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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-22
HAS MANY VIRTUES.

For cuts, burns and bruises DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws
the fire, stops the pain, soon heals the
wound. Beware of dangerous counter
feits Sure cure for piles. w. II. King
rug Co., Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co.
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Concord. n. c., Jan. 21.-The Gibson
Cotton Mill will soon be enlarged by
6 three story addition. 175 feet in length
Plans for this extension have been ac-
cepted and work will be commenced at an
early date.
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Greensboro, N. c., Jan. 21.-Mrs. Ella
V Morgan. whose husband was killed on
the Southern Railway, brought suit in the
Federal court. Judge Boyd held after
the evidence was introduced, it was not
sufficient and ordered the suit dismissed.
An appeal was taken to the Circuit Court
of Appeals.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-22

Nashville, Jan. 1S.-Mr. Cullen f.
Barnes, one of Nashville's oldest citi-
zens died in his 9th year. He was
carriage maker and repairer. suit to
set aside his will has been entered by
some of his relatives.
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DON'T LIVE TOGETHER.

Constipation and health never go to-
gether. De Wits Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels with
out gripping or distress. Are safe, sure,
gentle, thorough. Purely vegetable w.
Fl. King Drug Co., Bobbitt & Wynne Drug
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Wilmington. ~ c., Jan. 21.-Over tweE-
ty-five carpenters are at work making
very extensive improvements and repairs
al the residence of Mr.. Pembroke Jones
on Wrightsville Sound.
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Taylorsvile, N. c., Jan. 21.-Capt.
Copeland, of Statesville, has purcha sed
All Healing Springs and will greatly inn
rrove it. The water is famous.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-22
FOOD FOR "A YEAR.

This represents fair ration for one
man for one year.
But some people eat and eat
and yet grow thinner. This
means a defective digestion
and unsuitable food. To the
notice of such persons we pre-
sent SCOTS Emulsion, famous
for its tissue building. Your
physician can tell you how it
does it.
Well send Won A little to trv II Won like
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IMPROVE PASSENGER SERVICE TO
THE NORTHWEST, VIA S. A. l.. r. r.

Through Pullman ana day coaches be-
tween Raleigh and Washington, where
close connection is made in Union Station
with Pennsylvania Railroad trains, No.
and 10. for all principal points West.
For tickets, Pullman reservation, or
any information, apply to
c. H. GATTIS, c. p. & r. A.,
Telephones III. Raleigh, N. G.
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION FOR MA
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Chills snd Fever is bSS*la OF Groves
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and Quinine in tasteless form. No
eure-no pay. Price SOC.
t. 70 E. r.
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Well send you little to try il you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New York,
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u bIA-NhS HULL.
Graham, n. c., Jan. 18th. 1902.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
SHOP MEN DEMAND RAISE
UnskiIIed LabOrers of HIinOI Central
Drop Tools and More Trouble
Anticipated.

WATERLOO. Ia. April 1s.-(speciai Tel
egram About $50 unskilled laborers Sm-
ployed in the Illinois Central shops here
have struck for an increase Of 20 and Is
per cent. The men have formed a union
and several weeks ago presented demands
to the o~fheials. who took no action on the
matter. The walkout is complete.
The strikers have the sympathy OF other
union and should the demand not be met
or an attempt be a to replace them
with ~non-union men, a general strike will
follow. The men have been receiving from
sl.25 to $3.50 per day.
Arrangements have been made for a con-
ference with the ofhciAls here tomorrow.
The company has offered an increase Of
10 per cent, but declares It will grant no
more This will mean an increase OF 1900
per month in the pay roll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14

to the eject that Elder John A. Robinson
OF Independence, Mo, a member Of the
standing high council OF the church, died
about noon today. This announcement oc-
casioned much grief and sorrow through
out the conference. Elder Robinson was a
man much loved by those who knew him, an
earnest worker and one who has always
been conspicuous in former conferences OF
the church. To express the universal SYM
patty occasioned by this bereavement q
committee composed Of Joseph Lun Of the
twelve, F. @. Pitt Of the high council and
James McKiernan, president Of seventy.
wac appointed to draft resolutions Of con-
dolence.
A report from the second quorum OF
elders was read. which contained resolu-
tioas Of respect concerning the loss from
the quorum by death Of Joseph Morrill,.
A report from the first quorum Of sew
enty contained resolutions OF respect upon
the death OF one Of their number, Morris
T. Short.
The report OF the auditing committee on
Herald ONCE accounts shows q gain OF
S2,677.06 in the last year.
The matter concerning the bishops books.
carried over from yesterdays session, was
brought before the conference. President
Smith asked the house to appoint someone
to the chair during the discussion. since
he was yesterday brought into the mat
ter as chairman Of the committee to APP
point the auditor. The house chose F. @.
Pitt Of the high council. who occupied the
chair until the matter was disposed OF at
5 o'clock by adopting the following:
Whereas, There has been a great deal
of agitation and Misunderstanding for
some years past concerning the bishop 8
books and the financial condition of the
church. and
Whereas, The. general conferences.
through a properly appointed committee,
e seSHtsG 'R who seF EXAMINED cd t Se BOOKS SoBss' and md
sfGHa5s o. dfi f6s IN 9sgi i u6tfi h 1seo can and 70 fr t@S
the report of said expert Il Is found that
there would be a small balance due the
Whereas, There was appointed by the
general conference OF lA5l a competent
committee 20 audit the bishops reports
from January 10. 800, to January 10, lSG2,
Whereas, The said committee hnds the
bishops reports correct, the books of his
office simplihed. comprehensive, posted to
date, and properly representing the bust
ness OF the church. therefore, be It
Resolved. That we hereby adopt the re-
In this matter. and that the honor and
integrity OF the bishop is hereby fully in
dicated
This evening a literary, elocutionary and
musical entertainment was given in the
auditorium by students Of Gracelsnd college.
Sunday school at $50 tomorrow will &C.
cupy both auditorium and basement. At IL
O'Clock Apostle Heman c. Smith will preach
in the auditorium. assisted by Elder Myron
H. Bond OF Boston. At the same hour
Apostle Conner T. Grinhths will deliver a
lecture in the basement upon the subject Of
Priesthood"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
COMMEND BISHOPS HONOR
Latter Day Saints Adopt Resolutions
Endorsing Auditing Committees
Report of OmciaI's Book.

LAMONT, Ia, April 13.-(specisl Tele-
gram)-Saturday evening the services at the
Saints church we're in charge OF the Grace
land board OF trustees. Speeches were made
by r. NJ. Elvin OF the board. Herbert Sails
bury. president of the college. and Freder-
ick NJ. Smith, the FIRST graduate OF the col
lege, now q membe OF the board OF
trustees. The prayer service this morning
was followed by an able discourse by Elder
u. ". Greene Of Brooklyn.
At 2 o'clock the conference was called
TO order by President Smith. After sing
ing. prayer was offered by Apostle /. n.
White.
Apostle LUZ read a telegram just received
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14

Bids we're received as follows: Dr.. r. v.
Stephenson. 81. 400; DR.. c. A. Rollins. $3.50:
DR.. c. II. Bowers. 1880; DR.. @. w. Pangle.
$1,000; DR.. V. l. Treynor. 5000; DIT. J. c.
Waterman. 5000; Drs. NJ. J. and p. E.
Bellinger. 1880; DR.. Fanny NJ. Clark. $500;
DIT. Mary l. FINLEY. $1,000; DIT. p. J. Mont
gomery, $500. The bids we're for such at
tendance from April u, 1902. to April II,
1903, and represented the total compenss-
tion asked. The board decided to recon-
mend to the county supervisors the ac-
ceptance Of the bid OF Or. Mary L. FINLEY,
choice.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
Junior Dent. Beat Medtcs.

peated their performance of a wear SEQ
Saturday afternoon by defeating the
sophomores of the Omaha Medical college
at base ball by a score OF 20 to 16 Ms
game was by no means errorless. but Il
was an occasion of great excitement and
enthusiasm because of the large attend
Rnce by rooters from the two classes and
schools. TIL batteries did good work, and
Bliss, Smith and Keckier distinRuished
innings:
Dents .............. 3 8 o o 80
NEEDLES ............. o 3 3 Pie
Batteries: Medics, Stewart and Keckler;
Dents, WINS and LetsOn. Umpire: Vance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
Boies wiling TO BE Coa1ed.

WATERLOO. Ia, April 1a-(speeisi)-
The report that has been in circulation here
for a day or 80 to the effect tina ex-Gov-
ernor Boies had consented 10 make the race
for congress on the democratic ticket in
the Third district. against Speaker lender
son, cannot be affirmed. When approached
OF the subject Mr.. Boies would not talk.
except 10 cay that he had not consented
10 the use Of his name. When asked II he
would take the nomination II rendered, he
refused 10 say. which Is taken by his fiends
as an indication that he would accept II
"e0Axsd"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14

Louis Mackebin. living at si7 East Pierce
street. called upon the police Saturday 20
assist him IN recovering his wife, who had
left his home Friday afternoon and whom
Maekebin asserted he had reason to be-
lisve intended TO desert him.
Msckebin told the police that his wife,
- years of age and possessed Of more than
an ordinary share OF good looks. Friday
afternoon went ostensibly to visit relatives
in Omaha. but since her departure and fail
ure to return he had discovered that for
several days she had been making prepsra-
lions to leave her home. To friends she
had intimated that her home life was not
what she anticipated and that she Intended
leaving her husband. Friday morning dur
ing the absence Of her husband she had
all OF her belongings removed from the
house.
Maekebin told the police that possibly
she had left the city with her sister and
might be located either in Des Molnes.
Glenwood or Washington. Ia The police
promised to assist Msekebin to the best OF
their ability.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
coNFESsEs TO BIG THEFT
Former Express Agent Held NJ req
Oak says He stole $4,000 OF
MutiIated Currency.

RED OAK, la, April 1s.-Frank E. Full
Ter. alias p. l. Foster. has been arrested
here on the charge OF taking 5000 con
tained In a package addressed to the Treas.
ury department at Washington February
last, while he was agent Of the American
Express company at Hudson, o.
The money was WORKOUT paper being re-
turned for redemption. Foster confessed
his crime and said he would return to
Ohio without q requisition. A partner who
came west with Fuller is supposed to be
in Atlantic, Ia. and ofieers are trying to
locate him there.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14

The transfer and Suburban teams played
a tie yesterday afternoon. Score 10 to IL
Batteries. Transfer. CrAigmile and Henry:
Suburban. Nelson and Higgins
S. X Smith is SganiIing a ball team
which will be csptained by Mccarthy. The
lineup at present u; Pitcher. Brewiek;
catcher, Hill; nrst base Casey; second base.
Mccarthy; third base. Smith; shortstop.
Barkhaussn: left field. Brown; center. Shell
den: right heId. Prince. The team u being
largely recruited from the Owl club and
last years Merchant Browns.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
REYNOLDS is ACQUITTED
Preacher Cleared at Orange
City.

SIOUX CITY. ID, April 13.-(special TEL
esram.)-The Jury in the Reynolds case at
Orange City. which has been on trial there
for several daye. returned a verdict at .
yesterday afternoon acquitted the de-
PENDANT Of numbering the colored preacher,
Rev. samuel Crofton. The Jury was out
four and a half hours.
He was arrested in November. and In de-
fault OF bail has been in Jail since that
time The verdict was no surprise to those
who heard the evidence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
ChicaEo win. from Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY. April la-(SpeciaI Teie-
gram.l-The Chicago White Stockings beat
the western league team here Saturday
: 10 ). The game was won in the fourth
inning, when the visitors made a triple and
thTee snnBleS ana got nNe passes to FIRST
from Gibson. Each team tired out two
pitchers and all did good work except Glib
sons fall down In the fourth. score:
Chicago ....... o IS I ?
Kansas City. 0 l 90 o 0-S Z o
Armstrong; Chicago, Garvin, Patterson and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
ReaI E.tate rran.fer..

These transfers were nled Saturday in
the abstract title and loan once Of J. W.
Squire. lol Pearl street;
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific Rail
way company TO Man Z. Doll. SEX -.
sex S5-77-40. q. c. l
J. II. Butler ard wife 20 Peter Ref.
half acre west OF road In northwest
corner swL swA s-7s-E. ". d.. 30
w. w LOOMS, receiver, TO A. b
Carmen. part OF lots - and III,
original plat. 7. l0o
Woman's Christian association OF
Council Bluffs TO Elks' Building as
ISOLATION, easterly g feet lot 70, block
T. Bayliss' lst add. ". d............ b3o
u. Y. Grayhill TO George Keso, lot
10, block s, Underwood. ". d.. 80
William +. Tolbert, executor, 10 J. W.
MacAlisteT. lots g. 6. Z and s block
l6 and lots :. s. I and s. block -.
. Central subdiv. and Ian in cass
county, e. observation-disclosures. Abo
81 transfers, total. .................-u.5Q
Gravel roofing. A.. H Read. Si Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
Davis sells glass.
High school defeats Deaf Boys.

The High school ball team played its FIRST
game Of the season Saturday afternoon
with the State School for the Deaf nine
and won By a score OF IL to 10. The game
Was played on the grounds OF the state in
stitute. Following were the mines;
School NJ Deaf High School
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14

ing 70 consider the bids OF physicians for
caring for smallpox eases within The city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
New Corporations.

The following incorporation papers were
filed in the once OF the secretary of state
today:
Lewis Mountain Mining company OF Dex-
ter. capital. $4,000; by J. H. Todd. ]. NJ.
Goodson and others. Waterloo Paper COM
pany Of Waterloo, capital. $50, 900; by A. c.
Smith and J. d. White. Mills Lane and
Loan company Of Sioux Rapids. capital.
$50. 900; by C. B. Mills, r. C. Hulet and
others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-14
SIX transfers, tOtai. ..........H.5n

Gravel roofing. A. H Read. sl Broadway.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24


Ferln;n Rivera, iornalero se este pueblo
fue sentenciado por el Juez de Paz sufrlr en
ell deposito municipal once diaS de arresto por
tentativa de aggression, y al sigaiente d1a de
ser preSo Rivera Sc e observe como cue perdla
la razon. Puesto en- observation per el DR..
Jimenez Cruz este ha manifestado cue efecti-
vamente el Rivera Sc encuentra en- esado &c
demencia, ignorandose hasta la fecha las causas
que la produjeron.
~ Ell trozo de carretera que pone es-
te pueblo en- communication con la Smpatlca ciu
dad de Caguas, Sc encuentra en- deplorable es-
tado 81 4 TEMPO no Sc atiende 4 su repara-
cion nos veremos privados de viajar en- Co
ches por dicha carretera.
mo podria ntleStro Sant0 y fatEr24I GObier-
no invertir alg1lnoS dollars en Ia reparaciol d.
dicho trozo &c carretera, va que Sc cuenia coz
sobranteS en- el presupuesto insular? lie hjo
que no 10 hara. DsoS sobrantes no los deslina
el gobierno para obraS dc general interes; eS-
tan reservadas para 0tr0s fines.
~ Sc acent1a la version de que este
pueblo en- la pr6xima Constitution de Ia Czma-
ra de Delegates, pasara a la categoria de la
rrio. NADIA mas eS.upendo. Los pueblOS cue
desean subsistir pueden cubrir sus presupues
toS no deben suprimirSe, { lmponelleS Ia supre-
sion es atentorio los derechos del pueblo y
constituye TN acto antidemocratic>
La administrator municipal de Aguas
Buenas, es hoy republicana, por Obra y graca
de Mr.. Allen 10 sera maflana tamben por gra-
cia obra de Mr. Hunt, pero clio no elnpece
para que nosotros protestemos contra Ia supre-
sion de este municimo.
~ Nuestra buena amiga la Srts. Celia
c. Rivera, pro.esora graduada de este pueblo,
pasa por la pena de haber perdido en- Gurato
a su hermana Consueo, que ha dias venia ST.
friendo de cruel erfermedad.
Reciba la amiga Celia el p6saine mas
sentido por la pena que exI erimen,a.
Ell Coriesporsal.
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n "a zGa acaO

e3 de Novembre de 1892.
Ha fal1ecido don Eleuterio Alberty, padre
po!itico del Dr.. Gonzalez Su cadaver ha sido
conducido Naguabo, do1de recibira sepui-
tura.
~ Ha rrasladado 81 residencia Rio-
piedfas doha Been Carrera de Noya Adm-
ara como pupilas a sefloritas dc Ia Escuea
Normal.
=. Goa rumbo San Juan, ha pasado
hoy por aqui don Jesds L. Pereyv6, veclno de
Naguabo, 10 levan a le CAPITAL asunt IS que
Sc relacionan con e Municipo de 81 pueblo.
~ IodaviA no han pagado aqui las
personas que tra "a jaIon en- las eleccloneS.
~ En- el torrco espaflol vendran don
lose roro Rios su distinguida familia.
~ La seuora Inadre de don Eduardo
IacroiI sc encuentra gravemelte enterma
Esta seflora tiene lo2 amos de edad.
~. Don Patricio Lopez y don Felipe
O.erJ han salido para Ponce.
~ Sc preparan muchas bodas.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24

FuG natural de Foativeros (Avila) hijo de
padres ilustres pero pobres. La cordial devo-
ci6n que proleso siemPre Ia augusta Madre
dc Dios lie movl5 i1gresar en- la Orden del
Carmelo, consagrada s Ia gloria y quito de
Nuestra Senora, recola0do sl1 sagrado haDlto a
los yeintitn amos de ST. edad. Al cumplir los
veinticinco le oblgaron recibir las sagradas
% Iuan, empahado a en- no sailr del estado de lego.
Resuelto estaDa pasar a la Cartuja cuando lie
90 Santa Teresa de Je9lls Medina del Campo,
Y, sabedora del dcsignio dc Juan, le dlsuadlo,
diciendo!e que s!n salir dc Ia Orden loSraria sus
deseos, restableciendo Ia regla primltlva entire
los religiosos, como ella - h&pla hecho va con
las moaias. En- tan bf5ve biografla no es po-
sible dar idea de sus admira bles virtudes. fun
daciones, trabajos y persccuciones, nj adn de las
obrss espilituales en- prosa verso que deJo es-
critas. Falleci6 eI dia IA de Diciembre de 1891,
q los cuarenta y nueve aII0s &c su edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-24
CCMERCICYNAVEGACICN
Revsa operacones prscticadas hos.
rsrRAnAs ~ rR.vEsiA

lianhurgo eScalas. vap aicIa. Ale
n.na..~ Mallenho:i y Korbsr cOa oafga cue
TeaeaAfemos manzna.
ne sonAiTc. ,cusazaol 60, kol. Trades"
IA orlen. con sal gTanel.
he R,naire tCnrazaol Co. amer. "Corason
de Maria" Ia orGen, 500 bgs sal 4 grasel.
EYIRADAs pE coSTASEKos
De Mavagaez gol "Encarnloidn" On las,re.
De Fajardo bdra "Paqni;o' 4 Ia o-den, Z to.
nelatas hierrc viejo
De Mayague Sole,a 'carne!i;a" Es;ebaa
Moreno c,s ron.
De Fajardo bdra "Pedri,o'' Ma.eo I-uche;ty
vacas paridas.
DE Mayagues Agusdiila gol. "Borinquen"
T. Font v Hmno cuaros pifa ron.
DE Humacap Y Naguabo gol Ana Maria
Mateo Lrcheiiy vaca parlda.
sAIIpAs DE TRAvEsM
Para Habana Y esca!as vap cub ''Julia"
por Nillar CO.
ba-a.-Marucl O.ivar 25 terneroS 90 ter
peras, 90 novaS, vacas hoiras.
Baracoa-Maauel Olvar % vacas horras.
Stgo dc Cuba-Manuel Oivar ITO terne-
ras 20 novias vacas horras
Habana.-Manuel Oiivar 1 vaca parid2.
SAIIDAS EE CQSrANEROS
Ningura.
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
OPERACIONES SOBRE Ell MUELIE
Ningura.
OPERACIONEG DE BUQCES EN- PUERTO
TRAVESIA
Carrie a. Lane dcscargando
Margaret Ward descargando
India descargando
Allemannia descargando
Corazon de Maria pendente
Trader pead,ente
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vApoRES QUE Sc ESPERAN

vApORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Bsp. "Argentino"-Debe haber saldo de
Barcelona con des,ino este puerto Y los dc Ma
yaguez. Ponce, Habana. Guantanamo. Santiago
de Cuba yCienfucgos el dia 20 de- corTienie mes,
hacienda escalas en- Valencia. Malaga. C&diz y
Canarias
Esp. "Pio IX"-Con dcS;ino este puerto
los de Mayaguez. Ponce S;go de Cuba, Ha-
bana Matansas, salio de Canarias el dia Il
del corriente mes
Berg. americana Mamie Swaa'-Debe
hater salido de New York el dia IS del pasado
mes, con desiino este pnerto
Esp. "Montserrat"-Con des,ino este
puerto hacienda escala en- Car raras saio de
Cadiz el dia IS del cori iente mes.
Barca amer. Justine H. IngersoW--El
dia II del corriente mes debe haber saido de
New York con destino este puerto.
Esp. Martin Saen1"-Con destino a este
puerto hacienda escalas en- Mallorca. Tore
vieje, Alicante Malaga Cadiz y Canarias, sal
dra de Barcelona el dia 80 del corrientemes.
Amer. "Coanlo"-Del puerto de New York
sai6 el dia 22 dIc con destino directD q este.
Cub. maria Herrera" ".-Liegara 4 este
puerto proceden:e dei de Habana esealas in
termedias del % al 30 del corriente mes.
Amer. sPonce'-Sadra de este Puerto 81
dia Is del corriente mes, con des.ino directo Il
de New York.
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EssGTlneS

-Compuesta no hay mujer fca
DE padre santo hijo diablc.
-Luien te hace hcsras que no te sue.e h.
Ger, Q te qulere engalar 6 te ha nleneSter.
Mas cura la dleta que la Ia rceta
alabra pielra suelta no tenen vaeta
No hay ola. tan fea que 10 tenga 81 ce-
be G a.
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8 q 60 raj.

Noviembre 25, Martes-Santa Cata:ina vir-
gen y ulartir.
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AguaS 3ucss2s

Novien1bre 22 de 1852
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-02
RODMAN'S BEST
FRIEND Is DEAD
"The Goose" Died on Board
the lroquois in Strange
Manner.

TELL the men on watch not to speak
above a whisper. We're regular
navy ship and must honor the dead"
said petty officer of the Iroquois last
night.
There was sorrow on the Iroquois
last night. With rain beating on the
canvas awning of the after deck, the
big dog Dan" tied up. and every man
the only boat in port belonging to
Uncle Sans navy was indeed dismal.
Captain Rodman was not aboard. The
captain went ashore shortly after four
o'clock in the afternoon and at that
time a member of the crew was i'll but
was not considered to be in a serious
condition. This member of the crew
was the one best liked by Captain Rod
man and he showered every possible
attention and luxury on him-for he
met the captains ideas admirably hav-
ing record as non-smoker, total
abstainer, and non-swearer.
After the naval skipper had gone
ashore the patient grew rapidly worse.
He was seized with a fit of coughing
and expired. The sailors tenderIy laid
him out on the after deck and at nine
o'clock last night were guarding the
body and awaiting the return of Cap
tain Rodman to break the news to him
The deceased was great personal
friend OF Captain Rodman. The skip
per Familiarity called him 1.-THE Goose,
and under this nickname he was known
to all the men. If he had any other
name it was never heard on board the
Iroquois. He left no personal effects
and did not have even clothing, for
che" was a mongoose, four legs. tai
and ALL
But even if he was only an animal
he was thought as much of by Captain
Rodman as if he had been a man. A
reporter called at the Iroquois last
night to get details of the demise. He
was met by Norwegian sailor at the
gang plank who said: Speak softly
The Goose dead. Captain he not know
yet. He greatest friend. We have him
laid out wait for captain. He probably
| put flag around him and bury him in
| sea- Goodnight, but speak it softly
A.,