho nenaltv vas a. the rate Of -
! per day from that tim" on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Seven Burned to Death.
Nv Associated Preset.

JOHNSTOWE, PA. Jan. lS.-S-'en
foreigners who are said 10 have oeeh
s,u,.fieh from liquor a, wedding
celebration We're burned TO dean III
a fire which destroyed three houses
al Good; own. Somerset county. TO-
day.
The man who started the FIRE By
nourirg OF! into . stove. escaped with
painful burns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19

SPOKE INSUL1iNGlY
TO LADY, NEGRO IS lYiCHED
NIB Forces Cutting OF Of Li0h: Cur
rent. Then Gets in its Deadly
Work.
(Ry Associated Prese)

HOPE. AK Jan. 1S-Aft"r forcing
me engineer OF III" light plant TO
Gu, off III" current, leaving the
town in darkness. = part! OF young
men early to day took an riGht""n-
wear old nrgr" named Hill.ard from
IN. county Jail and hanged him TO
a telegraph lul'.
The negro had spoken insultinsly
to woman clerk in iiayn's Hroth.
rrs' store on Friday.
Only the jallor ~as ON duty. the
sheriff being cut of town when Nh"
lynchcrs attacked The Jail. and over
DC wrrcd the jailOr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
SMALLPOX IN SCHOOL.
Disease Breaks Out in Seminary With
eco Negro S:uderts.
nv Associated Prcss).

!.YNCHBTRG. VA. Jan. IS. - \
Gaze Of smallpox WIS discovered To-
rav in She Virginia Tn" illogical Sem
nary negro institu'ion in which
there ar" 500 students
Thc school i. coeducat;o1ai and is
located just ou:s:ic Of .he city Iimr's.
Tnl.ss Tho county authorities 90.
iahIGsh quarantine III" city VII
1uaran'irc against ih~ county
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
8rshop Meousid Deed.
fRv AssosSatcd prcsa.r

ROCHESTER,. " y Jan IS -
Right Rev P~rp3r5 J. NcQuaid
bishop Of IN" Roman Catholic diocese
~ Rochester. died early today. aged
81 wears
Death follow cd an limos Of eight
mop'hs
Bishop " QUAD vas born In Nrr
York city He Vas elevated 20 the
pr!ss'hooi on January IL. 1854. IN
1855 he nss mad" bishop OF Rochcs.
tcg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Einh.ec, Yesrs fc- Murder.

Al .XANirRIA Va. Jan Is
SIor;Iv =, fore midr'-h i'IrV T. IN"
cir ~"r~r ~ AIeHardria mt.
r.,rc ! :: =. Thornf' n returned
yc-r'i.. 81 cuiit, in 'Fn cas" Of Wv
+ Grocu. \ pex1. indicted foT N"
nruric- - rh-r'cs VI SOY anC'h"r
Il, - av' -hc ar-Ir-.d man va.
So, rrrcJ . servo r'-':"cn war. IL
'rc rcT '.n'isTN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
F,o,reer Killed on Track.

STRASBI re. Va. JaU. lS.-"a!'er
Darn.ii. an engineer on III" Southern
R,ilwav. Nas killed in -" -r'fht
,arIs thi- morning u" was walk
ing along me track IN II" engine.
when .h,. lender Of the switch on
rire struck him. He vas dragged
several hundred yards and tcund
fcw mi~Tt.'S aftervard.
No one witnessed tn" accident. Tn"
nod. wa fcarfuliy man7led ~"
vas native ~ Drlsplan". Va. and
was arou' fnrty-nin" years ~ age.
ne Icavc widow nd two sn all
children
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Ge-p Mil Service DIVISION.
n, sssocIsiso fr"Spt

WASTJEGTO', Irr Is.--r"S' mas
90 Gcn.r-' No o- ''iaV arnounoeh
.h7. tho vc!cth division of 'hr rail
Nv mail s,r,'c" Ill r" organized
, Tri,rr.a5. !. u-X' y N"~ OF
= with :, " u hin,"H a. -
10, ."r", All mat'r-s r"r,ain'
~ rai'~-, mai service IN
~ ,,.tvp, and I.|ris'ara "i'l hc IN
arr .hc Jurisdiction NJ wat Givision.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
FcN Dead ~ Court.
Nv Associated PressI

HAMILTON. ONO. Jan. 10 ~
Jrdcr MURPHY 'oiay s"n'rHcrd
Buck C-'icngsmc. krntucky
ferdis. IN the pcniicutiary foT life TO-
tho nIu-,.cr cf Parish Arrct. ;hc father
% Arre: f~II deal in the court room
Arnc. accuErl Co'tongamc Of srcck.
ing his homr. and Cnt,ongam" Killed
him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
FLAG INsULTEO.
Nebraska Representative Believes It
Was Done by Bohemian Police.
NV Associated cresa.)


was Done by Bohemian Police.
(by Associated "iess.'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Repr"
sentative Hitchcock OF Nebraska TO-
dav introduced a resolution calling
up the secretary Of state for any
information he may have concern.
ing an encounter in the city OF
Prague. Bohemia. on or about Decem'
Ter lst last. between the police au'
thor;t:es and certain citizens bearing
an American flag.
1t IS claimed that after a struggle.
the police seized and publicly tore
the flag into strips and then trampled
II IN the mud.
Mr.. Hitchcock wants the secretary
TO inform the house what steps have
tan taken TO obtain apology or reps
ration for the insult TO tae flag. II
such is true
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
Orders 70 Scout Cruisers.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is.-The
scou; cruisers birmingham and Salem
have been ordered IN Mobile. Ala.
uherc on February I. the Firuius.
ham sEI no presen.cd With . silver
s~rvicc nv citizens o: BIRMINGHAM
Th.r u!!i ihcn proceed 70 Cas D.
isnsnn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
We'll Known in Irdjs,s.

SOJ-TH BEND. Ind. ian IL
SchuyInr G.. CarskadHon and wife ~h"
committed suicide At Norfolk were
among 'hc hes- known residents n
South Rnrd. fifteen year ago.
Two hrr'h~rs. William. End John
carsf- tGon. and sister. Edna. still
I've hero
After leaving tbs CIV 'hc Carskaf-
aons vent ~ Bay CITY. Mich. 'hen
10 New York and thcacr 70 Nor
folk
Mono Of ire South Hend r"is'irr'
car give any explanation ~ III" 'ras
cdv
Jrhn csTskaddor to-nirh' 'cf .rr
Norfolk ~ wake charge ~ the Dol
ies shich viii probably be thought
10 sou.h BEND for burial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-19
TOO MANY SHIPS.
p,-.,, cJsruyren demonstrate
Against Further Naval Increase.

fBy Associated

nOSTOE. Mass Jan. lS.-A re-
morstranc" acaiusr i further incTeaS''
Of The United STATE navy. sISn"I
~ "a clergyman 81 y2ricns d"nomi'
ra,jors in F!os;nn and vicinity. was
80. ~ COu-rrs- 'Oiay
I; = tho h"'irf Of III ministers
.ha, ra.ai prrp-ra'."ns haT" grown
en- .rnTr,cIsI, % 10 rcrme 4 dis
.r.s.:nr I'D, n r-on -" richest ma
,io,, 7rd an aci"aI rrcr c" 10 III"
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ALLEGED SHORTAGE.

Missing Ticket Agent Reported to
Have Ce:t Accounts Mudd!ed.
DAEvILLE Va, Jan. 1S.-(Sp"-
cial.,-Gpcrcr Pugh. ticke: agent her"
for the Southern RAILWAY for num-
her Of years. who has been missing
for some few days. leaving without
only explanation. was found TO he " :
coo short SO il was alleged when his
a-counts were examined to-day. Pusn
Is we'll connected and his friends AVID
relatives here do not believe th2t n"
Las been guilty OF any wrong doing
Ne left the city about ten days ,Co
and some alarm has been FEY NJ
.fin'ts to locate him have 20 ia
ri;v.n futile.
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se-wel 70 Pc Jvde q

tSHiNG-GN. Ian 1S--Frrsi-
Icrf no e.."l' 10 'sy s'n' "a ;hr s"n-
~. the roriiua'3cr 81 H~Tbcrt y.
Se,zrIr 20 ~. iud-~ ~ 'hc eastern
1istri~i 81 North Carolina. thereby
s"f'Iine viSoroJ, fight Over this
vscsncy
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Police Say Prea'ranged Plan *
ecuted BY Nan and wife.
TRAGEDY ENACTED ON SUNDAY LAST
Bodies Discovered Yesterday Side by
Side in Bed-Both Shot Through
head-Pistol LayNear by-Theery,
Suicide Pact.
tBy Associated Press).

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. lS.-Having
evidently carried out prearransed
plan to die together. Schuyler {.
Carskaddon and wife were found cold
in death in their bedroom on
street. near Eighteenth street. South
Norfolk.
An examination showed that the
,Ddies had been cold for hours and
thai the deed was probably done
sometime during Sunday.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Carskaddon had
been shot through the back Of tn"
bead. the bullets crashing through
their brains.
A pistol was found on the floor
bv the side Of the bed on which tn"
couple lay side by side.
Agreed to Die Together.
The theory OF the police and :: is
horne CIT nv the physical fact is that
the couple agreed TO die Together, that
the husband she: his wife by pre-
arrangement and then turned the pis'
to! on himself.
The mans hand was hanging over
on -he floor less than foot away.
The man was foreman for the
WalIwcr'h Neville Msnu!dc'urinr
plant end came here from South
Bend. Ind. his former home.
His wife is said to have come from
New York CITY
Tho discovery OF the liseies- bohi" :
followed .hc 'nvcstizaticn cf neigh
tors. wfo became alarmed over the
fat va. the house WIS closed al
r. Yesterday. last night and also 10
Tay
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Note Tells o. intent on.

Tho finding o. note tied 10
door knot, ard addressed 20 a neigh,
hor in which Carsk1idor, -nliS ~
his intention tn kill himself ari VIII"
cleared M anv lingering doul'' D. ~
tho manner q tncir taking Oft