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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
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by ecriuns News Ass'ne
CHELTENHAM. Eng. Sept IL
A telegram from Cephalonia an
n0uneea that the British torpedo
boat destroyer Chamola has been
lost. Her entire creW was saved
The lost destroyer was conduct
Ing speed trials off Cape Papaa.
when her propeller blade broke and
pierced her bottom she sank al
most instantly. Many Of the crew
were injured.
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MADRID. Sept. FIT r. reported
that Senior Oleda. Spanish ambaa-
sador AZ Washington. and Marquis
De Vilaueritn. ambassador az Vlen-
ma. will exchange posts In the near
future. No reason for the exchange
n naaIgnef
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INNS ID
MHMN
my serlpps News Aas'nl

uaT hcripps News Anssn1
LIVINGSTON. Mont. Sept 81
The greatest ovation Of his tour Of
the west was given Senator Fair
banks here. Ito made n Commute
speech 10 a large crowd. which sur
rounded the special and delayed the
departure Of the train until the
senator could shake hands With ey-
cryone.
BIG TIMBER Mont, Sept 27.--
Senior Fairbanks arrived at $50
O'Clock this morning. II was a
rainy day. but there was n big dem
onatration lie spoke % sheep rails
efs mainly. telling them Of the bet
torment of their condition under =. q
republican protective policy To
spoke IN n big wool house Meet
ings will be held today at LlyingB-
ton. Bozeman, Whitehall and Ana
Couda
Senator Fairbanks spent yestcr-
terday IN a trip over half the state
of Montana beginning at GlendIvc
and closing at Billings last night
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JAPANESE LOST 800 MEN

PETERSBURG Sept 27-An official agency has re-
ccired the lost 1890 killed IN the night
Arthur September The Russian warshps
dered valuable aid In repulsng he japanese attack
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t0reat Applause


BOSTON. sept ~ Acting upon
the request Of the state department
tn the GernsY case. Acting Governor
Guild has requested Special Justice
Phelps. ~ Lee. % remit the fac and
make apology 10 Uefney also 20
forward evidence 81 any breach ~
the Massachusetts, laws on the part
Of GcrneY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27

LONDON. Sept 27.-The admir-.
atty confirms the loss Of the Cha.
moi8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
Parker Off For
New York

UT acFIuus Nfua Aaa'n1
EsOPUs. y. Y, Sept. 27.-IudRe
Parker left upon his third visit 10
New York on the o train on the
West shore railroad today.
NEW YORK. sept 2T-Iudge
Parker arrived AZ . 30 O'Clock and
vas driven 20 the Seville. where he
vii remain during bis stay Ia the
city.
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Governor Asks Court
to Make an Apology
SECRETARY OF sHlrsH EMBASSY FINED FoR AUTO scoReH
ING GIVES ADMINISTRATIONS No END TROUBLE

ficer. 20 D. beid In custody until the
fines were paid Gerney paid the
fines and notified his embassy
which 10 turn notified the state de.
paTtmsnt
Offieiaia % the state department
reCuKuizs the Justice uf Gerney' 4
claim that he was Immune under
constitutional and statutory laws
They have requested the governor
81 Massachusotta 10 investigate the
matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-27
CHALLENGES FAIRBANKS

SPOKANE. Sept 2T-united
States Senator Fred T. Dubois has
Issued a formal challenge 20 sena
tor Fairbanks. the e-presldential
nominee Of the republican party. 70
declare himself and pnt his party on
record on Mormouism.
Senator Dubois has written an
open letter 20 Senator Fairbanks
citing the plank In the state demo.
cratic platform demanding the ex-
termination Of polyKamy and the
separation Of church aud state. Sen.
ator Dubois then demands that the
vice presidential nominee make HE
Views on the question known IN his
speeches In the state OF Idaho.
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The steamer Humboldt sails for
the north this evening with 81 pas
gcnRera and a fun cargo Of freight.
The steamer Jeauie. of the Alaska
Pacific company, sailed for san
Francisco this afternoon with 36
passengers and 100 tons Of
freight
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WASHINGTON. spt 27.-The de-
partmrui 81 Justice this morning
upon request ~ the state depart
ment. Instructed the district atfor-
ney for Masaac husetta to take prop.
e. sfefs a. ~ aside the judgment
% Iasties Phelps. ~ lee. whereby
Third Secretary Geruey OF the Brit
lsh embassy was fined So for con.
tempt ~ court and the same amount
Tor user-apeedinE his auto.
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BOSTON. Sept gT.-The state de-
partmsnt has asked Gov. Bates to
secure prompt redress and ample
reparatinn and an apology 10 Ger
neY for The action Of Justice Phelps
AZ Isee yesterday.
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Tonight and Wednesday-Cioudy with
showers Brisk South to West Winds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

|quier, abupdando en- las manifestacio-
nes del sefor Cernas, dijo enire otras
|cosas:
"Todos los monarquicos de abolergc
recordamos las glorias de Ia monarquia
|espafiola. La rnonarqufa trajo Espa-
ia Ia libertad polftica. Sonnos manar-
|quicos por conviction; amamos Ia liber-
tad de conciencia como amamos IL
libertad poftica; qneremos ell gobiernc
del pueblo por el pueblo; somos esen-
|ciaimente dem0cratas, eminentemente
hberales. esencialmenle monarquicos.
Estas paabras no estan solo en- los la :
bios, sino ell coraz6n. Somos catalanes
y amamos q Cataluffa, pero amamos
tsmbien Ia patria grande. porque So
mos espafioles. Recordad los riscos
del Bruch. donde qued6 grabado el
nombse de Espafia."
Despues de analizar las soluciones
cue contiene ell programa del partido
para los proElemas religioso y social y
para la cSesti6n de la ensefanza, ter
nina diciendo:
''Solamente nos fa1a un jefe que
suceda al inolvidable Sagasta. IQuien
debe ser ese jefe7 No basta para clio
IN hombIe de N,lor personal, exfgese
que sea un hombre de talento, y preci-
Samente hay uno que ha consagrado 50
vida 4 los Ateneos, las Cortes, los
meetings. Ese hombre es D. Segis-
mundo Moret.'
El Grader termina diciendo que 81 el
partido liberal permanece frme. "inspi
r6ndonos en- los ideales del inolvidaDle
Sagasta, realizaremos nuestro PROPOSE
to en- bien de La libertad y de la demo-
cracia."
Despues de Ieerse las adhesiones, es
proclamado jefe el Sr. Moret entire
grandes aplausos.
Acuerdase dirigir al Sr. Moret TN
mensaje y I'M expressive telegrama de
adhesion al rey.
La concurrencia ha s'do muy nume-
rosa, asistiendo la mayorfa de los ele-
mentos que de antique militan en- las
filas del fusionismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19


81 tren que conducfa Ia csfia de Are
cibo, en- Ia tarde de aver peg6 fuego
gran extension de caaa. propiedad de
es sefiores Balseiro & Giorgetti. El
|pnebl) como Ia policfa acudieron con
P, onli.ud al lugar del fuego, pero "a
este habfas tornado tanto incremento
|que en- POGO tempo estaba quemado
todo. Los duefics de Ia cafia haran re-
clamacion 4 la compafifa para sufragar
los dafios.
- En- este pueblo SO ha podido ver
la talta de dinero en- las Navidades. El
nativo que en- otros tiempos Sc entrega-
ba toda diversion, Sc le ha visto re-
lirado, sin amino nj para sonreir. ST
sigue la prosperjdad esta. en- las proxi-
mas navidades estaremoS en- la terra
de los sin pelo.
~ Hoy quedara instalada en- Ia
Hacienda "Plazuela" la luz electrica,
cosa que dara mas valor 4 dichs- fac
Itorfa.
~ Sc piensa hacer una petici6n pa
"a que este poblado sea disgregado de
Mauatfy y Sc constituya un municipio.
81 - u CotO Otld wa PuCDlO uO ICtud
caciquismo y ST hbertad, sera pueblo
~ Hace pocos dias que un Con-
tinental viene dar classes de Ingles
las escuelas graduadas de este pueblo.
A este Mr.. le gusta mucho andar a
| pie, pues luego de dar clases Sc va
por la via para Manatf
-. A quien corresponda Sc le dice
lque impida que nifios de cinco y seis
afios pidan limosna a la llegada de-
ltren de las seis media, pues de 10
contrario tendTemos que lamentar una
desgracia muy pronto. EsPeramos Ia
lenmienda.
- Son muchas las porquerias que
hay en- Ia sala de espera de Ia estaci6r
de este poblado, 10 que hace que entire
Juno limpio sarga sucio; doude no hay
sacos, alambre. cajas pinttira, estan Io'
envaces del gas, que por ser de hierrs
otrecen bonifos dibujos en- Ia ropa blan,
ca. Yea ESQ IA Compafifa y sepa que
los que aquf viven Sc merecen algun;
consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

DIARIO INDEPENDENTS DE INFORMACION UNIVERSAL

Mas no Sc puede ser insensib'e la SEN
saci6n que experimentamos ante la
forma y Ia expression de animal tan be
llo. Existe en- e1 como un misterio,
COMO un pensamiento. que es possible
formular y que nosotros desconocemos
Observable, no enardecido. sino en- re-
poso.... Tiene algo de e6nge. Ticne
tambien t1n ros:ro AHmGnos. mucho mas
grave y mas hermoso que .el de una
muchedumbre de individucs de Ia hu-
mana especie. Una mascara pensati-
va, seria, desd, d sa....
Deberfamos eUtarle el suplicio que
tai vez sufre y no hacer del pobre eau
1.-Two una especie de histri6u. Es, sin
duda, bello para nosotros ell afrontar a
tai enemigo Pero. Ique especie de
ntilidad moral puede, ,encon' rar la multi
tud en- contemplar al que desempefia
por ganarse unos cuartos, el papel de
vfctirna pcsible1 La lcccion de hero
ismn a nadie aprovecha. Es TIN artista
4 quien Sc va a yer, y este es todo. Ar
tista como pocos, 10 concedo No hay
acto mas emocionante que Ia domadora
que introduce su baSt6n su mano en-
IA bocaza de una fiera y que no Sc ami
lana nj retrocede ante las garras que Ia
buscan. Pero la lecci6n que recibjmos
en- el teatro, entire los poetas y los pro
sistas, es mas grande y mas noble.
Es drama simulado, no es nada-ya
10 Sen comparaci6n con el que Sc
desarrolla en- Ia tenebrosa "menagerie. :"
Pero este drama simulado suele darnos
Ia representation del dolor moral, Y
este es accessible todos, y es por esa
representation por la que debemos
aprender q practicar ell heroismo. TIE
nefnos nuestro alrededor tambiSn
dentro de nosotros mismcs, aunque in
viSibles casi siempre, leones tigres
fugidores que nos buscan tambien para
herirnos y para devorarnos. Son uues .
tros inslfutos, nuestras ideas, nucstros
inteTeses, nuestras ferocidades, todo 10
que recibimos, como el tigre y como el
leon, de Ia Naturaleza insensible. En-
tre estas feras, Sc levanta nuestra ra-
zon para domarlaS y vencerlas.
Pero iahl no siempre Sc consigue esta
suprema bienandanza. La mayor par
te de las veces, como Ia infortunada do.
n lora cuyo trsgico fin Los nara el
tel6 grafo. somos vencidos por la fiera
que implacable y hambrienta, ruge
&C n stantemente en- nuestra alma....
ANTONIO CORTON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
ItaIiana criminal
Tragedia en- un actO

En- un juzgado lie Orange, New Jer-
sey, ocurrio una tragedia bajo circunS-
rancias extraordinarias.
La sefiora Carmela Barbito. natural
de Italia, casada y con dos hijos, de-
nuncio Pasquale Palma, compatriota
snyo, alegando que la causaba infiaitaS
molestias con pretensiones amorosas.
Vefase Ia causa cuando Carmela, sa-
cando una navajo baroera, Sc lanz6 de
improviso cofitra Pasquale lie di6 un
terrible ta1azo en- ell cuello. Parte de
Ia sangre le cayo al juez Bray. 81 he
rido fue llevado al hospital en- estado
crftico, y la agresora qued6 presa. Di-l
cen conocidos de ambls parties que hay
en- el fondo del asunto algo mas de 10
que ella dice.
rarece que Carmela v Pasquale lie
.varon reaciones en- Ita'ia, ounce affos
ha. Luego. por un rasgo de constan-
cia, tan com an al Sexo femenino, dei6
a Pasquae escape Goa un til Barbato
a los Estados Unidos. Despuees revi-
vio la antigua llama yempez6 CORES
ponderSe con PaSquale. Este vino q
America seis meses ha, recientemen-
te fue sorprendido en- Ia Gale Junto con
Carmela, por Barbato, quien Sc puso
extremldamente ce,oso y amenazo ma
tar su mujer.
Perdi6 ella IA sereninad, y no sabien-
do que partido tomar, denunci6 ai
amante; y. fnalmense. como este POI
|sefa una resma de cartas de Carmela,
y podfa perderla publiczndolas, snp6-
uesrs r1a ala foun6 II raso1uci6n d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
En- Sam Jose
LA VIRGEN DE BELEN

Grandiosa result6 Ia fiesta de aver en-
obseqrio de la miIagrosa inagen, lie
vando al tempo una esplendida concu-
rrencia de 10 mas distinguido de esta
ciudad y Santurce.
El coro fue acknowledgements ejecuta-
do y ell Padre Seraffn pronunci6 an
verdadero discurso de elocuencia gran
de y de tonos brillautes, explicando los
beue6cios dispenssdos 4 esta TERRA por
la mediaci6n de la Augusta Sefiora.
Ell resultado corop6 los esfuerzos de
los sucios cst6licos y del virtuoso sa-
cerdote que con tanto entusiasmo pre-
paron la fiesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
crepdscuIos Iiterarios

Ha circulado va la Ultima en-
trega del interesante y ameno
libro del seflor Dalmau Canet.
"El ingenio de un loco, La
mosca de oro", "Soledad'. Re
cuerdos" y "El Arte", forman ell
texto del t1ltimo cuaderno de la
obra..
Ell joven y conocido escritor
ha llevado a cabo una obra de
grandes empeiios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

Burset. Sabemos que Sc piensa repe-
tir la preciosa zarzuela en- tres actos
"El Rey que rati6. que tan del agra
do del p1blico fue en- Ia representation
del domingo.
'Oportunamente circu'aran los pro-
|grsmas.
Asi mismo. ia empresa pondrz & los
precios acostumbrados las ltinetas y los
|palcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Del Irl1periO
gerEl1aElic0'
UN FALSIFIcADOR
Submarines aIen,anes
DE LESA MAJESTAD

Herr Leonhard, indr strial en-,
Munich, Baviera, y dipuuado al
Reichstag aleman por la misma
ciudad, ha sido sentenciado a
ounce meses de prision y per-
dida de derechos civiles durante
cinco amos, por falsifcar letras
de cambio sobre e1 extraniero.
Dicese que e1 Almirantazgo
aleman, Ell cual siempre Sc ma
nifesto adverse a los submari-
nos, esta mudando de parecer v
Sc muestra inclinado a construir
aJgunos. FL Almirantazgo ha
estado siguiendo con mucho in
teres los recientes experimentos
hechcs en- Francia.
~.
Herr Zietch, director de nm
periodico socialista en- Chariot
temburg. poblaci6n a cinco kil6-
metros de Berlin, ha sido SEN
tenciadO a tres meBes de carcel
por lesa majestad. Ell crimen
consistio en- escribir Herr Ziestch
que las tlnicas funciones de Es-
tado que Ell Emperador CUTLER
mo desempefiaba eran cobrar
$4,000 por cada ley sobre la
que ponfa su firma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

Maestro amigo don Rogelio Jimenez
empleado de las ofcinas de Tesorerfa
Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA a con-
secuencia de una lesion en- i'm pie.
Que Sc restablezca pronto el distiu-
guido amigo son nuestros deseos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

Ha salido pars A1cazsr de San Juan,
en- IA provincia de Ciudad keal, el jsfe
de los republicanos, senior Saimeron.
eon objeto de romar parte en- AN "mee
hing politico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

Comunican de la Corufa, cue los
pasajer0s del vapor "Alfonso XIII
que despues de haber zarpadO de aquel
pserto para el de Ia Habana, tuvo que
vo1ver al punto de partida de arribada
forzosa, por habersele fundido varios
hornos, Sc han embarcado en- ell vapor
-ciudad de Cadiz".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
ESPANA
ULTIMo CoRREO

n1mnssapasuas do Estado-NIna expIoslsn-LnNO.
one Buenn-La ensenaBsn de losfraiIcs-El Sr.
MknrehAa-esimsrSn dc Sis3e-Un slniestro - 81
1aar-Kl 1afaEs .empn6stfto-Jsa Untversidadae
8aInmanca- III sr. Msres- Elilastre Grader.
El Congreso en- votaci6n ordiuaria
aprob6 el presupuesto de gastcs del
Esfado.
Una explosion ocurrida en- la fAbrica
de cerveza sLa Austriaea" de Santan-
der, produjo la muerte de dos personals.
Hay otras dos heridas gvaxemcnte, a
consecuencias de la explosion.
~
El pueblo madrilefio ha celebrado Ia
Noche Buena con Ia animacion tradi j.
Cicnal.
En- la Capilla de Palacio, en- la Cate
pral en- otras iglesias, sc haE caniado
solemnes maitines, celebrandcse des
PuGs q gran orquesta la Misa de Naci-
miento
~.
La mayoria de los profesores de Ia
UniverSidad y del Ins itu de segunda
ensefauza de Zaragoza na suscrito una
exposici6n las Cores, pidiendo quo Sc
prohiba ell ejercicio de Ia ensefianza &
las congregaciones religiosas que han
sido expulsadas de Franeia y SO han
Defngiado en- EsPafia.
~.
En- uno de los vapores correos de la
Compafifa Trasatlantica Espafiola que
saldrsn pr6ximamente nara Cuba. Sc
embarcar4 ell sefior Me,chan con su fa-
milia. Esta le la reclufdo en- una ha-
bitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

SusCripta por los sefiores conde de
Romanones, Cana ejas, Salmer6n, Gil
RObles, Nocedal. duque de Tamames
y Cavestany, fue presentada al presu
ppesto de INSTRUCTION p1blica ma en-
mienda pidiendo sea Incorporate al
Estado, para los efectos de su pago, y
que importan 67.ooo pesetas anuales,
los gastos ocasionados Dor las Faculta
des de Medicina y Ciencias de Ia Uni
Versidad de Salamanca.
Despu6s de ser 1presentada Ia re-
fcrida enmienda, visit6 nuevamente Ia
Eomisi6n de sensdores y diputados de
dicha provincia, acompafiada de los
prnfesores de aquella Universidad, al
presidente del Ccnsejo en- su oespacho
Del Congreso, cen objeto de rogarle que
Il gobGerno no Sc Oponga Ia admission
Dc il ennienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

Ell Presidente del Consejo de Mi
nistros, seffor Maura, dice que el go
biern0 de Espafaa no tiene necesidad
de acudir a los capitales extranjeros
para contratar un emprestito destinado
z IA reconstruction de la escuadra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

ElmEssnpnsnae do Estado-dIna expIosi6n-sIn.NO.
Gls Buena-4Ia -cnsenaBza de iosfraiIcs-gi Sr.
nkerchka-ea1mer6n de ~iade-Un slniestro - 81
1aar-RI 6ufaes .empn6srfso-J.a 'UntvernidadAs
8alnmanea-EIs sr. Meref-El ilastre Grader
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
BARcELOmETA

d. ere l6 de 1904
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-04-05
Police Court.

[Justice II. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning.
Harry Davis and Blaine Craig, both
colored, arrested by Officers Mayhem and
Knight, disorderly and fighting, case
continued.
A man, arrested by Officer Henderson,
charged with trespassing on the cars of
the electric railway, was dismissed.
MoIlie Essex, arrested by Officers
Mayhem and Knight, charged with steal
ing hat from VIM. Redman, case con-
tinued.
Alice Harry, John Payne and Jennie
Payne, all colored, arrested by Officers
Mayhugh and Knight charged with
vagrancy, were sent to the work house
for thirty days.
Two men, arrested by Officers Belts
and Beach charged with disorderly con-
duct were fined $40 each.
Another man, arrested by the same
officers charged with a similar ofense,
was dismissed.
Lee Allen, colored, arrested by OH
GERS Mayhem and Knight charged with
vagrancy, was sent to the work house
for thirty days.
A man, arrested by Officer Henderson
charged with being drunk in the street,
was dismissed.
VIM. Jackson, colored, charged with
trespassing on the property OF Thomas
Fannon, was fined $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-04-05
The Last Robbery.

The audacity of the thieves who en-
tered Swan Brothers store Sunday night,
robbed the safe of over $500, carried OIL
goods and left some cast-off undercloth-
inc on the premises, is still subject OF
comment. The store is located on the
principal street of the city on which a
private Waterman is employed to act as
an auxiliary to the police. While an
attempt was made by the thieves to
create the impression that the robbery
was committed by nOn-residents, it is be-
lieved by many that the act was the
work of people living in our midst. They
were evidently acquainted with the To-
calitv and other circumstances lead to
the belief that they belong to gang
that has long infested Alexandria. 1t is
not believed that the thieves had been
wearing the garments they cast off; They
had. it is suggested, secured them IN
some way for purpose, and the fact
that they left razor in the store was
intended to produce the belief that the
robbery was the work of negroes. 1t is
more probable that the thieves live IN
this city or neighborhood, and that they
are white men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-04-05
AL Increase of Pay.

NJ A Bowen and E. G. Ford. repre-
sentatiyes of the merchanics employed
at the Washington navy yard, were
given hearing yesterday by President
Roosevelt on the subject Of the wages OF
navy yard employees. Their object was
to enlist his influence to secure the pas
sage of a bill pending in Congress, pro-
viding that mechanics employed in the
gun factory be given wages equally as
good as those paid skilled artisans en-
ployed in other branches Of the govern
ment service 1t was indicated to the
President that the maximum wage OF
the skilled mechanic in the gun factory
is SO. SO per day, while in the Govern
ment Printing Office and in other de,
partments of the government skilled
employees receive 81 day. Bowen and
Ford told the President that the work
of the men in the gun factory required
the highest skill, and they believed
their request was entirely reasonable.
The President promised to give the
matter consideration. A number OF
Alexandria mechanics employed in the
Washington navy yard are interested
in the movement referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-04-05
Funerals.

The funeral of the late David Bend
helm took place from the residence,
southwest corner of Prince and Lee
street, at 8 O'Clock this afternoon. A
large number of friends and acquaintance
of the deceased, including some from
other cities attended. The services
we're conducted by Rev. DR.. Stern, OF
Washington. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Z. Goldsmith, b. B. Bear, b.
We'll, D. H. Appich, R. W. Arnold m d.
Bladder, L. B. Kohen and N. Wollberg.
The interment was in the Jewish
cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah
E. Patton took place this morning from
St. Mary's Church. The services were
conducted by Rev. Father Cutler and
the pallbearers were Messrs; Boyd
Peverill, Desmond, Norris and Wells
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-04-05
Death of a Former Resident.

Mr.. Samuel Lindheimer, who form
erly resided in this city, died in Wash
ineton Yesterday evening. He had for
some time been a sufferer from heart
disease. He leaves three children, two
sons and one daughter. The deceased
was native of Germany, but had lived
in this country since he was youth.
During the war between the States he
entered the Confederate army, serving
in an Alabama regiment AT the close
of the war he came to Alexandra and
opened a millinery establishment on the
north side of King street, near Pitt: lie
later removed to the south side of King
street. between Royal and Fairfax
About a quarter of a century ago ne re.
moved to Washington, where he had
since resided. Mr.. Lindheimer had a
large number of acquaintance in Alex
andria. He made frequent visits to this
city where he was always welcomed cor
daily by his many friends. The de-
ceased was 6S years old. The remains
will be brought here tom orrow and In
tered in the Jewish cemetery.