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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-28
SHORT CALENDAR.
Henry Seymour, Injured at Sandy
 Hook Wreck, Awarded $7OO.s

Henry seymour, injured aL SdAuy
 Hook Wreck, Awarded $700.s
 Considerable business was transact ed by Judge Cowell at short calendar ill the district court today. The first matter disposed of was the suit of the boy Henry Seymour who was injured in the Sandy Hook collision last fall. He sued the railroad company and judgment was allowed by agreement of counsel for $7OO, this morning.
 Judgment for foreclosure was al- lowed Attorney Charles G. Root, con- servator, against Pasquale Auastatio ct al. for s$439, and the period allowed for redemption was set for June 2. Ten days were allowed in which to file bond for prosecution in the suit of Thomas Fitzgerald versus Charles A. Sackett ct al.
 \ The injunction in the suit of Sam uel Ereidman versus Mrs Margaret Atkins was dissolved, the plaintiff having agreed to quit the premises, and the defendants demurrer in the suit of Schlipper versus Scoyill was | overruled.
 Assignment of cases for hearing was made in the following order: After the 1 case of Auger versus Linskey Wh1cn will go to the jury Tuesday morning the case of Harvey versus Williams will begin. Friday M. J. Daly versus J. Richard Blumenthal; Clark versus Rogers; J. A. Mulligan versus Lawlor versus Hitchcock, and or April 18th special to the court, Me Chesney versus Phillips.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-28
LODGE OF EAGLES.
Waterbury Men Getting Together to
 Organize One.

Organize One.
 Within the past few years the or ganization of lodges of Eagles through out the United States has progressed in marvellous manner and particularly so in the west. The east, however, has been invaded and several cities now boast of lodges where the num- bers of members run to the thousands. This is particularly true of New Ha- ven. The interest has been awakened 1 in this city now and tomorrow will see the induction of lodge of Eagles in Waterbury, Within the past few weeks several members of the order in New Haven. who are residents of this city, have been quietly getting mat ters in shape and they have secured about one hundred of some of the lead ing citizens of Waterbury to begin the new order. ls..-5s l On the $50 train from New Haven will arrive tomorrow morning Grand Deputy Martin J. Gray and Worthy President Henry Norris, who is also the city clerk of New Haven. They will be met at the depot by the com mittee of arrangements and escorted to the Broadway hotel, where they will be entertained until 80 in the af- ternoon, when they will be taken to the Knights of Pythias hall where the candidates of the new lodge will be in waiting. The organization will be eff fected and temporary officers elected. The institution of the lodge in proper form will taleAclace later. The new members wilt be addressed by the wis. iting officials and the mysteries of the order will be explained.
 At the present time Doctors Russell and McLarney are busy examining the candidates and it is expected that when l the lodge starts off twill have at least one hundred and fifty members.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-28
carnegie Gives to Piftsburg.

PITTSBURG, March 28.-William N. Frew has returned from New York and announces that Andrew Carnegie has authorized him, as trustee of the Carnegie library, to announce that MT. Carnegie would give an additional $1,- 550,000 for the purpose of enlarging the Carnegie, library in this city. MT. Car negie's additional gift will make to- tai of $5,O00,O00 for the library. II was also announced that MT. Carnegie would build branch library in the east end, this city, to cost $15O,0oO Work on it will be started at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-28
Girls Struck without Reason

PASSAIC, N. J., March 2S.-Two hundred Polish girls in the handker- chief factory of Heller & Long have gone on strike. They refused to give reason for their action. It is said that the girls organized union, and as soon as the officers were elected they called strike, but without any cause known to their employers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
La nluarla Do d0aa lgIandTlaa
MSRdaz do Plez, 8n LaIes.
81 snisus fuS aaa msailsssaaSn Il daale paEqaa
aieha ssiaFa era al may saarida.
e. na.essg0 00sYespoasaL. ]

Nov. 26. Dona Aleiandrina Mem
dez de Perez.
Asl sa llanaeba ID que fu6 quarida
rnadre de nuestro amigo don Nepomu-
eeno Perez Mendez. Professor gradua-
do dc esta p0baaei6n u de ID sonora
Genara Perez de Ferrer, Professors
rural del barrio de Ilares de este t6r-
mino.
En ID casa del hnen hiio don Nepo-
mncen0 vivian sns padres. unO delnente
.de ra un afEos que adn parrnaaece
en e eFro. annQue actualmenEe va
cayeHtao en fdiotisEn0, la otra. su ma
DIRE. ha POGO tempo DUO SO desarroll6
81 ella III mania de aue estaba locs.
apesaF de que sus conVeraaciones eran
eorrectass on kal estado. en- Ia nadru
gada de hoy pusO fiu 4 sus dies, dan
dose nueTte pOr suspension.
"A astas horas en- Qne escrib0, tiene
efecto ID inhurnaei6n del cad&ver, al
cual y Apesar da ser c0n0cidA su muer-
To- se ha 0rdenmdO poE eA seaEor Juez de
Paz Ea aUpt0sia, Qne e1ecEuaroE kos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
aa Ill q! L IaA aasIa.

gaaa
IS ns
ai9ps. IA slsa IaaE.
0 n aga a ~ ana h9lesfs
iica
fan llakseka ~
ssor Ios Ios NJ gededores
dei agAr gasg sseeso
illiAE eniu, cue es 81 ISIS
en III lseaso de roy q
cEueu millas C. llisFaspost ha side
al sipd0 n Fsssnk Hssad 0aro elll-
10, fm8 arnaiEn Fntaerte Hsor medic
del cler0 oFna0
z elspa ran contra t1IeE-
dsnin u 8rav8s CO nna yentana da la
m teleg sica. ensrAnsfo despu6s y
gcsKl8ando nno de auien Sc sospecha
ha lido deSanido en AsatlB3 . 10 mi
lEns del siti0 del 8sesInato.
LIS primera noticis de Clendenin,
fu6 dada per @l mismo. cuandO yR es-
taba muriendo s So msnsaie fue inte-
rrumpido por 81 golps quo recibi6 del
asesino.
El mensaje del moribundo fue:
~Bt~bt~bts llan6 febrilmente ks
toy herido de nauertes = eaa fu6 IN par
Is primers del eInpleado de teI6grafos.
recihlda por Henry Clay, operator
nOcGurno de ias ofiainaa de- Beech
Creek. ranal del tslegrAf0 Ga Ias pla~
YES de Jersey.
eA trav6s de IA ventana de- ID torres
conkinual,a d megian oy6ndose 81
aoaide del mani pl1 saflor kalsgFatico ape
naa, febril,. incierto.
eAe estoy mariendos era el final
del naenssje. que signifeaba que Glen
denim habia rsci5i1o IN garrotazo. que
le habfa heChO oaer.
embellishments Clay. 81 que recibi6
el xnenaaja. q 8 avfso. saliendo 4 la ca
rreEa IN gran n6mer0 De personas y
poiicfas para Ia Tore de h Ofcina De
Tel6grafoa del pueblo da Brown.
Fu6 eneontrado nuert0 con un ba-
Iazo en- 81 pecho = lm cabeza destro-
Eada.
Kafer, "a su oficina de Allentown
estaba en- nauy malas eondieionee.
lie habfan goIpeado y despu6s dado
6 oler e'OroformO para desp0iarle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28


I'D
Que gens a
del pr gsa mes fn6 heslA0 81 sllco
aYex
Dsce aaf
I5eaeatao nuestro ReVerend1sl n0
auatgfaiEn0 ado ii gog s30aase
4 HI ssss tla re seras
el6u gocia s, So a ls~
Ia, exinen laa rsaeA ae III 6GsaDa
tasi6o eu Vi 0rgaen ci0nklieO eoznc 81 ak
moral, ha debsFg1i tlar ca cats as
taslgaa, aaade aA go lie h1ovleznbFe aaa e
Ell B de Diciegnhre. una niai0Es cry aa
cuaI, por medic de con aa clentf-
fco Enoralas % eierciEen aa iagninaza-
cia D III coraz6n hrKnaazos eu en obget0
propio respectiy0, cual IS Is verdad
v 81 hien.s
"a din dB proceder 0rdenad nae en
este asnnt0 tan ilnpoTEante. eongendEss
taner Ga cuanta al aignient8 prog rAtaaa
QUO De cnnnplir6 c0ntand0 con la vclnn-
tad de Dies y la compensation Do les glo~
bIas y h0nrad0s puaEf0rFiau auefoa naa-
yOrnnenb0 de los ferycrns0s fsligresea
de Ii ParroQuia de la gatadral2:
Dla 80 da Noviembre. la Las 6a do
la tarde, nn repiaue general do Carn-
panaa en- E0daa Las ParroQuias y teTn-
pI0a cAt6Iicoa anunciaRa al c0Bai0nzo do
Ea Santa Mission. Al Ida z da Aa tarde
Ell Ssnt0 Rosario, PlaSica 9ocEFinal.
canf0s de mission 2 diseurso cientahcO-
m0raG, nand0 tAn eolefnne aek0
con ID bendici6n de 8. u. M.
Dfas 1, q, 3. 8. 6y de- Diciem-
hre Ks0r la xnafYana "a las . Il, nnisa
rezada, duYante Is cual 60 explicara Ia
doctrina gristiana los mics de: ann
bos sexoa Sc suplica. al efecto, los
padres de familia, profaaores y profe-
soras cat6licos i presidentes de Las Ca
teuuesis parFoauiales lIeven sHs res
pectiyOs nifEos tan necesBria y salu-
dabIe instrucci6n. "A las 10. despu6s
de Il vista 4 Jesns Sacramentado, SO
dar6 exclusiyamente.
Conferancias para SefToras. Por LIS
tarle. Al las 4, Rosario, PlStioa Doc
trinal. Cantos dc mission = discurs0
cientff fficO-mural, terminandO tan so-
lenne acto con Ia bendici6n de q.
ID. M,
Dis g. Por Ia Manana. A las B,
misa de Communion General, 81 Ia Qlle
habr6 Plakica Doctrinal y csnsos alusi-
Vos al act0. "a las 10 miss p0ntificai
por el Reverend dfsimO hfOnseGxOr Blenk,
on la cual Sc predicar9 81 panegfrico
de la Inmaculada Conception de Maria
Santisima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
GarianaR lIe0 para IA adqlll-
sIeIdn da On HIln0 ID 8Etl
RIcO.

El Atene0 ha ac0rdado ealebgar un
Certamen pO6tico para IN adquisici6n
de nm HiTnnO de Puerto Rico.
Una vez adquiridos los Veraoa. Sc
har6 nueya conv0cmt0ria para obtener
il parte musical dc dicha Obra.
El premi0 de los verses c0nsistira
en- una Joys do orr en- forna de hra,
que aara adiudicsdo II antOr de los me-
i0rea para al eHinnno de Puerto Ricos,
en- ac60 p6blico " sOAernne.
Isoa verses s8rssn dg doca s1labas for
mando estrofas de- echo verses con
terminacionea agudas en- 81 cuartO " Oh
octave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
lGARIDADi

Nos informan que en- Ia Gale de San
joss ndmero III, Sc encuentra en- ell
zaRu6n de dicha casa an pobre hOn-
bre. tirado en- 81 sueIo.
Sabemos que se ha dado cnenta al se-
nor Alcalde y que este no puede hacer
nsda por no haber canas en- ell Hospi-
taliIlo municipal.
Tambien sabemos de Otro igdividuo
que tiene Ia baia On el bolsilio hace mas
de Z dias v tampoco ha podido pasar
al Hospital.
Pruebas eVidantes son estas de la
falta de IN Hospital municipal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
Or. JOs6 CFd0hsz Gomez.

Dedicado 4 las especialidades de Ci-
rugfa General y 6rganos g6nito-urina-
rios.
Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
Allen st. 81. Piso segundo.
Horas de consulta. Los dias labora-
bles. de 2a4
C0nsulta gratuita para los pobres.
Martes y s6bados de 445.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
0o Cv s
CIVIL


El dis s de Dicien bre pr6ximo las
q de Ia tnrde 6sndF6 Eugar en- la esa.
de pr6starnoa de j Bazn ca Hen
08. un gran rensGe de preudae dc tor
daa clases, pkopias para regalcs de Ma
yidad. Hay infinidad de s0rtijas con
brillantes da todos tannafios v alhajas
preciosas. d is 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
15v.s s.
4 vi S d

Sc vende de contado 6 pIazos, (con
buenas garantias) una finca rfistica con
casa de viyienda v 16 cuerdas de pas.
tos, situada EN- Ia carretera Central, XII
l6metro IL.
Para informes diriiirse & don Carlos
Fl. Blondet, Hato Rey, Rio Piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28

Compae. h iinquita que yo tenfa
daba gOso miralla,
s juelsa de sudores v trahaiOs
levant6 Ii habichueIa v Il batata.
Y hoy pa pagal dies pesos nj Tasoro
vienen v me III enbalgan.
i disc 81 Coletol que todaYia
dab0 ksai Dios nraai
pOlque pa que no sufra
me quitan esa calga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
Academia Pa0 0IIa

Pronto 10 abrira en- esta Capital
ma academia para los que deseen es-
tudiar para ingenieros Ayndantes de
Ingenieros, Agrimensura y Sobreatan
tea. baio la direction de competente
Professor.
Informes Gale de la Luna n6m so.
altos. 10v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
PARA CORDUGIR GARGAS

Sc vende un magnffico caro- ameri-
cano con sopandas, propio para con-
ducir frutaS, capaz para 40 quintales
de peso, con cubierta Y cortinas late
rales, llantas de acero y freno, etc,
on perfeeto estado de conservation.
Para informes el Administrator de
este peri6dico.
9-1-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
VENTk DE IN PIANO

So vende un piano caai ntaev0 y de
magnffcas Yoces, por an precio sunna-
mente m6dico. I'm Ell Hotel Estrella,
calle Tetu&n esquina & Tanca infor-
maTan.
15Y.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
DaIees en- aImlhar

Dulces en- almibar de varias classes
y tabacos Y cigarrillos Sc Venden al la
do del AygntamientO casa nhmero so
frente 6 Ia Plaza Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28

Me largo Ahf queda ESQ.
El que yenga despues que ID arregIe,
! que ajuste y coaponga este cotarro.
Dig0 70. si e. que nuade.
Y yone marcho, 6 Dios agradecido.
que El me otorg6 este afio sus mercedes,
y permiti6 & los buenos obsequiarme
con m1sics v cOhetes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
Lno Qate Sc I'd.

Por hablar en- los meetings me han metido
en- la earcel seis veces; me han herido,
y de balde los golpea me han curado,
v gratis en- Id Carcel he condo:
Pero al fin La pelleia sc la saIyado.
sC6mo no estar q Dios aQradecido2
Lss O5yero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
VERDE

La casa de mamposterfa que estS en-
calle de San Jos6 n6mero %. El
que La interese puede dirigirse don
M. COrchado (Jaen) Espafa, On Bail6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
In afortt,aad0.
VIII.

Vine de Saint Thomas,
De ccultis me entraron,
Alguien SO ole6 ell queso,
pero,... no hubo case.
Los que me trafan
luego Sc asustaron
al yer que mi entrada
CAUSE tai escGndalo.
Per pas6 Ell susie,
TodO fu6 arreglado
Z On un rinconcito
soIa me dejaron.
Ayl gracias al cielo.
ahf sligo tirando.
Una Botez5tto.
POr Ia copia.
CyTn TwTTTC
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
sn O6peYO.
w IT,

Mi costilla di6 & luz dos
rorros. Pudieron ser tres.
Hay que agradecerlc & Dios.
Pues .... :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
Oro
/ II. /.

Me di6 Il ocurrencia
de meter un olsV0,
Descnhgi6ae tod0
y Sc arm6 ell gran cisco:
SO habl6 de Ia c6rcel,
se habl6 del pTesidio.
Chacllaa ESQ es solo
para los nativos.
Tn TO .4ate Be kg.7Ge.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-28
EYA SOCIEDAD


Los maeatr0a de cocina, han lorna
do una Sociedad con el n0nhre de
~Uni0n del arte eulinarsoS Esta So
ciedad Sc funda con Oh objeto de 5000
rkeEss m6taaEnante go ellis tendrkn
aeces0, t0dos los maestr0s de- cocina,
ayuaanGes, reposter0s y cOnfiter0s.
"a tianen impras0 So reglamentO Y
prOvisiOnaImenta sn d0naicilio ofici-
mas en- la calle del Rosario No. 3.
FeIicitanos 4 dich0 greEElio desea-
mos Que SO vean e0rona3os sus dAssos
de union. pues en- Asta. eat6 la fuer-
IN.
-
ldocbores seaoras Gonz6iez, Asenjo y
Seins.
Nutrida concurTencia ac0snpafIaba
"a Cad6ver de- III preciable sefora
A16ndaz c0na9 nuesbr de BiFnp1Efa ha-
ella el afnigo NspoInu slio ID cue COMO
gu esp0aa. hijcs. heTfnana j cufiado
desealnos resi auacl6n + Yal0r para So
portar ea rude @0llga que han suffido.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
ENGLAND WILL EXPRESS ITS
DISAPPROVAL OF REGIClDES.
Minister BonIinm Will Not he in Bel
grade When King Peter Ar
rives to Assume Rule.

London, June 19.-In the House OF Lords
to-day, Foreign Minister Lansdowne stated
that the British Minister to Serria had been
instructed to withdraw from Belgrade for
some time on the arrival there of King
Peter. and in the meanwhile to do nothing
which could be construed as recognition
of the new Government.
Lord I.ansdowne expressed Indignation at
the crimes at Belgrade and said he thought
it was not desirable that Sir George Bon
ham, the British Minister, should be in that
city when the new regime was inaugurated.
Inc Foreign Minister added that no pro-
posal had been received for concerted &C
ton towards Servia by the Powers, but tho
British Government had no intention of
maintaining ordinary relations with the per-
sons concerned in the masSacres. He added:
Inc government yields to none in the
abhorrence of events which had lately dis
horrence has not yet been diminished by
later intelligence which had reached the
Foreign Office.
1T is no cNaggeration TO say that it
Would be hard to find n parallel for the
outrages even in tha annals of States which
make 10 pretense of being included in the
civilized communities
THE Government has ascertained that
FRANCE Germany and Italy are maintaining
an attitude toward Servia similar to that
of Great Britain, while Russia and Austria
are prepared to recognize the new regime.
although Russia appears to have claimed
that proper punishment should be inflicted.
Great Britain could not usefully propose
to the other Powers concerted measures of
n punitive character against the authors of
the outrages.
Il telegraphcd to the British Minister at
Belgrade. June ID, not to recognize the pro-
Vlsional government, whose freedom from
completely in the acts of that frightfuI
night had not been established. nor do any
thing necessitatins Great Britain "recog
MIXING the authority who may be set up in
succession to the late dynasty
The British Minister will. therefore. be
absent from Belgrade when the new admin
istration is inaugurated"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
PLANS OF PENNSYLVANIA BUILDING.
States Structure mt Fair to Be OF
Greek Design.

Philadelphia, June 19.-Architect Philip H.
Johnson yesterday submitted complete plans
for the proposed Pennsylvania building for
the St. Louis Exposition.
The building is Of ornate classical Greek
design, and will be about 226 feet by los
feet.
1t will be constructed OF staff and plaster
and native wood and marble. On each side
of the structure will be a large porch, with
n colonnade effect. The pediments over the
front and rear entrances will contain the
Pennsylvania coat of arms. and on top of
each will be a statue of William Penn. The
center of the building will be surmounted
by a square dome, over which will be an
ornamental lantern. lighting the rotunda
below.
a space will be reserved IN the center OF
the rotunda for the liberty bell. On one
side will be the gentlemen's reception and
smoking room, and on the other the ladies'
reception-room. In the rotunda will be
package-room and Office.
Two large stairways on either side OF the
rotunda will lead to the second floor. where
on opposite sides will be an auditorium and
an art gallery. In the rear is the room for
the commission.
The attractiveness OF the building will be
enhanced at night by electric lights.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
TWO GRADUATED IN MUSIC.
Commencement Held at Convent
of Our Lady of Good Council.

Music commencement exercises of the
Convent of Our Lady of Good Counsel, con-
Quoted by the Sisters of St. Joseph. Nine
teenth street and Cass avenue, took place
yesterday morning.
A programme OF sixteen numbers was
rendered by the pupils of the fifth. sixth,
seventh and eighth grades. The entertain
ment hall of the convent was crowded with
friends and relatives.
Misses Mary Alice Dolly and Frances Eb-
ling were graduated. They received medals
for excellence In the academic course.
All the numbers the programme were
given by the pupils from memory. In the
course Of the exercises the Reverend Father
A. b. Cast of st. Bridget's Church ad-
dressed the pupils Many of the well-known
Catholic rfSlH clergy Of the city We're present
were: Misses B. Clark. l. Giblin, w. DOVE.
A. Byrne F. Barsla, n. D. Usard, NJ. Dunn.
F. Mundy, B. McAtte. X. Dusard NJ. Goep-
fert. l.. Geisler, j. Hayhurst, " Richmond,
F. Ebling and NJ. Dolly
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
Marine Intelligence.

New York, June i19.-Arrived: Philadelphia,
southampton and Cherbourg (off Nam
tuckep: Phoenecia, Naples.
Queenstown. June 19.-Sailed: Common
wealth, Boston.
Glasgow, June 1s.-Arrived: City of Bonn
bay. Philadelphia, via. st. Johns. Newfound-
land;r 18th. Pomeranian, Montreal
Neville, June 19-Sailed: Steamer Fumes
sia, New York.
Southampton, June 19.-Safled: Deutsch-
land, New York. via Cherbourg
Liverpool, June 19-Arrived: Carpathia,
New ;York. Southwark, Montreal and QUE
bee.
Moville. June 1s.,,Sailed: Partisan, Mon
treaL
Queenstown, June 1s-Arrived: I.ucania.
New York. for Liverpool land proceeded: :
New England. Boston, for Liverpool land
proceeded).
New York, June 1e.-Arriyed: Steamers
Algeria, Naples, etc; Phoenicia. Naples.
etc. Sailed: Steamers Cedric Liverpool: Me-
nominee. London.
Cherbourg. June Is. 10 p. m.-Arrived.
fuerst' Bismarck. New York. Via Plymouth
for Hamburg and proceedeD.
Genoa, June 19.-Arrived: Hohenzo,,er,
New York. via Gibraltar and Naples.
Havre, June 19.-Arrived: La Rrat,,,o
New Nork.
Cherbourg, June 10-Sailed: Deutscb,o,5
0rom Hamburg and Southamptonl New
York. Ne"
Liverpool, June 19.-Sailed: Cymric Nsu,
York.. via Queenstown. -'e"
Fort Arthur, June l5.-Arrive6. E,,,
Branch, Portland, Ore.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
BODY OF FRED ]. GAUS
FOUND IN TEXAS HOTEL.
Son of st. Louis manufacturer Die. nj
Fort Worth From Strych-
nine Poisoning.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fort Worth, Tex. June 19.-The body of
FRED j. Gaus of ST. Louis. IS years old.
was found in his room at the St Charles
hotei TINS morning. He had died during the
hisht from the effects Of strychnine poison
ing.
No explanation was left by him. When
he went to the hotel, June II. he said he
mad but little money, but his trunks would
De ample security for the board bill until
he could pay. He remained in his room mos.
OF the time. his meals being served there.
He was to have gone into the office of a
local architect. that being his profession
he did not feel we'll " "'o
message was received to-day from his
Wie ordering the body to be shipped to
lie said he was a son of Henry Gaus. the
mead OF the firm of Henry Gaus and Sons
manufacturing Company of st. Louis. He
mad been drinking freely of late
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-20
NAVAL RESERVES RELIEVED
OF EAST SIDE FLOOD DUTY.
Policemen Detailed to Patrol East St.
Louis District, Where Waters
May SubSlde In Few Days.

The members of the Alton Naval Re-
serves departed yesterday morning for
home. and the East st. Louis police. under
Chief George o. Purdy. are now in COM
plete charge of the flooded district.
Chief Purdy has assigned several Of his
men to do patrol duty in boats and to pro-
tect the homes of residents of the lower
part of town. which is still cut off by wa
ter.
The water is expected to be so low In a
few days that all of the old residents will
be able to go to their homes.
The city authorities are bending every en-
ergy to rid the city of water Ill the low
places. Several fire engines and the CEN
trifugal pump are at work night and day.
The relief committees are rapidly wedding
out the undeserving of the flood refugees.
was SO, 100. 90.