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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
Ben" Gilman idnuer franf.

8oibtngtol, Il. 5ebruor.
Setntpr benjamin. n. Gilman bon
Siio-Gurolina lit ernltlid) %erfrur,ft
llnb miro lid, fnut nlehr an oen Dies.
jdbrigen Siblttgen bcs Scuats be,
tbeiligcn fornlen. Scin Ar5t iogt.
Dab Der Entient al progreiiipcr Cab.
mllng leioet, p%eruriadlt oitrf grgiiIle
BON 9lut i'll ooS 0ebirn, Die cine Sol.
&c Der 9loer Yerfalfung iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
Sleifisc Ginger.

Sleiei9c Singer.
v0crnonia Mdltnertor" iibt Die Sic
Der fiir Die unt Spnntug III scr
nGpric" Itottiinocnoe Mniicn-&er-
iommlumg ser ntSrciGeitSsSigo."
,Voperii6cr MGmncrdor" riI.
Itct fiir cincn 5crrcl-abeno. -
gllS onbcren &ercincn.
Gle Sin1Itruloe OeS .@crlnania-
MGnmerhorS" MAJ geitern Ibene 10
5ublrcih beiltd)t, boB Is cine 6rclloc
mar, Gerielben beimobnen ST. tonncn.
&r. Ebeooor Scnlberger, Der beipobr-
tc Giri9eut, iibte nit ocn Sd1l9eru
bic 9icoer, meldc Die oTerellH9tet
SGllNer" ont fpnmenOen Sonnta9
in Der .@pric" bel Scr Muiien E Ser
innumlmtg Der n6reibeitS-Sigo" SIT
Ucb0r bringen peroen, Oarltnterv Goa
lit Scr Gag ocS Scrrn" mo ocn
SdIuBd]or aus ben Slit 9fieocri1noi.
id)en &olfSlicocrn y&ir trctcn sum
Nctcn."
&0nig Gouio SinGI dnlc.
Sic &~erci1SboQe ser oa0nig Gapio
S%ingidulc," S6leumca' nStag=Sols
lie" onl -Morft forntc gcIter1
9lbenO fQlm sic Wtit9Iicber Der $50
Mig Gopio- Singidulc" iulierL lpeIt)c
iid) 5llm mpnutlihen lleburgSsNbenO
cingeiumben botten. 123 San8er ma
rem nmucienO. Nnd)oem man inter
Der &citum9 oeS Giriaenten Groi, ST.
Gieoemom fleiBi0 geilungen, wltrren
bic III Ger lcBten &erlnmmlung or.
mGblten 9enmten III ibr Nnlt cingcs
iiibrt. Gam beihloIIcn sic ionges.
luitigcn Srcintallrer, III <rjcm ein
SpunicrfelrDiten ab5uholtcn uno nlls
itutt ser idbrlidlen Sitericier ciucn
Wiuibull 5lt p%eronltoltcn. !Sr. 8eorg
anoll crirelttc nit mebrercn Yiono.
GortrGgcn, mo Sefret1r Sobn $.
Ntell erireute nit eini9et Shlu9erlL
lpcld)e ieiner bumoriitii6en Muppe
cntltunlmtell.
y DC dnnerfor,"
Sll Serrn u. I%fcrnnnn'S Snilc
an Der gdc BON 9jorg1= mo Caro-.
line-StrnBe iibtc Der a9opcriid)e
MGnncrd)ur" gcltern Ibello inter
Setting BON Yrof. $. ariippel Gborc
fir einen GnOe bicies Wonots in Der
nMbite Sail" itattfinOenben Scrrc't.
Ibero, ionic iiir iein SriibiohrS.
CONCERT. Ter Yrobe iolgte Ole iibli'
d)c @cidGit2ilbu1g. III mcld]cr Sors
h%ercitungcn fir oell crpobntcn Ser
ren.9lbcn0 ~getroffell imlroelL Ginlo.
Dillgcn pom nSerpegD-Rdnnerd)or"
unb Y9ooenio W1nnerd)or" iprlr-
Sen s~csrsgcsen> get-onnnet Y sane Dc.
id)lollcr, lid an 6cm nit Dem Goii-
5crt bes r9ooenin > N1nnerdor"
itnttiinbcnocn Yrcisiingcll ST. be.
tbeiligcn. Sie iGbrliGe 8encruls
perlommlltng mo 9conltcnpubl oeS
GercinS finoct am fonrmenocnS omit
tag Nndnlittng I'M 3 lhr I'M Ser
cillalofolc Itott. ipo5u oltdl Die pal
Iipcll Mitglicber cingelaoen mllroelt.
rM o5ort 20 0nnerdor."
Inter Scitui19 bon Erof. George
q. Eoblmomn iibte Der .Wio5art.
MGnncrhor" geitcrn gbenb III Scrrn
Mobcrt :. @ollmcr'5 Soac al Scr
Srlcons- ul,o Gbopcl-S trobc Gbore
iiir iein SriibinbrS. CONCERT. Sl brt
@clhoftsIiBllng berid)tctc onS Ir.
arrangements sGonlitc iiir Sen bcuoritc-
henGcn Mosfetholl ilbcr icinc bisfc-
.rigc SbGtigfcit. SoOonn murocll
Gi~nlnou19cn pom .N1fer. 0cInrg
pcrcin," .Vnbcnin M0nncrdor"
nIi0 .Ncrmlonin : W1nncrdor" ent.
1cgell9elton1llcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
Nus Dem Snmcrcn Warplano's nno
bcn angrcnScnben Stnuten.
2 d)mcrc II III it nno9bcmeiie
QcQcu Irci.

gcgcH Nrcl.
&n ErillceB SHINE. Dem Golultpiibc
bon SomerictsGountu fau0 cil Ser.
bor Der orci iue1cl ougeblider
@ronoitiitung uerbofteten M0uuer
itott, nod iueldem bicielbcn iiir cine
iuciterc llnterludrung oltrd) Die @roB-
gcId)porcncn nnd) Dem @%ciGngniB &C.
lol0t iullroen. Iac orei, Geo. W.
Smith, SouiS @o5nnngo unb Wiilep
elliott, lillo bon Grisficlo mo iteberl
inter ltorfcm Scroud)t. Die Mcritc
scr baltimore Gbciupenfc Ntlontic,
Nnbn=Go." 81 Gri5fielo in @ronO &c
ltedt mo Den WGhter ). 3. Collins
crnoroct il boben. Die WGnner be-
ltlcgcn lpeIlige Stu1oen nod DEM
NllSbrldlc oe3 SeuerS ocn Sd)ooner
Minnie Nortbnm" mo fubrcn 0nllit
bis aln 9icnitog Ibclto in Scr @ai
bcrltm, Nus Den 3eugenoltsIogen
9lllg ferncr bcruor, ooB elmer Der
M0ullcr Dor cilli9en @od)et III trilli.
tcllcnn 3ltltonoe geIogt babe, CT bGtte
5iuct mol oui Collins geid)olien pas
brittle Wiol mcroe er obcr Iidcrer iein.
Gilncr Der 3cltgcn botte geieben, ipie
Soinnl,1o Die @~ranoitGttc tltrS nod
Dem @llabred)en 0eS SeilcrS perlicB.
Gic 9ilrgl6oit luuroc nllf 5000 pro
Wonn fcitgciebt. Ger in Wilming.
ton ucrboftetc 4. ". GloB libt chen.
ioaS I'M @eiGngniB in ErinceB Anlle,
miro obcr icocnfolIs c%ntlniicn iper.
0clL "a cine llntcrllldrung ergebcn
bat, oob ieinc NlSingen ulli 0obr.
belt hcrllbtcn.
Cine Spn d erei in Sa9crSs
tOlun pcrb inbcrt.
Nn Scr NGbc bon Srcocrid limo
orei 9icgcr, MiQinm Mojor, Nibbp
Tricc mo @iuionl @recll, lll,tcr Der
Ncidnnloi1rng pcrboitct luoroer, ocit
0iorbpcrllld) oili oeil @ci5er SoDn y.
Niclbcrt in SagcrStomn gcnlodt ST
bobeil. IlS Die Eoli5iitcn nit oci
Acgcrll oilf Den eleftriidcn MoggonS
in 0agerstolun onfomelL bate lid
cine Wenld)cnmeltgc ongeionnlclt
mo perllld)te iid Der Nc9cr inter
benz Hllic: .Scrbrcnnt iic!", nSpnd)t
lie" ST bem1dtigel. IS gelong Der
Eoli5ei jebodL Ole 9rei unuerlc6rt
hod) Dem @eidngnib ju brinGen.
TorlultIig llegen nod feline oircttell
@erpelle Dor. Dob Die Snboit!rtcn ole
Seriiber ocS NttcntotS morell. 60.
bnlo &r. Neibert oeniigeno bergeitelt
it, boB CT oliiitcbcn fonn miro CT
nod Den Snboitirten gebrud)t, nm iie
III ibeutiiijiren.
Sir Vocal Option.
Sr. Wnn. $. In0crion, Scr Igita.
tor Der Intis Soloon.Sigu, belt ge.
itcrn Nbenb I'M SpcrnbouS in Snilrcl
cine NeOe gegell Die bcobiiftigte Ib-
thinning oariibcr, Oh III Solircl Die
Wirtbid)nIteu mieoer gcoiinet iperbcll
lOllen. Gic @intiiufte aus ocll @irtb.
ld]oitcn brald)t oaS StGotden lcbr
rlotbrpenoig iiir StroBclibollten mo
onoere &erbeiicrlltgen. 3llr ;3cit
itcbcr BORT cine Menge Hofolitotell
lecr, mo Die sSrcunbe cincs eutcll
Sropfells fnbren mad, Nnibingioll
lillo bringen ibr 8elb ruio lire Belt
0ortbilt, Inn ben 3lirit 5t iiiQen.
Gin Vultimorcr toot au
getun0en.
81 ciltcnl tSotel in Gentrepilc
luurbc gcitern Der 2eid1nom oes Srlt.
8. u. 0ublep. zines Soroelsrciienocr
aus Baltimore. onigeiunoen. Mor
alolibt, oaB Der Mdnit entlpeoer CT
nloroet .luilrbe ober Selbitmoro be.
ging. GentreoiQe liegt in Queen
Mines Sou1tp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
GcrwcIte 2eihc auf8cu lis

Ginen fllrd)tborcn 2nrnpi nit Dem
Gpoe ideint Der 60 Sabre oItc 8llItou
Eritd)in gciilbrt SIT boben, Der gcitcrll
abeno bolb pcrrueit inn britten Stod-
luerf beS SinterbauieS Nr. 504, Siio-
GborleSltrobe. oufgeilmoen mur0c. -
9ei'm Iuffinbeu bot iid) Den 9eId}oil-
ern ein 9r0Blifer Nnblit. Erltd)ln,
Der oaa 3inllnere icit einem Sabre
bcpobntc uno ougeblid elm It00ti-
id)er AnNciteIltcr lit, iou mebrcrc NO
nate al HheunlotismuS fronf our.
nieoer Nelcgcn icin. Nm Weuuto9 bel
icrte iid iein 3uitono, nnO er 9ing
aus. @ei lcincr Hiidfcbr murbe CT
bon Gem I'M Soliie luobnen0en &tolic=
ner Nicoloi 9rocoto SOS lctte Mful
Iebeno gcieben. @citcrn N6en6 per.
ipiirtc man I'M Souic eincn iiblen &c
rlld) lnlb bcnofridrti9tc beSbnlb Den
Eoli5iitcn Sronf @ellcr. 0icicr 0ii-
ncte nit mcbrcrcn 9cridteritottcrn
Die Sbiirc gcluoltiom unb fonb OCn
Sobten. Coroner Or. Otto Nc. Ncirs
bor0t mllrOe iofort bellod)rihti1t. @ic
%pcrloutet. iou Die Srau oca Sootcn
an ser Yotterion. Earf. Aocnue mol
llcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
@ier0c murhcu h c Ii.

-
Yferoc m%urhcn ihcu. -
Sic Eicr0c bcS oitlihcn lntrohuns
lcua murheu seitern WorNeL mG6s
reno Der @agen por Der Mor1uc
belt, pl0BIid) ideil mo rururtcn III
rr,l0cr 0nI bic Git Sails Aocluc
hinoni; BON BORT 'bogcn lie in bic
Fvottitrobe bincill mo oolm gin1 c5
wcItlid - imnlcr in 1cItredtcn 90
lcpp. Cine SltjaDI bon Strabcli,
lebrerl rerild)tcit oic Sbicrc sum
@altcn iu brin9elk .abcr oergebcnS.
ShlicbIid) rarntcut pie Ticrpc oil Scr
Gdc bon Charles. pnb @ermonitraBe
an cine Eiorte an, mo 0o gclong
6 Yolijilt Gosgrdpe Jon mlttlcrcn
Ciitritt, bic Sbicrc sum Stebcn jll
bringcn.
n&ntboliid { " oGlthGti9.
fcit$ ScgiuW~ pom Warn
lam 5. - (Sn Nciicin bon GclcQatcri
ans alien SbeIlcn beS Stootc$ Iuno
aeitcrn i'm .@otboIiiden Glub." 9tr.
400, Nor6 Charles StroBc. ole y.
SobrcS. Convention Der .autbuliihc:
Observation-Disclosures 2egion" BON Wa-
rplnno" Itntt. Hid)tcr Wlll. MlcGucn
iiibrtc IN Der MorgcniiBbng ocIl
GorIit. S%criclbcn gitg Elm fur5cr
8ottcShiclllt borouS, Der III &crtrc-
tling hcS StantS saoplnnS scr Sc
Qion. 9iIdol 8. y. Gorrigoll, bon
Gotcr =. 4. Grcton 1ciiibrt uuroc.
&nr5 Dor Witto0 traf &or0inol 0i6s
borS III Dem Club ein mo biClt cine
Yniprud)c AT bic Seriammlcltcn.
Gr mie5 oorolli bin, iuic picl 0iitc&
bic Scgion in Wnrplonb itiitc, mn
5ollte Der gcidaitSmdBigen Nrt, IN
nelder sic Organization g~eleitct lei,
Dos luGrlnite Sob. llllter bcu ans,
lpurtigen 8elc1nten befnltoen iiG
lold)e bon Cumberland, Clifton, On.
nopoIiS. Glfri6gc, Weitninitcr. Mills
DIETER, SogcrStomlL Sre6erid. gu
liShlIrp ltnb @cIternport. - Sic 60.
aion bntin Den y Snbren ibrer Sri
items al Ole Sonlilien ibrer Mitglie,
Der $20,N0.GO auSbe5ahlt. Sic sc.
1ion bat III Worplanb iiber 5000
WitglieOcr mo Don benielben poG.
llelt ctna 5000 IN Baltimore.
Miiiion IN Ser Sem.
&ird)c c. - an Soni,tog, oen y.
6ebrlior, bcginnt iii Ger Serj Sent.
Stride 81, Sigblo,otofun cine Wiiiipn,
luelfc bis 5um Galmionntog. oen
20. MGr5, boiiern miro. Nie critic
ISOLDE lit fir 'bic Sroiiefi Der @enlcil,s
SC bcitinnnt lulb Die 5ipritc fir nic
MGnl,er. mGbronb Die brittle ISOLDE
bolipti1dfih ber iungeit '9euten &c.
lpionlet iii. 9flis lebterem rBrimoc
miro Die Minion III enafiid,er Spro.
die gegebcn. lliItcr oen Dtfiiion1reli.
HeoenlptoritcIlpdtrri,, lpcld,c Die Mii.
iion ~leitel,, miro lid Ser bier uobltc.
fannie Eoter Mottboits Sobn beiin.
oelt.
Tie II d If il Sper. - Gos II.
Goiiipiel Der METROPOLITAN Spcrit.
8eieaidoit," bos alt Sreitog, ben %.
bieies Monnt:, III Der ,9pric" itatt.
finOet. brirgt Jriebr. bon Slotolp's
yaaeiinnora S~trobcIla.". Sn Sen
5ouptroIen beg III Oelitifer Sprohc
5lir auifii6rultg gelonsenben @erfes
iinb Geo Sfe5af, Der beriihmtc 4eno,
rift, Die Sopramitiii almd Wlud uno
! Der 9aritoriit Otto @oris gerponnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19

TGTe snr Meiir in's AnsIanb be.
iorst 6. Saline, 4r. 413, Dft.4nIti.
msrefrafe, na5e Gnium COME ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19

.0illigcrc8 SIM it gas" it
est Ole Eurolc. 49, Hodl0cm
lie @elcgenbeit, iilr baltimore 9tns
tlirado 5lt gepinlclt, nilnnlebr eno.
9illtig perloren gegangen 5u lcin
ld,clnt, mndt iid) III umIercr Stoot
enc nit rapiocr Sdjueni9feit at,
lUad)icnoc 9clucglu,g 9eltcnb. lucId)e
enc 6crabiebung ocS Ereiics iilr
&nultgnS 5lint 3iele bat. @egeupGr.
tiG bcjnblen 9ultimore's 9iirgcr
$40 pro torricnO SUB a%uuitgoS.
luobci ih1en filr pronlpic Y~c,ubllmg
Ter Hed)nungcn ein 3iScorto bon 10
Gents 5ngonglidJ lit. Eicier Yrci5
1T bober ais Die, apeld,e ole orocrcn
N%roBlt0otc oes Snnoes 5ablen. An
Griton bctrGgt Die 8asrate So Gents.
III Nelp-Dort so Gents, uno 10 aeht
rcr Yreis III m6ercn @roblt1otGri
fcrltnter bis nii 90 Gents. Shor
Dor Slpet ,Sahrclt rnnd)te fid) IN gnl.
tilnorc oos Serlnngeit mad nieorigc,
ltn @aspreiien geltenb. 9ieie Stirn'
nlclt iuiiroen jeboh beidIpiftigt, III.
Gem Den 9altimorern periprod)c!l
luliroe, bab iie i'll abiebborer ,3cit
?tdturgas erholten %iollten. Ia Die
3ofinirng oili cine gintoiuns bieies
S'eriprefe,s min enosiiltig geidJwun.
zen lit, brift iid Die geruesuns fir
GiqigereS aunitga5 nit erneutcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19
Eie %saitenreaeln.

y aGc @ldrbisen, ipelfe Sos 81.
Sebcnsiabr 5uriidgelcgt babeu, iinol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-19

- 8crmonia MGnncrdlor" iibt Die Sic
Der fiir Die anG Spnntog III scr
"Gpric" itottiinocnoe MuHcn-Ger-
ionlmllmg ser n6rcibeitS.Sigo."
n@operiidcr MGnncrdJor" rii-
Itct fir cincn Scrrcn-Ibeno. -
9lllS onocrcu Gercincn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
FIVE VESSELS AWARDED SF1IPYARD
.TH|RTY.FIvE BODIES
TAKEN FROM RUINS
Work Of Recovering Dead from
Alabama Mine is
Hazardous.

PALOS, ALA. May THE diseoy-
cry of small fire in No. right en-
try at the Palos mines. where Thurs.
days disastrous explosion occurred.
seriously hampered In the rescue
work today. When the fire was dis
lowered all rescuers were ordered out
OF tine mine and alarming reports
were circulated about the condition
OF the interior. II was found later
that the blaze was email. but Il had
caused much smoke and several hours
were lost before work could be re-
slmed.
While only fhirty-nve bodies had
been brought out up to s O'Clock to-
night the men are still working with
vigor They are having trouble with
the doors arising from accompanying
mule flesh As the bodies OF the vic
Tins have been In the mine for over
rs hours. some OF them are found
to be in u very badly decomposed
condition.
The Red Cross relief fund is stili
growing and the response In Blrm-
ingham has been remarkably spon-
taneous and substantial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
REPUBLICANS TO PUT
FULL TICKET IN FIELD
Candidates to Oppose Democratic
Nominees for Council TO Be Nam
ed in Near Future.

Chairman w. c. Smith. Of the city
Republican executive committee. an
nounced yesterday that the Republi-
cans will put a full ticket in the
field TO oppose the Democratic nomi-
nees tor the city council who were
nominated in yesterdays primary. A
mass meeting o. the Republicans 10
name the candidates will be called
within the next ten days and the
Republican leaders will work hard 20
get few representatives IN the city
council
Unless nearly a half CT al of the
voters who participated in the pri-
mary yesterday break their pledges
TO support the nominees and vote TO-
the Republicans IN the election IN
June the Republican candidates will
net have the ghost Of a show Of
winning. There are only 1.395 vef-
ers qualified 20 participate in the
June municipal election and lois OF
whom voted in the primary yes;er-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
HUNTINGTON RIFLES
PREPARING FOR TRIP
Company Being Recruited With Ex'
perienced Men Before Annual
Encampment.

Final preparations for attending
the annual encampment at Gettysburg
in July are now being made by the
Huntington Rifles, Company G. Fourth
Virginia Regiment. National Guard.
Captain Wilkens said yesterday that
he is recruiting his company with ex-
perenced men and he hopes to have
sixty men on the roll by July 1. lie
expects to take at least 80 men 10
Gettysburg.
The enCampment az Gettysburg Is
to continue ten days and a big sham
battle will be held on July 2, and
!. the anniversary of the battle OF
Gettysburg. Thousands OF soldiers
will participate in the battle and il
promises to be the biggest thing of its
Kind ever held in the United States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
CHARGE OF PERJURY
is THEN WITHDRAWN
Representative Link Is Said to Have
Admitted Accepting $1,000 for Cast
ing His Vote in the Assembly Tor
William Lorimer for United States
Senator-Wtnesses Discovered.

CHICAGO, ILLS, May If they
must paint the State OF Illinois Diack
by-Ill help them. blaekes than any
state In the Union, so help me =
Floating through the open trsnsom
Of "A witness room today the words
quoted seemed to tell OF desperate
fame of mind amongst some OF the
men most Interested in the grand jury
Investigation of the bribery charges
against Illinois legislators.
States Attorney Wayman's immun-
ity bath accepted another refugee TO-
day in the person OF Michael S. Link,
Democratic representative from
Mitchell, while the prosecutors array
of testimony received another ccnfes-
fession almost identical with that OF
the two first "squealers." Represen-
tatives Beckmeyer and White.
Too Much for Him.
A night in the custody Of a detec-
tive, with an indictment for perjury
against him, proved too much for
Link. Today he went before the jury
and changed his testimony and the
charge OF perjury against him was
quashed. Link, like White and Beck
meyer. is said by Mr.. Wayman TO
have admitted taking $1,000 TO cast
his vote for William I1orimer for Unit
ed States senator and TO have receiv-
ed 5000 as his share of the Jackpot
put up at ST. Louis.
Mr.. Wayman and his assistant an
ticipate a stampede of witnesses un,
der the investigation. Ii is said to
be Mr.. Wayman's determination 20
be lenient with the small fry, that
he may make sure Of the larger ones.
Lee O'Neu Brown, alleged to have
handled Lorimer money, and Robert
E Wilson. charged with having distri-
buted the jackpot" at st. Louis, furn-
ished bonds dur ng the dav. They
were accompanied by counsel. Sensa-
tor Lorimer had nothing to say"
Flush With Money.
OF the three mysterious" witnesses
who went before the inquisitors, two
were discovered to be Allan Tannar
a grocer. and ]. 3. Baker. n news
paper publisher of Mt. Vernon, Rep
resentative Blair's home They were
required to testify regarding allega-
tions that Blair was unusually flush
with money following the session OF
the legislature. which elected Lori
mer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
VESSEL PREPARING FOR
HER TRIP TO NORFOLK
While the New Boat is Pulling Out
from Shipyard at Camden, N. j.
the Fatal Mishsp Takes place in the
Boiler Room-Men Die from Terri
BILE scaIdng-others Are Injured.
fYv Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. PA, May L
Four men lost their lives and four
others were injured by the explosion
today OF stop valve in the boiler
room OF the seagoing tug Cape
Charles, as the vessel was pulling in
to the middle Of the Delaware river
from the Dialogue shipyard at cam
den. n. j.. where it was launched SIX
weeks ago for the New York. Phila-
delphia & Norfolk Railway Company.
The dead are:
GEORGE HARDIS, Camedn. chief
engineer.
JOHN CLARK, Camden, boilermak-
er.
GEORGE DUNLAP, Camden, fire.
man.
WILLIAM WHITE, a negro, OF Nor
folk. -
The Cape Charles was preparing
to leave for Norfolk to be turned over
TO the railroad company when the
stop valve gave way. All the men
injured were in the boiler room when
the explosion occurred and were res
cued by members of the tug crew
who were on deck and heard the
rush of escaping steam.
The four men that died were ter
ribly scalded. They all died tonight.
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FIVE TO DIE MAY 10.
Virginia Negroes Must Go to Electric
Chair.

RICHMOND. VA, May Five
negroes are TO be electrocuted May
Is. unless a respite is granted by
Governor Mann.
-Four OF these are the negroes VINO
brutality murdered and robbed a Chi
cago artist last year in Alexandria
The fifth is Thomas Noel. the Nor
folk county negro. who shot and all
ed a deputy sheriff.
Mr.. Hulfinch. of Alexandria, his
wife and daughter. called TO see Gov
ernoT Mann yesterday in the interest
of Calvin Johnson, one OF the negroes
convicted OF the murder Of the Chi
oago artist. in Alexandra. The WISH
tors tcld the executive that johnson
was a servant in their home and gave
the negro 4 very good name
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
BUTTER SAVES HER LIFE.
Virginia Lady Mistakes csrboIic Acid
for white Wine.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE. May T.
Mrs. Mary Giles. wife 81 a farmer
living about six miles from this place.
BY sccid,nt LIST evening drank a
glass OF diirted carbolic acid. mistak-
IN. il for white wine.
She Immediately discovered her
mistake and began eating quantities
Of butter and lard Dr. Henry Porter
Of this place was summoned BY tele-
phone and ministered additionally 60
the woman. She = reported as much
better this morning and viii recover.
The physician state that the woman
undoubtedly owes her life to her pres
erce % mind in taking the butter and
lard immediately.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
M. E. Conference Expected to
Adopt Recommendation
QUESTION UP TOMORROW
Hearing of Committees on Granting
Of Laymen's Rights to Females and
Vanderbilt University Control Prom
Use Somewhat Spirited Debate.

ASHEvII-IlE. " c., May DE
spite the fact that most OF the clerical
delegates to the quadrienniai confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. are to fill pulpits IN
the Protestant churches of AshevilIe
and vicinity tomorrow. little time was
devoted to the preparation of sermons
today. instead full committees were
in session and much work done.
Church Unity.
The committee on church unity mas
completed its report. and 1t vii reach
the calendar some day next week IL
briefly recommends that all mission
AIRY societies be consolidated. II would
combine the Womens' Home Mission
Society. the Womens' Foreign Mission
and the Church Board of Missions. II
would let the Church Extension So
ciety continue as a separate body. II
recommended, however, that the
building Of parosnsges. now entrust-
ed to the WOmens' Home Mission So
ciety. be turned over to the Church
Extension Society.
The committee on revivals VIII
have a public hearing Monday after
noon On the granting OF laymen' 3
rights TO women.
Will Adcp. Recommendations
The committee on the control OF
Vanderbilt University viii meet at
the same time. II IS considered prob
aoie that the recommendations OF the
college Of bishops in these disputed
points. viii be adopted by the confer
erce. That Is. that the petition OF
the women for representation viii be
denied ard that the church will re-
tain its active control o. Vanderbilt
1T. J. W. Moore. OK beaumont. Tex
a.. in the opening prayer, referred
touchingly 10 the death Of King Ed
ward. pleading that God would
strengthen ami comfort stricken
nation and take unto eternal rest the
dead ruler
Dr. John o Wilson. Of South Caro-
lima. offered a resolution Geploring
the death Of King Edward. ex;oiling
the virtues Of Alexandra and offer
ing prayers and sympathy for the
English people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
VILE HOLO MEETING
ON BOSOM OF ATLANTIC
Tobacco Association viii
Transact Business Aboard
0. D. Ship.

RICHMOND. VA. May THE To
boccao Association of the United
States. an organization that pfactl-
caIly has headquarters In Richmond.
which, by common consent. is the to-
bacco control OF the world. will hold
it's annual meeting on the bosom OF
the Atlantic ocean. The president OF
the association Is Tazewell CARING
ton, one of the most prominent to-
bacco dealers in this city.
The first vice-president is w. l.. Pet
~. OF Lexington. Ky: the second
vice-president is T. T.. Roberts, OF
Chase City. Va. and the third vice
president is II. p. Watson, of Wilson,
n. c.
The board OF governors held a
meeting in this city during the past
week to arrange for the annual meet
ing of the association to be held in
July OF this year
The plan. so far as a. present out
lined. Is for the tebacconists to as
semble in Norfolk ON the afternoon
of July |. and there get aboard a
specially chartered ship OF the Old
Dominion Line and set sail for New
York.
The business meetings are to be
held on board during the evening and
the next day. and On arrival at New
York. another meeting, If necessary,
will be held and day spent In seeing
the sights of New York and return
by the same route at their pleasure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-08
DR.. HossoN SUMMONED.
Councilman {. r. Fellows Complain
ant AGAINST Police Commissioner

Dr. Samuel ". H0bson- who - a
member Of the board o. police com
missiouers. was summoned yesferd1s
10 appear In The police court Tuesday
morning - answer the charge % VIC
lsfinx the automobile ordinance.
COunt iiman Charles x. Fellows. 81 the
Second ward. j. complainant against
Dr. Hobsoa. Mr.. Fellows states thai
lie can prove thar Dr. Ho5s0n was
running his automobile faster than q
niles an hour On Twenty eirhih street
FRIDAY Afternoon. Clarence Barnes
ana 5. L. 'Holconb have been sum
roncd a. wiincss-s against The con-
rissiorcr.