NEW BECHTEL Police Sergeant Expects Solution of Murder Mystery. Mr. Krauss is Next to Certain That the Gir the City Mortal Wounds Were laflicied. Acct rding the the officers under direction counsel for This Knau the hour the theory her !} susp post tablished We car fore she TERRI ILE CRIME SHOCKS ROANOKI Colored Maa Tries to Kill @ Mather Child, sod Her known young ' 1 ae este three yea; the child placed her search tor 4 he foumd stam the secomd floor formd his wife vir wita her throat and several ghastly She was uncon Phyo Ans were samt miectons Shields managed to gasp heen knocked down in by a negro. who made through the kitchen door this, Mrs throw hight on every evidence terrible struggle The physician tae recovery either mother or child The strange negro made a criminal salt on Mre Shields, after which dealt her several Bows on the head with a batehet, fracturing the skull places to the second floor, razor from a bureayn drawer he emt her throat and II stimulant Mrs that she had Bsting » f powerfnl the dinm hit entran Further 1 ' won Foon " an Shictds has not the 1.1 able to There wa - 3 VHT Ope ior orf as in two where he took a With this threw ler sutsnde knob. He then house, carrying away and two watches thie clothes ransacked tit of Cought Maklag Bogus Money. New York (Special). ~Three cil were arrested and comnterieiting ma emery and. dies seized at hone Brooklyn by United States Secret Ser The Anes were mn the Greenpoint section detective gave their as Smith, William Smith and Frank Mar- shall. Tt is alleged that they were turn. ing ont United States half dolars from Mexican con sf the same denomina- tion vice men in custody 3 Millions of Pounds of Meat Bought in this Couniry By Russia ond Japan. i) Kuil yeddit ional Ku nned Fast hy depot ordering for 13 Lily Omaha L000 pron She ha already Wad spective t ' apa i : ds of corne Nn jor 12 By February taken it Ox) ifom forces CA OK I 143 4 "iad p to Feb ind corned heel mess beef, v ago. Kansas ( w Have amounted to ol th! of “ } 4 on ward about 6,000,000 p 1.000.000 p mds ' 1 3 GIP 10 this Darsoa far lapid Reading. Comestic umtmg ment to fight gas gn Ihe ey. Sir Henry Hug! Farl of Ix 1s The lapane £ gon y non iy (Oa Far East, ' 3 atl § ment oh + pion does not in Tokio that the Russia has tis In Pre that ang nN concin "3 aly the ettlemnent is ihe siritisn Japanese Legation in London state that sent as yet by Russa | last note and that nothing is real nature In official circles at Port feeling continmes strong that will war. ‘Ihe fortification and Held troops Are active ihe Port A anthorit anmayance at the appointment of United | States Mukden, Port Daloy s ' the jeast ant on that al y ASAT Foreign Office and thi Arthur there the rilsiry A ie expre % consuls at Hieancial, Baltimore & Ohio : : The boon mn ire Seki 20 fnonth toy from as of one Mig cents Iron prices are ton below those “ ) show ati vd tine Falling prices of falling bonds financiers feel about tne Fast The average price stocks 18 now 12 per low point last year Union Pacific directors have declar- of active rales cent. above 2 per fwpead cent. on both common and pre fo uh - fussia's Reply to Japan Said te Be Satisfactory. GREAT BRITAIN'S GOOD WORK. MRS, MAYHBRICK REPORTED I REE Powerful Influences Fxerted for Her Widespread Sympathy. It, A} 1 Relrase Depa¥iment at Washington Russie, it Is Understood, Has Mad: Cerlgin Lopcessions and Great Britain Will Prevail on Japan fo Accept! Them, { EWS, RUSSIAN ADMIRAL'S A Japan's Commercial Loss By Mobilization of Stemmers 1 COLUMBIA WILL FIGHT PANAMA Reported Tha! th: Former Geversmeat is Abou! te Organiz: Expedition. SCHOOLMARM THE HIGHWAYMAN? Miss Hattie Pilcher Accused of Assisting in Holdup That Failed. 5. D. (Special). Ti it up over round arrest ie Pilche teacher 3 donned Hatt : ' ool bh having g ting ugg and attempted € Jersvd JUIrk, a : 1 otim wig assy in the Is clerk in g hit rishibery of Val har about Coils rug 1 iL y 4 Week M learned, shoulder aRO Pell * che we next day. bullet nd om was arrested as being the 1 " as had wi and she ny SHOT man yl Mis Pilcher that ow 1 ftestimion Was physician who wound that was shot noiseless gun, hike that with he robbers threatened Quirk te he told the whe a vinich Reported Firing ou Russian Steamer. Cable) ~The Chefoo the Daily Mail says arrived there re. London (By foreigner who has ports that the Russian steamer Argun, upon which he was a passenger from Nagasaki to Port Dalny, was fired at mulpo harbor. Three shots were fired across the Argun’s bows, but no furs ther attempt to stop her was made. Viceroy Alexiff is better, the corre. spondent says, but is still confined to his room gi gnilicant Action of Dr. Herran Colom bian Charge. To hil. Ce:ms on Noaes No Gold in the Vaults Postmaster Gea rzl's Livery. Charges Against Army Licutenas? i Conleen in the Navy. ral R i) a : \siat Departmen and ie » a. . ne nas hay reduced a3 awbaq : SCID icoholi the vorst de tie LAdmiral Evans recon hishment of canteens in the navy and hght wines ma to be taken with of when cosimg ship CXCCRRIVE mends beer the 1, In the Departments the nuicage ap House and Senate Appropri ation Bill, which was then adopted The sentiment in the cavcus of the giruck out both Lhe House than hitherto to the Panama Canal Treaty Minister taple products [he Senate adopted a resolution call img on President Roosevelt for any ad facts bearing on the Panama cated. The report of the Commissioner of Patents for the calendar year 1003 shows that the patent business tramacted cox ceeded all previous records, Evidence for the defense wag com. tinued in the postoffice trial in the Crimi nal Court, Secretary Root and Governor his successor as Secretary of War, took luncheon with the President at White House, [DEAD TAKEN FROM MINE | Burial Processions and Rescu:rs Pass Each Other on Road. ERALS OF MANY VICTIMS. Of the 106 Bodies Recovered Apd Tak:m Ic the Schoolhouse Morgue Fifty-Six Hav Been Identified and Fghicen Have Been burled--The Work of Recoverag Bodies Will Be Kept Up Until All Are Found TWO Kilt Terrible Resa't 01 a Cased the Her hromga 10 sured aged 13 A nie, ard Charles A LS 1] hima, his wife all i cmt NPlOKIO 3 j wi have been canted by a leak from the ga« mam mito the cellar, and when Mr. Mage! went to the cellar for a bucket of coal, carn ng a lighted candle a ternfic explosios followed, completely wreckmg the hone She! By Barglar. St. Clairsville, OO, (Special) A Deg burglar shot and probably laally wounded Albert Troll, cashier of the Second National Bank, and his broth er, George Troll, manager Trall's clothing store. The three 1 rofl broth ers, expecting thied, were lying wait in the store. They canght the bu glar, but the latter, by vemg his re volver, managed fo get ont thei hands, A posse started wm pursuit upp ed Of wl «of Entire Square Buroed. Mexico City (Special) at Progreso, the chiei port of Yuca ihe lose 18 con The rail narket servatively put at $2,000,000 Fhe public buildings were not insured and the loss on them is estimated at Fifteen thousand bales hepequin were burned, oy Passenger Tralu Plows ln Branch Which ! Had Stopped to Coal i 15 MEN KILLED IN MINE | Hurled Fifteen Hundred Feet and Dash ed to Pieces, i Euziecer Killed. Franc pedition t tales goanboat i Jibuts byowme peror Mene RCH ee it Abyssinia Machias French S and other CAIPOCIOG su . ihe 1 R NG, nin gifs whl ii vy YO High Price of Colton. Raleigh, N. C. (Sneeial) Borlington aye At a representative i A POC meeting COttone Bur Ington it was resolved ts CUTrtay iw prodysct son otse-<ionrth on al count of present high prices and the Inability to wll gonds There ate twenty cotion comprising ab O00 han rom the ie mills of Alamence cn Md mt nang of Cottiw at a proh nulls mn the I ION000 spn thm and loom - eiploying Egg Pawine Threatened. Chix ago Special) « Lindess son i Amt the Arkansas and other great egg produc The present supply iv the hands of Chwago merchams 3s en tively insufficient to meet demands. Re vanishmg point. The cficet has bees to place eggs temporarily among the Inxurics Eges of the quality which could be porchased last week at whole: sidered « bargain st tint ihees cents’
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