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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14

% millas esa noche, y sc aloj6 en-
la casa de una anciana, en- uu lu-
gar que llaman San Juan. ST.
guiendole sus rastros, los ofcia-
les descubrieron donde ell fugiti-
vo sc subio al buggy, y tambien
descubrierou Ell lugar donde sc
apeo del vehiculo. De este lugar
lie siguieron la huella hasta que
sc Inferno en- el vale del MINI
bres. En- este lugar ell Sr. Baca
Sc hizo acompanar dc Simon
Holstein, Jro y John Shannon,
vaqueros, y otros dos, y cuando
perdieron la huella, el Sr. Baca
dividio sus fuerzas por iguales
parties, y tres salieron rio abajo,
y Baca, Holstein Y Shannon rio
arriba. El plan era de que cada
una partida tenia que esculcar
todas las casas donde creyeran
que pudiera estar escondido ell
asesino, y juntarse despues en- un
lugar senalado. La partida ca
pitaneada por ell Sr. Baca fue a
la casucha donde vive una vieie-
ella, que fue entrevistada cerca
del gallinero. Sc le pregunt6
doude estaba ell hombre que ha-
bia llegado a su casa un dia 6
dos antes. Ella nego haber visto
por ALI a ninguu desconocido, y
como ST no quisiera responder
mas, sigui6 en- direction de la ca
sa. Baca la detuyo y la diio que
ordenara 4 aquel hombre que te.
MIA escondido en- Sill casa que sa-
liera fuera. A este momento,
Telles, que estaba tomando la
comida, salio a la puerta, pero
autes de que pudiera hacer NADIA
Baca le apunt6 su rifle, y le or
demo que alzara las mauos y Sc
dierA por REQ. Telles obedeci6,
y mientras Baca lie tenia apunta-
do ell rifle sus otros compafieros
le esculcaron para yer 81 traia
armas. La inica arma que Te-
lies poseia era una pistola de
As Colts y esta la tenia debajo
de la almohada de la cana en-
qte habia dormido.
Cuando sc le preguuto 81 q era
el hombre que habia asesinado al
carcelero de Santa Fe, contest6
que no, que el Sc llamaba Duran,
y que uu hermauo suyo viva en-
aquel vale. Pero corto tempo
antes de ponerse en- camino dc
regreso Telles admiti6 que el
era el profugo, pero que q no ha-
bia matado al carcelero. Diio
que iba en- direction del estado
de Sonora, donde viva su fami-
liza. Despues le rog6 al Sr. Baca,
que le pegara Tin tiro, que prefe-
ria morir asf que no ser vuelto 4
Santa Fe donde temia ser liu-
chado.
Tclles fue devueIto 1 la carcel
de Santa Zee, donde permanecera
hasta que las leyes determinen
cual ha de ser su suerte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14
MATO ST. MARIDO
LuegO COrtO Su CuerpO en- PCdS-
los y 10 QuCm0.

Monticello. n. Y, Feb. LA
sonora Lafayette Taylor. de Cen
terville, eondado de Sullivan,
coniesa haber matado i su mari
do, Lafayette Taylor, y quema-
do su cuerpo ell 'dia Is de Euero,
para ocultar su crimeu. Taylor
desapareci6 la noche del 25 de
Enero, y la suposieion era que
habia tornado las de villadiego y
abandonado a su familia. Ell dia
3 de Febrero Ia sehora Taylor
atcnto vender uu caballo 4 un
hombre dc Centerville, que re-
hus6 comprarlo, porque temio
que volviera Taylor V sc 10
quitara. La sonora le dijo que
no temiera por ese lado, por-
que ella habia matado a su mari
do y auemado su cuerpo.
La historic es que Taylor, que
era muy borracho, vino a su casa
la noche del 25 &c Euero en- esta-
do de embriaguez y comenzo a
abusar a su pobre muier. Can
sada de aguantarlo la mujer fue
~ agarro uu revolver que hahia
compra do haeia algunos dias J sc
la apunto 1 su marido con el fin
de asustarlo. Taylor no solo no
hugo sino que, abalanzandose so"
bre su esposa procure quitarle ell
revolver. Sigui6 una lucha y
cuando forcejeaban por la pose
sion del arma Sc disparo acciden-
talmente ell susodicho revolver y
la bala peg6 en- la frente 4 Tay-
lor causandole una muerte ms
tantanea.
Ella sc asusto muchisimo el
tenor que Sc apoder6 de su men
te de ser arrestada y procesada
como criminal por el crimen de
asesinato fue tai que de una vez
resolyi6 cortar el cuerpo en- peda-
zos y reducirlo d cenizas en- el
fuego. Su hija de IA amos pre-
seucio el baleo y ayud6 4 sl madre
a cortar en- pedazos Ell cuerpo con
una hacha, y 4 quemarlos en- la
estufa dc la cocina, iuntamen-
te con sus ropas. Despnes de
quemados los huesos, fueron
molidos y dados 4 conner 4
las gallinas, Las manchas de
sangrc doude fue descuartizado
el cuerpo, fueron cubiertas con
tinta.
Los Taylors vivian en- un ran
cho distante una milla del cami-
mo real, y 81 ella no conhesa, pro-
bablemente jamas habria sido
descubierto el crfmen. La seno-
ra Taylor tiene 40 anos de edad.
Ella dice que confes6 porque su
conciencia la estaba torturando.
Fue lleyada 4 Ia carcel de Mon
ticelo.
Eduquen I'll VIentre con las Cascarets
Las fildoras "Candy Uathartes' ouran Ia cons
tipacion pef1uanentemente, l0c 25c III no euran,
te botcarto dovuelve Ell dineru
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14
SOmhrereria de SeHOraS.

Las seiioras que qpieran COM
prar sombreros 4 ia Ultima moda
y los mas hermosos articulos de
arte, todo a precios atractivos
sumamente baratos- haran bieu
en- ocurrir al establecimiento de
la Sra. Malboeuf. No. 524, Gale
Sexta, Plaza Nueya.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14
AtaCada pOr un BrutO.

En- Tome, condado de Valen-
cia, dice el New Mexican que
q fines dc la semana pasada una
nina de diez amos iba para la ca
sa dc un yecino cuando en- el ca
mino fue atacada por su cufado,
hombre y casado con familia, y
brutalmente ultraiada. Ella di6
ayiso d sus padres del crimeu y
el bruto fut aprehendido ahora
ocupa una zelda en- la carcel del
condado de Valencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14
AYiSO de Administration.

A quienes concierna Sc da aviso
que el abajo firmado fue ell dia 9
de Febrero, 1902, nombrado Adj
ministrador del Estado de Tomas
G. de Baca, finado, y todas las per-
sonas que tengan reclamos contra
Ell Estado de dicho Tomas c. de
Baca finado, preseutaran los mis-
mos dentro del tempo sque pres
cribe la ley.
Manuel c. dc Baca.
81. Adminitrador.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14

La tienda de Don Jose Y. Lu-
jan, en- la calle del Street Car,
cerca del rio, esta popularizaudo,
Sc mucho entire la genie, como
una de las tiendas mas baratas
que hay en- Las Vegas. El senior
Luian hace sus compras con di.
nero al contado, no tiene que cos
tear renta de casa y por ESQ veude
tan barato. If.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14

Dr. Hobbs sparsgus Pills curan toda case de
en6ermedades de los rihouss. Muestras grtais.
Diruanse, Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago n. y.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14

Eduquen el NIenUre con las Gasearets.
Las fildoras "Candy Catharties" ourau Ia cons
dpacion perluanentemente, Toe 25c. Si no euran,
te boticario dovuelve Ell dinero
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-02-14

NFCEsITAM0s VARlAs Personals DE CA
racter reputation en- eada estado Csc necCsita
una en- este eandad0l para que represente anun-
Gle una casa de concrete de muehos altos de eXts-
teneia, de much capital s0lido estado tnancie-
ro, Salaro, ssi00Ia sainana, gast0s phEados. pa
gable todo cada IN Microbes en- dinero drecta-
mente de Ia casa, So supra eahalo eafrualo
cuando sean necesari0s. Den reiereneias, Adiuu-
ten una eartera va dirgda, Colonial Co, Jai
uearborn ST. Chicago,
The evening world., 1903-08-27

burden and had a large cargo aboard.
We had a good trip as far as we went
though we had hard work to weather
tae gale of the night before the acci-
dent"
mate of the vessel, but says he was
asleep with the other members of the
crew at the time of the collision. He
heard nothing from any of those on
board after the schooner sank. He was
nearly drawn into the water by the
Suction when the schooner went down,
other members of the crew are named
as Frank Saunders, cook: Peter Blide n.
William Alexander and William Feeney.
home was in Salem. Mass. His name IS
not known.
whitney Not Damaged.
The officers of the steamer Maine
knew nothing OF the details of the col
iision. They said they happened along
lust after the accident, at about III
O'Clock at night The bow of the
steamer was not damaged, 50 FAR as
The The steamer pilgrim, of the FAIL
River line, came along soon after the
accident and offered assistance, but was
told by the whitney that none was
needed. All three steamers. used thel:
searrhlights for some time In an enort
70 discover others of the crew OF the
schooner, but were unable to do so:
The Booth, 1t Is said, Is owned IN new
London and was a new boat built !ast
YEAR for a syndicate OF that city. She
was one cf the stanchest three-mas'4Fs
on the Sound.
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GOT TO
Have Sharp Brains Nowadays or Drop
Back.
GOT TO

The man of to-day, no matter what
bis calling, needs sharp brain, and
IN get this he needs food that not
only gives muscle and strength but
brain and nerve power as well.
carpenter and builder OF Mar
ouette. Mich, who is energetic and
wants to advance in his business,
read an article about food In a re-
jielous. paper, and in speaking OF his
eynerience he said: up to three
wears ago had not been able to
study or use my thinking powers to
any extent. There was something
lacking, and I know now that 1t was
due to the fact that my food was not
rebuilding my brain.
about this time l began the use
Of the condensed food Grape-Nuts,
and the result has been l can think
and plan with some success. II mas
not only rebuilt my brain until It Is
stronger and surer and more active.
hut nv muscles are also harder and
more firm, where they used to be
loose and soft, and my stomach Is
now in perfect condition. l can en-
dure more than twice the amount OF
fatigue and my nights rest always
completely restores me. In other
words, am enjoying life, and at
tribute. It, to the fact that Il have
found a perfect food. "E Name given
| by Postum Co.. Battle creek, Mich.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
COULDN'T RESIST
THE SHAVING STICKS
Edwards Just Had to Steal Them,
for He Said the Temptation
Was Too Great.

Policeman King saw a young man
sliding down rope ladder from the
fourth story of No. 42s Columbus ave-
nue. early to-day and land on the glass
roof over the entrance to ]. Jungman's
drug store, where he reeled. like a
drunken man. The policeman hurried
to his assistance and as the stranger
reoc,kd the adewaS, threh shaving
sticks dropped from his trousers pocket.
A bottle of patent medicine and some
bottles of perfume followed. King
picked up tho articles and placed the
man under arrest. In the West Side
Court the prisoner described himself as
George Edwards, aged twenty-three, of
No IT Henry street. Asked why he
took the articles he said:
The temptation was too great"
He was held In 1900 bail for trial.
The evening world., 1903-08-27

Word was received over the long-dis-
tance telephone by The Evening World
from New Haven to-day OF a disaster
at sea in which six men were
drowned.
THE LOST:
SAUNDERS. FRANK. cook.
BLIDEN, PETER, sailor.
ALEXANDER. WILLIAM, sailor.
FEES. WILLIAM, sailor.
Unknown man. mate.
GORHAM. JOSEPH L.. passenger.
Gloucester, Mass.
The steamship II. NJ Whitney, of the
Metropolitan line, bound from New
York to Boston. ran down the schooner
John Booth in the Sound. just west of
New Haven. last night The schooner
was instantly SUNK with five of her
crew and passenger whose name is
Joseph l.. Gorham. n paper hanger, of
GLOUCESTER Mass, Daring rescues of the
schooner's captain and a sailor were
made
The sea was rough and the night was
dark. The Whitney, big steel craft.
used for treighting, was proceeding at
her usual speed when suddenly there
sails of the schooner. Tho lookout on
the Whitney shouted to the man at the
wheel. and several voices on the Booth
could be heard calling in warning.
In moments time the engines OF
the feighter were reversed and the
helm twisted furiously. but it was too
late. With a mighty crash the steel
Prov OF the steamship crashed into the
planking or the Booth. The night was
filled with cries. Through the gloom
men could be seen leaping from the low
sides ,r OF the sailing vessel into the sea;
The captain of the Whitney ordered
his boats lowered and this was dole
speedily, but so imperfect was the light
| that the work of rescue was attended
We're seen TO sink beneath the waters,
but the figures OF two men could be
made out. as they swan desperately In
the heavy sea. To one of these went
| the Whitney's boat. and succeeded in
| saving the man. who proved to be the
captain OF the Booth.
the steamship Maine, of the Stonington
line, were seen. The distress whistle
was blown, and the Maine hove to. One
OF her boats was lowered and a sailor
was rescued.
For over half an hour the two boats
hovered near the point where the Booih
| OF drowned sailors. From the captain
of the Rooth 1t was learned that Ave OF
his men were missing, and one pas
| senger.
| Seaman HesselPs story.
| The Booth was bound for New YORK
! from Long Cove, Me. Hessell a colored
man, was acting as lookout. He says
he saw no lights of any kind on the
whitney. He clung to a SPAR until picked
| up. The captain of the Booth. George
| Thomas. also clung to spar.
Hessell said to an Evening World re-
| porter:
schooner. The Captain was at the
Wheel. 1t was quite foggy al, the time.
| The steamer until she was almost upon
us, when heard her bells ringing. She
struck us square amidships. We were
Loaded with stone and the collision
caused US to sink almost, Instantly.
~ was pitched into the water. I
caught hold, Of a piece Of, Of floating
tnssed about and had hard work 10
hold on. ! was spied by the steame.
search iights The schooner was a
4 three -master. She was about 1000 tonl
The evening world., 1903-08-27

said that the who the boy aboard the
they could
him a time
Cons Of the clerks there recognized the
there told and understood
perfectly Q a ship bound for Japan
VceConsu maintained before the Collector that men could oe
signed but the District Attorney said that such
shipping laws and intimated
believe the VceConsus statement that unsigned
brought
said the question would
g decided before further into the
opinion said Collector Stranahan this important
which should decided shipped
signed all of possibilities
ship will allowed sail to-day
under bonds
The evening world., 1903-08-27
TRAIN BLOWN UP
BY MACED0N|ANS
Seven Killed and Fifteen Wound
ed When Budapest Express
Is Shattered with Dynamite
on Dash to ConstantinopIe.

SOFIA. Bulgaria Aug. 27-The east
bound express from Budapest to Con-
stantinople was blown up near Kuleli
Burgas. about twenty-five miles south
OF Adrianople, early this morning.
Seven persons were killed and fifteen
were injured. Dynamite bombs were
used
Every car was smashed Apparently
the outrage was the work of revolu-
tionists who travelled on the train.
The bombs which wrecked the train
were thrown by a third-class passenger
who was in the buffet-car. The dead
include two Turkish women, two chill
dren and three trainmen
The evening world., 1903-08-27
CONSUL JOuVE
is MILDLY SARCASTIC,


"
n
nothing
magu
himself his chair looked rapturous
consulate
n
-
The evening world., 1903-08-27
VETERAN TEACHER
SAID 70 Be INSANE
ssd Nspst osmes from tonseNf
on, Concerning Mfs Jsre Ne
oausisrd, ~ ptoBoseu,

Wss fsrs Nc7su-isaf vHs vss ~
ss4sess lr iFs pmile s'N7els W Hos'
,,sss i,f fs,fiv rr'v tssss is rsprristI
,m frpH1r ont wNffs &c vent tfsl
re-t1s ~, ir srrft rsr vacation 80
rsp-is~siy insane
Frisrts ts Wy wr,'s ~ me HoNeser'
r.stf " rtf.tfNr rsEirs 'nti Me-
Nscausiands sslsfy irr the noash pasul
lt arwsrtsd i1 London 90 rne etsI
isrsiy In reri W funds This the ovart
vln rfnsr Ht a. as 10 h4f No wefNi
...s.. s srf .sUnHt f.rew me ur J
.lr1,oratsd word ~ her supposs4
V.rsutart 10 fiStv ysnts % sss
tfs v4s fne 0raf vr9r IN long.
p,ps she haA taken q vacation, havln q
1... .eH fumnr no r'nfHrs in alvloE
nr .rttr .ratrurlnn
The evening world., 1903-08-27
Munyon's,
Witch Hazel
Soap
It cures babies and grown folks Of all skinI

It cures babies and grown folks Of all skins
eruptions.
It cures dandrutf.
1t stops the hair from falling out. =
It makes the hair grow. ..;. aaI.
It is the best shampoo made.
1t is ideal for shaving.
It gives the glow OF youth to saliow andj
dull compilations Cures all skin eruptions.
1t is more soothing than cold cream; mors,
identifying than any lotion or cosmetic.
1t is the best toilet soap made.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
HENRY D. PURROY'S WILL.
Document Distributing His Estate
Filed To-day for Probate.

The will OF Henry D. Purroy, former
County Clerk. who died at Saratoga Aug.
q was to-day hled for probate in the
Surrogate's Oflce.
Mr.. Purroy bequeaths to his widow a
house at No, 1897 Webster avenue. with
six surrounding lots; house In Sara.
toga, whatever is to his credit in the
Central Trust Company of New York
and the Citizens National Bank OF
Saratoga. and all pictures, carriages,
jewelry, etc.
The rest of the estate 10 bequeathed
to his brother, Chief Purroy. and to his
cousin, John Purroy Mitchell. Mr..
Mitchell also receives the watch pre-
sented TO Mr.. Purroy- when elected
President OF the Board of Aldermen.
The widow and Chief Purroy are ap-
pointed executors. Tho value OF the
estate is estimated At not less than
AluOOos y -
The evening world., 1903-08-27

Collector stranahsn said he had called
articles the that they contained
member rreguaty a
sailor unless the ships articles
we'll the before the Consul
Another egulariy which will passed to-day the authorities
that Dennere which he said he had paid $S6 hotel
That against the United States laws.
said that the OF Thompson I'm
Hamilton boat will anchor
she until saghten out affairs
o ship a sos
$
properly
The evening world., 1903-08-27
ARMED SAILORS co WITH RESCUERS.

This Collector stranahan HE decided
unarmed
Gresham which Hotchkss
skilled boarding sailors
service borrowed Tuscaroa
miles sighted
dropped the wind blowing from direction
the captain had decided sailing
captain objected his being said that he had paid 3
The evening world., 1903-08-27
FRENCH BARK SEIZED AND
SHANGHA|EO BOY RESCUED
Revenue Gutter Puts Men ABOARD
Mareehal dc Gontaut to Hold Her
Pending Investigation OF the Ship
ping of Hugh Thompson

Collector mo .n'rr Gresham pursued N' Fr'n''
bark Nare,ha A. G,ntnu, Yesterday said IN ha7"
, boy had po,n ahanrhnIt1
Early to-day anchored sandy Hook nn
abs sn because sho boarded and III"
boy found rIo brought tho
charge of men from tho cut
ter we're ordered nv'"sa
o 10 cnmr
The evening world., 1903-08-27

officers appealed to and Collector of the Port
the that the kidnapping
thriving
front
and o'clock
he
with Tompknve He accompanied by Col
Service
On e down the bay passed the Petrol coming back
Patrol the Marecha hurrdy lifted
bar and consequently beyond the police jurisdiction.
Collector Sranahan decided Tompkinsve
When they eephoned
coming back that probably eomethng aboard
The evening world., 1903-08-27
DIED..

DIED.
ANDERsoN.-on Aug. 25. GEORGE ANDER-
soN. beloved husband Of Lixsis Durkin. q.
Funeral at his late residenos. $50 1otht
avenue. Friday at 2 p. N.
MAVEY.-oa Wednesday. Aug 26 PETER
M'AvEY. beloved husband of Mary McAtey.;
aged 81 years. native OF Parish OF Aughavass.
Corr!Ea. County Leitrim. ireland. % ...-s.s,,
Funeral Saturday. Aug. 90. 10, A. NJ. frous'
his late residence, 43 East 5Sth st.. thence
to Church OF st. John the Evangelist
The evening world., 1903-08-27
BOY WIS GIVEN EoUR GLASSES OF BEEF.

went a glasses OF beer was
drunk She
a clothing and left home
and he and three who
understand much
something about 70 francs
thought they talking about
Island and was
on with the three
knew not coaster and when
realized had been
protested the good did in
and locked couldn't eat
II 1t possible
ONE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FAILED.
Scandinavia
side the Frenchman and hid in
thought sure would make my
Fnchma climbed board the Waterfront
back his ship and locked me up In small
told broken English get Into the
did refuse to obey
the Frenchman in tow opened
the OF the Mutual
but he paid attention
hoist sail There head winds
decided
They locked closet
of Gresham
captain of French
then shipped
voyage
The evening world., 1903-08-27
FATHER SAYS BOY WAS AN IDLER.

The following Col Hamilton:
when seventeen old RAM
away to thel
ard two daughters and every one OF h work o ns except usn
around the the whas
living His brothers and sisters have objected to
returned home told Hugh
something
go o Monday took him
New York where met Andy Brown and he offered Hugh
cabin N month
from home months he seemed pleased
FAILED TO KEEP HIS ENGAGEMENT.
Instead of showing tho
disappeared that night with the result that ne
fine vessel
When found him
said willing ship sailing vessel
senand Andy said he could get him Job on the Frenchman
Hugh that going China and Japan Hugh said
he didn't he'd Just soon go there anywhere else Then Andy
&c. which he said customary and took it, for the first
from Hugh lh and thought would give to
his mother.
I'VE took him home of
and always afraid he'd like
father that's women have anyhow
PUT MONEY IN HIS POCKETS; SAID GOOD-BY.
dollar bill pocket and put another bill another
and then said gody and told him hoped he would
honest sailor and his mother she
a good boy. and so he
anything until the
being hanghaed One of said when
whllivered Hughey and thought
here the truth the matter that Hugh hasn't
the be sailor he is afraid he might fall overheard
glanced
whether he
( He can to work in candy story If he prefers
CAPTAIN PAID $50 FOR THE BOY
Dnnierre Marechal
Of the Port sanahan who led in the search and of the lad
4 had paid sas for the
with
yesterday
to-day and all its phases adds real Robert Louis Stevenson story
story ths history of the harbor.
Evening World Capt Irving sapen
the Marecha dc
yesterday dicker with Capt Dennerre
tltIng his ship with fresh water
Vls he youth
sea n the sailing vessel saying he had bean Shanshaied
The evening world., 1903-08-27
THE BOY TELLS HIS STORY.

Thompson made formal Woomon' 10 Col HHmon "I '
stenograph the
oil said
MY Thompson and am sixteen years Old and Nv" WIN
my parents Brooklyn My father mato on
Pendleton home once month
he he told me hat ought !" e'
work that wished to 60 70
sea said willing he took over South
named Bates This man SAID ne
Guild a $4 month That suited me ana
nnIn
The evening world., 1903-08-27

DIARRHOA
arnMtcu IcuE. CHOLERA NoRBu .,
AND At ~ MMI3R COMPLAINTS
SPEEDILY CURED ny
DuHy'S Pure Malt Whiskey.,

Gentlemen; NY wife has been ueinG
Duffys Pure Malt for two years for stom-
ach troubles she is highly pleased withi
cases In this locality I am convinced OF ~
mort s r. wHITMIRE, NJ D.
Floyd SDrings, O.
The evening world., 1903-08-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

DUE TODAY
,.,, s,s,tin St Leonards. Antwerp.
Queen Christina. AlEiers. Phoenicia. Liverpool
Zulia, la Guayra.
The evening world., 1903-08-27

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
EsperAnza, Havana. AuguNe ''o''''a. rh,rx
FL Paso. Galveston u.sra
Hamilton. Norfolk. La breNshe' "
KoniEn Luise, Bremen
The evening world., 1903-08-27
SIX DROWNED
ON A SCHOONER
Freight Steamship H. M. Whit
ney Runs Down Granite-La-
den John Booth In the Sound,
Sinking Her Instantly.

Word was received over the long-dis-
tance telephone by The Evening World
from New Haven to-day OF a disaster
at sea in which six men were
drowned.