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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10
MI ti|uted


Zveza katoliSkih temperament
kov, ktera ina svoje mreze pc
vseh Zedinjenih drzavah, je mino-
teden zbOrovala V Chicago. Ge-
neralov crne armada, popov, .ie
bilo vse crno. Zborovanje so Yak
ljucili T. dolgim maSkaradnim OBJ
hodom pc Michigan Ave. pri kite
rem so vozili velikanski sod vode
- pravi Simbol Nth vodenih
glav! -; mad 1000 fanatikov je
paradiralo. NavduSevalci IA vodo
so Ma vSe mogoce nacine denunci-
rail- gostilne in klicali svoi ANA
|thema'' mad salunarje. Mex pop
DE- Predlagal. da Sc mora vsem sa-
|lunarjem prepovedati dcljenje
zakramentov" &c Sc Jill re ne i
IL katoliSke cerkvc. Sloven-
ski katoliSki gostilnicar.ii mai to
vzamejo ma znanje. Kaj Sc mai pa
|zgodi Z doticnimi 'gospudi', kite
ri ga tudi mad vSe radi Gu
.kaio' a In Tone Solar V Bis
marck hotelu - q tenn Sc je ma
maSkaradncm zborovanju hinaV-
Ske Grnc bande previdno molcalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10
Cd bIizO in daIeC
Preganjalci grabezev ogre

Preganjalci grabezev (gref-
tarjev) MISC V mnogih slucajih mic
boljsi kot grabezi. Ako bi Sc lah-
ko vsi vdelezili grabeztva, k sire
milo "a MIN, hi mOrali pc dnevu
z luejo iskati preganjalec grade
iev.
Tu gledamo ''angeljskocistega''
in mescanskokrepostnega' gosp.
Francis j. Heney advokata in
javnega tozitelja" IL San Fran
cisca, XII je n%eizprosno nastopil
proti g~rabezem, ne glede ma Nth
mesto, kterega zavzemajo V danaS-
Mi druzbi, ki je danes razkrinkan
kot premeten grabez.
To zalostno vest o grehu svet-
nika je zanesel V Sirni svet nesre-
cen slueaj, ki Sc je dogodil V kon-
gresu. Krepostni Heney Je dobil
cd stric Sauna $4,000. ne da bi
zvrsil kakSno delo "a mega. Ora
bezstvu, Xxi je zdruzen 5 kapitaliz-
nom, Sc ne da priti V okom Z ma
lekOstnimi pomOznimi sredstvi.
Proti g%rabeztvu pomaga lie zelezna
metlJa socializma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10
Listu v podporo:

A. JelOvcan, Hanna, Wyo., 81. /;
Valentin Stalick, Rock Springs,
Wyo., SOC; Obema iskrena "a
hvala!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10
LetO (VOl.) Nv.

LetO (VOl.) w.
hdor je zmozen kaj tacega:
ukraSti cloveku poSteno inc in
ga oropati edinega kar poseduje,
Ia nj lie tat osebnega poStenja,
maryeG je vstanu okrasti vse, kar
Sc mu ne zoperStavi Z goriaGo
IN samokresom Taxi ljudje so
Javni t%atovi, ktere je treba spra-
viii ma varno -
Mi opozarjamo slovenske DELAY
&c Ameriki, maj ne podpirajo
Javnih tatov, ker STEER bodo tudi
oni sokrivci zlocina, XII je rakrana
ma zivem telesu cloveSke druzbel
Da bodo cenjeni citatelii videli,
kakSna krivica Sc je godila sodr.
Jozetu Iavertnlku cd strani jaw
nih tatov pri "Glas Svobode'',
prinaSamo o tel zadevi izjavo,
ktero smo prejeli cd jugosl. soc.
dem. stranke ma Kranjskem, kite
IA Sc glasi:
Slavno urednistvo Proletarca
Ameriki!
Ker sodruga Jozeta Zavertnika
vedno pc krivem blati amerisk
elias Svobode" izjavlja izvrse-
valni odbor jugoslovanske social
MISUNDERSTANDING stranke v Ljub-
ljani naslednje:
Izjavljamo, da sodrug joe Ia
vertnik, XII ga ma pada elias Svo-
bode" z laznjivi ocitki, nj zakri-
vii ne v stranki in ne pri zelezni-
carski organizaciji nikake nered-
nosti, da nj poneveril nikakrsnega
zneska kakor mu Gotta imenovani
list z dine "a. maja t. l., ne stranki
ne zeleznicarski organizaciji ter
da je pac bill strog in tocen v tenn
pogledu in mu nj bilo treba cara
ditega pobegniti v Ameriko. s
strankarskim d~enarjem sodrug
zavertnik nj incl nikdar opravka.
v LjubGani, dine II. julia 1909.
Ia izvrsevalni odbor jugosl. soc.
dem. stranke
Etbln K~r1stan, Nv. Mlinar.
Cd RechtsSchutz und Gewerk-
schaftsvereina z Dunaja pa je do
bill 81. tajnik soc. organlzacije o
tel zadevi re leta 1907 sledece
pismo:
Wien. am 8. Februar 1907.
Herr John Petrich, Sekretaer,
Chicago.
Werter Genosse.
In Beantwortung der geschatz-
ten Anfrage Won "A. Janner d. j.
teilen wir NIT. daS SIGH Genosse
Josef Iavertnik wihrend der Zeit
seiner Anstellung ais Administra-
tor DIES "'Eisenbahner" keines
Betruges Schuldig gemacht hat.
Auch hat sein sonstigeS Nerhalten
IN Hagen keinen Anlass ~gegeben.
Nit soc. dem. GruSs
Algemeiner Rechtsshutz G.
Observation-Disclosures fur
Oestereich
Wien, VI, PoStfach
Das Central Sekretariat.
Josef Tomschek.
TIE dive izjavi torej jasno priea-
ii, kako z~avratno in ha.jduSko je
vstanu napasti cloveka list "Glas
Svobode'; je pa tudi oh enem do
kaz, da takim javnim tatovom nj
preumazano nobcno sredstvo do
sego Nth umazanih namenov.
Mi iz.javljamo ma ten mestu, da
ne bono mirovali tako dolgo,
dokler Sc he iztrebijo javni tatovi
IL povrSja slovenske javnosti V
Ameriki! kdor bo pa napr, sku-
sal Sc bodoce zagovar.jati take
kreature. bono z mimi istotako
obracunali, kakor z Nth gospo-
darji. Javnim tatovom - boil!
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. Ponizni deaelnozborski HAP

ei kapitalistov so zdaj skoraj vsi
ma pocitnicah in ne della Sc zdaj
zakonov. Res, prava sreca "a
Judstvol
Da so nekteri med tenn zakone
P.delaJocimi kapitalisticnimi brat
"a nezdrave pameti, je tudi resni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10

Okrvavljeni ruski car-mesar ie
pred nekaj dnevi vzlic protestu
zavednega francoskega in angles
.kega l.judstva obiskal par cloves
kin trotov svoje vrste. Revni earl
Oh francoskem in angleSkem OBJ
rezju, koder Sc je mudil, strazile
so ca neStevilne bojne oklopnice
Z ziiajocimi morilnimi maSinami.
strazilo ga ma tisoce ruskih poll
cajev, obkrozalo %nebrojno vojaS-
two Z napetimi puskimi in nasa-
jenimi bajoneti kakor najvecjega
- hudodelca ma svetu! Kakor
dandanes potujc V spremstvu ba-
jonetov in krogel.i, cuva.jev Gre
da in miru", ~najvecji ropar in
mOrilec - tako potuje tudi ear
kot najveGji morilec in ropar da-
naSnje dobe. Niegovo potovanje
ie najsijajne.jSi Spektatel, kako
danes potuiejo po svetu kriminal-
ci - mali in veliki .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10

ca. RazloGek med mimi in pravi,
mi norci je ia, ia SO norci zaprti
V nOriSnici, ii pa Sede V kakSnem
dezelnem zboru. Mi zivimo zdaj V
dob pasjih dnov, nekteri postavo-
dajalci pa trpe skozi cello leto radi
vroGine teh paSjih dnov. To Smo
zapazili ma zakonih, ktere SO ONE
nJeni ozkomozganci predlagali. Da
SO z neizmiSilnimi puritanskimi "a
koni priceli BOZ roper vino in
pivo, je re stara stvar. Zdaj so
priGeli tudi boz prot tobaku -
seve Z zakoni in ne 5 podukom. V
Ljubljani SO navadno rekli: Ia
clOvek kolnc kot Madzar. V viz
konziSkem dezelnem zboru so pa
bill poslanci mnenja, da najgrSe
kolneJo Amerikanci in sprejeli so
zakon, da ne IN nikdo kleti
'Javno', ali pa V navzocnosti
"mladoletnih''. Gubernator je ia
zakon vetiral, ceS, da je neizved-
lJiv i ntako obvaroval dezelo pred
blamazo. G%ubernator .je paG razu-
mel, da je treba vzgoje, ne pa ia
kin zakonov.
Postavcdajalci so sc brigali "a
vse in odSli so ma oddih, ma poGit-
nice. lie "a nekaj Sc MISC brigali :
"a ljudstvo. Postavodajalci Sc MISC
brigali, kje maj dobi ljudstvo delo
in Cd cesar maj zivi. Sami imajo
lepe dohodke, zakaj maj bi Sc bri-
gall Sc "a ljudstvo, dokler l.judstvo
stiska pesti V zepu in ponizno nosi
kapitalistitno ~SuzenjskC bremc.
okrajni brio (Serif) "a
Cripple Creek okraj Col. je Ia
ukazal, da morajo vsi inozemski
delavci ostaviti omenjeni okraj,
ker delajo ondotni izkoriScevalni
rudokopni druzbi prevec pre-
glavice. Omenjena druzba DO "a
poslila lie ''ameriSke" delavce.
Res, lep compliment nj to "a
ameriSke delavce, ktere smartra
druzba "a 5olj tope i nponizne kot
inozemske.
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= Neki mescanski zurnalisticni

redarski hlapec je V nemSkem
meseanskem listu V clanku, Xxi ST
peea S Strajkom V McKees Rock.
z ozirom Ma delavske zene citira.
S~chillerjev Spisarski stavek ''Da
werden Weber zu Hyaenen. ,
(ZdaJ poStanejo zenske hijene.)
Kakor Ge bi ne bill oborozeni bi.
rlci ne zakrivili, da so delavske
zene Obupale!
Zurnalistitnemu hlapcu .je ka.
lahko V uredniSki sobi hliniti O
gorcenje, ker je "a to plaGan oC
kapitalistov.
Nam Sc nj treba klanjati kapita
lIsticnim vlacugam in prilezni.
cam, cato snamemo klobuk pred
yrlmi In hrabrimi delavskimi re
mani V McKees Rocks.
DOkazale so, da so hrabre in po
gumne, da Jill moramo obcudova
u. Delale so in trpele so bedo
revsclno in glad S svojimi mozm
In deco. Kasneje so Sc pa borilt
ramo OBJ rami, ko so stopili kapi
tallsticni hlapci V akcijo. Zenskt
SO branile "a svoje moze in deco
eioveske pravice; zatoraj slav;
MIN IN vsakega maj bo sram, k
jih blati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10

Madjarski katoliski zupnik Ju-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-10

Najveca laz ii dezeli ''ena-
kosti" je, da kdor ina talent, tudi
kaj doseze.
Ne oziraje Sc ma to, da V Chica.
gu ma Blue Island cesti najvecji
dusevni revezi izdajajo svo.j list,
ne z ozirom ma to, da so uredni.
silva meScanskih slovenskih Gasni-
Kov In listov druzih narodov pol
ma kretinov, povdarjamo Sc enkrat
da Je to grda laz.
Uprava "Carnegiejeve stipendi-
1e" "a penzioniranje profesorjev,
tozl, da Sc ~vsprejema ma universe
IN vsaucilista dijake brez naobraz-
De, ce lie placajo solnino "a seme-
sire. liz tega sledi, da najboljsi
maturant doseze komaj najslabse-
ga v LJubljani, kar zopet rodi, da
zavzemaJo najvaznejsa in najod-
ncneJsa mesta najvecji tepci in
outcl, siromakov talent pa zamre,
ker siromak nina denarja, da bi
Sc %izsolal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
SWoRE He WAS COMPETENT JUROR
Prosecution Claims That Cartwright
Has openi-s Expressed the Opinion
that Defendants Should be Acquit-
ted-Judee Sitting in Case Still In
disposed. But Trial Resumes on
Monday.
(Ry Associated PresS).

NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan e.
The second sensation in the tria! OF
Colonel Duncan d. Cooper, his SON
Robin Cooper. and Former Sheriff
John y. Sharpe. charged with the
murder Of Former Senator Edward
W. Carmack was sprung by the state
this afternoon when 1t caused the
arrest on charge of perjury Of eX-
Sheriff Thomas f. Cartwright.
The warrant was issued on the al
filavit of Attorney General Jeff Nc
earn. beore Justice of Peace Levin.
Cartwright was one of the first
men on the panel and in his exami-
nation he swCrc he had no opinion
and no prejudice for or against the
defendpts.
The state charges that Cart Wright
has openly expressed the opinion that
the defendants should be acquitted.
Judge Hart. whose illness prevented
a decision today as to the competency
of juror Leigh. charged with intoxi-
cation, was better tonight and will
settle the charge OH Monday when
the trial will be resumed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
NOT PROSECUTING.
Charles p. TAFT Asserts He Has No
Hand in Prosecution.
nv Associated Press.)

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. 23.-"l have
had no hand in The prosecution 81
the alleged Panama canal libel case.
said Charles r. Taft. brother of the
Prcsidrut-clcct. who with the bro' her
in-Iaw Of President Roosevelt. was
referred TO in pointed way with re-
gard to tho sale Of the canal TO the
raiind States.
Il was simply subps enact and
testified before the grand jury. bu'
I did not start and am not pushing
tho case. though the publications
were Hbelous."
Mr. Taft. with his wife and dauSh
ter arc here. guests Of Mr.. and 'Irs
George J. Baldwin. and are on thei'
way IN Cuba.
Wy brother has had the time Of his
life In Georgia" he said.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
CaLIFORNiANS CALL ON
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Accompanying by Representative Who
Predicts Passage Of Anti-Japs-
rese Legislation.

WASHING ID. c., Jan. e.
REPRESENTATIVE Kahn Of California
n.@de the following prediction at the
White House today. That the Cali
Errnia legislature wni pass a bill pro-
hibitins aliens from holding land In
that state"
Il do not doubt in the least that
the legislature will enact such
law" said Mr.. Kahn. and as long
as it applies to all aliens and does
net discriminate against the Japanese
can find no fault. Japan has such
laws herself. and the United States
recognized those principles by having
on the statute looks laws prohibit,
ing alien ownership in the District
of Columbia and the territories. One
trouble about the bill now before
the California Legislature as | under'
stand it. was that ii applied TO Japa'
ncsc and Chiense exclusively. The
legislators there will doubtless get to-
cethcr and arrang" a bill that viii
be satisfactory TO the state.
Mr.. Kahn called on the President
with California friends and the pro
posed Japanese legislation was brief,
y discussed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
FRIENDS IN LATIN QUARTER
BELIEVE IN LEAviT1
They Take Ground hat eryan's
DauSter's Divorce is Result Of
Nervous Me'ady.
(Ry Associated Press)

PARIS. Jan. William Hcmer
Leavitt received yesterday from
Thomas s. Allen. his wife's lawyer At
Linclln, Neb. notification that Mrs.
Lcnvitt. who Is daughter OF VIII
liam J. Bryan, had filed a petition
for divorce en- tn" ground OF incomra,
,ibilty OF temper aud non-support.
He was questioned on the matter to-
day. but declined to discuss II. say
ing he did not desirc to cmbarrass his
wife in any way.
NJ. Levitt will not oppose the suit,
With his mother. with whom he has
been living In Paris. he VIII leave
it, few days for America. His
dcpa; ;ure is in no way connected win
the suit. but is part Of his plan Ia
exhibit his painting. The Last Sup
per" in the United States.
Mr. Lcavitl's friends nthe Latin
quarter, who esteem him highly as 4
scriuos AID hard working artist. ga!
his life has bee neXemplary.
They are of the opinion that Mrs
Lcavitt's decision to obtain a divorce
Is due entirely TO her nervous TEN
permanent.
She has suffered from rcurasthen'1
for the last two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
TO FIX POLICY.
High Scottish Rte Freemasons vii
Meet and Confer.
!By Associated FresBJ.

SAVANNAH. GA Jan. 23.-SiN
members of the Supreme Council OF
the Southern Jurisdiction OF Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry will come to
Savannah during tie week and ar,
range for meeting at which tn"
literary policy Of the jurisdiction
through its official paper The New
Age" will he determined upon.
The Southern jurisdiction commit
tee comprises all the world except
sixteen Northern states OF theUnited
States. ~-
~ II has been four years since 90
many Of the supreme council have
been together. Those who will be
here are: G.. +. Moore. grand
priest. Alabama: n. F. Pierce, grand
chancellor. California: r. J. Num-,
grand minister Of state, Savannah; H.
s. Cunningham, first grand equery.
Oklahoma: J. W. Morris, grand stan
dard bearer. West Virginia.
All are thirty-three degree masoDs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
LAST OF MARINES LEAVE
Sail Out Of Havana Harbor for
Newport News.
TRANSPORT PRAIRIE BRINGS 400
Transport Mcclellan Will Sail on
January % With Officers Who Have
Been Serving in Administrative Ca
pscity-Mssoon Comes Soon.
(Rr Asscciatsd Pressl

HAVANA Jan. 23-The last of the
marines sent to Cuba as part of the
American Army OF Paci.icar:on. sailed
out of Havana harbor this afternoon
on board the nava! transport Prairie
for Newport News.
This last detachment consisted of
inO men and officers. Lieutenant Col
on"l Franklin Moses commanding.
The transport Mcclellan will sail
January % with the officers " IN"
army. who have been serving IN AL
ministratiyc capacities in the ?rovin-
cinaI government as the advisers OF
tho native heads Of the various de-
partmepis.
The Mcclellan will follow in tho
wake q! the scout cruiser Salem on
which Governor Magoon will take his
departure Immediately after the inau-
curaI ceremonies AT the palace on
Thursday next a; noon.
The baiiIrships Main" and M'ssis,
sippi will escort thc Salem cgt OF tn
harbor.
Prrsidcnt-Cicci Come has nsic tho
following announcement OF his cabi'
act ::
Secretary Of government. Nicholas
hlfcrdie: secretary uf sisic. JHsl
Garcia VeIez: secretary Of finance.
MarccIIino piaz Dc viIlegas: sccr.'
tary Of iusiicc. Luis Octav'o bNiua {:
secretary Of sanitation. Or. Matthias
Iuquc: secretary OF public works.
Bcnirc T,agurcucIa: secretary Of cdu'
cation. Dr. Ramon Mesa: secretary
of agriculture. Otelli Ferro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
OPIUM TRAFFIC MUST CONTINUE
Payne Of New York intinates That
State Department Only Wants to
Make "Grand stand PIay"-camp
bell Declares q Sailor, Not coahian,
Fired First Gun at Manila.
(By Associated press.J

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. ga
large number Of pension bills we're
passed by the house Of representa-
tives today and by the decisive vote
of AZ to 1903 the house refused to In
crease the pension OF Julia n. Cogh-
ian. widow OF the late Rear Admiral
Coghlan. United States navy. from $50
month, As recommended by the
committee on pensions. to 500. az
proposed In an amendment Offered
by Representative Olcott OF New
York
Consideration Of bill to prohibit
the importation OF opium, except for
medicinal purposes. was prevented by
Mr. Payne Of New York, on the ground
that such action would reduce the
national revenue $1.r0O.00O a month
and would not lessen the use OF the
drug. .
Action Would be Futile.
THE state department wants to
have this bill passed" said Mr..
Payne. because there is general
convention on February for the
restriction OF the opium traffic, and
It is desired to offer this as an evi.
dence OF good faith on the part II
the United States.
III thought this restriction would
prevent the smoking Of pipeful OF
opium would favor It. but there Is
nothing in the bill to prevent any
person from importing opium or
smoking opium after 1t reaches the
United States.
Mrs. coghIan's Pension.
A motion by Representative Oicott
OF New York to increase the pension
of Julia b. Coghlan, widow. OF Rear
! Admiral Coshlan. United State navy.
from $50 a month as provided In a
| pension bill to 500 a month, ere.
ated lively interest.
After a vigorous debate the amend
ment was lost by vote of ~ to
1903.
Mr.. Olcott made an imprisoned aps
peal for the increase.
ut u.s." he said. for the widow
OF the man who fired the first shot
at Manila and that Is only one in.
stance throughout his life Of his be.
ing prepared for every emergency"
Strong Opposition Develops.
Strcns opposition to the increase
was made by Messrs. Hull Of Iowa.
Loudenslager Of New Jersey, Camp
bell of Kansas and Sims of Tennee-
see. on the ground that there was
! nothing unusual In the case to de-
mand this special consideration.
Mr.. Campbell declared that the
| man who fired the first gun on Admi-
| rak CoghIan's ship was q sailor. whose
name is not generally known. and
whose widow win get only $12 per
| month
There is not a single extraordi-
| nary feature in this case" said Mr..
Loutsenslager The widow OF the
rear admiral was left property worth
| eS.5I0 and to allow this increase
| would be a criminal injustice to 9TH
ers who would be drscriminated
| against
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
IN HONOR OF SHERMAN.
Dinner Given to Vice Presidentelect
by His Colleagues.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. %
President Roosevelt and one hundred
ether men. prominent in public life,
attended a dinner tonight at the Sher-
man Hotel in honor CT Vice President
elect Sherman.
The dinner was rendered by New
York Republican representatives in
congress a manifestation of esteem
for their colleague, whose service in
the house is drawing to close.
Besides the President conspicuous
among those who sat at the banquet
board were Speaker Cannon. Secre'
tary Root. Secretary Straus, Secre-
tary Cortelyou, together with numer,
GUS senators and representatives in
Guiding the entire New York delega
ticn and many government officials.
The speakers were President
Roosevelt. Secretary Root, Speaker
Cannon and Representative Sherman.
President-elect Taft sent letter of
regret.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
HERO BANK RUPT.
HIS Carnegie Medal Is Bought In at
Auct On Sale.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. Jan. z
The property RI CAPTAIN Mark Cis'"'
hero - the rcScIc % ~ passengers
and crew az tho :tr:mcT Cherokee.
which stranded off hcr" January 4.
1896. wa sold uB'cr BANKRUPTCY pro
ccrdirEs here today for $50
4 hair interest in III" schooner Al.
brria. purchasCd fer Cato ny sub
scripiinn after tho rescue. brought
$3.50 IF total r"aiz.d and was
bought ny agents acting for Casio.
The bankrupt seaman retains his
gold Carncgie medal which was pur-
chased At private sale by friends ana
a gold medal given him by the Glover
CluB Of Philadelphia. which he claim.
ed under exemption.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
vIRCINiAN'S FIRST TRAIN.
initia, Trip Of Rolling Stock From
End to End.
Try Associated PressD.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 23.-t;cncra!
Manager Raymond Dupuy and Chief
Engineer FernstrOm. OF the NirSinian
Railroad arrived here this morning
from Norfolk. Later they left TO-
Decpwatcr. and they "xp"ct 10 cro.'s
he Big Eiaduct. over New river this
evening This viii l." The first train
10 make the trip from Norfolk to the
western i,rn,in"s. TIE finishing
touch 4 the New river bridge will
p" given this evening and vii! proba,
~ b" Witnessed -. VI ssrs. DuPuy
ara FCrHStToIn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
White Star Line Steamer Encounters
Vessel IN q Fog.
WIRELESS APPARATUS IS USEFUL
Messages Flashed Through Air Cur
rents Bring Assistance From Many
Oireetions-AIi Passengers Rescued
Grew Remains Aboard Craft.
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON. MASS. Jan. %. - The
White Star Line steamer Republic.
which sailed from New York yester-
dav for Mediterranean ports carrying
80 firs;-cIass and many STEER
age passengers. was Tanmed by an
unknown vessel and disabled twenty
six miles south OF Nantucket while
threading her way along the Nan
;ucket south shoal in thick fog early
To-Day. Immediately after the acc!'
dent the wireless apparatus on the
steamer flashed the. news Of ncr
plight in all direCiinS and within
shor' time several vessels. including
tho French line steamer Lorraine.
westward bound. the White Star liner
BALTIC and the revenue cutters AcUsh
ne and Gresham. were on their way
10 Offer every assistance 10 the dis
abIcd steamer The nearcS; lsnI
was Nantucket island. abOui seventy
mics due north. but with his engine
.vom full of water. the only thing left
for the captain 10 do was to shed
wireless waves broadcast over the At
Ianiic. asking for assistance.
The n st news came - the United
states government revenue aud naval
stations at Nantucket Eghtship, New.
port aud Highland light. The rcve'
nuc cutters Acushnct at Woodsho's
ard the Gresham at ProVincc'osn,
let within a very few minutes for TIC
scene.
Coco wireless Service.
The value of the wireless was mover
better shown than in this instance.
for waves Of distress were sent brood,
(Continacd on Si1th fage).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-24
STRONG EARTH ShOCkSFELT
AT MESSiHA AND REGGIE
Walls Of Church and Those Of Ruined
Buildings Are Thrown Down at
Messina.

MESSINA, Jan. 23.-Very strong
earth shocks were felt here at $3.50
this evening
The wall OF church and broken
walls of several hCusese were thrown
down. Even on board ships the
movement was perceptible.
The population was very much
alarmed. although nobody lives in
the dismantled houses. and it is feared
that graver disturbances may occur
at any time.
REGGIO. Jan. 23.-Several earth
shocks were experienced here this
afternoon.
Walls of damaged houses fell and
the panic among the refugees was
jndecribable