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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-29
La hygiene GS Ia SaIud
lndustrias puertorriquenas
"PEQUENA ANTILLA" polo NORTE"
FabriCas Dc bsbidas CarbOnatadaS. Tstuan rs,
SAN JUAN
USAMOS: Filtro PASTEUR.


Extractos de frutas
Az6car granulada.
Nuestros modernos aparatos fueron
construidos por la casa John Matthews
de New York, la primera del mundo.
Estos aparatos producer ell gas car
b6nico Q1t5no9G0n1eaate p1tr0.
Nuestros envases son lavados en-
juagados q maquina, todas son movi-
das por fuerza electrical.
Como V5sta hoce .t6, rogamos una vi
sta q nuestro local, donde tendremos
mucho gusto en- mostrar nuestras ma
quinas y procedimientos.
Limonada, gengibre, frambuesa, Ear
zaparrilla, china, pima, crema.
Todo entregado, as1 como sifones,
& domicilio.
Para la 58Ja: Los mismos produc-
tos, precios moderados, en- barriles
Telefono no. 81.
II Rodriguez, (farmac6utico)
Il. RiVero (ingeniero industriaD
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SUCCESSION ALFONSO

FOTOGRAFOs.- s. SAN FRANCISCO AZ
Retratos ampHaciones de todas classes q
Ciaro oscuFo y al cleo.
Tarjetas Poslales Albums de Pto- Rico.
TaIjetas Postales sensibles para que todo
afconado pueda hacerlos de sus trabajos
panos para las mismas,
PRECIos MODICOs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-29

Este nno naci6 raquitico Sus prmeros amos los pas6
entire la vida la muerte En- sembante entrstecido
puede la huea de argos sufmientos. Su sonora
madre escrbe que ho vve hoy gracas la Emulsion
de Scott Por exrana cas milagrosa que la curacon de
este nno aegados parentes para nosotros
no tene NADIA de particular pues la Emulsion de Scott
rollzos. Ell raquitismo ell escrofusmo etan
vencdos cuando atacan con la Emulsion de Scott Los
m6dicos saben que cuando nio enaquece esta siem
pre- enemzo necesta fuerza en- los huesos sangre RIGA
pura nutrci6n. Recetan sin ttubear la Emulsion de
Scott porque cencia les ensea que nnguna otra
preparation pueden ograrse resutados tan efcaz
mente. Tanto ninos como adutos el efecto de la
Emulsion de Scott, reconsttuyente producor de
fuerzas y t6nico de los nervios, es sorprendente.
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La "SanseVeria" en- PG1ueIaS
de maestro co1Te&ponsa1)

(De maestro colTesp0nsal)
Sepdembre %.
Un agricultor de Penuelas Sc propo-
ne preparar medic quintal de fbras de
Sap8e0eria. para remitirlo como mues-
ira, una parte & Londres Y otra & los
Estados Unidos con ell fin de pedir
precio para dicho producto.
Aplaudimos Ell pensamiento.
a LOS PROPlETARIOS
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GUMERSINDO FALO
S A s T r {
-16- SAN JOSE. Is

Constante surtido en- merinos y ca
simires de todas clases que recibe di-
rectamente en- todos los yapores. Pre-
clos de actualidad. d p
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LOS NoTARIos

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAs
an todos colores, SO hacen In 6rden,
sn sKa C@rraspondeneia da Puerte
kiaos.
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Sc asegura que por algunos barrios
de esta Jurisdiction, merodean malhe-
chores escapados del presidio, que
tales individuos Sc dedican salirle al
paso & los vecinos con no buenas inten-
clones. La policfa debe perseguir sin
descanso & esos se750res prestando asi
IN buen serVioio,
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A LOS PROPIETARIOs

Cuadernos talorarios de oisn recibos pArg
:obros de alouileres de oasas.
Bolstas de demands.
"a La Correspondsncia de Puerto Rico.
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POR MAS l[ !, SESENTA ARnS.

cNha@D1o ASIs1G 90 Y BIMN PROBADOs
I'll dARABE CALMlECE DIX LA SRA. WINSLOW
zsado por dILLoNEs DE MADREs para sus hiios en- q
FnlODo DE DEN11oIoN, con EXIT0 COMPLETO TRAN
SullIhA Ia DR1ATURA, ABT.ANDA LAS ENCIAe, AIIvIA
2S-Doh Los DOLORES, oURA EL CoLICo vENTOsO Y Is ii
ssnasdo SaRa "a DIARREA. De Las BoTICAq
&@l mundo eaaaro. Pedid
FL IARABK CALMANTE DE La SRA WINSTON
nc A0ErTEIs pTRcs
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NOtiCiaS generates

LONSEJO A LAS MADREs Fl Iarate calmane
estaq en- el peliodc dc IL dentcion Poporccna ayio
Immediate al PequeGo pacisnte produce in sleno az
tural tranQuilo alTya el dosoI sl Pag@ ITO despia
nuv viyo aegre IS mny agradabie n Paladar, calma
al niho abanda encas aivia sus dolores mace IA
Giles las funcones del ss6ms 60 Eeguia los ntestnos
- 81 nsior gemedio eonocido Para a diarea ya pro
a. sara te la dsrtici6n de cEAiluiefa otEa cAuaaa
Iksgaag snucho uidaoo en- pcdtr y 5aFah@ GaL0sSss
- "a Ssfsga Wfasicx 81 saAjoT ID sodnA
UNA MUJER HERMOSA que ha
perdido ell color, tiene insvitablemen-
te que parecer fea ! Pfldoras de Vale
Y Cancio! IA cuantas bellas rotor
nastes ell perdido color!
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Por la Subcolecturfa de Rentas In
ternas de esta localidad. Sc decretaran
embargos de fncas & los contribuntes
que no haysn satisfecho Ell primer Sc
mestre de la contribution del ejeroicio
en- curse,
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EmbargOs de finCaS para CObrO
de COntTibuCiOneS en- Carolina.
MERODEAN MALHECHORES
POR AQUELLOS CAMPOS.
de maestro c04regponsal.) }

Septiembre, %.
va no Sc clausura la Escuela de
Agricultural, al efecto ha sido NOM
brado professor de ella para ell actual
curse don Mariana Visep6 que ha lle-
gado & esta poblaci6p, Y 4 quien he
mos tenido el gusto de conocer.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico vieJo q % quinta1.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Following is summary of the weather
record Of the Belfast station Of the U. S.
Weather Bureau for the week ending April
7, 1903:
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Notice of Fore cl( sure.

Whereas. Thomas Sullivan OF Rockland, in the
County of Knox and State Maine, by his mort
gage deed, dated the SIKH gay OF January s a. -:
Waldo County State of Maine, Book 26.. Page
45O conveyed to George W. erry. President OF
the limerick National Bank of said Rockland.
the UNDERSIGNED certain lot of land in Isles
borough, County of Waldo, State of Maine, de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing at the
s0utherly following the shore twenty rods; thence
running northeaslerly until striking the south
line of land now or formerly owned % by Samuel T.
Keller, bounding on X. 7. ilams' and follow
ing said line nOrthe sterly far enough to get forty
rods from the shore; thence running at right
angles. being northwesterly, to the shore suppos-
ed 10 be about forty rods; thence following the
shore around to the aforesaid wharf at the first
mentioned bound. together with all the limerick
he may find on any part OF the farms or samuel =
road leading from the wharf to the town road
abreast of the meeting house. and right to dig
and haul the same across the Farms OF n sald hei
limerick on such part of said farm mentioned
aforesaid, he is to put up bars or close gates in
passing out and in as may be necessary to pre-
vent expOsure of said part of said farm Reserv
ing to said Keller rights OF way across said lot to
shore as now USED.
described as follows, TO wit: Commencing at the
south side of wharf at high water mark running
southerly following the shore twenty rods; thence
running nOrtheasterly until striking the south
line of land now and formerly owned by Samuel
T. Keller, bounding on X. l. Williams and fol-
lowing said line northeasteriy y Tar enough to get
rphf angles. being nOrthwesterly to the shore
supposed to be about forty rods; thence follow
ing the shore around to the aforesaid wharf at
first mentioned bound, together with all the lime
rock he NAV find on any part of the farms Of
Samuel sam T. Keller as lies on the northwesterly
side Of the road leading from the wharf to the
right to dig and haul the same across the farms
Of said Keller at convenie: points, and in case
he finds any limerick on said part Of said farms
aforesaid. he is to put uD bars close
gates in passing out and in as may be necessary
to prevent exposure Of said part Of said farm
Reserving to said Keller @ rights @ OF way across e,s
CONF Condition It'll Of said mortgage has been broken
now therefore, by reason of the the breach OF the
conditions thereof clalm i IofeGloSure 01 SAID
mortgage. GEohoE ". bEhhi,
Rockland, April /, 19O3.-3wl5
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
YACHTS AND BOATS.

The cutter yacht Ornda, built for DIR. w.
II. WinslOw, who cruised in these waters
for several seasons, is advertised for sale in
The Rudder for April. The yacht is at
New Bedford. Dr. Winslow sold her some
years ago.
1t is reported that the handsome steam
yacht Neckan, owned by Hartley K. Bax-
ter, has been sold to Harry W. Bates OF
Boston. The Neckan is one of the best
known yachts on the coast and is enrolled
in the Kennebec yacht club.-Bath Enter
prise.
With all their work this season the Here
shoffs have built new Bar Harbor class,
which will play an important part in the
yacht racing programme of the year. These
boats are of one design and IA or Is have
been built or are now being completed.
They are to be owned by prominent mem
bers of the New York yacht clubs and 9TH
ers residing at the Maine resort during the
summer, who will race them most of the
season for valuable prizes. The boats are
between 81 feet and 80 feet water line, and
about 40 feet over all. They are keel yachts
and will draw something like feet 6inches.
They have cabin house Polemasts will
be given them and they will have double
head rig
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
No MakeShift.
In this Case the Work was Properly Done
in Belfast.

Amy Belfast reader who has had bachache and
found relief by rubbing the back with linimenls
and lotions, understands that the relief obtained
was but a makeshift, for the ache returns
There's way to do it so the ache Will not come
back Read how it's done IN Belfast.
benjamin Robinson, blackmth, Waldo ave-
nue. says: In the winter of 1897 l got Doan's
Kidney Pills at Wilson's drug store, used them
for A miserable backache which caught ME across
the loins every time stopped or brought any
strain on the muscles of the back. The treatment
stopped it and | made that fact public through
our newspapers togethtr with my experience
and opinion vi Doans Kidney Pills. Five years
afterwards | don't think l can confer greater
kindness on my fellow citizens than to tell them
that the cure has been permanent, and that if
they suffer at all from backache or any of the
consequence of kidney trouble to try Doans
Kidney Pills. | know of Others who have used
the remedy and goods results undoubtedly fol-
lowed the treatment :"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents box.
Foster -Milburn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and take NO
substitute.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Norfolk, March 81. Sid, sch. John G.
Develin, San Juan; April 3, ar, sch. Well
fleet, New York; 4, ar, sch. Grace Davis,
Perth Amboy for Charleston; 6, sid, sch.
George B. Ferguson, New York. -. n n
Haskell, Savannah; 5, ar, schs. Florence
Leland, Savannah; sid, Willie L. Newton,
Fernandina
Jacksonville. March 81. Sid, sch. Abbie
C. Stubbs, New YORK.
Mobile, March 81. Ar. sch. Kate Feore'
New Orleans.
Wilmington, N. c., April l.. Ar, sch.
Flora Rogers, New York.
Providence, April 2 Sid, sch Helen G..
Moseley, Wilmington, n. C.; 3, ar, sch.
Isaiah K Stetson. Jacksonville; sid, sch. j..
V. Wellington, New York.
Newport News, April 2. Sid, sch: George
A, Mcfadden, Bangor 8, sid, sch. Mary E.
Palmer, Bangor; sid, sch. Harry 1. Hay
ward, Galveston.
Charleston, s. c., April 1. Sid. bark
Ethel, Elizabethport.
San Francisco, April 2. Ar. ship Fort
' Port Reading, April j. Cid, SCH Odell,
Wareham 4, ar, sch. Menawa, Saco.
Savannah, April 3. Ar, sch. Jos. w.
Hawthorne, Newport News.
Newburyport, Mass. April 6. Sid, sch.
Maud Snare, KingspOrt, n S.
Washington, D. c., April 6. Ar. sch. Ell
len Nj. IOluor, odIReH1'AlC' n
New Haven, April g. Sid, sch Brina +.
Pendleton.
Satilla, April 6. AR, sch. Georgia Gilkey,
Cardenas.
Portland, April 7. Ar, sch. Edward Stew
art, Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rosario, March TO- Sid, bark Addie Nor
rill, Boston (has been reported sailed FEB.
26).
Port Spain, April g. Ar, bark Antioch,
Hemingway, Bahia % days Ito load for
! north of Hatteras).
Shanghai, March 81. Sid, ship Edward
Sewall, Quick, Honolulu.
Caleta Buena, Feb. %. Sid, bark Doris,
Baltimore.
Baracoa, March 27. Sid, schs. Jennie A
Stubbs, Buger, New York; on or about
29th, Arthur V. S. Woodruff, Devereaux
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
March 81. Sch. Helen, Perth AmbOy.
April l. Sch. E. S. Wilson, Eaton, Deer
Isle.
April .. Sch. Clara Jane, Black Island
and New York.
April 3. Schs. R. S. Dean, Batchelder,
Black Island and New York; E. s. Wilson,
Eaton, Deer Isle OrlZOn, Rich, WlnterpOrt ;
Helen, Rockland.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March 81. Ar. schs. Scotia,
Wellteet, Norfolk and Tampa; April l, sid,
sch. Mary Ann McCann, Norfolk ship At
las, Yokohama; 2, ar, schs. William H.
Sumner, Fernandina; Henry R. TiltOn,
Norfolk; Penobscot, Wilmington; }. c..
Smith for Wilmington returned to lower
bay ship Manuel Llaguno, Hong Kong; 3.
ar, schs. E. c. Allen, Fiheman and F. C..
Pendleton, Stonington; Annie P. Chase,
Bangor; Puritan, Amboy for Boston Hen
nv Crosby, Macoris Webster Barnard, Port
Reading for Newport; 4, sid, sch John G.
Smith, Wilmington; 5, sid, sch. Charlotte I.
Sibley, Providence; passed City Island, sch.
E. L. Warren, Jersey City for Bangor; g.,
Boston; Pendleton Satisfaction, New Bed
ford, for Philadelphia cid, sch. Anna Pen
dleton, Fernandina; 7, ar, bark Mabel l..
Meyers, Montevideo; sch. George V. yor-
dan, BOOthbay for Baltimore: Sadie Will
Boston, March 81 Ar, sch. Medford, Le-
land, Salem; April l, sid, schs: Hattie s.
Collins, Stonington; Geo. W. Wells, Nor
folk; 2, ar, sch. Mabel Jordan, Buenos
Ayres; 3, ar, sch. J. c. Strawbridge,. New
port News; Z, ar, schs. Levi S. Andrews,
Fernandina; S. q. Haskell, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, April 2. Ar, sch. Bessie c..
Beach, SOmes Sound.
Baltimore, March 80. Cid, sch. Young
Brothers, Boston.
Bangor, April 2. Ar, barge Cienfuegos,
Newport News; 3, ar, sch. Jacob NJ. Has
kell, Newport News.
Calais, April /. Ar, schs. Alice Lord,
Frankfort, April l. Sid, schs. Rodney
Parker, Philadelphia; Hattie II. Barbour,
do. =; 6, sid, sch. Helena, Philadelphia.
Sargentville. April q Sid, sch. Maud
Palmer, Baltimore.
Bucksport, April 4. SID, sch. Mary B.
Wellington, Sullivan and New York.
Key West, March %. Ar, sch. Edith G..
F0lwell, Norfolk.
Brunswick, Ca, March 81. Ar, sch. Hen
ry B. Fiske, Boston; April 8, SID, schs:
Georgia Gilkey, Cardenas, for Satilla and
New York; Helena, New York; 9, ar. sch.
Carrie E. Look, New York.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
@M&~1

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
Laxative Br0m0.Q Quinine T.s'.ts
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
DIED..

ARNOLD. In Rockland, April 2. Nellie L., wife
of Alvin L. Arnold. aged about 42 years.
BOWLER. In bangor, April 4, Mrs. Mary X.
Bowler widow of Lorenzo A. Bowler, aged "A
years.
BRYANT. In Rockland April 1, .Angletta Bry-
ant, native Of Nobleboro,a a aged % years. Q
DEcRow. In Camden, March 20, Joseph Dec
row, aged 70 years.
DUNBAR. in Jamaica Plain, Mass, April /,
Harold E. Dunbar. formerly of Rockland, ma
tive of Damariscotta, aged 90 years.
ELLIS. In Rockland, March &c. Luella Jane
(EatOn) wife of Meredith Ellis, native OF Little
Deer Isle, aged 40 years, 10 months, IA days.
Burial at Little Deer Isle.
FRENCH. On the passage from New York to
Port Spain, between Narch "a a. d April l. wary
Elizabeth wife te OF allen len D. Prench' formerly OF
GRAHAM. In Everett. Mass. arch 80. D. l.;
Graham, formerly of Vinalhaven, native of
Appleton. Rurial at Vinalhaven.
HIX. In Chelsea. Mass, March 81, Mrs: Abble
Hix, widow of the late Hezekiah Hix of Rock
land, aged IS Years.
PRINCE. In Warren, April 4, Jane NJ widow
of the late Ammi Prince, aged 81 years.
SNOW. In Rockland, March q, Albert, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs Carleton F. Snow, aged 5
days.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
LETTER TO N. ]. POTTLE,
BELFAST, MAINE.

Dear Sir: The cost OF labor in painting
A house is three times the cost of the paint.
You seem to save Il little when you buy a
lower priced paint, but certainly add to the
cost of labor when you pay for spreading
more gallons.
You don't even save on the paint Devoe
Lead and Zinc costs a little more than
mixed paints, but it takes fewer gallons and
the cost is actually less.
Wears longer too-longer than mixed
paints, longer than lead and Oil.
You don't save cent
Mr.. c. Loeb, a painter in Magnolia, Miss,
writes
After years Of experiments with mixed paints,
find that your paint covers more surface TO Inc
gallon than any | have ever used. For density
and wearing qualities it cannot be excelled.
Compared with lead and Oil: \ house be-
longing to the late President of the Croton
River Bank, at BreWsteIs, \. y, (cost
S3l 00O) was painted with lead and oil IN
81 at a cost of S400. In o7-three years
it was repainted with Devoe at cost OF
$3.50. In '97 the house was still all right.
Results: lead and oil-cost S400, wear
three years; Devoe-cost $780, wear ten
years.
Yours truly,
+. w. DENOE Il Co,
New York.
p. S. Mason & Hall sell our pai MT.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
MARRIED..

FREEMAN In Rockand March
p, William A. Freeman of Cranberry Isles, and
Ollie NJ. Philbrook of ROckland.
GROSS COLBY. In Belfast, April 2, by Rev. E.
S. Philbrook, Alexis E. Gross and Miss Martha
c. Colby, both Of Belfast.
SoPER-HUTCHINs. In Orland, March 30, Miss
Helen s. Soper of Bucksport and Forrest l..
HutchinS of Orland.
SYLvEsTER-BoHNDELL. In Boston, March
II, Fred Sylvester of Boston and Miss Abbie
NJ BOhndell of RockpOrt
WARE-HART In Belfast, March 9, at the Uni
tartan pa, sonage, by Rev. Harry Lutz, James
Ware and Mrs. Josephine Hart
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
BORN

EATON In Little Deer Isle, March 26, to Mr..
and Mrs Henry B. Ea on, daughter.
KELLEY. In fremont, March %, to Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob NJ Kelley, son.
THOMAS. In Rockland, March 20. to Woodbury.
and Millie FrOhock Thomas a daughter weight
l2A pounds
TRIPP In Deer Isle. March 25. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Obed Trip, a daughter.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
CUSTOM HOUSE,

BELFAST, MAINE, April l, 1903. I
Sealed nronosals will be received at this build
inc until O'clock P. M, May 1st, 1903 for furn-
ishing fuel lights water ice mseesneous sshsn
snr}niSng streets for this building during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1904, or such portion
Of the year a. may be deemed % 1. advisable sdv The
Treasury Department;
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

q: Wind, Sky, etc.
1 "a 20 S. Part cloudy.
9 AZ Il $. cloudy.
3 "a So >. w. Cloudy.
/ So s. n. E. Loudly. Rain began at 10 a.
III seet at p. m.; snow and ram
IN night; precipitation, IA OF an
inch; trace of snow on the ground
Sunday morning.
5 35 "a N. Clear.
6 Al Is 5.
! "A 80 s. Cloudy. RAIN 81 of All inch.
The thermometer was below zero Is days
the past winter, against IL days the winter
previous.
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Belfast Weather Report.

S. Mason & Hall sell our pai Mt,
The Republican journal., 1903-04-09
Farm for Sale.

Situated in Northport, on the Reech Hill road,
farm of sixty acres. good buildings, land divid,
ed into fields, pasture and woodland. orchard
cranberries, etc Fine view of PenObscOt Bay.
Will be sold at bargain. Inquire on the preml-
SeS. X: A. PACK ARD.
April 2, 1so3.-3w14s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-05
THAT is WHAT W. W. WOOD, IN.
DUSTRIAL AGENT OF THE B. g. o.
SAYS OF cLARKSBURG.
Came Here Upon Regular Trip, But
He Says Whenever He Comes Here
There is Always Some Industrial
Movement on Foot.

w w. Wood, industrial agent of tho
Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad, was a visitor
in the city Saturday afternoon. He came
her upon one Of his regular trips, and
not for any special conference.
q consider Clarksburg one of the most
important points in industrial activity
on our entire system . said Mr.. Wood to
the Telegram representative. q make
If my business TO make regulnr trips to
your city Tor the purpose Of investigat,
ing conditions in the industrial line,
and to lend all the assistance in my Of.
fcial capacity that can. did not
come here today for any special confer.
encc with industrial promoters, but /
find that whenever j do come to Clarlls.
burg, there Is always some movement
along that line. clarEsburg has won
derful future before it"
Mr.. Wood left on train No. le, after
looking after various business matters
connected with his position.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-05
CHILD BURNED
TO-DEA..TH !.
Apron Caught Fhe from Open Crate
Sad Fate of Child Of Mrs, ". T.
Heaton, Sister Of R. M. Orr,
of This City.

After suffering intense agony since
Thursday ofternon, Price Heaton, three.
year.old son of Mr.. and Airs. William
Il. Heaton, OF Morgansyille, Doddridge
county, died Friday night ait 10 o'clock
from terrible burns received by its cloth
ing catching fire from an open grIte.
Thursday afternoon the child was left
i'm the sitting room alone for a short
time, while the occupants OF tlle house
were in another part Of the house. The
baby got too near the open CRATE and its
apron caught fire from the blaze. The
Undertaking was ignitcd and the baby
was horribly burned about the body be-
fore the folks could eNtinguish the burn
ing clothing.
Mrs. Heaton is a sister of Mr.. r. NJ,
Orr, of this city, The general manager OF
the West Fork Oil & Natural Gas com
pany. Her many friends in this city
extend their sincere sympathy in her
sad bereavement.
The baby viii BE- buried Sunday morn
ing in the Buckeye cemetery at Nor.
gansville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-05

PRICES
PREVAIL
IN NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, a
REACTION BEING WORKED FOR
BY OPERATORS.
Great Opportunity for Profit Taking,
Most Stocks Being at the TOp.-Re-
action is Expected to Come
Next Week.
l,riyate Wire 10 sIease 4 %.

Private Wire to Slease & %.
New York, Dec. 5.-The first few min,
utes' trading showed a tendency to take
profits, with consequently lower prices,
There was no lead from London market
to guide traders, but good many floor
operators were working for a reaction
Western wire houses were advising Gus
toners OF demand creted by the short
interest having been pretty well satis.
fed and that the market would show
The effect Of the elimination Of the bears.
B. r. 4. was a firm felture and there is
probably no need TO look for another
reason THAN the earnings, which are ex-
celelnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-05
WATER
STATI0NIlS Is.
DESTROYED
Fire Razss the Baltimore & Ohio Water
Tanks at Adamston. Origin Not
Definitely Known. May Have
Been Caused by Gas.

The Baltimore & Ohio iRstlroad com
pany's water station at, ldtmston was
destroyed by fire Friday hig H'he II,
igin Of the blaze Is not deaai.sly known,
but 1t is supposed to have originated
from gas, Twenty minutes before The
fire was discovered, George Melones, who
had charge Of the station was 1t ths
station and filled the tsnks with water.
1t is believed he lett witbout having
properly regulated the gas The lcSs
amounts to several hundred dallars, Tho
blaze attracted many people and q big
crowd gathered and watched ;tJhe station
90 up in smoke. There was no way to
fight The fire, owing TO The fact that
that town has no water works.