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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-07-07
Strawberries

Clinton alone shipped 10000 crates
of strawberries this season, and
Sampson berries are shipped from a
dozen or more other places. The
twelve thousand crates from Clinton
brought approximately, thirty thou
sand dollars, and all that we're ship
ped from the county probably three
times that.
The berry crop has put a large
sum of money into circulation, and
has been the means of getting many
a hard pressed man into easy circum-
stances with his finances, and has
really slackened the screws in every
section where they are grown, and
made things easier with all our peo-
pie; and all are jubilant over the re-
suit; and just here is the danger
point, for if our people go wild, or
lose their heads over this years sue
cess, and risk too much in berries,
there is danger of running aground
and losing all; so anchor where you
are, gentlemen, in reach of the
shore.
Some are already preparing to put
IN a larger crop, and if they increase
the berry crop to the extent of neg
Letting cotton, small grain, forage
for stock, peas, corn, potatoes, ETC.,
they may come out at the little end
of the horn" Even if prices should
be as good next year as they were
this, and you should have a large
crop, by the time you buy the corn,
meat and other things you neglected
to raise, you would have a hard time
keeping even with the world.
Aside from all other arguments
those who had a small crop of berries
this year, MANFRED highly and cult
waited well, made more money, acre
for acre, by far han those who had
more land in berries than they could
well manage.
So, let well enough alone, have a
small acreage in berries; manure
them heavily, cultivate thoroughly
and make them fine. and a heavy
yield per acre, and besides, a plenty
of meat and bread and feed, with
with which to keep up your stock, for
here is where the money is in ber-
ries, or any other kind of a risky or
fuctuating crop.-Clinton Demo
crat.
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-07-07

The commingling of Southern and
Northern veterans of the great Civil
War on the battle field of Gettysburg
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday to
celebrate the bloody three days war
of July the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, 1868,
was a particularly happy occasion.
Men who met each other forty years
ago with gun and bayonet-men
grim-visaged and determined-shook
hands over the bloody chasm and re-
newed again the covenant of broth
erhood which grows stronger as the
years roll on. 1t should, indeed, be
a matter of the keenest qualification
to citizens of both North and South
alike to witness the slow but sure dis
appearance of the animosity engen-
d9red by the Civil War.-Gastonia
Gazette.
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SALE.

EOD CA 100 Bushels heat;
L ON ORAA' pricS, 81 f o b OneSpsn-
ish Jacx, IL months o d; 50 inc les high; black
with wnlte points Eight Berkshire Pigs; 3
bo RS. s uws; no akin; fir II registered s Ock.
Price $40 a pa T. w. J. SHUFOfD,
HickOr. NC
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Dar attanaents inpars eco go opinion q IA peehsa yaa
A6o XII. Mum. 1902
=. "a ,aa .a#L soTss .s@Ya
400 amos de Ia antigua domination no !. I
hicIe[on tanto como cuatIo De Ia modema

TIME is MONEY, el tempo es
dinero, en- el lena de los Estsdos
Unidos de am6riea, donde en- todcs
los setos Sc desArrolla 10 mayor A.
tividad, llsvkndose ali veraaaera.
mente una vida el6ctrica, si ss NOS
permite la frase.
Por ESQ cuando se anuncio & este
pueblo 10 veniaa del &guila 2msri.
cana, se hiso como en- Jerusalem con
Ell gran Jesus.
D0se6bamos nm gambio radical,
sof16bamoa CON las libertades de
aquel pueblo, que en- efseto, son Id
mirables, y por $50 ee expliea que
los puertorriquef dos abri6rAmos nue 0
tros brszos 6 10 que era sfmbolo de
libsrtad, progreso y .todo 10 noble y
grande concsbido en- nuestra mente.
La nacion antigua, Surante el lar
go tranEcurso de cnatrocientOs amos,
debiAo G los errcres dc los gobier-
NOS en- aus eoloniag, debido To- ella.
Sc dc gobernantes qae squf se en-.
viAbAn, lcgraron 10 que nunca pre-.
tendi6 Aquel noble pueblo, consi'
guierou hacer odfosa aquella domi'
nscion, y asf, sa retf ataba en- el
BSMU4&Ate @64 p0Sr rGOEEIQN N0uO ~ P5'
M y desaliento, haei6ndoss eada
vez mayor; pero para este Sc necs'
sitaron ce1Gtr0cient0s 07J0s.
De clio no fac responsible Ell pue'
bio, 10 foe nm gobierno que no supo
interpreter los dssaos de aquel.
Los EstAacs Unidos. en- gu yerti
ginosa earrera de ergrandecimiento,
en- su afkn de eonservar sd LENA de
time is money ha eaido muy de prisa
On el mismo precipiciio en- que eay6
10 primers naci6n.
Uu gobierno desenfcenaao sin 10
experisncia de colontzsr, s'nif1o" YER
daderamente, emprendi6 parecida
carrera & In que emprendio, pero
muy rapidamante y ha logrado los
mismos funestos rssultaaos de aquel.
De 50 aetividad 10 esper&bamos
todo, pero. ..iqse desengahc In ss
psranza ID psrdimos toda.
No somos pesimistas. por oil con j.
trario, pero ante 10 l6gica de los
ndmsroa quien Ee rasiste?
A rafz de 10 invasion americans,
del million de habitAntes que tiens
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Un pagadOr de ObraS
DdblicaS que eS al
mlsmo tempo concejal I
Pr0baDlenlente tendfa que re-
SOlVerSe Dor unO de los
.... dos CargOS

EstG terminsntemanta prohibido
que los empleados que cobran suel.
dos del Gobierno Insular,s sean, al
mismo tempo .coneejales dc synnta. !.
mientos, y sabemos que haee salgu.
NOS dias Sc present6 quejs en- To- Of
Gina del Gobisrno, denunciando 6
an emple o 10 de Ob-as Pdblicas que
cobra susldo como psgador del ne
goeiado, siendo coneeih delsayunta'
miento de ana Villa que estk situada
On la pa1ts Ossta de Paertos Rico. 81 z
aSAbemos3 que ne han presantado
varias quejas en- contra do ese miszno
empleaao y que no lisa ol1a hecho q g 90
de las denansiss. pero eraemos y
easf poasmos ssegurar ne On este
saso, el sefforg asnuneaa 10 stendr& que
elegir entire ser conc ajal ser ps ga.
dor. Seguramente que si le aeian
elegir, elegir& 10 segando, pero ESQ
ssrA en- caso de que le eonsultan euk
dsseoa. .ss,, .ts.14.-, ..,s..c 90 q
Dsntro de breyss dias % aae gura
que Be resolver6 este asunto.
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Els probable
que ell indMto de don GregOriO
Rodriguez sea cOncedidO :.
El amino del Gobarnad or
parece 1nclinado q Ia :
..s~~a clemencia

Aver visit6 al Hon. Gobernaaor,
don Manuel Reyes Ruiz, do Qeehra,
dillas, CON el obisto de solicitar el
indulto del seaor don Gregorio Ro.
drigaez, ex eoneejsl del Ayuntamien-
to TO De ss,}a ,o}.muy n, aaszs sstaaltd!a
IA fasra impueftasp sp0r 10 Corte de
Afeclko. per yiolAgi6n de les leyes
De RAhtas Interi1Aa.
&! Hon. Gobernadur le reeibi6
afsbisnente y durante ID, sltrevista
hAblaba mucho al idioma lcastsllano.
Prometio..e coneeaer el indulto del
o. d ,r Rodrie uez tan pronto como
el Hon, Attorney G neral sdevue,va
10 solicitaA presentadas con el infor
me requeriao. oT5I. i Is
MAS tarde ell sefior Ruiz pas6 q vi
sitRr al Hon. Attorney General con
el mismo I'm, y este 10, promsti6 DO.
nsr n libsrtAd tsn pronto como il
Corts; de Arecibo reslbisse el infor
me que sc le hAbiA pedido.. SCI
El sefior Rodriguez, es Eprobable
qae este libre de hoy 6 ma11ana.. i
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: Fl Polo N0rte:
CAFE Y BILLAR :

-QAT@ i DIAAAEs, =
IEGIIfIlis-9 1S9iJO
Fl meior establacimiento de su
elase sen San Juan. Cd SerYicio esme-
Ha1lsimo:a Sc sirTen ehoc colatA eafA,
refrescos, y aiooras, aeaa' mayor pu-
reza.a i II 4 sSaIq al B esaaaf Ca ~ i
q San Francisco %
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TAmbien han siao sentenciados,
por iguales alias 6 10 Ley Eleeto.
raj, nuestro amigodon Victor Gam.
piano, alealde que fac de Rine6n,
durAntela e2oca ssps flols, y el To-.
borioso y acreditado N Asatro alba nil
Nicol&s PARA.
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esta isla, IL mayor1& ne sentfa ames
ricans sa implant6 aqnf nm gobier,
no militsr y tras 90 sel nno civil, tan
raros tan estd piao, tan POGO en- b sr'
nonis con 10 que co squel pueblo y
10 que este qaiers ser, que los resal.
tados no pueaan ser mas funestor.
VeaEe aino la vatacicn plehls eta
ria de ''LA CorrsspondeneiA", que
aeusa an, fsn6meno nunca visto, On
m pueblo que por la ma1lana dice:
"quiero unirme 10 Constellation
del Norts". y lue go envuelto an las
negruras do ID nPche de- Los aesen'
gsf1os, aice: tno, deiadmel indepea.
diente, no qRiero ser mas esclavo."
SDe Quien es ID eulpA? no 10 es en-
verdad del pueblo amsrieano, que
CON gusto nos recibiera en- sus bra
EOS, como nosotros CON cari11o 10 re.
cibimos 6 ell; go 10 culpa, de ase can
Ger social que 1lamamoa politicians.
Esa antipatri6tica y odiosA figure,
BE interpone entire nosotros v aQuei
buen pueblo y no quiere qaes nos
unamos.
81. no se pueda negar, eli brutal
empnj6n que snfri6 este pueblo de
S1 Magestad. El Consejo, Oh ell &C
to mas antipolitico qae se regiatra
en- 10 historic. iQae egoistas! lPos.
ponen ell bieneatar de nm pueblo, y
manchAn eel nombre de ana naciori,
por el bien partieulars f@@ CD
iQaedan emplazados para eusndo
&c escribA la historic de este pals!
Seguid, sfguid por ese camino, d aa
vuastra labor ssr& /. frucsuoss y Yo.
sotros eaereis horror .aos ante
vuestra obra. M
SSe quiers an aeto mas antipoli.
tico que el de Moody y PAyner Va.
lient 90 estadistas, que separan & dos
pueblos que tisnden 6 unirse. ~ 8
Vaestro slime ID money, ha sur
lido aquf efeeto, pero en- santido
contrario & In l6gica y la.rsz6n.
CAigas pues toda ia eulpa sobre
los ambiciosos que todo 10 pcs ponen
ante ,sl medro personal. r.r
M eulpeis no, nj al noble pueblo
americana, nj mucho menoa oil hi,
dalgo y generoso tpuertorr.qus no.
III. Romero HQatbnaIsen.
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La Aduana de PajadO
ooRRE PEL1eRo
de que Sc la lleye ell mar
lmportantes veclnos de
aquel pueblo han par
ticipado la noticia al
Comisionado del Interior
Probablemente Sc designara una
oomision que diotamine

Don J. Bird y Leon y IS promi-
nentes ciudadanos del pueblo de FA'
jardo han eEvisdo nm eserito oil Hon.
Comisionaao del Interior, en- Ell .cual
sels Informs acerca del eatado en-
que hoy 80 tRlla Ell mar en- an punto
que estk cerea de 10 aauAn& de aquel
puerto. Sc manifesto que exista el
tenor de- que ocurrsn desgraeias
inmsnsas, tan pronto. como hsya el
mas mfnimo hurac&n, por estar com
pletamante AmenszaAos por ell mar
y oil rio que allf dssemboea.
q Hay prob&bilidsdes de que se nom
bre una leomis.6n para. que inspse'
clone el punto eu donde el mar, CON
-el trascuYso de los al1os, hA lido AVIAN
zAndo hacia TERRA al extreme de que
las oias llegan 6 10 Aduans al sem
tirse Ell mar slgo picado.
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Han sido sentenciados, por segan
de- vez, los jneces de eleceiones re
publieanos Reyes y PAdr6 y hoy o,
celebra IN. tercsr jaicfo, della mis-
ma elase con tra ellos.
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ManI'Olo 9TOrregrOSa

Eel s&bado fallaci6 en- Carolina es'
to distirguido joven, que t&ntss vir'
tudss stssorahA en- "a alma de buen
puer torriquef1o.
De ls.estimasi6n que supo captar.
de en- 10 sociedad del veeinos pueblo,
fu6 elocuente testimonfo In nantes
tacion De duelo en- On entierro, que
se verific6 ell domingo.
Ri fnado era hermano de los sc
f1ores don Federico y don Luis To
rregross, farmaceuticos, Ell primero
en- Carolina y el segundo de Aqua
dill&., -
Sean estas lfueas .ex preston De
nuestrA aineera condolences para
CON los deudos de Manolo Torregro.
30, 6 los cuales damos nueatro pc
same. a
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La ! banld|e'rl'a |l''l'iI ieSpa;l16|l0|l;a| ;l1|l ];
J ssae1 en- ! iAhaseo eli 3 de Nay,
Nuevas sentenclas por
asuntos electorales
Ode 7satsetros cosTespozasag)

Is
- Mayo 3.-En 10 casa del comar,
eiante espsnol don Antonio Diez, al
eal9e que fne de este pueblo, durante
10 domination espafiols, y On el ssts
delHCentro latino, /" hemo visto 40.
tando 10 ban&sra de Castillo, en- ee-
lebraci6n de la memorable y glorio-
% feaha hist6riea: eel 2 de Mayos
En- 10 terraxA del sCantro latinos,
el propietArio de ID CASA don Anto.
MO Cruz, que es IN hOm bra de buen
gusto, ha coloeado. mas macedoras
ae' gran vista y artfstica ~eonstruc.
ci6n, para esparcimiento De los so:
clos de dicho Csntro, que ass sl local
donde se reunen los resiaentss de L.
eolonia extrApjera en- Araspc, y al
gunos elementoss shijos del psfs.
ITO : IT, .NU.4
Est& enfermo an nifio del obrero
Juan In6s Ros2ao.
-ssiiI1T9JAi L ] s--..------ss III il:sit6t
Hemcs visto, s don joss D. Chapel
un eleaante som brerO lfabricAao por
don Magin MontcyR..
Est& erfsrms, sur que sfcrtun ada
mente " sstx mejor, nuestfa bue
amiga dcfia Aursa Pijoan.
G1csxs1 aS s4 ----f = .HE. "
La dating guida agents de To- revisi
to ilustrada <Arts y Letras., reci.
bio los n6meros primero y segando
deia interesante publica ci6n de Md.
rio Brau. Esta revista tendr& mn. !.
chos suscritores, por su grsnl merito
artfstico, y ipor haber tenidol sl
aeierto de nombrar sgenta & 10 bella
y sim p&tics tseforitA Aures Brau
hija de nuestro amigo don Fsrmfn.
g&5@ &M +@@ 2 -.- Il Ga
La no menos bella graeiosa
agsnnte de EEL CarnAvals, 10 otrs
importants rsvista ilus.rads de Ba'
rreiro, ha vsndido muchosa euponea
del snimado y oportuno certamen.
Jovita Velez tiene muehos amigos y
adm 1radores. s21E35ass a5tss4 @ G
qae
Sigue aumentsndo L. suscriei6n
de- <La Correspondeneias, peri6 dico
que eada dia se hAce mas necesario,
por su buena doetrins, su intsressn. !.
to y vAriada informsei6n y su credo
altamente patri6tieo
Han sido sentenciados, por segar.
de- veg, los iueces De eleceiones re.
publicanos Reyes y Pad16 y hoy se
celebra un tercer jaicio, della mis-.
ma elase contra sllos
TAmbien han siao sentenciados,
por iguales f alias 6 la Ley Hleeto'
raj, nuestro amigodon Victor Cum.
piano, slcalde que fac de Rine6n,
aurAnte'la e2oea esps f1ols, y el To-
borioso y acreditado maestro alba f1il
Nicol&s PARA.
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TratamI0nCO d0 t0@&S las oM10f"
Meaades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrg1cas.
Especialiaaa en- afecciones do
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 4 4 de-
IL tarae.
Fortalexa (Allen Street, 10.
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Sigue aumentsndo Il suscriei6n
de- sLa Correspondsnoias, peri6 dico
que eada dia se hAee mas necessrio,
por "a buena doetrins, su intsressn.
to y vAriada informsei6n y su credo
altamente patri6tieo-
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lFlLATELIC0S! J! !.

Sc vende una gran collection do
sellos. Sa eomponen de estampillas
de todss parties del mundo.
Tiens Iser0s 6smas. de LOCO sallos
y se d& harAts.
En ests impranta inf formar&n, y
por eserito dirijass al apartaao de
Gorreos ndmero 7s5. A,oas 10
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Una SelOra faueCi0
en- San German
deSpueS de haber reSpiradO
Ell a1re de tres SiglOS

Dolfs Maria Lugo Montalvo, via.
da de don joss Lugo, vscino del ba.
rrio Aucones, fAllecio Ell dia 80 de
Abril. e
Eea hiia .legitimA de DON Bartolo;
ne y def1a Rosario. N aci6 el Q no
1898; por tanto, contaba 105 IN os de
existancia. Asi es, que vic ei f Il del
XVIII vivi6 todo el XIX y cerca de
tres amos del Xxx. NJ. - 49, = 81
Tavo 18 hijos, de los cuales + alle-
eisron 8, y vivsn en- 10 actaali 1ad
Luisa, Hilaris, .Psaro, Petrona,
Juan, Esgenia, Nicolas, Jose, Ma
ris y Pearo AdvfAeuIA.
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TAKE MORE CHIN4NEN.
Mother of Brennan Girl ThrottIes
One Prisoner an Court.

On complaints sworn to by Mamie Brennan, four
teen years old. OF No. 207 Ralph-ave. and Lizzie
Kane. seventeen years old, Of No LOIS Broadway.
four more cinnamon were arraigned yesterday in
the Gates-are. court, Brooklyn before Magistrate
Furlong. The prisoners Hen Tom. twenty
eight years old. and Charles Shuey. thrty-five
years old of No. 4l4 Sumner-ave who were ar
rested Thursday: Charles Woh. forty years old
years old OF No 1855 FuIton-st: John YUM
twenty-five years old and Tony Jim. forty years
old both Of No. loo Rockaway-ave., Brooklyn All
aundrymen.
two Italians are expected TO be arrested. The pris
oners were held IN 5000 each each charge, max
ing the bail SO, goo in each case
The Kane girl was committed temporarily to the
House Of the Good Shepherd. IN the custody OF the
probation officer Miss Virginia Roome The Bren-
nan girl was placed in charge OF the officers of the
There were many curiosity seekers in the Gates
ave. court including number Of well dressed
Suddenly she grabbed one Of them around the
throat and was throttling him vigorously when
Court Ofhcer Gallagher with difficulty broke her
hold. Mrs. Brennan is widow. Her daughter said
she was a pupil OF St Johns College parochial
school till a year ago, and then to Public
The father Of the Kane girl is motorman the
Gates-ave. trolley cars. When he heard the story
thres tened vengeance the destroyers Of his child
The police, however. persuaded him to resort
10 violence, as the law would avenge him
Magistrate Furlong declared yesterday that he
would exercise all the powers Of his office to
stamp out what he characterized as most inqui-
tous conditions he said he had been instrumental
IN having the police and detectives Of the five pre-
cincts IN the NIth judicial District and in Queens
County make q thorough Investigation of laun-
dries suspected Of harborfng Young girls
katherine Kaitz. twenty-three years old. of No
l447 Gates-ave., was arrested early this morning
station, the charge completely in the
crimes charged against the Cinnamon.
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ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Rowlitch. Clapp d Co, Boston; A C Bowdch, milf
nerE. Murray Hill
BurnhsTn-fIanna- Munger Dry Goods Company Kansas
City: J X Burnham domestcs. fannels and blankets.
40 - Leonard ST., Majestic.
Cohen Boston: George Cohen, laces, waists.
dress trimmings and skirts Herald Square
Grow Brothers, Monroe. y g. J. J. Crow. drygoois
and notions. Aston
William donaldson Co Minneapolis: J. c. Donald
son. 10. Waker-st-. Imperial
Eastman Brothers & Bancroft Portland. Ne; H. r.
v. n Fink Detroit; J. L Lee domestIcs. etc.
Park Avenue.
w H. Frear Co. Troy f. T. Russell stationery
druggists sUncTies Sinclair, and Z A Frear, china,
glassware toys, etc. Murray Hal
Ginlbe Brother. Philadelphia r Z. Gordon domestics
NJ. 31T Broadway. NsEHrre
MuI!n Muffin. Huntingdon. Penn: Mulin. dry
gcaIs. notions etc. Albert.
N Nathan Bro. J7austown, Penn: N Nathan dress
goods linens and white goods, No 81 Broadway HOT
D. oCsIaeasn & Co.. Boston: 7. o'CaIlaehau. carpets
Continental
RED Hughes Dry GOODS Company. waterbury, Conn :
X Hughes. furnishing goods, toys etc. no. 70 Spring
81 Park
Scare. Gardner a Co. Troy. N. VI c. L. Gardner
piece goods. Navarro
sisefeL Strauss & Connor. Rochester. W 7. Conner
"ofien pie'e goods Victoria
.st-'is D} Goods Company. Butte City. II. Eyrnons
sIe goods eloafs ans wonlens underwear. No 52s
- wallace q son. Str51csburE. G y Wallace dry
Westn1Irsf4r 0''
HI Li1sh"s Dry Goods Company. waterbury. Corn
go "a }eNeiTy. No q spfug-st. Park avenue
a2afstcI. Diego. q. THOMPSON
00N 80 - 4-lsFsLaTG-st..
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SAID HE VAS ASSASSIN.
Writer an First Anonymous Letter
ScOf'ed at Mr. Derter.

The publication yesterday Of an anonymous
letter received by Henry Dexter. the aged
father OF Orlando p. Dexter. who was
dered while driving near his Adirondack home
threatening the life Of William Rockefeller.
who owns an estate at Bay Point. some eigh-
teen miles from the Dexter property. brought
TO light the interesting fact that Mr.. Rookie
Teller. within the last day two, had privately
paid visit to Mr.. Dexter 20 consult with him
as 70 the present situation IN the Adirondacks.
It was also learned that Mr.. Dexter had re-
Gently received a prior anonymous communi-
cation, purporting to come from the murderer
OF his son.
The writer OF this letter." said The Tribune's
informant, apparently took a fendish delight
In outraging every feeling OF the aged father
at the murder Of his only son. The letter was
postmarked Washington, d. c, and said among
other things, DO you want to catch me? Shall
/ try for the 5000 rewardT"
The contents of this letter were forwarded
to John p. Badger the Malone lawyer who.
on behalf Of Mr.. Dexter. is assisting Sheriff
Steenberge, Of Franklin County, in tracking
the assassins. Mr.. Dexter said yesterday that
he had communicated TO Mr. Rockefeller the
the course of the day. and that Mr.. Rockefeller
had expressed his obligations.
Ever since the murder OF Dexter, II is said,
Mr.. Rockefeller has been in receipt Of repeated
intimatiOns from friendly or other sources that
his life in danger.
AT Mr.. Rockefeller's Tarrytown home Il
said that he was not expected back last
night and that nothing was known of the re-
ports OF threats against Mr.. Rockefeller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. Oct ARRIVED. Bowie rl Kerr New
York. Sailed steamer Celtic tBr Lindsay. New-Y ork
Queenstown
plymouth, oct 2, 5:t5 p m-Arriyed steamer KONG
and proceeded.
Southampton, oct .. 80 m--Saied. steamer BlUcher
Ger. Krech from Hamburg. New-York via Cher
bourE.
RtdFe. New ork for Antwerp. "'''7 '"'''
Grayeseud Oct 2Saed steam yacht Aphrodite Colonel
oliver II Payne. owner. Ne8-Norl-
Cardiff. Spt juSa.Ied, steamer Nev-Oreans tBr, Red
man. New N0rk- ''' ~
Isl, II WIGHT OCT Passed steamer Rvntar, f1,5,et,
Van FER Zee. Nev-Yorz for Rotterdam ~ '''''
Holm Ncw-Y0T via Christansand '''
Hamburg oct l. mArrived, steamer Graz yvaIda-ss.
Gen. Kop6. New-YorS via Plymouth and Cherbo,,rg
I3oulogre- Mer Oct 2 m-ArTtved steerner Rt
dam Dutch, Van der Zee New-York for Rotts ris ~,
iafI proceeded
Cberioarg oct l. 1O15 p m-Arrived steamer A,,,,s.a
Victoria Ger. kaempf Now-York Via PivmontS 10
Hamburg t1nd proceeded. 'O'
IIavr oct Arrived steamer Dona Maria CPor, Focba
N.u.Yora. noon arrived steamer BretaEue d.,
f'anrelrt. New York va -
Cinraltar oct I-Pa-5ed. Pontiac tIr, oa,e,
CaI.z ana AImerla for New-York. ID Olga "A 80
sepch Trieste. Patras and AIgiers for Neyy-yort ~
AlneTia sept 3O-saied, steamer Pontiac (Brj OTa,
Trieste september 22-saned. steamer Lederer Sander
Freemantie oct Arrived Ellarc OBJ, Mcleod
colombo sept 24-saIei. steamer Mogul CBr,. Rnue,
t.g-u! N.EHt. 20. &cN York
rci.1 r...... ~ 2I-saled. Steamer S.,laia dtap
tfs.-.I1o. Eet.-l prk.
st Mchies OCT Passed steamer Lain Ger. Bolts
New-York Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa
q, Thomas oct ARRIVED. steamer FontsbeiIs CnrN
Mann. New-York Tor Demerars. &C