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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
cA.or.l BALDWIN Exonorated.

------T 1I-|e WHO Was appointed % IN
tba uegcd interview with Gen
''1 Ttt,ta reoorts of which attributed
ora, .-,arks dorOg1tory 10 negro and
- w." s,fn4rs. has reported that no
'i-,or,:ew took place and that the
maa uo wra,. ,. had ,,b 9ieR di IS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
MARKET QUOTATION
Spot Cotton Prices.
Review of the New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, May 2.-This was the dull
est day the cotton market mere has eX-
perienced for some months. Sales 200
bales. Quotations unchanged.
In answer to inquiry, Statistician Hyde,
of the agricultural bureau. telegraphs
to Secretary Hester that First cotton
report will be issued June 3: VIII cover
acreage and condition" Futures quiet
and featureless. At the opening call
prices were 2 to points lower than
Yesterdays closing figures. but soon re
covered the loss. Then followed frequent
slight fluctuations. the market at the
close showing net losses Of ? to 4 points
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

46G47; prime winter yellow 1904. Prime
meal S27@27.50, nominal The market was
quieter, but remained steady at old
prices.
Memphis. May 2.--Cotton seed oil--Car
lots per gallon, prime crude. SIC; off
crude 27035l2c; prime summer yellow 40c;
off summer yellow nominal; choice cook
ing summer yellow. less than car lots, 45c
Cotton seed meal--Prime $40. Cotton seed
cake-Prime $40
New Orleans, May 2.-Cotton seed oil
Prime refined in barrels. 4212c; off re-
fined in barrels SIC; prime crude loose 35i2
I361yc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

St. Louis. April 2S.-The second days
session of the National and international
Good Roads convention opened with bet
Ter attendance than yesterday. President
Moore introduced General Nelson A.
Miles. L. S. A., and president of the Ma
tional Highway commission. who mada
the principal address of the forenoon.
General Miles was received with great
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

wonderfully quick time lost vitality, emaciation,
prerGaturjty. varicocele, hydrocele, structure,
Blood poison unnatural diseharses Il irrit tat l
and enlargement of the prostate gland ana az a..
0a 'I method known to science thatwll eectrify
the body, rout wasting diseases create yi COR
warmth and force, aud all this without medicine
Write to Dr. Stevens & CO., Columbus. o., bon
500 We offer Ten Days Trial Treatment to every 6y
20 - n :, scheme as this firm is too large to re-
sort to such petty ways. We send the most GO com
plefe book ever written on the Diseases e. OF men,
ings from life Everything is confidential, and
sent perfectly plain. We trust every gentlemen ian
reader of this paper will write. US at once ana
thus get the Ten Days Trial Ireatmens ano Docs'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The Dry Goods Market.

New York. May 2-The week In dry
goods closed quietly. with trading re-
stricted at both first and second hands.
With cotton in its present condition there
is little likelihood of manufacturers
weakening until it is absolutely neces-
sarv to run their machinery. Offers at
low figures have been made and refused,
and buyers seem to take the situation
philosophically and are not worried about
tho flfllre
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Cotton Movement to Close of April,

los
New orleans. May $50 20 ;sliIed
ter's cotton exchange 49,, 70
today. covers the monthly NOV '''' 49,
the close of April. . .,,,,., ~,
Compared with Iast Ie'i H. ~ a,,,,.as
increase for the month N l94"o nS - to
of $4,000 bales compare, Nh 5o ~ win
fore last a decrease on l''''0' AM
1909 an increase or !9o'V'V no ,-7 o,,o;,,s+
The total for Aprll W AZ t'o',' go :. tst
26O 695 last year, 4oo,Go year nGlpi1 ''''
ana ,297 the same time IN 1000 $50
The amount of the crop prouenL nl1"
sight for the eight months rom SeP'gin
ser / to April inclusive IS -olVoO dHga0 $500 "a
last year, and 6o20Q9 aneaG OF year o0-o'0
last. and l,J29000 aheaa o. i90o
The movement from the lst OF Septeh'-
her to the close Of Aprll SHOWS fecelpts
at ali United states delivery ports OF II
500 $50. against 7202,099 last year, 6,S35' 963
wear before last and 6,3f2 ,i36 the same time
In 1900: net overland movement by rail-
roads across the MISSISSIPPI, Ohio and
Potomac rivers 1904 .063 against l0313-4
last year 977 $50 year before last and H.
1O5 COS the same time in 1900; southern mill
taklngs, exclusive Of consumption at
southern outports, 1913 500, against / SO,
SOC last year, 1ll6Sl5 year before last ana
156q33 the same time I'm 1900: interior
stocks in excess of those held at the com
mencemcnt of the season 9S.931. against
14l $50 last year. 1896 year before last
and a decrease of 14,730 under the same
time in 1900
These make the total amount of the
cotton crop brought into sight during
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
LIEUTENANT GOV. LEE DOWN.
His Resignation Is Accepted by Gov
ernor DockerV

Jefferson city. Mo April Ex-Governor
Dockery telephoned from St Louis t'-
day that he had accepted the resisna~
ton of Lieutenant Governor John A..
Lee which reached the office here This
morning in q letter bearing special ~
livery stamp Senator r. r. Ruoey. 9Ie-l-
dent pro TEN, becomes acting lieutenant
governor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Country Produce.

Atlanta, May Eggs, fresh 10 to 16c,
Counts smoked bacon, 1lNl2 lee; hams,
130l5c. Butter, Georgia fresh table 200
p 1-2c; Tennessee table, 2o022 he; Jersey
2oG22 lie. Live poultry. hens.
35a37 lie; fries, large, 25Q27 &c;
snring broilers 20 to zoe; medium
l61llSc: small l4di6c. Ducks. puddle. 25c;
Pel<fng 30c Live turkeys "A to 15c.
Dressed poultry hens y 1-2@l3 1-2c per
III; fries 15c IL. cocks S410c ID; turkeys
II 1-2d1Sc III ONIONS % to Soc bu. Cab
hage. Florida green, l-2a2c. Irish pota-
toes northern, - 10 soc bushel.
sweet potatoes 6507ec per bushel.
pe :. white, SIS bu.; dc. lady. Sis
AGO; stock S1o0GL25. Dried fruit. Geor-
ia anples Sc ID; do. peaches 4Qac.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
New Strike in Chicago.

neerins Harvester works a Chicago, e
the number Of $500, have struck because
members Of the union we're discharged
The strikers include hundreds Of girls
who are to be organized
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
WHERE OUR COTTON WENT
DISTRIBUTION Is TABULATED

Schenectady, n. Y, April H.-In the
calendar year 1902, our export of raw cot
ton and manufactured cottons figured up:
Raw. 7.44 bales. =. $290. 49l, 225
Manufactured cloths, 525, 900
wards. &C. 500, 3l3
Other manufactures of. =. -. 6,405 594
r4, .oio I2p2 7e6 129
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
.LFAsnnT. soorn,ao AND HEALING

By a wonderful method
successfully used for years
in France, aud now for the
first time introduced IN
America, it is possible for
any man, no matter how
bad off to instantly regain
the vigor of young man
hood without taking any
medicine into the stom-
ach, aud to prove that it
will do this we offer Q full
Ten Days Treatment to
every man sending name
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Cobin's Kill Order Upheld.

A new theory Of martial law was given
the weight Of the PENNSYLVANIA supreme
courts approval when that body decided
Monday that the order of General Goblin
in the recent anthracite strike for militia
men to shoot TO kill was not Illegal.
The decision declares that the calling out
Of the militia TO assist civil authorities
is qualified martial law" with ali the
conditions attaching TO actual martial
law
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Sea Island Cotton.

Charleston. May 1.-Sea island cotton:
Weekly receipts Z; exports 80; sales 10;
stock 10.
Savannah, May Sea island cotton:
Weekly receipts 3S4; sales 42l; exports
440 stock 971S.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

The Joint committee Of the Virginia
legislature has agreed on a life size statue
in bronze of General Robert r. Lee and
bronze replica Of the Houdan washington
10 he made by +. Y Valentine a a cost
Of $4,000 for presentation to the United
States government.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Provisions.

Atlanta, Ca, May Clear ribs sides
boxed 10 ia; half ribs 10 "a; bellies 1860
to 1o40 Sugar cured hams 15c; Califor-
MIA hams llc. Lard lie. compound Lie.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Do You Suffer with Pi.esp

Do they protrude7
DO they bleed?
Do they pain you?
charges?
can certainly cure YOU. Write me
fully. Advice perfectly free DR..
Tucker. is Broad street Atlanta, Ca
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
"uncIe TOMS Cabin" Barred.

1t has been decided by the public school
librarians of New York city TO exclude
from the catalogue of class Libraries
Uncle Toms cabin" on the ground that
this famous book has served its purpose
years ago and that it would be better 10
have the tragedies Of the civil war for
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
The Treasury Statement.

Washington. May 2.-Todays treasury
balances exclusive of the gold reserve.
shows available cash balances $223l'S,-
702; gold Sill ,S62, 464.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Steel Syndicate Dissolved.

]. Z Morgan & Co. announced Tuesday
the dissolution Of the S290.0Joooo syndicate
organized to underwrite The steel trust
cont in pro6tS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
o38 Killed in Three

According TO a bulletin just issued by
t6e Interstate commerce commission 26G
nersons we're killed and 2,7SS injured in
train accidents in this country during the
lidente TO employees at work, passengers
aiishting. etc the number reaches 93S
I,iIIed and II S73 injured. Damage to the
,.1iiroads amounted to $2.4G2. 05G
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Cotton Seed Oil and Meal

New York, May Cotton seed oil
steady; prime crude nominal; do yellow
35i5; prime summer yellow 4312Q43 ga;
off summer yellow 371zQ3S; prime white
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
New CampaniIe's Corner Stone.

on April p the Count Of Turin, repre-
eenting the king Of Italy, in the presence
of thousands of spectators. including
many foreign guests laid the corner stone
Of she new Campaniie at Venice.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Increases It's CAPITAL tSock.

jefferson City. Mo, May 1.-The st.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern rail
road Of st Louis today filed with the
secretary of state certificate Of an in
crease of capital stock from $690o0,000
70 $l19 600 000
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
AIaslea's telegraph Line.

The T|nited States signal cOfps mas an
no1nced that within a month the fele-
graph system Of Alaska Will be complete
and nv fail the cable connecting Seattle
Kim Iunean will be in oporatIon.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
A New Method of Taxation.
Mark Twain Wants a Reform.

An impressive criticism of the existing
age of consent laws is made by Mark
Twain in the current Harper's Weekly.
He argues that there is no age at which
the good name OF a member Of family
ceases to be it's property and that consent
means previous persuasion-tne point
the beginner with two years Of solitary
confinement or five years of hard labor.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
1EWSY ITEMS CULLED
FROM ALL QUARTERS
Bright Bits of News Not Printed In the Regular News
Colomns, Collected and Condensed for Readers
of The Weekly Constitution


of The Week.
r.riff League at Work.
'r',n American Protective Tariff League
Lacrin distributing a collection of re-
~ enseches of President Roosevelt and
senrr-ntaries shaw and Root, on which is
s1o1oued the programme NO alteration
o.iLo Dincla-- tariff schedule until after
~ 'aetion of 1904. Let the tariff alonei'
eliot as RooseveIt's Successor.
commenting on the recent suggestion
q, -. prasident Roosevelt. after his second
CIV ~ i,accd at the head of Harvard,
,,' 'L-' weekly tries on the other
H"i h,- seriously suggesting the eX-
o'lt,'4l Qualifications of Dr. Eliot as a
~. ,7smoeratic candidate for the presi-
-, after Ro0sevelts term.
pbilipuine Teachers Classified.
KIN service commission announced
M sb,ngton Tuesday that the presi-
~ t~-ln5ed all fine school teachers
gen. 1' pbf,,ppines within the classified
eivu service
o,.,4irn Nebraska Forests.
F'.'''N'9 fnont forestry bureau has be-
~ ,roi,et Of building up the pine
/ gnu IN the sand hill section of Ne
! loles's a Halsey several hundred
+ '''f. of yellow pine, Jack pine and red
/ N'' .ad Is in process OF planting. 1t is
/ r'1at ~ ,r.4t over 900, 900 acres in the
/ rsvt Eve years
General Baldwin Exonorated.
,f.re who was appointed to in
| ~ .t,1+o the LEGGED interview with Gen
I padQu. reports or which attributed
{ ora -s,,arks derOgatory 10 negro and
L - Gii" s5riiefs has reported that no
'i+rrt:ew took place and that the
@ a wr1c, r. had been discharged
''+' III. -.,ral. which published it,
Il r,.,ecie's Palace of Peace.
-, lnauH 1t Washington last Sun
.bst the minister from Holland,
~ csr.f- lad communicated to An
carnegie the thanks of the Neither
- FER Mr. C9rnegie's gift Of $l,500.000
+bf ero .r5a of a suitable nome for
o.t,fllg.ut court of arbitration at
r.. TI4eua
far Finland
| Da'k Dey o,4 p,,~.i,,,
The tai.,. - 1,t,,1.,,d g
| ei'c-s oF s..,9jiehaa - ,.irtna,
eral Boz 'N'', 4l''S - e''i'
reign o VIZ ,,.i,l,a,,t toa,aI
-N1rizfi p 'Ai' 'ilS .'-N1.' ,, 49,
pro-, sS.a driven out
.,,....,a- rtoae
Presioeht -, .,,.,.;.7e.,.
Gerar+ t-I'@' W ".i'I's'p 49,
n san ''nl.ns'. '''A iClIEe ~ e ,a,.
| along R Fl COMPANIONS EiSt Aon"ty'
| having atu4oaed mis- defense against Ilc
reloH-oa ~ General a. Nosy ''i. ne
latter is now provisional president.
o.,... poenrt Taxes
Ts .az.z ou patent medicines amuse-
meats aed eamblinE imposed by ne
ncn'E' created provincial governments III
Cup4 arnuslng genera ProteSt
through jA" lSiah ~ $500 "a
drug Stores "er" closed last SUNDAY aa'u
fhs l.t~ declared theY Wouid stay
were TeSGlNtSO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Enaineer Wisker Acquitted.

John NJ. Wisker, the engineer of the
train which caused the New York Central
tunnel collision of January s, 1902. when
seventeen persons were killed, was ac-
quilted of the charge of manslaughter by
a jury April %. at New York.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
CAPITAL Punishment Bad.

Governor Smith of Maryland, has com
muted to life imprisonment the sentence
of death about to be executed on negro
murderer, Louis G. Green. al Easton Md.
on the ground that the people of the coun-
ty were opposed to capital punishment as
dem ora lying to the community:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Butte Punished for Strike

The city OF Butte Mont, has had 20 get
along without the service of the Western
Union Telegraph Company since April a
because the strike of messenger boys pre-
vented the delivery of messages. AIDE
quate protection for men employed in
Mace of the strikers was not afforded.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

experimental plots. will be planted varl-
Gus crops under the daily inspection of the
pupils. Winter lessons will include the
chemical side OF agriculture. AT every
point the school will be dovetailed INTO
the home, the farm the workshop, the
smthy, the dairy" for girls and boys
allie. Books will be used as secondary
aids
Professor Robertson is the man who
as commissioner of agriculture and dairy
ing organized systematic and sclentli1c
study among the farmers of Canada to
the great increase of THOR output.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
VIC VI tITOII
Discrimination Forbidden.

Judge Grosscup's decision at Chicago
last week enjoinng six railroad companies
from discriminat ting against small ship
pers based on the new Elkins law, was
followed by a like ruling in Kansas city
courts for eight other railroads in the
latter'S Jurisdiction.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04
Beer War Cost a Billion.

Th5 lsh press has congratulate the
,.~-.v ~ The FIRST decrease in the an
,a. ret since the beginning of the
p r As reported by Chancellor
Rr.r. .ls. week thu South African war
rss- aesre 81 .oa 00o 900 half Of which was
added 81. tte permanent debt OF the eouh-
--r -r- l.r.ared the increase in military
eva,.t -a~ and said Great Britain
y.iff .H.R suit IL her neighbors called
as- IT, -ne.r armament \ reduction of
81 .ala., f. revenues = ordered rs a sign.
~ .f.- .a..e basis This will he deducted
81 ts.r e. "a the income tax and in part
b, f,r.eal Of the tax on grain.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
SOCIETIES TO ACT TOGETHER.
Patriotic and State Bodies Will Have
a Federation.

A meeting held last night in the of
the Ohio Society at the Waldorf to consider the
formation of federation of patriotic societies and
to select for it. Delegates from various
patriotic and State societies were present A tenn
porary organization was effected, with Justice w
". Goodrich. of New-York. in the chair and a
delegate from the Pennsylvania Society secre-
tary. a committee appointed TO prepare a
constitution and report at a subsequent meeting.
No name was selected for the federation, but the
Patriotic Federation of New-York discussed.
The object of the federation IS to print list of
patriotic societies. lists OF their officers calendar
meetings and TO promote patriotism. The idea
is TO form a kind of central union clearing house
of these organizations. to discuss views and formu-
late plans on matters of common interest. The So
ceties that sent delegates the Colonial Wars
Cincinnatu Holland, New-England. Sons of the
Revolution, Loyal Legion, Mayfower Order of
Foreign Wars Grand Army of the Republic, Sons
of Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, Confederate
Veterans and several State societies.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
HEARING IN whitaker WRIGHT CASE
Counsel for Great Britain Insists Offence Is
Extraditable

The question Of the extradltion of Whitaker
Wright, who is charged by the British government
with wrecking the Globe Finance Company, Of Lon
don. argued yesterday before United States
Commissioner Alexander, in the Federal Building
The defendant looked rotund and well cared for
despite his long confinement in the Ludlow Street
Jail Samuel Untermyer. who returned on Monday
from London, where he had been looking into the
affairs Of the Globe Finance Company, practically
took charge ot the prisoners case
Charles Fox the legal representative Of the Brit-
ish Consulate who accompanied by Sir Percy
Sanderson, the Consul General, offered a part
Of the governments proof deposition which ar
rived from England Monday, taken before the
Consul General Of the United States in London
and signed by Frank Hallanby, who has charge Of
the English governments postal telegraph system
Mr.. Hallanby swears that unsigned message was
sent to Whitaker Wright from Wormley, England,
to Havre France, that things are looking bad.
Mr.. Fox asked to state what section of the Eng
Iish law had been violated by Wright, read from
the Victoria Statutes what Is known the Com
panies Act, and contended, on the statement OF
Wrfght's counsel that extraditabie offence must
be one against the laws of both countries tnat the
Defendants act in violation of the bank laws
OF this country.
Commissioner Alexander refused to entertain a
motion toward the final discharge of the prisoner
United States Supreme Court had rendered Its de-
csion on the appeal taken from Judge IaCoInpe
refusal to grant bail the ground that Wright
offense extraditabe.
Mr.. Fox announced the close OF the goVeTIIhehLs
case and next Wednesday was fixed for the ncA'
hear
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
RIOT ON THE VEST SIDE.
Negro Charged uith Wounding
White Nan.

one man was shot and seriously wounded and a
small riot caused the middle West Side last
night when a negro, John d. Tross twenty-three
years old of No. $40 West Thrty-ninth-st., fired
four shots it is charged. at Otto Richter picture
frame maker of No $40 West Thirty -ninth-st. Only
one bullet took effect struck Richter in the left
breast above the heart. He taken to Roose-
Welt Hospital. His condition is serious The negro
locked up.
Tross came of a saloon at Eighth-ave. ana
Thirty nintfl-st. about o'clock. He said he had
been trying to get work for a friend and that
as he left the place insulted him. Then
he drew his revolver. the police charge. and nred
at Richter. The wounded man says he was merely
an onlooker. The shots attracted crowd of two
or three hundred and boys They pursued
Tross, still holding the revolver in his hand,
through E1ghth-ave. to Fortieth-st. Among them
was Richter who did not TO think he was
badly hurt
At Forteth-st. and Eighth lave. is the grocery
store Daniel J. Qunan. Tross dashed inside 1t,
showing the smoking pistol deep into bag of lima
beans; the crowd followed. Patrolman McIver of
the West Twentieth-st. station, who was of duty,
followed the in, grappled with him and threw
him to the floor
The crowd fought to get inside Forty or fifty
men succeeded A great struggle ensued two po-
goods were thrown about the floor and boxes ana
barrels overturned, but the front door finally was
forced shut Then the crowd ran to the Forueth-
entrance and tried to get in The policemen IN
side could do little. They could not get at tele-
phone. policeman from the outside called LOT
hell
New-York tribune., 1903-04-16
SURE IT WAS MRS. BREAZEALE.
Professor Identifies Clothing Found in
Steamers Cabin.

Professor William E Breazeaie, and his brother
in-law, r. W. Prentiss. of ew-Brunswick, n. j.
were at the Joy Line pier when the steamer Tre-
mont arrived there yesterday from Providence
They looked at the hat cloak and other articles
left IN the women's cabin by the woman who dis
appeared frcm the boat Monday night on the
eastward trip and Immediately recognized them
as belonging TO Mrs. Breazeale. After q talk with
officers OF the boat, Mr.. Prentss made this state
ment:
There is no question that the woman who dis
snpeared from the boat Mrs. BreaZeale. Inc
letter received in NeW-Brunswlck by her nuspano
on Monday said that her body would be found IN
Long Island Sound. Mrs. Breazeale retired to a
couch in the ladies' cabin not taking a bed. She
LEFT her hat cloak. collarette and umbrella IN the
cabin These have identified beyond any ques-
ton , - - a..
boat "A late as 3 o'clock in the morning, atter
which she was not again The captains log
shows the steamer at this time to have been
somewhere between Race Rock and Watch Hill
AS the tide was running out at this time, the body
would naturally have been carried out to sea But
there IS a hope that II may have been caught
bv an undercurreRt and carried back TO the shore
or Fishers Island. Our only hope of recovering the
bodv is that It may be picked up somewhere along
Of beach. OF course, there Is a pare
possibility that Mrs. Breazeale may have walked
without being noticed, but this is so improbable
that we do not build upon il. She had been sur
fering for some time from melancholia, ana was
under & physican's at the time she IeIt nome
She had previously suffered from nervous prostFa-
tion and once before wandered away from home