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New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR

VIII find The New-York Tribune for sale
mt the book stalls of the leading hotels
throughout the continent of Europe and
Grent Britain, well the Reading
Room tables Ii mny nIso he obtained at
the principal railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
LARGER STATE EXCISE RECEIPTS

Albany. May 19.-The State Commissioner OF Ex-
else, Mr.. Cullinan, reports that the receipts for
liquor taxes. transfer fees. etc. during the year
ended April S0 1902, amounted TO s12 456 s26 This
Is net gain over the previous year of upward OF
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
TOBACCO TRUST RAISES WAGES.

The eighteen hundred employees of the Continental
Tobacco Company Jersey City. formerly the p
Lorillard Company, have had their wages raised 10
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
RUMOR THAT ODELL NAY RETIRE.
ALBANY POLITICIANS GIVE LITTLE CREDENcE To
THE REPORT.

Albany, May 10 (SpeciaD.-A rumor that Governor
Oden had decided TO accept a business place of
Importance ana consequently would decline re-
nomination for Governor. was the chief subject of
talk among Republican politicians here to-day.
There was a similar rumor last winter that o the
Governor had been made important offer. but
at that time he said Il did have the slightest
foundation. and could only suspect that il arose
from the circumstance that previous to his accent
ance of the Republican nomination for Governor
an offer had been made to him.
Politicians inclined think TODAY that
present rumor revival simply of the report
circulated in the winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
DIES IN CONEY ISLAND HOUSE.

MANS WIFE IDENTIFIES THE BODY But WILL
NOT SAY WHY HE WAS THERE.
A well dressed who had been boarding In the
house of II. F.. Jones, in West Eighth-st. Coney
Island. for the last three weeks, found dead
there yesterday morning The police believe that
the cause of death heart disease. From pa
pers in his pocket the man found TO be Hen
rique Borges De Castro His wife who said she
lived at No 2S4 St Nicholas-ave., Manhattan, went
TO Coney Island in the afternoon and identified the
man. After making arrangements for the removal
Of the body Manhattan. she returned to her
home without giving any explanation of her hus-
bands presence at C0ney Island.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
no MORE MULES FROM MISSOURI
BRITISH GOVERNMENT CLOSES ITS AGENCY
BECAUSE BoER WAR WILL END SOON.

Chicago May l9.-The wholesale purchase OF Mis-
so,iri mules hv the British Government for service
in South Africa has ceased. according to a tele-
gram received by agents of the British in St
Joseph Mo says a special to The Tribune Large
nur~bases made during the week just passed were
ordered 10 be shipped to the remount station at
Iathrop Mo where they will he prepared for ship
ment to some English possession. The Lathrop
station also will he closed.
The telegram in effect said the in South
Africa would close al early date, and that no
use could be found for more horses and mules.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
LAST DINNER IN THE STRATFORD.
PLANS FOR NEW HOTEL THAT Is To STAND
on SITE OF PHILADELPHIA HOsTLERY.

The Stratford Hotel. At the southeast corner of
Broad and Walnut SITS. Philadelphia gave its last
dinner last evening. The property will he turned
over the George a Fuller Construction Com
pany by juno l. II Is expected that the hotel.
occupy tho site. will be ready for
pancy in the OF 1893. Its will be
BcIlevue-St -Straiford Hotel.
The building Will have frontage OF ls5
~ inches in Rroad-st and l22 feet 2ls inches
IN Walnut-st The building will be erected and
furnished under tho supervision OF the owner
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
JURY SAYS H. ". FORD WAS INSANE.

VERDICT HOLDS THAT HE MURDERED HIS
BROTHER AND KILLED HIMSELF
Coroner Scholer and jury yesterday held an in
quest into the death of Paul Leicester Ford. the
author, who murdered by his brother Malcolm
w Ford the athlete and suicide on May 5. The
jury found that Malcolm killed his brother and
himself while temporarily insane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

In Ia misa fsssds eomuigaron las eougre-
gan4as, ls Asoelaci6n del 6agsado Coraz6n de
JaBds nUestras RlmAs mas devotas de Ia Vfr-
gen.
La mia mayor que eanto al Pkrroso fn6
soemnixadg con Is orquassa de San GsTmzn
que diriga ell Pepusado Professor de m6siea don
Jor6 Espada. El panegfrico estuvo 6 cargo
del tlussrado virsuoEo PGrroeo don Ju uan Jose
Labr6n eonmovlendo en- gran mansrA al aGdi-
toTio que con n mayor Atanci6n Ie escuchaba.
Por la taFde, tnvo lugAf una lucida eoncuPri-
dR procession, ter srmin&ndo todo con una GRlve
aolemne " despues sc eanto una bonita Piegaria
q la vfrgsn mientr2s dirigfsn las HiIaa de
Mari1 de dos en- dos 81 trono ds Escalsa
Madre = besarle los pies. Ests acto resnlt6
muy tlerno conmovedor.
Nay satisfecha deba hsher quadado a
virtuosa sefiorita OArmsli Rigau, Prssidenta
de AsociAci6n quien envfamos nuestr& mas
iusta fslieItAci6n 10 mismo que . las dIstingni-
das piRdosRs asf lritrs Ana Torres Labr0n =
CArolina odrigaeE. Vics-prssidenaa Secrets
ria rqpsctiv2ments que tRnto trabsiaron por
el mayor eHplsndor ne 50 heGtA.
Merece tamh.6a nuestros plkcamss eI IN
cansable ealoso P&rroco senior Lsbr6n, que
IAN desinteresadamsnta vians trabRiAndo por
L. religion dssds que sstA al frsnts de ssta
Parsoquia.
I'm oat6Iico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
SOLEMNES CULTOS
EN- SABANA GRANDE

Con mayor ssplsndor solsmnidad que
chrcn an5s se han llevndo efscto cate pua-
bio los cuIsoa que en- Ell mss de MAYO celabRA-
ron las Hiias de MATfa en- honor de "a Escelsa
Patrons 10 MAdrs del Amor Hsrmoso.
La Igesia ofrecfa un precioso golps de
vlsta con Sua bonitas colgAduraa asuies. Ds-
Ianta del altar mayor 90 hahfs coloeAdo m
hsrmoso manto real psndients de una elegan-
ae corona On oil centric destackbass la praeio-
KfsfmA Imagen de Maria que estAba colocAdA
~ mn aFhfstico altar AdoRnado con preclosAR
maaesaay " muItitud de Iuces, ofrscisndo todo
al conjunto an golpe de vista snbims y sncRn-
tador. Los cGntlcos estaban cargo de un
aalecto eoro da niiiAs sobEesAliendo laa pFecio-
$50 vooaa "a AdaIa NasaKIo, Rosa SAnehsss
raTman NaFtfnaE. Jnane Santiago v la nif.tas
Nseronl, aeompRa indolss 81 81 armoniun doa
RRm6n 9plters,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

Ell sdiAcio de transportation en- ell oerta-
men Universal contendFS cuatro millas de vi&s
ferrocarRiIerAs sobra las cuRles ne exhibiran
los meiorea vehfeuos rodanteS consfru1dca en-
tod0 eli mundo. Una area de 27o 600 pies euA-
drados, mas de ssis acres, se destinara para
vRgones, carruaies, automobiles etc.
El Deparssmento de Concesiones tisne en-
Hus archives como once mil s0lie1tuoes para
priyilegioa 8 concesiones de vRriAS classes.
Sc ha fnstRlado una ohcine de CorReoS en-
al edffeio de Ia administracion, con servieio de
eArteros rapaRtidores todas las convsnienciAs
que EsquisFa IN sistsma peIfseto.
Sc han sepArAdo doscisntas acres de tsrre.
no en- ell Forest Park en- donde Sc construirAn
los sdiHcios de los EstadoS. Entre esos cuyo
local yA Sc ha Discriminate, So eneuentrAp: MI
RaouFi, Texas, ArkenaRs, Ilionis, Icwa, Kan
sAs, West Virginia Wlnconsin. Ocuparan ID
parts sur del grupo principal de ddihcioS, cer-
ca del edlHcio del GobIsrno y ell Palacio de
BsllAS Artss.
Como tFsncIentos rsprsssntantes de Faro
eaEries en- loa Estados Unidcs, en- IN via1a de
inspection n las linsAs que terminan en- st.
Louis, viSitAron ell attic de ID Exposici6n essa
semAna.
Mexico envisrk no solamente an deHtAea-
msdto de RurSlss montAdos, sfno una mAgnih-
% Banda de AKtillerfa, compuessA de 90 so
ArrsglAr& en- los teTrenos de Ii Exposici6n para
sl Aloiamiento de Ia fuerSs, que SsrA como de
eien en- n6merO.
El GobIsrno Imperial de Turquia ha dsci-
dido participaF en- ID Exposition Universal Y
nj efscto Sc propons envfAr una comisi0n. Esaa
Mcei6n del Gobierno Ia deApert&do e inteEes
inteT6B de los comerciantaB mAnufaetureros
del Imperio OSomAno quienes Sc sstRn amman
DO envfar ariieulos para exhibir en- 10 Expo
Aici6n.
El sdiHcio principal de la Rdniniatraci6n,
eontiens mas de cineuspta ohcinas, aigunRs
bastante Ampli4sI m salon especial para las
sesionss do In Jnnta Dirsctiva. El adifelo 90
gcntra de incandio, y Ell trabaio de mRdeEa o.
de Eohie visio Todo oil musblaie 81 de ls mis-
AlturA de eineusnta pies sobFe el nivsl general
ssplendida vista de todos los srabsios ahoEA 81
progrsso
AFR. Lee Morehouse, Dlpu2ado eniplead0 de
In Euprema Corta del Estado de Oeeg6n m
enAuaiAata AncionRdo . In fotogr&ffA, posee uns
magninca collection de fotogrAff&s hiss6rlcss
de Iaa tribus 1ndias, vistas tomRdRs 10 lar
10 de In costa del BIO Columbia, con deHcrip-
stones espscialss de In rntA que sigul6 Lewis J
Clarke en- su exploration de Oregon. E ia.
fosogrAffAs ssr&n enviadas Ia Exposition pa
rA exhibirse.
La primer Asta de bAnders que Sc levAnta
rs sobre los tsrrenos de 10 ExpoSici0n, IS IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
AsAMBLEA De cATOLICOS EN- VIEQUES

I'm viaquas sc celebr6 el domingo una
asamblsa de cat6Iicos ante una numerosa con.
curreneia.
Daspues de haber hseho uso de Il pais bra
81 reverendo Padrs Antonini Ell ioven don
DArio Procediose 8 nombrar Ii 1unta qne que
dc constituida por unanimidad de votes en- 10
forma siguients:
Presidente, don Lauresno Sarria; Vice
presidente don L. Amsdee Bonnet; Seeretario,
don Antonio BalIido; Vlce,secretagio, don Fran
cisco Luian; Tssorsro, don Jos6 Lujan; Vice
tesorero, don Antonio Torres; Fiscal. dou Flo
rsneio Alvarez. vocales. don Chs. lie Brum
don DArio Ruiz don Bernardo Calls don Ezs-
auel Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
NOTICIAS
SOBRE LA EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL De SAINT LOUIS

Alberto de Oteg6n, y Ue colocara so6re IL to-
RE de los Ediheios de Ia Adminissraei6n.
El edincio del Estado de Arkansas IS cons
truirh q unos cuRntos metros del de Missouri
al sur del Palaeio de Bsles Artss, ell cual COS
tara un million de pesos. a muy corta distan-
Ella estar& ell ed6cio del Gobierno. El attic
para el ediHcio de Arkansas f1e elegido por 10
comisi6n de ess Estado, Cue vino ST. Louis
con objsto de enterarse del prcgrsso en- los
trabsjos de la gran empress.
Los barauaros de los EstRdos de Missouri
Kansas en- su rscients convention que eeie'
braron, adoptaron reEolnciones unanimemsnte,
eompFometl6ndoss preatar "a aynda mayo
res eFfuerEos Ia sLouisianR Purchase Expo
sit;on.s
So ha sugerido en- Ell edihcio del Estado de
1isho Sc construya de lava soludihcAda que
abunda mucho en ess Esssdo.
Ts6aco cafs ser&n los principales pro-
duotos que se exhibiFSn de Puerto Rico en- Ia
Exposici6n. Ademks de loa 30 600 que el 60
bierno apFopi0 psra una exhibition de ID her
mosA isls de las Antillas, se levantarA una sus-
cripcI6n particular entire los prepistArios de
plantfos de tabaco v eAf6, cuyA c&ntidad ascsn-
dsrk 9 20. .ooe..
Los terrenos de II Exposici6n estkn pro.
vistos de eaHsrfAs maestEas de agua, de IL
puIgAdsp, en- dos ladies', de las cuaIes otras ea-
nsF12a as . % 70 pulEAOAs on 0i&nues shVg sS GA
/ tIsnde variAs parties de los terrenos.
Mr. O. Z. Wannerstrum, Comisionado de
| Ia Exrosici6n en- Noruega Soecia, escribe de
| Cristiana, Noruega, dicisndo que despuss de
| fnysstigsr superficial menta la sisuaci6n de
| souellos psises, estk ERtisfecho con los planes
| y,parspectIvs que hay para lA participation de
| esas naeionss en- el CertAmen de ST. Louis.
i e Senador Morrow, de 10 Comisi6n del Es.
| tAdo de Kansas para ests Exposition, dice que
| loa mineros de pIomo zine sn ell distPito dc
| Cslena, X As., eatkn verdsderRments snsiosos
| de prspsrar una exhiaiei6n que excsderS Ia
| de Joplin, ID eual Sc Kaprssensara an ID sxhi-
/ bici6n de Missouri.
| Mr.. J. Sherwood Case, de Brooklyn, II, e,
| possodor del progFsma id6nsieo que eli prssi-
/ dansa Lincoln tanfA an eu mano en el testYo,
| euAndo fue ssesinado, ha solicitado lugar RpYo
| p6sito para exhibirlo en- ls Exposition. En
| conteataei6n ana earta de este seaor en- don.
| da pedfa infoFmes seerca de Ii seguridad de
| eats precioaR reliQuia hist6rica, Ell secretaRio
| de In Exposition, Mr.. Stevens, le manifesto Ia
| sIguisnte eSu soIieitud ha sido cuidAdoaa.
| mente archivada en- al Comite que tisns cargo
| de exhibieiones de obietos historicos. Es ny
| probable gus rno de los edif :ios de 10 Univar.
sidad de Warrington sc destinRrs para esa ella.
| Sc de exhihieiones, qus pr0metan ser no sola.
| ments mum erosas sino de gran valor interSs
| La CompAfifa de In Exposition IA recibido
| ofartAs de reIiquias h!st6ricAB de este otros
| p&ises, 10 que haea crasr que 10 collection que
| Sc exhibe serk una de las eosAs mas interesan.
tss de Is Exposiei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
Otro abogadO que ejerce

Nos eomunican de lA capital que ha pre-
ssntAdo . Ia CoFte SupramE sus doeumsntos
univeRsitArios con solicltud para oil ejsPcicio
profeIiorAl en- 10 isla, nuestTo distlnguid0 ami.
10 don GnilleHmo fgRr1vldes LRndron, hsrma-
no de nuestro tAmoi6a distipguido amigo don
Rafael L6peS LAndr6n.
Don GuIllermo es nm abogAdo de laraa
pr6oticM que hA postul8do con notabes 6xitoa
en- CadIS, donde goxa del buen coneepto de ex
perto iurseonsulto. Su ntulo es de una de
Las meiores univeTsidades esptnolAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
r. l. :

IA fAllscIdo en- valancia-Espsfis-x Ios
20 amos de- edAd, 10 pusgtorriqusnA daGA Susa-
m Lorsnu Rsyes, sohgIna &c nusstRo agsnte
en- RIO GsAnde don Manuel Rsyes Rodrigusx.
e lviamos eIts dsmks familIa de II e.
nAaA 81 haas proinnao p6samp,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09
0fcinas del puerto
Rico Herald"

Por hahsr saIido equivoeada en- al snuncio
QUE pubicamos 10 direction de lss ofcinas ds
ests qusrido coIega. nao-yoi oiklno, sdvertin1os 6
los suscritores, qne dicha redacci6n ests essa
bIecids lat oeste cale 79, no calle SO CO.
mo deciA Ell anuncio. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

El Dspartsmento de Concesiones tsne en-
sus archives como once mil solicitudss para
gios concesones de VRriAS classes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

El sdincio de trsnsportaei6n en- al CertA-
men Universal contendrs cuatro mlllss de viss
ferFocArRilerRs Robre las cuRles ne exnlbiran
los meiorea vehfcuIos rodanteS construidcs en-
hodo eli mundo. Una area de 27o 600 pies Gus
drAdos, mas de seis acres, se destinara para
vsgones, carFnaies, automobiles, etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

Sc ha fnstRlado una ohcine de CorEeos 81
el edife eio de IL administration, con servicio d.
eArteros rspaRtidores todas las convsniencis
cue KaquiaFs IN sistama perfseto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-09

Por trasaRse de IN dissinguido compasFlota
y estimAdo amigo nuestro, reprodueimos 81
Articuio que ilustrs patriots cubsno Jose Mar
II dedic6 al periodistA pusrtorriquedo Sotero
Figusroa, algunos sfi3s antss de partiE para 10
msnigus donde eneonsr6 aquel heros glotfosa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE.-THE Cstho-
lie conference OF the northern district
of the Diocese of Richmond was held
todsy 1t st. Mary's rectory. Rev.
Fat 1er Cutler acted as dean and mod
orator. The following priests were
present. Rev. Fathers Carroll. Nor
folk; Te,rDey, Falls Church; Drake,
Norfolk; Kelley, Ms1tiusbure; Grove,
Charlottesville; VanIuglegem, Stsun-
tor; Hsuley, Portsmouth; Patrick, o.
!. B., Warren,oD; O'Hars, Lynohburgi
Walsh, Norfolk; Coleman, Fredericks'
bure; Donoboe. Newport News; Nc
Keefry, Winchester; Cutler and Ahern
Alexandria.
Papers were read on the following subjects
/. THE entire human race had its origir
in one pro. parent, Adam by Bev. Fathei
AheTn.
2. Exposition of the principles OF the eter
ual and OF the natural Law, by. Rev. w. b
| Han ey, OF Portsmouth.
! 3 History of Biblical Interpretation IL
the Catholic Church before the h formation
This paper was prepared by Bev. }. "
| Lynch, Of Roanoke, who was unsyodsbly DC
tanned. and was read by Rev. Z. J. Walsh, o
| Norfolk
After the business Of the conference tn
visiting min sters were entertained 81 oinne
by Rev. H. J. Cutler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17
Lansburgh&BrO.,
42o to 426 Seventh street,
WASHINGTON. DC.

PERSONAL - Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
p. Graves have Issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Elesuor Graves. and Mr.. Fred NC
Graw, which will take place Wednes'
day evening, June % A reception
will follow at the residence OF Mr..
Graves, 623 south Fairfax street.
Mrs. w. r. Pdrvis. has returned from
Clifton Springs, N. Y where she spet
t1e past few weeks.
Mrs. Janet Lssdbester and family.
accom- panied by Mrs. Mary @. Powell,
have gone ID their summer hume,
Strathblsne, 10 Fairfax county, west Of
this city.
Mr., Louis Slesmsn Scott and bis
bride. who WAS Miss Mary Donaldson
Powell, OF this city, arrived here yes-
terday from Norfolk by steamer, hsv'
ing returned from their bridal tour by
sea from Boston. 10 the evening they
left for their future home, "MorVen
Park" near Leesburg.
Mis- Anne Campbell Thomas, Of
RuxtoD, is the guett OF Mr.. and Mrs.
CORTLAND II. Smith. near this city.
Misses Daisy and India Marshall have
gone to Charleston, W. Va, on visit.
Mrs Mildred Thompson, of Atlanta, Ga.
IL visiting Mrs. Edgar War6eld on souii
Fairf street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillian have returned
| from their wedding trip.
Mr.. @. H. Callahan today qualified as Com
missioner Of the Revenue, he having besI
reelected to that position ct the May election
Among those who arrived here this morn
| inc on the Norfolk steamer were BishoI
Randolph and Rev. Beverly Tucker, WHIT
vent TO the Episcopal Theological Seminar!
to attend the meeting of the Trustees OF tina
| institution held today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There were no cases for trial in the
Police Court this morning. Bot one
ledger sought shelter in the station
house last night.
Matilda johnson, en- old and well.
known colored resident OF the First
yard died on Sunday night and was
bnried today from st. Mary's Church
The will Of William Gait, dated
December 81, 1897, was filed for pro
bate in Washington yesterday. 10 TN
pastor Of st. Msry's Roman Cstnoil'
Chureh 10 Alexandra is left IL ,OOo iol
the benefit of the deserving poor Of ,nl
city. Mr.. Gait was o native OF tnis CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17

FUNERAL OB5EQUIEs.-T funeral
cerem onies over the remains OF the late
Leonard Msrbury took place 10 ct.
Paul's Church at 5 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and although the weather
wss rainy and clustering at tbst hour,
there was q large attendance on tne
part of the friends aud acqusiDtances
of the deceased. Ali classes OF Gil zsns
were regresented and the gathering
evidenced the esteem 10 which the de-
CEASED was held. The body was borne
into the church by eight members OF
the Alexandra Light Infantry, uOder
command of Sergeant Pierpont, VINO
acted as body bearers. The honorary
pail bearers were: Judge J. K NJ.
Norton aud John NJ. johnson. OF the
Alex andria Bar Association: Thom
w. Robinson and OF the Alexsndri :.
Wssbir gton- Lodge of Masops; Samuel
l. Monroe, of the knights oi
Pytbias. ard James Il. OMears, OF
the O Id Fellows. The solemn process
sion moved through the aisle 10 the
c1aucel while the soft notes from tie
organ rose upon the air. The SER Gee,
which were conducted DO l.ev. DIR. +.
p. Phillip, were very Impressive. Inc
cnolr rendered appropriate hymns.
Later the body was replaced in The
hesrs9 and the solemn cortege move
toward ST. Paul's cemetery where the
sepui ure took place. At the grave im
pressye Masouic services were read by
Worship'ul Master August Oehlert, OF
Alexsndria.WAs hi0gton Lodge of Ma
sons. The srTv CO were concluded with
taps ny busler from the Alexsndili
LipI t Infantry The members OF the
Alexandris.Wash Lodge OF Ma
sons sad Alexandria Bar Assoc'at oD,
of which he was q member, cit 'nded
the funeral 10 body. Delegations
from the following organization Of be
was member also attended: Al.xap-
drIa Light Infantry, Alexandria l. got
Iofsntry Veterans Associt ton, y ID
Fellows, Knights OF P, mas, Osceola
Tribe of Red MeD, and the Royal Area
mum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17

SCHOOL CLIO SING The closing exer.
olses of Miss Bsrnlce E Angeles school
took place last night at SOl north
Washington street. The pupils pr, :
sented Miss Angelo with an umbrella
ss a token of their affection for her.
The exercises were Interesting through
out aud much enjoyed BY all preset
The prizes were awarded as follows;
First medal for studies to Zelds Smith
second medal to Hat lie Burns for
studies aud attendance; first class
first prz, 10 spelling to L 'loa SIN t
second DO, to Matte Borns; 3 do, to
Cleone Riley. Second class-trst pr z:
t, Florence Andersen; reading and
arithmetic to James Wells; studies ard
department to Lillian Dow; reading
and writing to Mabel Angelo. and at
tendance to Louise Wells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-17

ENGINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. IL of the Richmond, Fredericks'
burg and +, t3m.c Railroad was over
termed at the foot OF FOu'taer tn street.
Washins too, this morning about half
past ak o'clock. The engine was a''
tached t. southbouud freight tTaip
and the operator 10 the tower at the
approsoh to Long Bridge bad placed a
signal for the train to stop. 1t. howev'
er, kept on and the only alter alive
was t throw 1t into q cutoff switch and
deraiI Il In order to avoid q collision
with train which was in t1e block Q
abort distance ahead. The engineer and
fireman, realizing the situation, jumped
and escaped injury. The sou'hoounc
track was blocked until the overturned
engine could bo replaced upon tn
track.
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DREDGING IN THE POToMAC.-Col:
Allen. the engineer officer 10 charge OF
the improvemet OF the Potomac river,
reports to the War Department ms
satisfactory progress is being made ~
the contractor engaged 10 cutting q
chsnpel through shoal places 10 the
lower Potomac Although the wotK
was delayed by high winds about o.
600 cubic yards of material were dredg,,
ed and deposited during the month oil
MAY. During he progress OF the dredg-
ing operations In the lower Potomac 'o oe
wreck of schooner so feet long and ~
feet beam was encountered in the Cut
at Maryland Point Shoal.