Bluefield evening leader. [volume], July 13, 1906, Image 3

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10JESTVENSKY
ACQUITTED.
"* KIkIu 'find at Time of
Surrender—Four OdUerx Con
• l« - III ll«*41.
dmiral Kojest vettHky, whose trial
n the charge of surrendering to th**
>«•«>> ufter the battle Uf the *ea of
m*H«. began before » court-martial
t t ronatadt, Bosnia, on the 4th.
us been acquitted after the court
had dHtb+rated for nearly 10 hour*,
►’our officers of the torpedo boat de
Mlro>er Hedorl who were placed on j
trial with the adtnirHl were found
Ki.iltv of having preuiedilntively
surrendered the Bedovt, and all four
were condemned to death by shoot
ing. But on account of extenuat
ing circumstances the emperor will
l>e requested to commute the sen
tences of the four to dismissal from
the service and to be deprived of
certain rights which they would
otherwise enjoy
The full report of the court-mar
tial shows i hut A«tmtral Kojeetven
sky was acquitted on the ground that
he wag not In hi* full senses at the
time of the surrender. Some of
the officers were acquitted, their
itullt not being proved. The recom
mendations for mercy In the cases
of (.'apt. I>e Colongue, chief of Ko
Jestvenakv's staff. Capt. Ila runoff of
the tor|MHlo boat destroyer Bedov!,
Kllllpovsky and Leontleff, who were
=7'- == FANCY PATENT
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And the Housekeeper's Breach
Superior to the
Best of
Other Makes.
It Is PERFECT
FLOUR—
That’s All.
MORE SOLD
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It is as pure as can bo made. Ask for Ideal Flour and Have no
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found guilt* and sentenced to tn>
ah«>i. InohI on doiuoraltuitlon
produced by ih** long voyage and
shock of the dlsailor in battle. They
wore also credited with a dealt e to
aav*» the life of Kojestvensky.
DEATH DEALING
RAILWAYS
We have Iwcn used to regarding
thin as tho land of Inexcusable rail
wu\ horrors Tho record of fa tall
ties and Injuries in this country has
long been compared with the rec
ord® of Kuropean counttie* In a way
which east great discredit upon
American railway management.
The wreck at Salisbury, Kng ,
from rwkless overspending empha
sixes the fact that Kitgllsh railway
travel la rapidly aproxl mating our
<»* i> In Its record of fatalities.
hngllsh railway adtulnlatratlou may
he exported to he more eftleient than
otira. Not only Is the eouutry as a
whole much more conservative, btit
Its comparatively small slxe and Its
woll-deflnod routes of travel reduce
tho chanres «»f accident to a mini
mum Kngland has about 2!»,0n0
utiles of railroad: American about
ten times as many.
When the hilling of 10,0 if, per
sons and the Injuring of K4,U»r> on
the railways of this country during
the railway year ended June 30,
H*nt, Is set beside the fact that In
lint:, only six passengers In Kngland
lost llvea front causes due to per
sunn I carelessness, It is hard to re
sist the conclusion that railway man
agement abroad is far superior fo
our*. ,
Vt the s«ni(' time |t Is only fair lo ’
|H»lnt out that many of the com par- ,
lwons with foreign statistic* are In* j
accurate and misleading %
of ill tho thou»amls sacrificed in >
this country in i<t03-4 only S(82 wore
kfll.sl and 4.W7S Injured by col I Us
lons and derailment*. Tho grant'
htilk of record'*! victim# aro unfor
tuna (os who Insist upon walking
ii|»oti railway tracks. stealing tides
and jumping from moving train*,
and railway cni|doycH.
Counting those In Kngland. as they
are counted In this country, there
were 1.1..s Killed and 1S.S02 Injur-’
ed In liter.. These figures, comparel
wlih our own. In view of the ten
limes as much mileage here as there
Is there, show that the null)her killed
ami Injured w*8 greater per tulle In
Rngland than It was here.
These figures place American rail
way nut tinge meat In a better light,
oomparatlvely, hut. ilo not alter the
\ltal fact that he number of Inox
rimahlo disasters Is appalling.
THE PETTICOAT
AUNT BETTY OOT
\ damsel somewhere in ft.
Had an elegant green silk pi.
'Vlieii she went In bathing
She laid oft that gay thing
I And put on Hu old drosH her aunt 111.
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A number
schools have
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of New York’s public
been openr.J for Rummer
they an* largely attend
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