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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10

Los japoneseS continIan bombar-
deando a Puerto Arturo y las grana-
das caen incesantemenSe al grado de
que los rusos han practicamente aban
donado la reparacion de- las obras
pruteectoras de Ia bahia,
Los cilidadInos voluntariamentn, a
yudan asf como La policfa Ia guar
nicion de los fuertes. sesln cuenLan
los chinoS quo llagan Il Che Foo, Sc
senta de los cuales dejaron Puerto Ar
turo el de Novtembre, debido los
altos precios que teDian que paSar
por los aliuftntos.
Tantos hombrrs han sido nlatados
en ambos lados tturantc los
ultimos asaltos, que los diiiave--
res yacen mosquitoes por
muchos dfas, en- muchos
casos los perros callejeros que son
arrojados fuera de la ciudad pOr 81
hambre, devoran los muertos. Guam
do So les sorpranhe infraganti en sti
macabro festin. los rusos los matar.
Algunos meses hace que las antorida-
des r,isas diaron ordsneS dc EXTERN
! nSr d goa
esscalsa ms Sjr alas
ieoltnaa q.le .circundan ei puerto. 81
han iecho salvaJes,
Los chiuos dicen que los fuertes sc
hre Golden Hill no han tornado par
t. en- Ia dafensa hace meses por fall
tn d.. muuicionrs poobahiemente.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
ESTRENLMIENTO.

Severe AlCorte ha sido acusado de
haber asaltado Ii Luz Perez. hija. DIS
Gresoria Perez.
-Hemos rzcibido el primer nllmero
de ''Regeneraci0n", periodIco redac-
tado en- esta Ciudad por los sefiores
Ricardo Enrique Flores Mag0n,
Juan Sarabia Ingeniero Ca...!!o Ar
riaga. degeneration" es un semn
mario de polftica antiporfirista. Ea-
tablecsmos con gusto Il cambio Y la
deseamos iarga vida.
-Hilario Castillo y Luisa Pedraza
han pedido lcencia para caaaras.
-Es Rsv. Tosin11do Avi:sss lSoiizs
lez, Sc encuentra en- San Anto4iio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
Ecos DE FT. STOCKTON.

ISl 20 del mes pastIo fait'ci6 on
StoGtton. Texas. el snfior Jcsstis Co
mcz. i Ia edad dc 90 amos. ri Sc
i,or Gomez ara nativo del Eatado de
Chihfah,ia y :esidenta de Stockton
durante 50 amos. ......
FL sciior Nicoias Gomez, hijo del fl
nado so dueja de que 81 oehor oura
Bocartio no 10 pcrmiti6 que el cadd-
yer dc aii difunto padre eatuviera cx
puesto por algunos minutes on Ia !"
g!eaia. no obstante que &c trataba DIS
in feligres cstoIico. Dice 81 seiiGr nj
col6s Gomez que ei padre Bocardo es
many duro On s,ts ordcnes, quo M
bllcamente ha dtcho que no dniefA ddc
10 molesten "de oqnis" nj 4 las ho-
ras que so les antojc; que Ia persona
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
UOY. No MNhANA.

III aiio MucvU vtcne y hay que fell
citair nu2aJroZ amigos. En- Ia Im-
p.vhta del "Ragidor" con 60 Ccntlvos
SO le hurAn Il I'd. % tarjetas de muy
exquisite gug5to Que SO ln enviHran poT
ror6sO. Eat"lnos cn Noyirmbre paro
'.el tiempo C0rre como un inbier'. y
cuando menos 10 pensemcs 81 afo
niievo sc nos aphrccn como TN hu6s-
ped inesperado. Ilaga I'd. sus pedi-
dos de urjetas para que s1,s ami
COS tsCibau el sal,dO de I'd
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
FL HoMBRE pREvENIpo

III hombre preyenido vale por dos.
rcz@ 81 adagio popular, 10 quo ~ IL
na gran verdu. ,"Sabcr para pre-
Veer, prcyeer para obrar", decIs
81 immortal Gabino Barreda. Por es-
10 los abohados y amigos del Re
sidor', deben preveer que hay que fe
ltcitar stls amigos el primcro do F.
nnro de 1905. Por GO ceEtayt,s los
"nviGremos rs tPrJetag eIegantps do
fellcitac'0n do Afo Nuavo. Hacetllo
pronto, porque 81 nuevo huesped to-
ca 4 nuestra puerta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
LOCALES.

La serie dc cultos que desde el tres
DE- NOviembre Sc han cStado dando
ell La IGIea!A Presbiteriana, sta en-
Il e.squina de las GALES Flores y
Houston, han estado muy concurri-
dos, debido d los esfuerzos del Pas
tor de dicha iglesia, Sr. a. Ferni.n- |
deZ.
Ell Mayor Campbell se halla pos
trado en- cana 4 causa de un reu1na-
lisnao asudo.
-El Jefe d. La Polipfa irwin ila al
do atacado por Ia gripa.
-Il safior Jean Ducos sera nombra
do albacea dc los bienes de su hijo
el f;nado Emil Ducos
Ell seis dc Noviembre muri6 en-
"a Cale de V"racrlIz, Cruz Hernandez,
de agotHmitnto.
e. Folk Gomez fuG arrcstado por
sospechas d" raterismo encontrando-
era la suya.
Sara Vilta}o,os mnri6 cl dfa scis
de! p3'cEs ria IN Ia casa No. 20l de ia
CuUp ~ San Saba al Sur.
--Urhano Navn fuG arrcstado por G.
brio y muliado en diez pesos.
FL dfa sicte de Noviembre muri6
4 Ia edad d. dos mescs Gregoria Con-
trayas. cn IN casa dc 1t esquina dc
las Gales EaEt Elmira Jones Ave.
Los Comarciantes de In Calle dc!
ComerCio cStAn hacienda nrregloS pa
IA iluminar permanentemente p0r me
do do grandcs ARGOS de luz electrical
toda cs;, callc desde In esquina de
| Joske Bros. hasta Ia estaci6u Inter-
nacional
ron en- San Autonio Celcstino Mcal
de 55 amos. Jose Flores de 80 =
Trinidad Avalos. dc Is amos dc edad.
u. =. Chavez Jovita Cortes han
Dedid0 pormiSo para caRaITsc.
Han pcdido liccncia para casarsn
Casiano Saucsdo y Conception Arai-
N: IosG NJ. Leal y Maria Marques;
Jestis Garcfa y Macedonia Sandoval: !:
| Manuel J. Bazdn y Amelia Gutierrez,
Jose Guerra Y Micacla Hernandez. y
Norbeg'to Lozano y Emilia fSsparzs.
I'll nino Juan Lana, mucTto 81 dfa
scis dc Noyiembrc. fuG inhumado q
expenses do Ia Ciudad.
Han pedido licencia para Casarso
Roberto Lo5ano y Teodora Gutierrez.
~--Padro Ramon v Alfredo Arocha,
han sido arrcstados on Elmendorf y
| trafdos Il San Antonio. aclisados dc
haber hurtado dos rifles y I'm feloj
eli Ia fragtin do Abe Mills.
--Brfgiio Gonzalaz Juaua Florrs
So caSaron el iltim0 iuove8 on 81 ca
llej0n Eneyo Mexico.
--Duraiite ain altcrcado on IL raltr
D0lOrosa Ramon Muiioa Conceptions
Viilaaeiior vinieron las manos dhndO
50 golpes m,ituamentc. lisyandu IL
peor parte Viiiasciior. que fdc enyia!lo
nj Hospital de IN Ciudad. Los dos
fueron arrstados.
Manuel Ri0hs. Alchudso Zeftu-
che = JOAQUIN Rita fneron atTeStados
pOr empinar 81 c0do Y multados IN
un peso caha t,;io
Miguel Arciniegas y Enrique Cue
IRA fumon asreatados por rijosos Y
dssordenados.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
4 GRANDES PASOS.

E afio So acaba giundes pasos.
Pronto yamos d practicar la bella cos
trmbre de felicitar Il nuestros amigos
el afo nncyo. Ell REGIDoR desea
racilitar sus amigos esa practica.
Manden 60 centavos, y les enyiare-
mos % tarJetas elegantes por correo,
para que mandeT sus fclicitaciones
4 st,s amigos. Apresdrensn para to
nnrlas listas el tifa deScado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
PERROS FAMELICOS DEYORANDO
LOS MUERTOS
EN PUERTO ARTURO.

Ia demotici6n del nueyo pueblo chi
no cast &; complcta, habiendo sido dies
L1lidas cerca de mil casas con el pro
posito de lpsar Ia MADEIRA de- elias co
MO combustible, FL pueblo es incendia
do interva!os y Ia mayor parte de
4 los extranjeTos han sido destruf-
das por ~ fIego desde sus Cimientos.
Frente Mudken los ej6rcitos ruso
Y iapones sc eXtienhen de Bentsiaput-
Sc al RIO Liao, frente 4 ?rente, cast
tiro do piedra Ilno do otro ell cie1'
toS hIgaraS. En- Bentsiaputs+ las IL
yanzadas enemigas estin separadas
por Una distancin de Cuatrocientas
yardas; en- Sinchinnu, sobrc el RIO
Shake, al Oeste del farrocarril. ounce
millas al Sur de Mudken, los japone-
ses y los rllsos ocupan los estremos
de Ia aldea. En- Hsangshantse el cen
tro ruso ha arrojado avanzadas al ira
YES del RIO Shakhe. Ambos ejercitos
estan reforzando sus posiciones & 10
largo de toda Ia lfnea. Ell mas liSe-
TO movimlento en- uno de- los lados,
es seTnl para abrirs sl fuego que I,,,,
Icsas ts,saIsls .ssns me-
me 5ieinaflEs 10 6atszaafse sfee,, Ss.I
del afio VA 4 ser librada aquf, en- la
.vacindad del RIO Shalkhe. Los rIsos
estau segIros de poder sostcnnr sus
posiciones. Los soldados estAn cons
truyendo chozas de lodo para inver-
mar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10

ArtfcnIo ctllTto.--Una vez Contrita-
60 iieHddo Il dcbido efcGto el EN-
prtstito quo 50 refiere eSta ley, que
daran extinguidas las facultades que,
On materia do operacioncs do Credl-
10, otorgnron nj Executive Ia ley de
de Jtlnto de- 1902 y las douias poste-
riores relatiYas.
Mexico. 4 de Noyrcmbre do 1905
j. Y. LlMANTOUR - ESi Tmpafcial.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
iOJO! iOJO! ;OJo!

IL Todos los que SO suscrihan !.
i. renueyen Ia suscrici6n nj RaGl- II
IL dor duranto cI mes dc Noyicm- !.
II bre, les costarh solamente 1.50 i.
II por aho. i,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
CuRIoso FALfO

Las costtireras y modistas do Lon
ares eatan Ell una gran inou,.t,,a
deada hacc algunos dias.
Uno de los dltimos fallos del Trih,
nal oTdena que los ma7idos no son
resnonaables de loa debitos dc s,is mu
jenes cuando paeen del presupusato
de gastos que elioa les FLEA. De n
qnf Que los n1aridos esten do plaecnaa
oiala que entire nosotros 30 realIza.
ra tan faasto s,iceso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
AHoRA Es TEMPO,

Matda I'd. fiacer sus t,rjetas do fe-.
licitaci6n dc aiio nuevo, con nnticipa
cidn, a III tmprehta de! "Rcgilor".
Por acBenta centavos Sc 10 envttran Il
I'd. por correo ycinticinco elegantes
tnrjetas con les que puede I'd, felIcitat
n ycInticInco amigos. Haganse los pc
|dbios con tempo, para que las ten
gan Ell al poder con Ia debida opor-
tunidad ....
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10

fraudarla. Ell pr6ximo cuatro de Mar
10 habre servido tres alos medic
~ estos tres amos medic constitu-
yen mi primer ternino. La saba
!ssSzaai S!fs ;lss .--7sita al Presidsnte
Il gE i3fsffu sc 4 Ia siit%'
Itanc!a no q la forma. Bajo ningu-
mas circunstancias sers un candidate
| d aceptare otra nomination"
Parker envi6 ell siguiente telegra-
ma Roosevelt:
"Rosemont. Esopus. y. Y. Nov. S
AT PrtSidcnt", Washiugton.-El pu:
bio por sus voios ia aprobtAo enfd-
ticnmcnte su Administration felici-
- / Ua.-ALTON II. PAHKER.'
L President" Roosevelt cOnt"StG
81 ,ric~rlma d" u, mln@r;t signi"nt":
"Ngr2drzr1 4 ID. su faliCitasi0n. -
lTFODORO ROOSEVELT"
Para GuDeTuadOr de Texas Saii0 re-
electo ell Gobtrnador Lanham. para,
iDiputado al Congreso Federal Slay-
den. para representatives on II 10
gis.atura Callan. Cobbs. Onion; pa
IN Sheriff del Condado de Bexar. TO.
bin, para SecretaTio de este Distritc
sali0 electo Nevill y para Constable
| Stevens. reclecto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10

que qUicra bautizar tieno qIe traer
loo doUs reales y 81 qu" vaya de las
sictc de- IL noChc en- aieiantt, tieue
que pagar tres pesos"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-11-10
San de Cruz Editor

MAGNIFICO PURGANTE
COMPUESTO ENTERTAINMENTS DE
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
WHILE INTOXICATED HE
TRIES TO KILL FRIEND
Indian on Reservation Near UI1iah
Attempts to Use Knife and
Is Arrested.

SANTA ROSA, June 1e.-Joe Lock-
hart is in jail at Ukiah on a charge
of having attempted to kill John Nc
Kay. Both men are Indians and lived
on the reservation at Round Valley.
Recently while engaged in gambling
and drinking Lockhart made an as
sault on Mckay with a keen-bladed
knife and all that prevented the sever
ing of the latter's jugular vein was
the knot of a handkerchief which was
tied around the victims neck. United
States Deputy District Attorney D. E.
McKinlay of this city and United
States Deputy Marshal Dingley went
to Round Valley the early part of the
week to look into the case and the
arrest of Lockhart is the result. He
was held TO answer before the Fed
eral court by United States Commits
sioner Goldberg at Covelo. Several
parties who have been furnishing
liquor to Indians at the Round Valley
reservation will probably be indicted
by the Federal Grand Jury.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
SaCPamental Shoots
an Old ASSailalt
on Sight.
Wielder Of Pistol BrOOdS
Over Injuries Received
in Fight.
Victim of FiStic Encounter AVengsS
His Wrongs, but Not Until He
Had Warned His Enemy.
Special Dispatch to Tn. can.

SACRAMENTO, June 19.-As the re-
suit of a quarrel several weeks ago.
Roland Holmes this evening fired FIVE
shots at William Harbinson. The shots
took effect in the abdomen. Harbinson
will die.
The shooting occurred in a saloon on
Fourth between J and X streets.
Holmes was discharged from the
county hospital yesterday, after having
been treated for three weeks for in
juries inflicted by Harbinson in an al
tercation on a public street, while both
were on a spree.
Although Harbinson is much the
smaller in stature, he inflicted such
shocking injuries upon his antagonist
that it was feared Holmes would die.
He was made permanently deaf in one
ear and blind in one eye, while his
tongue was so injured that he has not
recovered speech since the assault.
Holmes during his confinement at the
hospital constantly brOoded over his
troubles, and several days ago sent a
note into the city to Harbinson warn
ing him that while he had not prose-
cuted him in court he would take re-
venge upon him for the injuries re-
ceived at his hands, and that when he
did so he would fix him good
Harbinson paid no attention to the
warning and was standing against
chair in the Fourth-street saloon to-
night when Holmes entered, and ap-
preaching him unawares and without
uttering a sound, placed a revolver
against his body and emptied the
chamber of five cartridges.
AS the first shot was fired Harbinson
was heard to beg Holmes not TO kill
him, but the frenzied man kept up the
fire and Harbinson dropped to the floor.
Holmes was placed under arrest and
Harbinson taken to the Sisters Hos
pital The surgeons said he would
surely die.
He is a married man. while Holmes is
single. Both are middle aged
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
Three Thousand Ar
rivals a Day at
New York.
Old World Shipping Its
Riffraff to the United
States.
Taking Advantage Of Cheap Ocean
Fare to Get Rid of lis
Psuper Element.
Special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK. June 1e.-Three
thousand immigrants of the pauper
class arrived at this port to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 1s.-The
American line steamer Germanic,
which sailed from here to-day for
New York, had on board $50 cut-rate
passengers
WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Alarmed
by the great stimulation of foreign
immigration resulting from cheap
steamship rates. the Bureau of Immi-
grafton is preparing a tabulated state
ment showing the percentage of
foreign-born persons who are inmates
Of penal and charitable institutions
of this country. which the officials of
the bureau declare will be astonish-
ing.
According to all reports we have
at hand, the S10-rate immigrants that
are now being landed at New York
are the worst riffraff of foreign coun-
tries said F. II. Larned. chief clerk
of the Bureau of immigration to-
night. The Potsdam arrived the
other day with 1890 immigrants of
this class. more than 500 of whom
were rejected. In many cases these
people are the families of men now
living in this country. We rejected
one family. the head of which was a
fairly prosperous laborer here with
money in the bank The family said
that they had been objects of charity
in London for more than five years.
We could hardly consider such people
desirable citizens
The bureau has reports from abroad
saying that agents are securing the
cities for persons TO send TO America
under the present cheap rates. The
Consul General in London says that a
certain large charitable organization
is shipping regularly to the United
States hundreds of persons whom they
had to care for for many years.
This kind of immigrants can do US
no good" said Larned. They simply
add TO the burdens we already carry
in the criminal and pauper classes
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
REVOLUTION
BREAKS OUT
IN FINLAND
Killed by
Rioters in Cap
ital City.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, June 20.-A dispatch to the
Express from Copenhagen says that in
formation has been received there that
a revolt has broken out in Helsingfors.
the capital of Finland, where Governor
General Bobrikoff was assassinated
last week
A band OF Swedish revolutionists
sacked the offices of the Governor Gen
eral on Sunday night and killed eigh-
teen employees. including a son of Ad-
miral Pinken. They also attacked and
demolished the police offices.
1t is believed the revolt will spread.
More serious news is expected.
All information is suppressed in Of
ficial quarters.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1s.-M.
Linder Vice President of the Finnish
Senate, in conference yesterday and to-
day with Minister of the Interior Won
Plehwe, discussed the policy of the
Russian Government in Finland in
view of the assassination of Governor
General Bobrikoff. Minister Won
Plehwe expressed himself as averse to
harsh measures in consequence of the
act of one man, whose views were held
by only a small majority of the people,
but he will recommend that the policy
of General Bobrikoff be continued.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
BEE STINGS
IN DEMAND
As A CURE
Science Finds Rem
0dy for Rh0u-
matiSm.
Poison Contained in Insect
Weapons Will Be Made
Into Serum.
Trouble in Store 'or Fifty Thousand
6Oney-GatheTa in the Lone
Star Sta.e
Special Dispatch to The can.

BEENILLE. Tex. June ia new
apisry product became known through
the receipt Of an order here from a
Philadelphia firm Of chemists for
$4,000 bee stings The acids which
the poison sacks Of bees contain is said
- be vslush be in the lnanufacture Of
q remedy for rheumatism.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1e-After a
long experiment by bacteriologists in
their employ, an incorporated firm OF
wholesale chemists Of this city has sent
agents 20 Texas with instructions TO
obtain all the bee stings they can for
medicinal purposes. An order for 30. 900
stings was placed with one bee farmer
in that State. A serum for injection
through the skin viii be made from the
potent fluid with which the tiny weap-
ons are charged
OF the stings' efficacy for the cure Of
rheumatism the chemists say their ex-
periments have left no doubt. The tale
OF how the scientists conceived the idea
OF experimenting with the stings is
told thus:
A farmer afflicted with rheumatism
was set upon by a swarm of bees
and frighuully stung. His face. neck
and limbs were covered by red spots
and swollen for days. When the
swelling subsided. 10 the farmers de-
light the rheumatism was cured. Sup
plemented by similar cases. this tale
came 10 man who was interested in
archaeological experiments.
The loss Of its sting. if carefully
amputated. viii not destroy the bees
hOnev-malIing ability.
A special laboratory is being con-
strUcted near Philadelphia for the
transformation Of bee stings into
serum The stings viii be transport
ed thither from bee farms in air
tight glass tubes in especially con-
structed cases, so designed that the
temperature surrounding the tubes
may be kept the same as that of the
bees BODY. In its finished state the
product viii be sold in small vaccine
points Of the same form as anti-toxin
and smallpox virus. That an ample
supply OF raw material may be avail
able the company will encourage the
Establishment Of bee farms in Della
ware and Chester counties in North
ern Delaware.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
CITLD'S REMAINS BURIED
ELEVEN YEARS AFTER DEATH
Undertaken Retiring From Business
Inters Body of Infant Left in
His Hands by Father

OWENSBORO, KY, June 19.-
Eleven years after its death the in
fant child of Dr. and Mrs. Miles White
was buried here to-day
The child's death occurred Septem-
Der IS. 1893. Since that time the body
mas remained in a tiny coffin in the
possession of Undertaken Robert Ten
nelly. At the time of the child's death
its father ordered Tennelly to embalm
the body, preparatory for burial when
his wife was sufficiently recovered to
attend the funeral. Years passed and
the father continued to give excuses
for not taking the baby's body away
and then disappeared.
Tennelly is giving UP the undertake
ing business. and. not knowing what
else to do with the coffin and its con-
tents, he buried it.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20

ADHEREN1S
ARE ACTIVE
Revival Of the Boom
for the Sage Of
Princeton.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The Republican
leaders here are advised that another
movement to nominate Grover Cleve-
land by the Democrats at St Louis has
been begun. This word has been
passed around by many Of the ma
tional committeeman, who say they
have 1t from high sources that strong
coterie of Democrats is preparing to
get Cleveland before the convention
and to force his nomination. If pos
sible. A Republican national commit
teeman said to-day:
THE Democratic party is afoat in a
good ship in a summer sea, with fair
shore lying a few miles in the offing.
The trouble is that it doesn't know
how to get ashore. I say to you that
If the Democrats nominate Cleveland
we will have hard run to beat him.
l have been all over the United States
and / know that is the only thing we
fear. We can beat Parker"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
MAN" PATTERSON SPENDS
CHERRIES DAYS IN. CELL
Alleged Slayer of Young on Day Be-
fore Arraignment Does Not Even
See Her Relatives.

NEW YORK, June 19.-'Nan" Pat
terson, who tomorrow will plead to
the indictment connecting her with the
murder Of Caesar" Young, passed a
cherries Sunday in the Tombs. Early
in the morning she told the prison.
keepers she wished to see nobody ex-
cept some of her relatives who might
call and none of these, not even her
father, who has been a daily visitor
at the Tombs, came.
Mrs. Patterson's arraignment before
Judge Newberger will be only for
NAL procedure. Through her lawyers
she will plead not guilty to the charge
of murder in the first degree and then
will come several weeks of waiting
until the case is ready for trial in
July.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
WEALTHY PUBLISHER MEETS
DEATH IN PECULIAR WAY
he Announces Reception of Message
Prom Deceased Daughter. Falls
in Fit and Dies

NEW YORK, June 1e.-"I have
seen and talked with Minnie. I am
going 10 join her before long" said
william Emerson, a wealthy publisher,
residing IN Brooklyn He referred to
his daughter. who was drowned two
years ago while attempting a long-dis-
tance swim.
An hour after this statement was
made EmergOn was dead.
While walking with his wife Ener-
son suddenly stopped. Il see Minnie.
she beckons TO me. I am going to ioin
her. Good-by' he said. He fell in
convulsions. His wife raised his head.
saw he had fallen against the curb
and then summoned aid. The anobu-
lance surgeon found him dead. The
fall mad caused conclusion of the
brain and he had died instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-20
CREW AND GUNS SAVED
BUT WARSHIP is LOST

SHANGHAI, June 19.-The British
torpedo boat destroyer Sparrow Hawk.
which struck an uncharted rock off
Saddle Islands, near Hangchow Bay,
yesterday, is a total loss. The guns
from the vessel were saved and no
lives were lost in the disaster.
LONDON, June 19.-The report in
a dispatch to the Paris Temps from
Ajaccio, Corsica, that during the night
of June 16 the British torpedo-boat de-
stroyer Bat collided there with the de-
stroyer Stag and sank in deep water, is
untrue. A dispatch from Malta says
the Bat and Stag arrived there to-day.