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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
The Repnf

The Republicans of Illinois and Wiscon-
sin sre in battle to the death. The State
Convention of Illinois adjourned after a
weeks session without making a nomina-
tion for Governor, while in Wisconsin half
the delegates, led by the two g. S. sena-
tors, bolted and nominated a second candi-
date for Governor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
a NEW STYLE IN BOUQUET,

There is much charm in the arrangement OF
flowers both as to color, combination and fra
GRANGE, and each flower is token of some SEN
timent. El0rafOaMl on q ladyis dressing
table is token OF 9astidious taste purity Of
mouth and fragrancel OF breath, an ideal prep
aration for the mouth and teefh For sale By
j w Merritt. WoodblIrv NJ u
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

When you want a pleasant physic try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver TABLETS.
They are easy to take and pleasant in effect
For sale BY A. S. Marshall, woodbury.;
". G. Finkeni. Mullica Hill. 5-S-1m.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

The wisest of the Republican press view
the selection Of Secretary Courtelou as
Chairman of the Republican National Com
mittee as an indication that Teddy" is
going to manage his own campaign this
Fall.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
The State Board Of Assessors in its an


The State Board of Assessors in its an
nual report, just published, takes great
pains to confuse the issue by irrelevant
assertions as 30 the divisions OF railroad
property subject to taxation as railroad
property but it cannot disguise the fact that
while the railroad property, subject to State
: tax; was quoted in 1884 at $3.50, 437, 993
the same property, with
the added millions invested
in extensions and improve
ments, and increased cars
and boats, and with the
tremendous increase in bust
ness and profits (which
go into the value Of the
franchise, is assessed nine
teen years after at 1927, 1876, 115
An addition in 10 years Of $50, 757, 122
An increase Of about 10 per cent, or
per cent per annum
Railroad property and railroad business
are taken by fnanciers as induces Of bust
ness conditions,
And while in the 10 years the assessors
Of property (other than railroad property
for taxation, have increased nearly one
hundred per cent, railroad property has
increased less than twenty per cent.
The one sure indication Of these figures
is that while railroad property in New Jer-
sey pays less than one-third of the usual
rate, is is also assessed at less than one.
half Of its actual value.
True American.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

Chancellor Magic has appointed Lindley
NJ. Garrison, brother of Justice Garrison,
as successor to Vice Chancellor Reed. The
selection is universally commended.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

'Davy'' Baird prefers ex-Judge E. AM
bier Armstrong for successor to Y. S. Dis
trict Judge kirkpatrick, and the friends of
all other candidates are affected with night
sweats.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
NOTICE.
The Most popular dentist Il xonr town

IT he is abreast of the time, win tell you thar
Peroxide is the best antiseptic for the mouth.
shat It is the perfume of flowers with Peroxide
combined, making preparation fragrant and
refreshing. Price 25c
For sale by
= " Merits, opposite the Court House.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26

This paper is entered u. the Post Office at Wood.
ury, n. u. as second-cGass matter.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
MARRIAGE and DIVORCE.

The INSTRUMENTATION conference on
marriage and Divorce has issued strong
appeal on this subject The churches
represented are the Episcopal, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, Congre-
gational, Reformed, Unitarian and Uni
versalist. The following is the appeal
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-05-26
Given AWAY

friends that
with of the largest and best known os
TO
absolutely guarantee and which viii give away
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02

Gontpf oeS proftiid)en 2cbcnS cintrc-
ten lperoen, 5n: @enn Sic oas 3iel
lpabrcr notionoler @roBc erreid)en
mollert, gicbt cs biersll MIR cinen &c.
rooen 8cg: 5olgcu Sic Der Siibrcr.
ldait, mclfe fir bic bodItc Slltegri-
TIT, Die mirfiomite Gner0ic mo oie
erniteite Saterlonosliebe in Sbrcnl
groBen 2on0c cintritt!"
Ger &icefon5lcr ocrllniperlitGt Der.
fiinoigte aud, boB CT iolgeltoeS Go-
beleromm an Den oerltiben 9oiier o5-
geididt babe:
Sin Scine Maicit6t ocn oentlden
Gaiicr, Berlin.
SmNanen Der llnipcriitGt ocsSii.
bens iuiinIde id inicrcl1 o~lliridti9cn
@iinidcn fir Sbre Troiperit6t unb
Sbr @obIcracben lillb fir Die Erpipc-
rit1t oes Oeutldeu SolfeS g1lsorl,d
81 gebcn.
(gc5.) 9. 8. 8iggins, giccfonSlcr."
8Gbrcub oes 2eiens oes &obcl-
granlnleS bottcn iib iGmmtlibe Stu.
bcntcn bon ibren Siten erbpben. aQe
Yroieiioren uno Stnbenten trll9cll
belte 81 Gbrcn oes geiudJs bes Dot.
iboiterS feline beutidlc 5loggeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
Der mDrocrild)e 2aoenoicb abacfast

Bateron, /. Suli. - Der Nc.
aerr, llpsslldlerr, iluje4 gcltern 9crleloet,
Srn. s. 8ouenber9 eridoB, naboem
ct bon bemiclben bei'm 2aoenoich.
ltabl ertoppt mllroc, uno Der nod
mcbrcre ieiilcr GcrfoIger pertpunoeto,
1T geitern Ybcno in bcn YrcofncB,
Soben f%elt9enonlnlen iporhen.
Sn nnglullblid) fitr5rr 3eit, nudl.
oein Sr. @ollcnbcrg iobtlid) ~gciroffen
alf Der StroBe nieberianf, iuilrbe ci.
nc S6eriiiS . Wonnidoft 5lliunumcn
9ebrod)t nno Sunocrte bon 9iirgcril
lhlolIcn itf bcriclbcn freiipiaig CIT.
&iclc Der Scrfolger iporen beritten
tno bis oil Die 3obne bclpofinct. Die
Spur bes WoroerS iiibrte noh oct
Sii9eln bon Srcofneb. Sier luurot
CT am Mbcno i~t1l5ingelt lnlo nod) fur.
ser @c9eliucbr iibcrlp6ltigt. Inter
DEM Gorponoc, oub CT arbcit lld)c.
bette er in eincm Sormbanie 3uflitd)t
gcilldt. Gin aneft, Der Yorinittoas
in Eoterlon gcmcicn ipar uno b i,
Dem Moroe pltBtc, rictb Dem Sor-
mer, Den Sdipar5cit gum Sdein in
ieine 2ienltc 81 ncbmen, nm 10 lcire
Serbaitiing ST. crmoglid)en. Wabrenh
iein Scrr nit Dem Neger iinterbor.
bette, lief Der ancdt gu benz 5tpci
Wieilen entfcrntcn ndditen Yplisci.
Selepbon mo benndridtigte bic 80.
lisci ben Yoterior. Girc Stunoe lpd-
ter mar Der Norbbnbc gefciiedt. Mll-
| geiid)ts oes feline ioforti1e Muifnit
pfun0 pcrlangenoen WpbS nerIict
bcn gitrihcn ieinc goli5e Yeripegen.
belt. @r 5~ittertc uie gspeltlalib ulto
flebtc bellcnO mn icin elenbes g..
ben. 9ob Iid)tcr lpll6 nid)t iuilmo.
ride Suits al ibn iibte, botte CT
mir benz cntihloicnen eintretcn ci.
niger Wc6einpoli3iIten uno Stills.
Sderiifs 5u peroanfen, Die ibn nit
beilcr Sallt nad Eaterion ssuriid-
hrodtefl.
Der ungliidlidc Wollcnbcrg ipor,
ais CT nod bent ct. 5oiepbs : Sofpi.
tai gcbratt wuroe, nod bel boiler
gelinnrng unb bcidrieb Dem Yolisei.
def Die Gin5eInbeiten oesYerbrcdens
| gcnall. Scin 3llltano peridIimmer.
te iid, icrod raid unb fltr3 Dor 9ait.
toa frat iein 600 elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
@eitcrn MarblanS .gabn.
Srat 10 asaH an 10. Snn, 1904.
0iiae oerIafien Sifene Citation, tpie foIst:

c" ~"nN" VupeipSiulloL We lViBls
sasad.
a 80 Sorin. SdbneI5ua. Sauptlinie. Sasers.
giSg.. Gpriiudgs eE 81 II. VI. G6ambersbnra
@belapeafc K a~seiisrrti Eaha. ~ :"
"-t 10, S ST VeitaRar sgpreb. tRnr nat
1i.25 MbsnSs gTow, nab llnior.priose.
M 1daiidl, atsgtnsinIHea ssnntass.
100 Vorili. = Yprt. n. & g. Tib. uno Inubt.
ssinis sitIi9 ooit eht0ts sroSe, Carlisle uno
500 $or si e9'I bSaii,ap.iuie, saoersto,uu, CHR.
gehsblre. Greoer'a D. guunlits6nrs ulo u. u.
". Vdbft nab Stennlooab.
f0.12 8orT. sftora. md uniou.priose. gorf
l2, l"1 ss Ssb%sonts atrum. mad emors,erOee.
1926 'ia iasa gitfie st ts \ S'P erS. Wsrlor.
Car; foipie 5Eepfrid,
3.30. Ea6nl, erp. nad gorf uns .. & 8.
4.f5 9atm. = Ggp. SauptIinie ssunrte, Sa.
Gerstoioit, Sreoerid, GnHits0urg ulo Sbip.
pcteburg.
500 Nadbn. -, grp; md SIpnoon. stiiom. len.
feits nab unipn.g'rioge.
1890 yiatm. = gorf 9rprch, Goipblcsbura
Sumpfteao, @reeRmpunt, stIita.
$50 9iudM. Nffput. mad GuiorbsfSrpbe.
9.1g slbeios - slftom. nah llnionssrioee.
500 9beuos gIiom. nad gmurps9rope.
Nur epnntasS.
$50 BORN. - afforu. nah unions9riocs un6
Sanoper.
$50 Gnfut. = Gffont. mad tirionsNrin1c.
lis Tddbrn. - affum. nddb 9Icita.
9iuet' NIB Sepdd, Niireau Gorooit.9de Gbar'
!3iise balteH au Union, gennfpIcania- gee..,
Sutton. mnS @aibrooi. laortb.ape) eiation.
9dIt Mot an Rsnuf. sslbe. 'Station.
8. n. espea, .. 2. Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
Gbeiapeafe 9ampfer So.
GbcIapcafc.3inic.

9legants Baia9Ier'9 ampter ~auanTta uuh
r9fianla" -
Sl6 Eoint Comfort ltno WurfuIf, ga.
9nrnpfer p%erlaiicn baltimore tdeIth (ausas.
fotiliIteii SonIitags) I'm $50 M6cnoS iio Tom.
Met TIT oh 9soiiit Comfort uit o uGr Wlor.
gems iiHo In WUrtolf mn 7.t5 DlpraenS an, an.
l9ltebeno on Die @ifcubabn5uge mao alcn
Buniten hes Siiocits llno oes SlibipeftcnS.
Wurf.HiDer'Ginic.
9Iegnrte Rafiaeier.9 ampier vGbarIotte-
iiKo Baltimore" llact
Won NcisYutnt uHo Ridmuub, ga,
SumpferS ~perlaficn Baltimore tdeli6 (auss
genpniiileiI SunntugS) I'M 8 lbr Tudtinittuas
nIlp lfonmlsp, al g8cit IoiHt nm 7.45 NlprecilS
iin 5l Ntdrioito nm 9.25 Wiorgcits an.
Honipter, berlaitcuo Baltimore WoItaas,
Wttfioo6S iiro Greiiags uno perlafeit6 gSeif,
yolnt 9ieMitugs. SnnnerfiagS iiuo Sumltaas,
legen 5i @loitefters BoiRf NIB AumoHoS an,
Ito 0arnptcr, berlaifeno Baltimore 9isnftaaS,
3oltilerftn9s iito Sainitass utb sBeftsBoftt
WioEtags, Wiitpu6S ilo Srcitass, Iegeit ,i
V%crlt9lpll nro elap Banf an (,uenil ba5 Weiter
.9ampfer perlaHem Baltimore bon
Bter 10 NIB 10, 9i8tt.S trahe n. 9perfe.
Dnrh.Wiiiete ndh allen Hliuften f5nHen as
ttbert, @epdd autgegeben urlo Rdiiiten5imnier
I'M BoraiiS refefoirt perben tn ben bieiiaen
Vlreaii1: VT. 100. 100 nIo 1877, Oft,ljultinlore,
StraBe. ceer ben Saiiptenurcdug: gir. $50,
stg4t.Strabs, baltimore, wab:-
MenbeN 6ofer, q. q. ghtsnt,
@en. ,5efh1fisflbrer, 9eH. .YidetINaeut.
Z; .. wssSsnnci, ~retfeuber Bdiialier.aoeiif
Mu93tISS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
WerdJants' e Iiners' yranspur.
tation Company.
Tan,pfer.2 iHien.

Tampfer2iHien.
Ra@ gpItor nnb benz Often: febeu wlpntaa,
Oaisnllas, Dounsrltd1 unb Sadifiaa, alb,nbS
Ta4 Rrobioencc unb bent Often: ieber Conn,
tag, Wftiftpo1 hito 5reting, MbcnoS 9 llbr.
s'aeb NEWPORT glcips nno 9torfoIf: tagIi9
Uraft futro tiaIif biz 8 llbr MbenoS fit an
penn 1age nbfdbrclloe Ddrnpier angenomuien.
Nd9 SdCaIiilab illo benz Siioen: ieoen Siens
nag, .Sonneritag uno Sainftng. glhenps 6 ltDr.
Bolfoner, ino Brobiocnces8 umpfcr iabrsn
Don Der .a8erfie am 5nbe oes 2oilgsDpdS al;
SooannatsD onptcr bon Der Bcrfte am Gube
oer Nefts3alS4N beme. 80
IS. ". gtatmgtant, glscnt,
2ougsGo6.
u. .. etebbtnS, @.SaR.
Sradt. nnb Haffage'Blreaa: Rr. 22i, sgejt.
BaltiHtsre.etrG u13,2&SJ"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
Baltimore Sampf = Yafet . So.
lMIts nnb 5nperlaiEas s%al.atnte,l

HIt yet. SIuuTcI'FuN DeTOrottlIb.
gampfer fabren iisli6, Spnntaes uuSse.
n%ofnlficii, Don ben nNab 9iHe"seters, 1913
liebtsStrnhe. $50 gbenbS, oireft na1 Glib
Ypirt Comfort. Noriolf, YortSnlontb mo alien
Rutfien hes SiioelS. Bcrbinbuna IN Hib
8olli Comfort nit e, & 8. eiiciiba6n" :io6
~ScnboarS slir Zine fcIi6en 8ie BON Rorts.
MOUTH ndnh gilanta. IN Norfolf Yerbinbnna
nit Der rItIantic Coat line." ss9rtoIf nno
carolina. gorfolf linc tdoIih, gorfolf inb
bern NIB g9uibinoton, s.s9.
Wabaeiten nd6 eurepitibem NInuc, 2uru.
ribfe Nciiiten5tmnier, eleftrlfte Neleldhture,
1%innlcr in ben Silei'gureaug Der ,9ab 9ine."
gr. 1921 slcfts Va fillmore Sirnbe, Nr. 506 uno
60S, GigbtsStrdfc, g. VI. y. Office, ytr. 2f5,
Norbs GblrIcS.Sirufe iiiio gtIbnueb'S, Charles
uno qcyingipusS iInGe.
SobH y. eber,pupn, q. Wrsipn,
WteeA Brdf. II. Sen. 'Waanager. Gen. .paif.asenf,
lGea2-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
o.: Gkn[hhhinp NnS

gei Sbclbppiue, Sno., butte inf,
Dos 5lpeijdbrisc aino bon Mcgf,trc
gas an ciricnt Bad perirrt unb tpitr.
De idllcblid, an einem Reft ponWsoc.
cain . S6lan9en fbeno anfacfun,
Sen. Gas ainb ipielte nit oenSdlon
aen u,o cine oerielben bette iid5 INN
ieinet arm geringelt, uuroc ober boz,
benz S%ddierbnnoe ees Better aepodt
nno toot gcbiiieH udbretto bic onoc.
rem Heptile entfamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
Norobenti9cr 9lnbh.
Rsgelmahise 9ampffdifffabrt

3sDelmahise 9ampfidiffialrt
tuifhen
Baltimore nnS Bremen
ourb Die neiten uno erprobten, nit
allen REORGANIZATION b~eriebenen
Yoltoampier erlter &lalie.
~M9ein,"" r8ranoenbura,"
DNtedar," nGaiiel,"
,Main," u@~resIar."
Die grpebitiunstaee iino pie fo(gt:
bon Baltimore: -
v9ranbenburg," Mittmoh, ben 6.
Srili, 2 llbr Iadymittags.
vgbemmis," Mittwod), ben 10. Suli,
2 llbr Nabniittoes.
.Goliel," Wtittmod. Den q. Suli,
2 llbr Nod)mittagS.
y@roroeuburg," WiittpodL pct II.
gug., : llbr Nnd)mitto0S.
.Gbcnnib," Wtittipod. Den 81. Mug,
2 llbr NohnuittoGS.
n9reSloi, Wtittipod), ben 81. In9uIt,
2 llbr No6mlittaga.
Speite &aiiiIe-B a5inaesBretS:
Bon $4,000 at.
Spiihenoeds.Y lIiaae.Yreife:
Sa %,, ssa''m'r' "a". .S17.00
Bon Brsuies nadi Betttnisrt $34.0U.
Nhnoreties9tlele bon saItimore: p
Nadl Bremen uub Suriid S5t.O0.
-
an bic 1ereraI.g seuten
u. Sdumader C &c.,
Nr. 419, &%auoper.S traBe.
ober
Gbluarb &aime,
Office bS ,Gentkben Sprrtipoueeuteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
Gnccn Mnne's Gi1cnbahn.Go.

VuDrp!dH frdf am 20. Jaitt Q o In Nraft.
SnMpter b%erlatfen *ier Nr. 10, Sigbt.etrabe,
taglt@ talegellpiliteii SolnidgS) lm lis
Mtorgefie iilo $50 giubniiiiaas nab lobe
xotnf, &snt.SSlanb, Gncenstoun II, Gcnirestnf,
1entch, wrecnippub, G1eubals, tWttltou, 9eweS,
Jegouotb mo 3iuitdenitdiipieM.
Sonnta0S nm 500 Wsor9efs iiof 2poe Butnt.
0nenbale, xepeS Ino Msbpbuth, Ippie MIR Iab
aiien Siattoneit 5ipiidrn Iope asoint iiHo
esmiteeihc; terller mn 3.15 yiudintttugS Hur
nan fooe Votnt lnb EmernStpwm. -
anidhilib- 81 SeIafpare uuo Gbefapeafe Supe,
lion moi Cation, Srioro unb 3iuiihenIfationelt.
iino 3u @reelliuop6 nit Der rDeIanaresGiieli,
S SGgn" p noe aIleii 8gultsn !iiioLi96. an Der y VEN.
Spbn s.. NpsIeH, @en. slsuif, .glacnt
(Wldi2TtO 80 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02

Spperbel. 20, IN meiner
acdter befOmulerf ete cine SHUTTER.
fraul Sd Jag Sbnen, sic bat in ei.
mem aodbude oas Seien eelernt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02
STIR Gamem.

Nal oamen.S djnsiScribitem
TIL g. .fcftet tebr menia unb In
S9rs k Gdtuie tt fett aedffnef.
S@n tldfier ;perben aieenpmrnen.
Weo n pefIbe man f& ON
~ 2t2. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-02

Nnnapplis, SIT. JloDnf Staiion. 100 nno
fs.45 Yorut. ealnocitS taiiciL 300 uilo 800
Norm, ll2O5 W'iiia9s, 4,OO, fb.4o Ha@ps.
9~rsoerid, Wii. aobaI s.aiien. 2s,45, ie4s
Rorm. Camden. citation. 7.35, 00o, W.tb u.
1000 gorm., 1926, 1850 mo f520 ytadln.
gptudeter, Wit. g0bui Sldtion, lilo @orm.
unS l2.44 3adbm. 9anloen'S iuflon, 1870 s5cpn,
1900 uno 1870 Ndbnt.
SagerStoDH, vi. giohalsSfdtion. R.46 Bortn. !:
GambensS Cation, 1900 Yorrl., 1850 uub 4.06
aaissss.Sits nns Mt; ai,s, gaMssa. citation.
.s's5 mn, moia a,i pG5| pibe,iSs' ''oV' 'o.SV 'ea~m'
saraS, @iit. gic0ai. Sutton. Is.4a Wasm.;
eaIs ssssi sIsa.a,n HEP a ase% sssitos.tss,. -,
ocmt@. ssifSamsen serl.m.. s,oSul
g g99II%ItV e. gseif !; . .1asf. 2 9 . y !. a s s.ss Z. 8
0iifleei Earlor, auss. =. $50 8. s.51 ..
}ydrlor, epeife, mt 60. 0.b2 Q. 81 O.
Edrlor, epeifs. ais9. 9. t1.50 .. gii.5i %.
s *ssi"ii si,aiiss,di a aaTa aiIS Il xnum nan . q;
S si''IIfi: gs sss!a.. a asii'' s.4s nssi y 6 s.ss y a'iS
S SSaf%ss' s ssal; aass sas Z. go s.6o e &. S sSs = p 3 3
ssadss. sbii.. 1dsi. s:SSa S SoS e. {.
e@sIs sr 'nqSi Tdsl 1880 @ 12H %, s
natnis bon BajIdsieren bereif. ~
mad siissHs.eifs iasiiS. aa sS'aeni0ss"; "
Gas Sies baItsn In DilmiMstsa. q bait
MIR. gerI. gamSen gerI. aet. RopaI
SPiia. Affon9. $500. .1def. sos g. S'iOI'
,Sggiia. SIpreb, auss. Con. $50 q. 236N v.
SSlasesriss s Msslu an sass s' z. s s.Ss y. s s.So e y.
Ygllq; aIioni., uur Sonn. Clio ". 8.I5 VI.
ptuei,vareany Norbpejtsgde Gtarless itno
Satat9Aa'Str 90. ~. g. u. ".@ebdiosJ,
GauthensG Citation. "
9. 9. 9sarttn, mar. gaH. 1raffte.
= -. 6aitett, Ger. sBah. ,Maerf.
The Washington times., 1904-04-17
WINNERS OF TINES PRIZES
IN THE WHITE DOT CONTEST
The Prize Winners.

First prize Upright HOwes PickfOrd Place
prize, Ring aIOOChas A Appel Es
lin northwest.
Third prize (fOr answer Watch Ssh
Lane, Fredericksburg Va
nsw DTop-Head Sewing Ma
chine, Lilly, 7aI First Street northwest
prize S25 Clothes-LncOn Smith, Ore
Avenue.
Sixth PRICE, Merck 636 north
prize Trip LOuThOmas Stockton,
1916 northwest.
prize S. Peoples Bank-LeToy Heron,
Tenth prize Silk Umbla-John S Mansuy 6aa Eleventh Street
pzes Evening Sun
DAY Tes-JOhn Po Washington Trust Harry
Hurber, IS SeaOn
prize, Monky-Abe 476 F
Street southwest
Bound Vumes American Home
CuuTO sending respectively, the twelfth to the thirty
CORE (See lst)
Thirty prizes Miniature Clock See
in I)
prizes the fourth answers-A Round
Trip Louis Wright Florence Street northeast Mrs
E A. Lang IFS Maryland northeast
The Washington times., 1904-04-17
Admiral Togo Claims
Great NapaL Victory


The japanese legation last night re-
ceived the following cabiegram from
Tokyo. under date of Yesterday:
Admiral Togo reports that the COM
bined fleet, as previously planned. SJn-
meneed on April II the eighth attack
on Port Arthur The fourth and the
fifth destroyer fiotillas the fourteenth
torpedo fiotilla. and the Koryonaru
reached the mouth of Port Arthur at
midnight OF the 18th. and effected the
laying of mines at several points out
side Of the port. defying the enemy
searchiight.
The second DESTROYER flotilla dis
covered. at dawn of the 18th, one Rus
sian destroyer trying to enter the har-
Dor. and after ten minutes attack sunk
her. Another Russian destroyer was dis
covered coming from the direction of
Laotishan and was attacked. but she
managed 10 get into the harbor. On our
side ne casualties, except two seamen
on Ikazuehi slightly wounded
There was no time 10 rescue the en-
eny's crews. as Bayan approached.
The third feet reached Port Arthur at
5 a. m. when the Bayan came out and
opened fire. Immediately afterward the
Novik. Askold, Diana. and Petropav-
lovsk. Pobieda, and Poltaya came out
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and made offensive attack Our third
feet hardly answering. aud gradually
retiring. enticed tk- rneny fifteen miles
southeast of the port. when our first
fleet informed throush wireless tel
egraphy from the third feet. suddenly
appeared before the enemy and az
lacked them. = hile the enemy was
trying 10 regain the port. batteship
of Petropavlorsk type struck mines laid
by Us the previous evening and sank
at 1882 a. m Although another ship
was observed 10 have lost freedom OF
movement. the confusion of the enc
my's ships prevented us from IDENTIFY
ing her They finally managed 10 re-
gain the port
"Our third feet suffered no dana ge
and the enemy's damage. besides above
mentioned. was probably slight also.
Our first fleet did not reach firing dis
tance. Our fleets retired at I.Gs, o. m
prepared for another attack liz res8il-
ed April a toward Port Arthur The
second. the fourth and the fifth de-
strOyer hOtillas and the ninth torpedo
notilla also Joined Us at a. m. and
a. m No enemy's ship was found
outside Of the port. Our first fleet az
rived AZ the port an a. m. discovered
three mines laid by the enemy and de-
str8yed all Kasuga and Nisshln Wera
dispatched 20 the west of LaOtishan and
made indirect bombardment for two
hours. il being their first acGOu- The
rev forts ON LaOtishan were finally sill
enced. Our forces retired at 1:30 m"
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Commissioner Macfarland last night
made the following statement in con-
nection with the reports concerning
schools affairs in the District;
in view Of recent attempts TO reope n
the Board OF Education matter, settled
more than "A year ago by the unanimous
action of the Commissioners and the ac-
tion of a majority OF the Board OF Edu-
cation. and the possible damage which
those attempts may do the public
schools. il seems desirable that !, as the
Commissioner having special supervis-
ion of the Board Of Education and the
public school system, should state
briefly the following facts.
..First-The Commissioners. on my
motion. investigated, in 1872. the matter
in question. and unanimously agreed
that the implied charges. never directly
made. as 10 the events in question
which happened long before. were dis
proved by the evidence.
This evidence was given i'm an eX-
animation of witnesses, on oath, by the
present Board Of Commissioners, shortly
after Commissioner West came into
office IN October. 1902, and continuing
for more than I'VE weeks. large
number Of witnesses We're examined,
and TIE inquiry took the widest lati-
tude. Each Commissioner acted, as
usual. with independence. but there was
no difference OF opinion as 70 the re
suit. In consequence. the member of
the Board of Education affected was
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To General BOyntOn
Declares Commissioners Acted With Una
nimiN and Official Records COntrOVet
Statements Made by President

eXonerated and the Board of Education
was officially notified to Jnat effect.
again by the unanimous action Of the
Commissioners.
"Second-The Board of Education
having under the law exclusive juris-
dictiOn Of the teacher affected. and
eng fully aware that it could have,
at any time. upon request. a copy or
the S,UO0-Dage typewriter record of the
investigation made by the Commission
trs. the Commissioners having unani-
TnOusly voted that the record snould
be sent 70 the Board of Education
Whenever IL requested II, not only did
not request II, but sent 10 the COmmis-
si0uers a resolution expressing its con-
hdence in the teacher III question.
Il may add, from my personal lmoWl-
edge. that the two women members Of
the Board Of Education. both formerly
teachers IN the public schools Of Wash
nIEtOn, both exceptionally well in
formed rs TO public school conditions,
have supported the teacher In question
throughout
..Thlrd-That when the member of the
Board OF Education in question upon
the expiration OF his term OF Office IN
June last. having been unanimously re-
appointed hy the Commissioners. de.
Chned the rCappOiutment CupOn whlcn
by authority Of the Board of Commits
SlOns. unanimously given. it's president.
In an official letter. thanked him for
his serVicesJ, the Board Of Education
adopted and communicated 10 the Com
missiUners o resolution expressing its
apprt citation Of his character and ser
wees, and its regret AT his refusal to
serve longer,
The Sc facts are. of course, all mat.
ter Of official record They need no
comment from me-