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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
ESpantOSa CataStrOfC.

Vancouver, Colombia Britani-
ca. % de Abril. La pequefia po-
blacion de Frank, situada al pie
de las Tomas en- el declive orien-
tai de las Montaiias Rocallosas,
fue abrumada por I'm terrible de-
sastre cosa de las 4 y 30 minutes
esta mafiana. Lo que aparente-
mente era una erupcion volcani-
ca Ell la cumbre de la montana
de la Tortuga, que DONNA la
plaza, esparcio una inmensa cam
tidad de piedras y escombros So
bre la poblacion, cerrando una
nina, en- la cual fueron aprisio-
nados los mineros, derrumbando
un sin numero de casas y dando
la muerte q ciento doce personals.
La linea del TELEGRAPH qued6
por los suelos y debido a este los
detalles de IA catastrofe han sido
escasos.
Toda la cumbre de la montana
de la Tortuga fue arrrojada So
bre la poblacion de Frank. In
mensas pedazos de piedra fuerou
arroiados a una gran altura en-
ell aire y caian sobre los tejados
dc las casas con espantoso efec.
to y taparon la entrada d la
nina Frank. La mayor parte de
caserio en- la poblacion fueror
destruidas. La TERRA fue abier,
ia por una gigantesca grieta dc
tres cuartos de milla de largo
El Gilman River que CORE pol
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
tstragOS de Ia dlfteria.

De La Trementina nos escribe
Don Tomas Martinez que recien-
temente falleci6 en- La Monia uu
nifio de dos amos del senior Mel
quiades Tenorio y osposa Doha
Severiana Garcia de Teuorio.
Muri6 de difteria; y a Don Victo-
riauo Pacheco y esposa Doia
Marillita II. dc Pacheco, Sc les
murieron tres nifios, dos ell 81 de
Marco, Senaida de 5 amos, y Juan
de Dios de 2 amos, y el dia prime
70 de Abril ell tercero, llamado
Felipe, de u amos de edad, todos
de difteria. Estos ultimos mu-
rieron en- la Canada del Alamo,
cerca de Tucumcari.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
Dlsputa pOr IN TerTenO

En- el pleito que el gobierno te-
MIA contra Don Margarito Rome
70 disputandole su senorio a IN
pequeiio trecho de terreno en- la
parte occidental de 81 Estales
Eel Poryenir,' ell jaez fallo en-
favor del actor ell S5bado pasado.
Este fallo rechaza la linea occi-
dental de la merced seguu esta
blecida por elagrimensor Pelham
Ell 1860 y la cual ha sido recono-
cida como la linea verdadera por
todos los habitantes desde enton-
ces, y la sustituye con la de otro
agrimensor llamado Johnson es-
tablecida ultimamente y la cual
queda cosa de una milla mas al
oriente de la original. 81 per-
maneciere esta decision, el go
bierno quitara q Ia merced de Las
Vegas un trecho de terreno de
una milla de aneho y treinta y
ocho millas de largo, y afectara
los intereses de centenares de
rancheros en- esa seccior muchos
de los cuales ocupan sus ranches
desde el s. como terreno de la
merced. Pero los fideico-
misarios de la merced han tornado
cartas en- Ell asunto y es su inten-
cion pelear contra el gobierno an
te las autoridades hasta que que
de bien deslindado el asInto.
Afortunadamente todayfa yiven
| los hombres que pisaron el terre-
no con Ell agrimensor Pelham
cuando ese Official localiz6 la Inca
occidental. y Sc cree que no habra
dificultad en- rectificar el equivo-
co hecho por Ell agrimensor John
son cuando las autoridades de
Washington sepan fondo los
hechos en- la causa. A 10 menos
el esfuerzo Sc hara y 81 no Sc con-
sigue justicia, sera por otra eau
sa y no por falta de trabajo.
Don Margarito Romero EN- Gu
va contra ha fallado la corte pue-
de salyar el terreno que por medic
de la decision lie ha sido arreba-
tado hacienda denuncia de e ante
la ohcina de terrenos, pero el nc
hara este hasta despues que Sc
haya obtenido una decision de las
cortes 8 del departamento del in
terror en- ell pleito de los fldeico-
misarios contra el gobierno 81 ia
decision viniere adverse. Conc
dejamos dicho, hay muchos ram
cheros pobres a quienes afecta es'
ia Ultima decision mas one al Sr
Romero y sus deseos son defender
a estos con tanta energia como Sc
esta defendiendo a 81 mismo an
tes de aprovecharse de las dispo
siciones de las leyes de domicilio
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
Dedication de Ia Ferla de San
Louis, Mo.

st. Louis, Mo, 30 de Abril.
Los ritos que presentan la Ex-
posicion de la Compra de Luisia-
ma al mundo, fueron ejecutados
en- el edihcio de Artes Liberales,
hoy, con toda la dignidad y ell
esplendor propios de la OCCASION.
Una parada de once mil soldados
por Lindell Boulevard los terre-
nos de la Feria Universal fofm6
un brillante preludio a la ceremo-
MIA de la dedication. Acabado
este preludio, sesenta mil perso-
mas sc apinaron Ell ell Addito-
rum, donde, en- la presencia de
los representatives ofciales de
todas las naciones ciyilizadas del
muudo, las palabras de la dedica-
cion fueron pronunciadas por ell
Presideute de los Estados Uni
dos. A medida Que Gaia la dlti-
ma silaba de los labios del orador
Y la dedication dc la feria mas
grande del mundoe era acabada, Sc
senta mil voces Sc deiaron DIR en-
senal de APPLAUSE. Ademas del
Presidente Roosevelt, los otros
participates en- la suntuosa ce-
remonia eran ell Cardenal Glib
bons, los Obispos E. h. Kendrick
y Henry c. Potter, el ex Presi-
dente Cleveland, Thomas II.
Carter, presidente del dia, y
David X. Francis. Las demos
traciones del dia ccncluyeron por
la noche con una magnffica ex-
hihicinn de fner rns arr iifcialeS.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
TempeStadeS de Nleye.

Cheyenne, Wyoming, Abril ~.
La furiosa tempestad de prima-
vera que principle aver por la tar
de ha sido bastante severa. De
seis a diez pulgadas de nieve GU
bren la TERRA de Cheyenne a Rock
Springs, y por ell norte hasta
Casper. Ell frio ha sido intense
y Sc teme que las perdidas de ga
nado lamar sean muy grandes de-
bido a que hace dos semanas en-
pezaron las trasquilas.
Denver, Colo, % de Abril. .-
Cay6 nieve en- Denver y todo el
Estado, anoche y esta mailana.
La ola fria que acompafiaba ia
tempestad ha hecho mucho dafo
4 las plantas. En- Fort Collins
sc teme haya sido arruinada la
cosecha de fruta y en- otros luga-
res han sufrido mucho las ovejas
y las vacas.
Lincoln, Nebraska, 29 de Abril.
Una tempestad de nieye que Sc
extendi6 por toda la parte occi-
dental del Estado principle a una
hora muy temprana esta mafiana.
Los trenes del norte han llegado
muy retrasados. La nieve cay6
de dos pulgadas de espesor.
La nevada de que hablan los
despachos que anteceden a estas
lfneas sc extendi6 por todos los
estados del norte, desde Ration,
Nuevo Mexico. Sc teme que a
consecuencia de clio haya habido
perdidas considerables de ganadc
& incaleulable dano d las plantas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
ReSOIuClOneS de COndOlenCia.
-las VEGAS Arriba. N. NJ.

Las Vegas Arriba, N. Nj.
Abril 30, 1908.
Senores Editores de LA Voz:
Tengan la bondad de dar pu-
blicidad en- las columias de su
acreditado peri6dico, 4 10 que si-
que, por cuyo favor les anticipa-
mos nuestras mas expresiYas graz
cias:
Por cuanto la Divina Providen-
cia ha tenido q bieu lamar al nG-
nero de los escogidos al niilo Ma
laquias Gallegos, hijo querido
que fue de nuestro consocio Re-
yes Gallegos y su esposa, Ruben
Gallegos, el dia 27 del pasado, a
la edad de dos amos.
Resuelyase, por tanto, que la
Sociedad de San Antonio les da
el mas sentido pesame y SC une a
ellos para ayudarlos a sentir la
perdida de su querido hijo y pe-
dira al Altisimo les mande la
conformation,
NIcANoR TAFoYA,
BRIGIDo ARCHITECTURE
Comision.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02

La tienda de Don Jose Y. Lu-
jan, en- la calle del Street Car,
cerca del rio, esta popularizando,
Sc mucho entire la gente, como
una de las tiendas mas baratas
que hay en- Las Vegas. ri senior
Luian hace sus compras con di
nero al contado, no tiene que cos
tear renta de casa y por ESQ vende
tan barato. If
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
LAS VEGAS. NUEvO MEXICO. sABADO DE MAYO DE 1903

Que lean con atencion este las
nifas y auu muieres que tienen
la mania de usar pretr6leo para
hacer arder la lumbre. Este Y
muchos otros casos que han suce-
dido prueban que no puede haber
cosa mas peligrosa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02

en- medic de la poblacion fue
atarcado y la via del ferrocarril
qued6 inpasable por la distaucia
de dos millas.
A la : y As minutes de la mana
ma sc reporta de Frank que ma
sas de piedra y lava estan sieudo
arrojadas todavfa de la montana
de la Tortuga. Los sobrev;yieu-
tes de Frank han apelado al go
bierno por protection y la policfa
montada ha sido mandada con
toda la preston possible a la
infcrtunada villa. De las pla-
zas vecinas estan siendo man
dados socorros a las infortu-
nadas victimas. pero debido a la
interruption del trafco de los fe-
rrocarriles y a 10 montahoso que
es el pals estan llegando muy
despacio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02
Una PaIabra a los BOrreQuerOS.

He recibido la agencia territorial
para yender la muy c6lebre y etcaz
medcina "Pyrol Sheep Dip, ell mejor
material, mas SECURE y mas barato que
Ina sido puest0 en- 81 mercado,
Con tOda coniianza y Seguridad par
tlcipo al p6blico dc las ventajas que
Obtendran al usar este material en- Ell
baho de sus Ovelas
La melor eyideEcia para probar Ia
eticacia de esta medlcina, es Ia de ml-
les de duefos de 0yejaS quienes en- to-
das parties dc la Rep1bliea y Europa
han declarado que es la cosa propia pa.
ra matar la roma. Para Information
diffiauSe 4
At. PATRICI0 GONZALEZ.
Wagon Mound, n nj,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02

DIR. Hobbs Sparagus pills euran toda elase de
enGermedades de los rihonas. Mnestras grtAis.
Diriianse, Sterling Remedy Co.. Chtsago n. Y.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-05-02

Eduquen eI Vtentre cen las CascRrets.
Las Pldoras "Candy UAthartics" curan la cons
tipaeion permancntemente Ice 2so. n no euran
le botieariO devuelve el dinero.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15
Dr. =. Parkcs Cadnan OF Brooklyn breaches
the Baccalaureate Sermon.

ITHACA, n. Y. June 1.-THE Rev. 8.
of Brooklyn, n. Y, this afternoon preached
the baccalaureate sermon to the 1908 gradu-
ating class of Cornell University. The
services were held in Sage Chapel at 4
o'clock and marked the opening Of the
weeks exercises of the thirtyffth COM
mencement.
The 500 members Of the graduating class.
all gowned in black and wearing the con-
ventonal mortarboard cap, filed into the
chapel and took the space reserved for them,
after the rest of the edifice had long been
filed to overlooking with visiting alumni
and parents and friends of the graduating
seniors.
Or. Cadman took for his text: I'm all thy
ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct
thy path. Proverbs ILL.,, @, good part
of his address dealt with the relation OF
science to religion. He said that science
had lifted up great acknowledgement to
religion in modern times. There have
been errors in the teachings Of theology,
he said, "the same as there have been errors
in philosophy and fence; but to-day both
science and philosophy have ioined. with
Speaking directly to the members OF the
graduating class, who arose to receive his
final remarks, Dr. Cadman said:
IT we knew nothing Of God except that
He was that would not be worth the know
ing Life shall be life forever, else the
earth is darkness at the core. God in man
is life The mind OF man cannot exist apart
from nor neglect the supreme mind OF God.
The personality of Christ Is the only gate
way through which God flows into man.
God did not make man mere automaton.
He gave him besides character. The man.
therefore, who robs himself Of his character.
robs God of the fruits OF his labor"
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TO CITY COLLEGE GRADUATES.
Character. Says DR.. Huntington. Tells In
LIES Racc-Their Debt TO New York.

character. says Dr. Huntington, Tells IN
LIES Race-Their Debt 10 New York.
The Rev. DR.. w. r. Huntington. rector
OF Grace Church. preached the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating class
Of the College Of the City OF New York in
that church Yesterday morning. He took
as his subject -The Parting Of the Ways"
and among other things he said:
You are going out into a world where above
all things else character tells. l am not so
foolish to imagine or SO il-advsed as to
try to make you believe that simple good
ness of heart will Of itself enable you to carry
all before YOU and to win everv prize. That
would mean setting premium on ideness.
There are many qualities that count besides
the quality have named. Mental quick
moss counts, natural shrewdness counts. "A
rnn aeun
but the thing that counts the most, say. is
chnra ctsr
You may be sceptical upon this point. but
ask some. old man who has had long expert
enGe OF, life and whose word you trust He
splendid beginnings not few, and has
watched the start in life Of scores Of brilliant
men ts only ones hsy wno aeld out
merely the admiration. but the confidence
OF their fellow men,
OF YOU who have been in special sense
York expects the best things Be proud Of
your college, but especially be proud Of it
because is the College Of the cry Of New
the sort of debt every West Pointer owes
the country which has trained him to be
day by day to the city's treasure house OF
character
We have societies for making the city
beautiful: We have societies for extending
the cty's trades. Be it your task to help
in making the city what neither art alone
nor commerce alone can make It. city walled
wings of peace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15
OUR ILL-GOIFRNED CITIES.
Bishop Mackay Smith NJ I.ehigh's Rae
caIaurente Laments Civic Corruption.

BETHLEHEM. Pa June 1.-THE Rev.
DR.. Alexander Mackay Smith, Bishop CO.
adjutor Of Pennsylvania. delivered the
baccalaureate sermon at Lehigh University
this morning. His theme was "A Time
and Times, and the Dividing OF Times :"
In his sermon he said
We are in danger Of becoming the phari-
sees Of the world. Instead of seeming to
hold that we are quite fit to govern other
people we ought rather to realize that there
is no nation in the world where more awful
differences exist between promise and
performance Il an in our land Of love and
devotion think | am not guilty of ex-
aggeraton when l say that with the ex-
ception OF the capital at Washington, there
does not exist in this country to-day a
single example OF a really well-governed
large city in the European sense. Every
such municipality shows some sort Of
corruption. and is governed by men OF
low education and defective morals, whose
power is unknown TO the law and whose
code of action seems to be that Of simple
savagery.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15

vide essay!ns from 's to 500 10 COPPER e
on the DUMPS and i is aocn T, Rapidly:
melting rapidly making i possible for miners
I BE ss xe.sn .a % 81 ranss
State M Met s.is,a. cIe-Ehm' sw'nk' Gold
In the Security mine okanossn district,
81 s., &c 20 ss's ,en is reported
the Tass Of twenty feet daily is Being mad
r. m nssS Ese" .A.
Elton mine E SIX feet below The seventh
Whenever the other mines OF the district
pump 70 lower their wateE h Level The Eltt Sa
.e snnsi tass s,s main and
20 .sible. The sysrase level. now sso feet,
will be lowered to 900. according TO expert
ton. se Of ss d. Ses %ns 10. .a ,1ss
ss:t 'rs d. fh' e 1Psn ss:t
Hsetssr e ssosseut Sens run o% The 80
foot Level to cut the Revenue Cutter vsin
%o ieet aa't Q. Legal Tender: The open
Join Hays Hammond Of New York. con-
sulting engineer for the Gugeenhem FL
ploratlon Company. returned uneIpectedly
last week because Of Aight fitness. In
epeakins or the GuRgenhelIns' Investment
r. f,s says they VIII ente. actively into Gelor.do
mining heds. They will alec acquire In
The various mills and smeltera Of the Grip
pie Greek district are busy. II the record
since June ! II kept up. the months product
viii EXCEED u ,00oQ0 the gross value Of a 600
tons OF ore OF all grades
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15

b 56Sv w S bssn n Ssss to The
hi. deposit of ore was found two yesra o aso
large mine win result there, in ali probability
one OF the best in the. Seaaunee area. The
MIMI " Thsn 9pe tbnn sl an Invest
Ths United states steel Corporation has
S Mss@9a viii aa ast about psyns The fee
ties.
The best opinion 10 that the shipments
G" orc the see5 49, Ths /. ss
duo to the fact that more ore was sent Tor
ward then than was required IN the attempt
prevailing and That now, prices being higher.
=" Tic rGi.s4 State. Steel Steel Corporation ha.
to Ohio ports There Is TOO much stearnship
Tonnage on The Lake. for The business = hs
vessel. handled quickly at docks and run
economically can make , good profit. and
e Sa Vessels ens n %sa r sy np
spent their lives in Lake trade. One large
contract was closed this week and others are
future for good tonnage with better return
than and per cent. on their invest ments
IDAHO.
Bo1.k. June THE trail from this place
Dy way OF zen basin TO thunder Mountain
and mine owners will return To- that SSist.y,rnss
within the next two or three weeks ks fp ..in.t
the winter considerable deyelopment WnrE
was done on many OF the mines and tSer
il is reported here that the Oh Fimn,e
mine at Rocky Bar has been sold to the Stands
viii be- spent n,m n 'n ont AND az
developing the pronertv WV "N '"''ousn''
Another important strike has been mad.
In Veni diatrfct vs,n ,h.aa ~ t tLIusS
has been onened which carriae vslns. ' s,,SL
hing from S,o r. Siso n ne ton II T., .uh T.
the Centra Star not Sar frnm re NAV" !"
NV -u' '''N' ''' N"''''
uTAd.
SALT LAKE,, June s.-The conveyance of
the Highland Boy mines AT Bingham. lie
smelter 10 Salt Lake valley and the entire
holdings and rights Of the Utah Consoll-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15
The Weather.

Cloudy and showery conditions continued yes
terday over the middle Atlantic and New ny.
land States. They were due principally to cooler
weather. which was following close behind the
low pressure tina, had covered these sections
The storm area In the Southwest caused rain in
Texas. louisiana. Arkansas, Oklahoma Kansas
Mississippi. Georgia, Nlabama and Florida. rhe
rainy conditions were spreading northeastern I'd
Pair weather prevailed In the central States the
western Lake regions and the Northwest
II was cooler in all the Atlantic States and the
extreme Northwest: elsewhere II was warmer.
In this city the day was cloudy. with showers
and thunder torrns wind fresh To brisk south
cast.ry: average humidity. ~ per cent: barometer
corrected TO readfI sea lcvri. at : \. N , n. u:
3 p. NJ. 29.Ga.
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
fAr ihern mi II. sl.,.-r r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15

Marley, James p. Tex.
Martin, ". H.. Jr.. Ala.
Matilc. G. a., large.
McCaughey, W. j., III.
McEveety. John A.. y. y,
Mcneil. Edwin c.. MINI.
Miller. Hugo f.. MINI.
Morrlssey. p. j., Mass.
Noses. Early j., Tex.
Murphy, Frank H.. \. Y.
Murray, Maxwell. large.
Nagle, F. L.. Jr.. Mass.
O'tonnor. j. L.. Mich.
Osterhout. q. H., Jr. Ne.
Palmer. Irving j.. Mich
Perrin, william F.. ARK
Peterson. NJ. N, MINI.
peyton, John r.. Fla.
Pfcil, Harry. Md.
Pipkin. Philip H.. No.
Porter. Hunter B., Va.
Potter, Waldo c., n. d.
Prince. Frcd'k A.. Ill.
Ray. Thomas H.. n. y.
Rice, Charles H.. WyO.
Rice. Elmer F., N. d.
Rockwell, Lewis G.. large
Rogers, Charles d.. y. u.
Rogers. y. p. Jr., n. j.
ROhrer. Guy ~. Ind.
Rose. John b.. Va,
Rutherford, II. X. \. \.
Santschi. f.. Jr.. Utah.
Sconold. Seth W, Conn.
Scott. Homer. AK.
Selbie. william f.. $. ID.
Seybolt. Arthur. n. y.
Shedd. ". f., IT. III.
Somers. II. H.. y. j..
Stedman. Calvin a.. Wis.
Steward. r, D.. Ohio.
Sultan. Daniel J., MISS.
Tandy. Blanton W.. Kan.
Taylor. James g.. -.
Tompkins. l.. L.. y. Y.
Van keurcn. c. H., WA.
Noorhies, Jean s., La.
Wnrder. Walter b.. III.
Watkins. Lewis H.. Tenn.
Watson. Henry H., y. u.
Weaver. Walter H., large.
wilde. John W., Pa.
Wilder. Throop ~. large,
wilson. Emmett G.. Ga.
Wollank. X. f.. La.
Woodward. r. s.. Cal.
Wynan. c. L., OHIO.
Younl. Barton X. Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15
FIFTY YEARS ~ THE FACULTY.,
CITY College Alumni 10 Celebrate With
Acting President Compton.

Five hundred members Of the Associated
Alumni OF the College Of the City Of New
York will give dinner to-,iGht to the act
ing president of the college, Alfred G.
Compton, at the Arion Societys rooms.
The dinner will ccmme moratc lis fifty
years of service in The college faculty,
which he entered in 1853 directly from the
first class graduated ,here. He became
professor Of applied mathematics in 1859,
and last December was selected to act as
president until the Inauguration on Oct
cf'' v.nr Of John H. Finley az head ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15

~AsHiHGroS TOR, Asst FOR ro,pAY AEp TO MORROW
For tont'n Hsr YORK. Iatr 10 dav pG,r,er IN
'' interior: iir and ua,r,cr 10. riorror bo,i llud,
sroonlinc ueN.
For New England, fair and continued cool TO
"ny."sc,pt rain IN extreme south portion; fair to
morrow; light 10 fresh variable winds, becoming
west
For the District =. Columbia. Maryland and
eastern Pennsylvania fair to day and 10 morrow.
slowly rising temperature: high, west WINDS
FOR New Jersey and Delaware. fair 10. day and
tomorrow: slowly rising temperature In ;hc In
error: light west winds
S,w Nnry -..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15
Wrecked Schooner Emerson Towed to New
London,

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 1.-THE
schooner Fred A. Emerson, which sailed
from Bangor early this week and was
caught in the gale on Friday and capsized
near Montauk Point. was found by one Of
the Scott Towing Company's tugs ON Friday
night and brought here this afternoon.
sailor who was dashed to tho shrouds and
drowned was taken off the wreck and Is
now awaiting shipment TO relatives In Maine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-15

Aldrcdge. Ewers p, Ohio
Alexander, Percy, La.
Alexander. Roger G.. No
Ancrum. Calhoun. $. c.
Arthur, Robert. 5. ID.
Bane, Thurman. H.. Cal.
Bartlett, GeoHrey, Mass
bartlett. Geo. G.. y. J,
Beavers. q. w., Jr.. y. y.
Boone. Abbott. Tex.
Brauer. fred'k r., Md.
Butler. Bruce b.. y. j,
Campbell. John 81 Pa.
Castle. Benz. F.. Wis
Clark. Bruce f., Ill.
Coleman. Fred H., Ark.
Coles. Thomas Lee, Ala.
Collins. James L.. La.
Cotton. Robcr, C.. Mo.
Cowl. Harry c.. W. Va.
Cruise. Fred T., large.
Davis. Russell H. Mlnn.
Dawson. Wiley r.. ONO.
Doak. Sloan. Tex.
Dunn. William f.. la.
Duscnbury. X. W, Mich.
Eastman. {. L.. large.
Fversole. James e.. KY.
farls. Melvin q. Ala.
Fox. George f.. Pa.
Gallogly, James A.. Ore.
Grary, William D.. Cal.
Gillespie. Harry s.. Mich.
Greene. Royal n. Mo.
Greer. Lewis v. Tex.
Hall. Burke s.. Neb.
Hamilton. Hal A.. Tex,
Hand. Elwood s.. y. j,
Hanson. Arthur ". la.
Harris. c. T.. Jr.. Tex.
Hayden. H., large.
Henry William r., Ga.
Hin. RAY c.. Ohio.
Holablrd, John A., III.
Horton. Paul j.. Ga.
Householder. +. r., Del
Howard. y. L.. la.
James. Stanley L.. Pa.
Jones. John W. Col.
kceler. John p. Mo.
kimhall, X H.. Tex.
LanSinger. II. C.. Pa.
Larncd. Paul A. large,
Laubach. James h Pa
Lewis, Evan f.. s. ID.
Lott, Warren, Jr.. Ga.
Lounsbury. r. L.. Ohio.
Macl.achlan. u. j.. Cal,
Maish, Alex w. Pa.
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NEW WEST POINT CADETS.
Candidates VINO Have QVAlihed and Will
Join tho Fourth Class.

WEST POINT, June 1.-THE following
ia a list OF candidates who have qualihed
and will report to Adjutant Rivers on Mon
day for admission to the Military Academy
and will be part OF the new fourth class
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