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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

flores will begin to desc at z o'clock to
night.
Mr.. Peter Pullman Is I'll at his homo near
Cameron run.
Available COW belonging to Mr.. Augustus
Dean died last night.
Mr.. Edgar z. Dinwiddie, IT,, formerly Of
this city, was here today on short visit.
Mr.. Leo. Oh .se, formerly Of this city, In.
now located in new York, is on visit 10
friends in this city.
Alexandria Lodge, No. 1853, B. P. o. Elks
will hold meeting ut the Fleischmsnn House
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Three white mea attacked and beat Q co.
ored man near the old cotton factory, on
north Washington street, last night
There wero FIVE applicants before the local
board of civil service examiners for clerk and
carrier ut the postofice In this city Saturday.
Rev. Father II. J. Cutler assisted st the
laying OF the cornerstone of the new st.
AIMS Church at Tennsllytown, d. c., yes.
terdsy. A number of Knights of COLUMBIA,
Of this city attended the ceremonies.
A class OF about fifty children participated
in their first communion At ct. Msry's Church
Yesterday morning, and ut 4 o'clock In the
bIt6IUOOu iOuOWOu bucfA uopbf1hoA NOWo-
Bev Father Cutter administered the Cola
munion.
An Alexandrian who has but one leg was
att ich cd by . stranger on the southwest cor
nor of King and Pitt streets this morning
The AlexAndrisn broke one Of his cruicbe'
over the head Of his adversary, when the
latter fed.
Isaac LAWS, . twenty-seyen-yesr-old col
orod man, was arrested In Washington last
night, charged with criminal assault upor
Bessie Walton, . pine-year-old girl. HI
confessed his guilt and will DO tried in the
| Police Court today.
Mr.. Pond, Of the Chinese rchool connected
with the Metropolitan M. Z. Church in Wash
ington, came here yesterday with several
| hnese and attended the Sunday-schoo
Missionary Meeting Of Trinity Church where
they sAng and made addresses.
Alexandria Council, No. 33, Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, who have
leased sarepts Hall, will meet tbere next
Thursday evening, and in the meantime the
room will DO open each evening sfteT z o'clock
for the inspection Of the public.
| In Washington on Saturday Judgs Senior
preseHte 10 DO tofiice authorities copies Of
| 1901 report Of Virginia visitors to Mount
Vernon in partial recognition tf honor done
the Old Dominion by the placing OF the por'
trait of Martha Washington on one of the
oountry's postage stamps.
| The annual common cement exercise, Of
the Epb opal High eehool will take plsce
Wednesday, June 70. at 3 o'clock p. m. The
annual missionary address at the Theological
Seminary will be delivered on the evening o.
the 18th inst. Commencemept exercises viii
/ take plaza the following day and Friday the
ordination services will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

RAILROAD OFFICES The main dis
patoaers' office OF t1e Southern Rail-
way has been returned to ALEXANDRIA
whence it was removed to Chariot :es-
vile several years ago. Superlnten-
tendeut A. Gordon Jones OF the Wash
ington division, who has bad his head.
quarters 10 Charlottesville for some
time, has arrived here bringing With
him the following clerks and dis
patchers: Messrs. P. B. Peyton, g. M.
500 t, J. w. Burgess. 4, L. wilkins,
Roger B. Adams and Z. D. Lewis.
Messrs. Z. M. Balthis. M. F. Jsrmsn,
w. E Faulconer and Robert Conway
will remain In Charlottesville to handle
the business of the southern end OF the
division. The old Brent residence on
Prince street between Patrick and
Henry, which number OF years ago
was used by the Southern Railway,
has again been leased by the
company and has been conveniently
arranged as an Office building. Mr..
Jones will have bis headquarters 10 the
building as will also some of the other
officials of the company.
Mr.. w. III. Peddle having resigned.
the Office OF general superintendent OF
transportation Of the Southern Railway
is abolished. Mr.. E f. Belts has been
appoint I'D superintendent of Car service,
with office 10 w ishinnton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

BEsTowAL OF CRossEs.-The be-
stowal OF crosses on ex-Confederate
soldiers by the Southern Cross OF
Honor committee will take place
O, the Opera House tomorrow
night, Jefferson D,vis's birthday.
Au int resting musical program me
has been prepared for the occasion.
The music will be under the direction
of Prof. Edward Dunn, with Mrs.
Harry Barker at the piano. All ex-
Confederate soldiers who are t. have
10 honor conferred upon them will be
furnished with q distinctive badge ct
the door, and will be seated In body.
The members of 4. Z Lee Camp, Con-
federste Veterans, will appear In their
uniforms. The members OF the
Uoited Daughters of the Confed.
erscy and the Womab's Auxiliary
will wear their badges and occupy front
seats. All arrangements have been
perfet I'd and q cordial invitation has
been extended all to be present. G. sn-
ersl Hooker, Of Mississippi, has been
Invited to deliver the address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

DEATHS CAP tain Richard w. Writ
| died suddenly on an electric train
| which reached the Royal street st,tion
about hslf-past twelve O'Clock this
afternoon. The deceased became Ill
while at bis desk In the Southern
Railway office in Washington shortly
before noon and his condition became
30 grave that bis con, who was em-
ployed 10 another part OF the building,
concluded TO get him home as soon as
possible. % the way to this city the
deceased fell 10 swoon from which be
never rallied, and before the traio
came to 1T ,p be had to all appear
snces breathed bis lstt In bis sons
arms. The body was taken into the
Royal street 1t ,tion by Sergesr Goods
and Officer CIR flo aud Drs. jones and
German, who had been previously
summoned to meet the tain at t1e
station, arrived. They upon exsmios-
ton pronounced him dead. The re.
mains we're placed on a stretcher and
carried to the home OF the deceased on
p tt street, between Prince and Duke.
His death was probably caused by
heat trouble. CAPTAIN Writ had been
q resident Of Alexandria for about 81
years He was native OF Maryland,
and ct the outbreak OF the civil war
was engaged In business 10 Charlottes
vile with George w. Garrett. He be-
came a member OF tae Monticello
Guards which was company b OF the
Nineteenth infantry, Col. J. B. Strange,
and served during the four years var.
At tue close OF hostilities he came to
Alexandria and filed q position in the
office OF the old Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company. Throughout the
various changes aud managements OF
that company ho remained an employee
up TO the time OF his death. Captain
Writ WIS for many years a member OF
the choir of st. Paul's Church. He was
q popular gentlemen among the large
circle OF bis scqusintances and bis sud-
den death is q source OF regret to ell of
them. Csft. Writ leaves a widow and
three children-one son and two dangh-
tsrs. He was sixty years OF age. The
captain was q member OF Lee Camp OF
Confederate Veterans.
MI Injury Ne roIkusoui ~uo bau 'e-
Gently been an inmate OF the Alexan.
dris Hospital. died ct that institution
Saturday night. The deceased was
resident of Fairfax county, and was
well-known 10 Alexandria. During the
civil war he was a soldier In the Coz
federate army.
Mrs. Allsndsle, wife OF Rev. J. E.
AlIendale, died at Arlington Saturday
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

APPROACHING MARRIAGE. - Old
Christ Episcopal church. 10 Alexandra
where the Powell family has worship
ped for five generations, will be the
scene of the marriage OF Miss Mary
Donaldson Powell, daughter OF Mrs
Mary &. Powell, end Mr. Louis Sles-
man Scott on the eveoing of June 4
Mr.. Scot is from Loudoun county and
IL toe son OF Mr.. John Gale Scott, oil
Morven. He was born 10 PHILADELPHIA
but is a scion of the Scott family prom
iDent in Vir1inia sioce the emi ration
OF the Rsv. james Scott, from Eleis,
Scotland, in 1899. Mr.. Scott is alec
descended from the distinguished fsmi.
lies of Lloyd and Mifflin, OF Penney.
vaDi0.
Mics Powell Is the daughter of the
late Dr.. Robert Conrad Powell. and
gra 1ddsu Itt.r OF the late DR.. VII lam
Lsvln Powell, OF Alexandria. The
Powell family is one OF the oldest in
Virginia, being residents OF this State
STAGE 1919 Miss Powell ia also o
granddaughter OF the late William
Gregory, g former prominent merchant
and banker OF Alexandria.
The ceremony will take place at 8
O'Clock D. M, and the church will be
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The r v. Bergman Green, the rec or,
will be the officiating clergyman. The
bride will be given 10 marriage by her
brother, MIR. Llewellyn Powell.
Shs will carry a shower bouquet of
lilies OF he valley and will be etsended
by Misc E iith Ramsay, OF Alexandria,
as maid of honor. The latter will Car.
ry bou net Of Am 'ricaD beauties. Mr..
st. John Robi 500, OF ireland, will act
as bes, man. Toe ushers will be Messrs.
Ralph II. Barbour, OF Cambridge, Mas;
Frederick Smart, Of York, Pa Gard
Dsr L. Booth, and William G. Cnsp-
mao, of AlexaBdris.-TR Richmond News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

CovEBED IN A CAvE.IN.-About half
past eleven O'Clock this morning while
workmen were digging the pit for the
st. Asaph street sewer there wss q
CAVERN and Edward Bag2ett, one OF the
lsborers, was buried up to his srmpits.
The man W ia only his chest above
ground, called msnfully for help.
There was mnch CONSERVATION among
the workmen and psssersby. some sug'
eesting one way to extricste the man
aud others some other. A rope was
placed uuder bis arms and a number OF
men started to pull. when the victim,
realizing that one-hslf of his body WI 3
about to be left in the ground, crit d
msniully to them to desist He Yves
6nslly dug out and emerged from the
pit veneered with mud. Fortunately
he was not seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

STRUCK WITH WRIGHT.-Jsmes
Wright, who is one OF the COT s'ruction
corps of the Southern Railway Com.
psDy now st work at Fsiifax station,
and who has charge Of tue steam
shovel lere, while under the IL fiaeoce
OF liquor went to Mr.. James Fl
Rerald's store, southeast corner Of
Duke and Henry streets, this alter
noon. He became 80 disorderly that
be was ordered out by Mr.. Harry
Head, the clerk. He refused to obey
and was struck on the head tn q
weight by the clerk and seriously
hurt. Wright was carried to the
station mouse and warrant Issued for
Head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

THE SHRINERs.-Nobles OF the Mys-
tic Shrine In Washington to the num-
Der OF two score or more and their
wives and daughters btgan pilgrim
age on Saturday afternoon across the
burning sands to San Francisco, where
the twenty-sight annual session OF the
Imperial Council OF the Ancient Order
OF the Mobiles will begin June 10. 10
the party we're q number OF Alexar =
drisns, Including ex.Mayor E. E. Dow :
ham. delegate from Acca Temple,
Rich mond. accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Downham and Mrs. Henry Green.
Messrs. B. NJ. Aitchesou, L. Ruben, Il.
w. Wildt aud ZDro Hill were also In
the party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

ATTEMPTED AssAULT.-A young
and well.dressed colored man, a
stranger heresbouts, who gave bis
name "a James Wade, was in the dock
10 the Police Court this morning chsrg-
cd with attempted assault. The prose-
cutrix was young and neat-looking
colored girl. She testified that she had
recer tly become acquainted with her
assailsEt, and early last night was in
bis company. She Intended going to
church, but 1t being early she sccomps-
nied Wade to south Washington stree t
10 the neigh borbood of the brickyards
and subss queptly walked across Hunt.
log creek bridge where the Intentions
of the accused became manifest. He
seizsd her, threw her on the ground
and II was only after considerable diff
ficulty that she managed to Illustrate
him and get away. The accused made
20 statement and the Mayor fined him
$40. The Mayor told the girl she had
no business on Hunting creek bridge at
night with q comparative stranger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

CLOSING OF HosTELRY The Con-
oordls hotel, founded by the late
Jacob Bohraus about twenty years ago,
has been closed. As has heretofore
been stated the building has been
purchased by the Alexandra Lodge OF
EIks, who will fit up the second story
rooms for lodge purposes, while the
lower floor will be converted into a
luxurious and modern cafe for the
use Of the members and guests. This
house. or rather the site on which it
stands--as the building has been CON-
pletely metamorphosed 10 the last third
of century-wss many years ago the
off 70 and home OF AN Alexandra
der fist. 1t was la'er the residence OF
the late Wilkinson Hunter, the ship
builder. subsequently the late Geo.
w. Harrison came 10 possession of it
and converted 1t into coy residence.
When he left this city, the late Jacob
Bohraus, after after making eundry
additions, opened a first-class hostelry
there. His widow and sons continued
the business up to day or two ego.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

A WORKOUT CHEsTNUT.-Would-
be witt have been making sensible peo
pie tired for some time by filings tt
Alexandra when passing through the
city on trains or up or down the
river on stesmbor t., and on Friday, II
is said, some guides on excursion trains
on the electric railway iodulged 10
such sallies sd nsusesm. While the
trains were passing through Alexan'
dris they ever and anon called out. to
the merriment of the passengers, "Tht
Flushed city," 'the sleeping city," and
made other ssussless expressions. It's
about high time that those who select
guides for excursion parties recognized
the fact that ribaldry Is not the only
credential requisite for such posi- lon
Doubtless some who laughed yesterday
at their loqusoious guides came from
places unknown to the great world
sequestsred spots which never had mol
never will have history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FELL INTO A RUN.-The basis for .
good story for q Supday-school book
could have been procured yesterday
morning pear the west wall Of the Ma
tional Cemetery. Some boys, whose
parei Is probably imagined they were
at Sunday school, we're climbing the
willow trees on the banks OF Hoofi's
run after BIRDS nests. Ooe youugster
had assembled to the top limbs OF one
OF the trees and was 10 close proximity
to nest when the limb broke and he
descended with o rusb, clearing bic
way through the boughs. and fell in .
posierior pcs tion in the ruO. The wa
ter shot up ike a geyser to fall back
upon the lucs ness youth 10 the shape
OF q copious snowerbstH. He was
more frightened than hurt, end bis
companions asst, I'd bin to the bank.
He resembled person who bad been
scouped up by a mud msohine and
thrown 10 the dump. While the Dir is
chlrped the bedraggled youth slowly
wendell his wsy home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FUNERALs.-The funeral of Mrs
Emma Owens, who died last Friday
morning, took place OF 4 O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon from her late resi-
dence, Ala south Henry street. The
services were conducted by Rev DR..
George L. Hunt. OF the Baptist Church,
and Rev. J. A. LETTERS, OF Trinity
Church. Ioterment was made In the
Bethel Cemetery. The Mount Vernon
Council, Daughters OF America, oil
which she was q member, attended 10
body. The pallbearers were Messrs
G. N. Orsdlin s F. Jefferson H. Mudd,
E l.. Naylor, D. A. Forest and Mr.
Downes.
The funeral OF the late Clarence
Wslls, whose death occurred Saturday
morning at his home on south Fairfax
-treet. took place from st. Mary't
Catholic Churcn this afternoon. The
services were conducted by Father
Cutler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FIREMAN KILLED.-Gordon Good.
win, a fireman on the Southern Rail-
way, was killed near Mitchell station,
about seventy miles south Of Alexau-
dris, OF an early hour yesterday morn
log. The unfortunate man who was
about twenty-five years Of age, left here
Saturday night on 9 freight train and
was struck by Cedar Run bridge Desr
the place mentioned. He had only
been 10 the employ Of the company
about two months. 1t appears that the
ttaio had parted and that he lean
ed out OF the cab OF the engine q:
the train reached the bridge and wss
struck by the uprigbts. He was
brother of Mrs. Ernest r. Boyer, o.
this city, and also OF Engineer Good
win, OF the Southern Railway. The
deceased lived at Gordonsville where
he has wife aud family. His remains
were shipped to that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FINED FOR DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT
Some excitement was caused near the
intersett ton of King and Royal streets
lsle yet tsrdsy evening by man under
the influence Of liquor who got into o
collcguy with street preacher, The
man fioslly used disgusting language
and was arrested. The Mayor this
morning fned him s.. and in doing 80
told the accused that In reality two
charges were urged against bim-one
for disturbing a religious meeting and
the other for drunken and disorderly
conduct. He was warned not to be
guilty OF similar offepees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-Mr. Arthur
Davis was the victim OF a painful and
what might have been q serious &C
cident about two O'Clock today. Mr..
Davis was returning from work and
while stsndipg at the west end Of the
Wilkes street tunnel freight train
passed. he Jumped on the train and
rode through the tunnel but as the train
rounded a curve he WAS caught be-
tween two of the cars and painfully
msshed about the hip. He was taken
to the barge wharf and Dire. Purvls and
Snowden we're summoned, who had
him removed TO the Alexandria Hos
pital, where bis injuries we're examined
and found TO be not serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

MARROW EsCAPg.-Mr. Charles Bur.
rougns had a narrow escape from a
serious accident on King street. Sstur.
day night. He ran and 1t empted to
jump 90 the electric train which had
left the Rovsl street station for Wash
ington at Ills o'clock and, having a
bundle in one hand, did not succeed
10 pulling himself on the platform Of
the Car aud was dragged for some dis
lance, until he finally fell In the street.
Fortunst,ly he was oct seriously To-
iured, although considerably bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

RIVER NOTES.-The schooner Prioce,
from Hunters Bridge. N. c., With
shingles for Smoot & Co., has arrived.
A barge from Baltimore. loaded with
feI tlIizsr for the Bryant Fertilizer
Company, has arrived.
The barge Annie is being loaded
with lumber by II. K. Field g. Co. for
Washington.
The ,tssmer Norfolk. which arrived
up early this morning, reported G
loaded four masted schooner 10 the
river bound up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

CASE IsMIssED.--Samuel b. Allen,
living on south Patrick street, was be.
fore the Mayor this morning charged
keeping vicious dog. AS was stat ID
In the Gszslts Saturday, the dog made
his teeth meet through the lips of q
small boy named Russell Dennis at ne
Payne street ststlon Of the electric rail-
way. The child testified that be was
10 TIE act OF patting the cur on the
head when 1t bit him. 1t was also
averred that the dog had biitsn ether
people, but mostly when on Its own
er's premises. The owner acknowl-
edged the charges OF it having bit
children In the house. The Mayor
Ia summing up the case said the dog,
under the law, was not vicious when IL
resented familisrities, and interfered
with no one when let alone. As it had
been reported that the canine had at
tackled people when unprovoked, of
course the law would be put 10 effect,
He, therefore, diemissed the case, and
directed the officers to ascertain II the
animal had wantonly attacked any one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FINED FIVE DoLLARs EIcs-Ed.
ward Brown and Jared Dorsey, both
colored, we're 6oed IS each in the
Police Court this morning for & htino
10 the southern part of the city sstnr.
day night. Two colored women vsro
10 the party, but there was no evidence
to show they were OF fault. A youno
colored man named Benjamin johnson
was struck by 8 rock during the figbi
and his head was badly cut. There wer,
cries Of murder during the disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02
DIED.

Sunday, June 1, In Brooklyn, N. Y, vIR-
GINIUS d. A., ten years Of sge. beloved son
Of Jose Z. and Norma W. Pidgeon and
grandson OF the late Virginia A. Miner.
Funeral services Of 81 Decatur street, Brock.
Ign, ct $50 p. M, Monday. June i. Inter
ment In the WINDSOR vault, Methodist Gene
terry, AlexAndria, at IAN. Tuesday, June 3,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

STEAMER INsPECrED.-The steamer
Williams, from Havana. with the bag.
gage belonging to Gen. Leonard Wood
formerly Governor General OF Cuba. Cd
board. arrived here yesterday eft Dr..
noon. She carried a yellow fig for
the purpose OF notifying the marine
hospital surgeon that she was from q
foreign port. DR.. Arthur Snowden
went aboard snd after an inspection
gave her q clean bill OF health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

sEBIoUs iccIDEsT The many friends Of
DR.. Shirley Carter, Of Warrenton, will regret
TO learn OF a serious accident which occurred
to him 9 few days since. While training .
horse the lash Of the whip he was using 70.
coied and struck him in the eye, causing in.
tense pain. He hurried TO Baltimore to con-
suit an oculist and was told that the sight OF
his eye had been destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

FINE BoRsEs-Virginis horses have bsen
distinguishing Themselves re. ertly at the
northern horse shows. Mr.. Henry Fairfax
OF Loudoun, has won high bonors with hi,
hackney and at the Philadelphia horDe
show last week, Mr.. CORTLAND II. Smith, pro-
prietor Of II ,mpton stock farm, Alexsadris
county, carried of seven ribbons with his
hunters, Mr.. smith riding his own horses
Among them, ''rhs Lamb" irst priz, yubi.
lee, second; Barrister, third Tip Top, third,
and others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

PRINTER KILLED.-The man found
dead in the toilet room OF one of the
cars in the accident on the Washington
Southern Railway ct Four.mile.run
Friday night was identified as James
q. Williams, Of fredericksburg, who
had been working as printer 10 Wash
ington. Els remains were sent to his
late home this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

MEETINGS The annual meeting Of tb,
stockholders Of the Dewey Hotel Company
was held in this city today.
The snnusl meeting Of the stockholders o
the Washington Real Estate Company va
held in this city today for the election o
officers for the ensuing year and the trsnssc
ton of other business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

ANOTHER RUN.-Gillers during the
past day or two have Dst:ed plumbers
of shad. Last night two fishermen
from this city caught about Atty
shad short distance below
here. They are said to have been
10 good condition. The Baltimore
steamer carried Twenty-Five barrels
OF shsd to Washington yesterday.
They came from Cone river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

YESTERDAY wss an ideal summer
dsy. aud the fair weather brougf
many people into the street., where
most of them remained until q late
hour. The cemeteries bad more than
the usual number OF summer visitors
and the churches average copgrega-
tions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-02

Fun rises tomorrow ct 4:42 q. m. and sets
1926 y. N. High water at 4:20 q. m. and
4:44 o. m