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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-08
CERTAINTY OF LAMORNA'S
LOSS is NOW ESTABLISHED

Steamer Tees Finds Barclay Sound Uttered With the British Ships
Hache Houses, Spars and CargoLoca Spectators Who
Played the Vessel Arrive Lose More Than $2o,o 600
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Thursday. April Z.
u stmr Daniel Manning, Tuttle, from
cruise in search of wrecked schr Kailua.
Stnr Santa Rosa, Alexander, Al hours from
San Diego and way ports.
Stmr Bee, Wehman, rs hours from Grays
stmr Gypsy. Leland. 1e hours from Monterey
and way ports.
Stmr Argo. Dunham, % hours from Port
Kenyon.
stmr Maggie, Corning. 4 hours from Half
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicolson. Sc hours from
San Pedro and way ports.
Tug Sea Rover, Thompson. 10 nours from
Caspar with schr Bella in tow.
Schr Virginia. Nelson. days from Co
schr Jennie Griffin. Gibson. hours from
schr Ida A. Campbell. s hours from Point
schr Bella. Jenson. lb hours from Caspar.
in tow of tug Sea Rover
CLEARED.
Thursday, April Z.
Ship Llewellyn J. Morse. Marshall. Labasha
Bay: Alaska Packers Association.
SAILED
stmr Maggie. Corning. Haifmoon Bay.
stmr State of California. Thomas. San Diego.
Stmr Unmak Hansen, Karluk
Stmr Curacao. Poulsen, Guaymas, eto.
Stmr Oregon. Doran Astoria
Sfmr Spokane, Nopander, Eureka.
Stmr Aurelia. Erickson Astoria
Bktn Skagit Robinson, Bristol Bay
Schr Jessie Minor, Jorgenson. Grays Harbor.
Schr Mary c. Campbell. Bodega-
Schr Berwick Jacobsen Rogue River.
SPOKEN.
March 31-Lat 40 N. long 81 W. Fr bark
Germaine, from Oregon. for Queenstown.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. April Z, 10 m-Weather
hazy, wind calm.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed April 7--Br ship
Clan Robertson. for Sydney: schr Barbara
Hernster, for whaling cruise.
PORT TOWNSEND-Sailed April 7--Schr
Robert Levers, from Port Gamble. for Homo
lulu.
Passed inward April 7-Stmr San Mateo.
from Port Los Angeles for Tacoma.
ASTORIA Sailed April 7--Stmr Geo w
Elder. for San Francisco: stmr Alliance. for
Coos Bay.
lulu
ouesnstown; Br ship crornartyshire for South
Africa.
TTLE---Arrived April 7--stmr Cottage
City from Skagway.
TATooSH-Passed out April 7-schr Geo w
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Notice TO Mariners.

Natal or Delagoa Bay at 55s. or from Hast
ings NILS TO sydney at Sis Sd.
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NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tIde-
the early morning tides are given in the Iass
day in the order of occurrence as to time. ths
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs. The heights given arr -
addition TO the soundings of the United statea
Coast Survey charts. except when minus -,
sign precedes the height and then the nunbsrr
given Is subtracted from the depth given h,
the charts. The plane of reference is the n,as,
Of the lower low waters -an
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UNITED UNDERTAKERS.

unsrsl Directors and Embslmers-
Formerly IN Metropolitan Temple
NOW 81 s66 MISSION Tel. south ls7-
Between Fourth and Fifth, near Fifth 81.
Finest Equipments al Moderate Rates.
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JAMES McSinn. Henry Hansen.
JAMES McGINN. & CO.
Formerly With McCsinn Bros.
-FURersl Directors and Embalmere--
2lz EDDY st; Tel. South $40.
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at Fort Point. entrance to San Fancisco
superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur Al
the city front mission street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Point: the heipbt
OF tide is the same at both places
FRIDAY, APRIL g.
sun sun rises ''''''''.'''..' :4A
Moon rises .................. 1.7A .o
!: In vi f. Il W # H VI Et Z w " Fl
s 5:2s 4-512 :2sI OIL 1871 44I. .l..-.
0 0:53 81 6:37 "A 1:15l 0.s s:2a AZ
~ aa.''aal oo-eei ss.9fooI - 2:Oll OBJ 9:02 ~
~ ~ S:ffool 90 oo:33oot 80 s:46 LII 9:37l so
x 9.ro - o.9ool 80 80 12l10:01 81
10 S.9a SttVll SO sos 1.3l10::0l 81
IS II ! 1.ool l--llo-oel so 4:ool lol1o:5sI 81
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Shipping Intelligence.

Rear Admiral. L. s. Navy. Chairman.
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NgiielaS generates

POR La MITAD DES PRECIO
6E VENDE UN LENGUAFONO.
PARA APRENDER EL INGLRS
GON PERFECTION. ES UN FO-
N09RAFO QUE TIENE "a CILIN
DkOS QUE SON OTRAS TANTAS
LECClONES Y 10 LIBROS DE
IEATO. EN- ESTA REDACGION
INFORMARAN. p
JOSH REYES CALDERoN.-se encarga
Ge gestionar toda clase de asuntos en- los
Departamentos Gubernamentales en- esta
Capital. Hace traducciones del inglGs al
e9spanol yice-versa q precios m6dicos.-
Dtfeeca0n: San francisco 81. San T4d0 p r.,
ELISA TAVAREZ DE sTORER, PA
N!SIA.-Laureada con tres primeros pree
MOS de! Conservatorio de Madrid. Ofrec-
uad participa que en- la calle de San Fran
cisco No, "a pueden inscribirse las personas
que deseen tomar sus clases 3Ov. s.
ANHEUSER BUSCH 7 BUD
WElSER, son las meiOres uaarcas de
cerVezA americana. Pidanlas en- Ioa
hestauranes y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zas con purRs Completamente librea
de todo acidO. De venta en- todos Ios
eatablecimientOs de Ia Capital. -Mu-
Ilenhoh q K0rber. agentes generates.
OBRAS RECIBIDAS 1ltimameEte
en- Ia ibrerfa de B. F. Saniurio Vida.
San jose n6m. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
No olvidarse que 81 6nico medic
de cOnserVar Las funciones del est6ms-
60 con reguIaridad perfecta, ca ussndo
el nectar conccidO con ell nombre de
cervezA SPabst2 Y que venden M. r.
Calder6n & Co.. Tetusn IL.
So eepera en- 81 pr6ximo mes an
gran srrtidO de- perfumAdorcs auto
maticos que seran IIenos del exquisite
AlCoholad0 Gatell y regalados por ell
cOmercio sus parrOquiaEOs.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN- UN
Ola tome las PASTILLAS LA NANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. Ell boticario le devol-
vera el dinero 81 no Sc cura La firma del e
w GROVE Sc halla en- cada caiita.
AL PUBLICO. - FOtOgrafias, ann
pliaciones y fotoGrabados SO hacen en-
10 FotOgraf1a de la SUCCESSION de AIon-
so. San Francisco 42! q. D.
HOTEL &HELVETIA.2- .2-En este
hotel es dOnde mejOr SO come Y donde
se encuentrR un complete comfort Sus
habitaciOnes frescas y cIaras el ser
vlciO esmerado. 10 hacen ser uno de
los primerOs de Ia isla. Pedro Schira,
propietariO. Cruz q.
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Entire todos los cambios que nos lie
nan hoy de dolorosas dudas. .-hijos de
una rsz8 en- la cusl el sentimiento de
la famiIia es tan intense. tan hermoso,
--ningunO preocupa nuestro Amino CO.
mo los que pssa la mujer en- Les condi-
clones de su vida, saCsda de la sarsgda
penumbra del hogsr para quedar aban-
donada & 81 misma. No es otra cosa
Ia lIamada libertRd de Ia mujer que su
abandono mas complete. como ha
suCedido en- el casO de esta Patterson
bsjo las garras de Ia justicia. ST en-
vez de haber vivido una vida tan acci@
dentadG cOrista, iugsdora de caballos.
empresaria de teatros, etc, ,-empleos
que. 4 decir Verdad. debieran conside-
rarse como la Sgonfa de ID antigua san
ta diRnidad femenina, Sc hubierR pre-
sentAdo como muier sencilla sabiend0
solo leer, escribir, cover, bordar, REAR,
y, sObre tOdo,. .la ciencia de las Ciencias,
amar, de SECURE que no estarfa hoy 60
lIozando traa las rejss de una Csrcel =
sufriendo bSio el peso de una msnchs
digna de Lady Macbeth. h...
Todos estos crfmenes apenan cierta.
mente. & los que obserVan con calma I
inter6s ID Marcia del mundo. sN0 son
esos crimenes, 20 hRFto frecuentea on
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estes sociedadas modernas y arChivili-
zadas. manifestations eIccuentes de
algo que Sc va, 8 que parece irse, de
Ia antigua forms de Ia actividad feme-
nina9 iQui6n sAbel Tai Yez Las muje-
res de laraza de Santa Teresa tienen
arraigado en- sus almAs sus grandes
seutimientos, 10 bastante. para passr
por estos tiempos inc6Iumes. sin que
perdamos ssas fuentes de dicha qua
nos haCen tan feIices, al punto de Ia
Der despreciado en- todos los tiempos
toda otrs gloria toda otra felicidRd
D. COLLAzO.
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FARMACIA AMERICANA

Pfldoras T6nicas Ferrugincsas con-
ira d Anemia pOtes de Glen so CEN
Jab6n de Castillo legitimo, pOr libra
San Francisco 50. San Juan P,-R.
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la TlENDITA.
DE J. ECHEvARRIA.

Por Cada 10 centavos que 90 gasten
haata el de Enero de 1905 Be regaIa-
r6 una papeleta de una precl0sG maas75e'
ca, que Sc exhiDe en- sLa Tiendita. ,
Hay ahora iuguetes para nin5s. artf-
cuIos de nOVedRd nuevos y rOpa hecha
& preciOs baratfsimos.
Plaza Principal 80. al IadO del Ayun-
tamientO. San Juan, P. r.
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SOCiedad do SOeOrrO Mdtuf
ia PFOvGGdOTa."

Por aCuerdo de Ia Junta Directive
de esta sooiedad SO cita & Junta Genes
raj reQlamentaria para Ell domingo 18
de los corrientes. en- la calle de Rafael
Cordefo no 3. q Ia l de Ia t8rde; en-
caso de no efectuarse esta por faIta de
n6mero, Sc Veri6csrs el % s las Z de
Ia noche con el n6merO que c0nCurPa.
Hacienda presente que la Junta para
las EIecciones Sc veri6cRr6 el 25 las
doce del dia.
San Juan, P. g.. Dbre. IA de 1904
Ell SeCretario.
2Y.a. EL0Y DANIEL.
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dpoq s tsne eae ozooA adei
d5eua H
I re L
to- c d ga Ella la
d numcd e a 6 n laenepda
E pu Il @
d como
m Ig Cb ="
We t t1i consume ~ ~ 6cnrn n
general
mental edo
Debldd
n "a Ia hue a - -do d ov lore
NOtd:
COS ~
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I rsuiOs d los in2p0neqates sO5qe lS6re-
t0s: Sc sortear6n todos los amos en-
tire los que mas SO distingan por So
co lstaneia en- el eAhorro.
HorGs de CGfa' Para las impOsicio
mes: o
De 8 & 1O4 de Ia ma6ana, Y de as33
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81
& 1O4 de Ia mafiana los DOmingos. Para
Ia extracciones las mismas horas ex-
septo Ia de los DomingOs.
RegLGnoeaato de Ia SeccS62s: Las per-
sonas que interesen mas pOrmenorea
dobre las imposiciones, extraccionea
manera de iquidar intereses, etc. pue-
alien solicitar un eiemplar en- la Gaia.
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RICHARD ]. BIeGS
PROFESSOR Pc INGLeS
Tetuan 90. Apartado. 436
EEL CATALAN"
Confiteria y Reposteria.
De AagsIst Hsrmanos.

Participamos 81 p6b!ico que acaba-
mos de inaugurar IN laboratorio de
DuIceria en- Ia calle de Rafael Cordero
no IA y podemcs servir cualquier en-
cargo en- dicho ramo con prontitud y
ecOnomfs.
Diariamente enc0ntvaran pssteles ca
lieDtes & las 8 dc Ia msfIana de mama.
na, creme. melocot6nay otrAs muchaa
cIases de dulces.
Despacho: Gale de San Jose no II.
Turrones espa 6oles y del pals, y los
sin rival caPamelos del pGfs.
Dcbre. IA, 1904 15vs
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LISTERFORM.
Antls6ptiGO pOdsrOSO.
CiGatriZantG infaIibIo.
TEsTIM0Nlos.

Arecibo, 90 de Octubte, 1904
The S. I Phsrmacal Co.,
New York.
Muy Sres. mfos:
Me place significar 4 Uds. que he
tenido ocasi6n de usar el eListerform. ,
y puedo afrmar que es IN antis6ptico
local excelente.
Lo he apIicado en- IN case de uIcera-
ci6n rebeldeey, aunque todavfa no esta
completRmente cicatrizada. ha meiora-
do muchO y esta en- Was de curaci6n.
De DDS. atentamente.
II. Martinez Rosezz6.
M6dico Ciruiano.
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Atalta lnVitaeIdA.

La hemos recibido del sef5r presi-
dente del eCentro de Instruction y Re-
creo1. de Coamo. para el baile de So
ciedad que en- los salones de dicho CEN
tro SO verifcara el 10. de EnerO pro-
ximO.
Que de diviertsn muche.
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iHABAJO NONOPOLlOSIl!

Hilo de coser ingles superior en- CO.
rreteles de 200 yardas! para sastres y
costureras. el mas bafato , mei0r del
mundo.
Lo yenden en- sus almaCenes por ma
yor y aI detail s. Melon e Co.. San
Justo 12. Puerto Rico. D.
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AreCibo, Octubre 18 de 1904.
The S. T. Pharmacsl Co.,
New York. e. U.
Muy Sres. mfos:
AproVecho Ia Oportunidad para dar
& Uds. las mas sincerss gracias por el
6xito Obtenido con los poIvos Lister
form que fueron con los que obtuve
resultados satisfactorios despu6s de es-
tar cansado de empIear otros antis6p-
ticos como 81 aristol Y yodoformo.
Asi es que tratar6 de recomendarIo
siempre que en- igual CasO al mio Sc
halle aIgdn paCiente. pudiendo Uds.
hacer de esta carta ell uso que mas le
C0nvenga para bien de la humanidad.
De Uds. affmO. S. S.
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J., !, SILVA BANElNG AND CQMMERCIAL CO

San Juan y Aguadlla p R.
5ucursa Paris. 27 Place de Ia Madelein
Bill and Letters of Credct on a cities in n9ropa
Nueva-York, Nueva CLEANS Francisco Habana
Cable transfer Deposits received Commissions
Corresponsales De
Credit Lyonnas London, Paris, Madrid Barcelona
Banque Transatlantque Paris
Socete Generae Paris
Banque Autrichienne Viena Paris.
A. Jime1ez & Sons Lon0res.
g. Amsnck & CE
American Express C9 York
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California
General agents Of
Sucrerie Centrale GColoSoA Aguada Puerto Qco) Paris
Norwich Uunion Fire Insurance Society Norwich, Engan.
Bompniage Gener Assurance Company TorOnton
Cotsh America ale Transalantque Paris
Cuben Steamship Company London:
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PslRadOs aTtIstieOs

En- Il caIIe Fortaleza 81. piso 90. il
quierda, Ofrecen so salon para este OBJ
ieto dos sefIoritas acabadas lelIegar de
Barcelona. 30 Y. s.
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BRONQUITlS CR6NIcA
ros, REsFRIApoS. cATARRos. ETC.
hachna Acarna de an NnaNn Trataniantn


l
ssorend en- S bud
nuradva
to6
ycu
rent ateraE nero5 de
rnos:Eiendo
al
man1eaE Vds
mlS
imprcepdbe de
(Firmado) AT
del d
acs CUE 1e sgan medicinal deubiet
FL
al
amateia
e
la
acuuLan daante las intermediates. -
e a
IFREDER1cK sTEARNs a cIA.
49, MICH, Z. U A.
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RON OLIVE

Reconocdamente el mas puro. higie-
nico = sgradable que So fabrica en- eI
pals, Sc vende en- los qricipales esta-
blecimientos. = en- Arecibo por Suce-
sores de Roses & ca.
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Fuzqemoio NrSeqa.
BalcO Territorial J AgrlcOIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCION DE AHORROs.

ZnspOstcSO1ees so6re zS5ret0s: Desde
1925 & 81, 900, devengar6n intereses 81
por 100 annual.
EanpOsiciones d pz0so .1f5o: Desde
5000 en- adelante deVengarSn inter6s 81:
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S. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
servico de dia nOche GOrients cOntnua baa snGOn
NO HAY PELIGRO

toda para parcuares alum
brado pGblico, abanco toda claSe de motores
Especadad Pantas alumbdo eectrco de Puebos a
cendas
ne exstencas cnsante material e6ctcO peciOs iguales
NUEVA YORK.
EsERO RApDEz PUNTUALDAD materales meOr que
produce
Lame pOr tel6fono tend meamente empleadO
para cumplimentar deseos.
OFICIIAS: ALLEN 44
Telaonos: AdminstradOi
Ay.,,iss S5ssSs !: ,ss.. s% rs. J. SIFRE:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-25
Killed Insane Uncle.

"Nat" Shaw, proprietor OF the
Courier, in his own house in Hickman,
KY, yesterday morning shot and killed
Robert Buck, his uncle, in self defense.
Buck was in an insane asylum at one
time. but was released, and until a few
weeks ago it was thought his reason had
been permanently restored. Ten days
ago. however, he became violent again,
and Mrs. Buck, for fear he would kill
her went to the home Of her father in
the country, her little daughter going to
the home OF Bucks nephew, Mr.. Shaw.
This angered Buck and for days he had
teen violent. Early yesterday morning
Buck telephoped Mr.. Shaw at his home
that the uncle would be over during the
morning to settle all their earthly dltier,
ences. About 9 o'clock he called and
tried to force his way in. All the doors
saved save the one leading into the
kitchen we're locked, and through this
one Buck entered. As soon as he saw
Shaw. despite the pleading Of his own
child. Buck started to draw his pistol
and had it half exposed. Shaw then
fred once, the bullet going all the way
through Bucks head, killing him ln'
stantly. A coroner's jury gave verdict
that Shaw had killed Buck in self de-
tense. No warrant for his arrest was
issued
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Birthday Party.

Miss Nellie Pierpont celebrated her
twelfth birthday at the residence OF her
father, Mr. Oscar B. PierpOiht, oOS
King street, last night. The following
young people we're guests on the oc-
cnsion: Misses Marguerite Field, Ruth
Watkins. Lillian Groves, Meta Burgess,
Mary Harrington, NornetO Forbes
Estelle Kidwell, Leslie Baggelt, Ruth
Grillbortzer and Nellie Pierpoint, and
Masters Marion Hopkins, Harry Rouse,
Thomas Hunter, Jean Saunders, Carl
johnson, Ralph johnson, Thomas Wat
kins, John Luckelt, Charley Rouse
and Harry Pierpoint. There was con-
siderable melrymaking during the even
ing, in which games were prominent
features. Seasonable refreshments were
served and all present experienced a
delightful time.
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LOCAL BI,EvITIEs.
christmas but a month of.

IlrlSlulfS Dut H'"
Attention is called to the notice tf
Potomac Lodge Of 0 ID Fellows.
The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Editn
Fry will take place at llOS Cameron
street at 8 O'Clock Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. NJ. Petit, jr III King street,
adsertises apples, butter, potatoes, etc ;
at low figures. Mr. Petit carries q
large stock of produce, fruit, etc, and
the quality of his goods and the low
prices attract many customers.
Mr.. J. f. Rodgers, contractor, is
making rapid progress ON the Miller
building, which is being converted into
= hank for the Virginia Safe Deposit and
rrust Corporation. When completed
thu building will be one of the hand
soonest in the city.
A pile driving machine belong to
Dean & Son, of this place, has been
taken to the Baltimore and Ohio transfer
ferry slip at the foot of Wilkes street
and will rebuild the structure. The
slirs at Alexandria and at Shepherd
on the opposite side OF the river are both
to be put in order.
Grand opening of Holiday Goods and Toys
at Elhotts. 42S-430 King street. Saturday
will be Children's Day.
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AIe>andrians Victorious.

The football eleven of the Alexandra
Athletic Association was victorious
ia both Of the games played on The
old fair grounds yesterday. Inc
FIRST game was called at lO:So q.
M. and was with the WashlnIg-
ton Bows Association, the score be-
ing 10 too. The afternoon game was
with the Tangewoods, said to be one OF
the strongest teams of its class iu Wash
ington. The score in this instance was
II to 0. This was the second time the
Alexandrias defeated the Tanglewoods
this season aud their tenth consecutive
victory. The touch.dOwns were made by
Scriyener and Patterson, and the goa'
was kicked by Kirk. During rush 10
the second half Scrivener got the worst
of lively scrimmage, and retired with
an injured shoulder. He was removed 10
his home, where be was attended by Dr
N. D. Delaney. TIL lineup was as
fellows.
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rELEGRApHIO BKEvITit;s

The father of Nan Patterson has re-
ceiyed a letter from Dir. Donald Nc
Lean, of Washington, oiieT any assistance
he can give. Years ago Mr.. Patterson
and Mr.. Mclean quarreled and have
not been friends since.
The Presidents special train, en- route
to ST.. Louis, arrived in Pittsburg, at
1890 O'Clock this morning, ten min
ptes ahead of scheduled time. None OF
the party left their cars while the train
was at the Union station.
Officials and newspapers throughout
Cuba repudilte the report emanating
from the medical department of the
United states navy TO the effect that
yellow fever has gained an entry to Cuba,
and that the officials know Of the exist
ence of cases there.
The authorities of Delaware county,
Pa, this morning arrested young man
named Jerome, the friend of Carrie
Reinholiz, whose body pierced by six
bullets and hacked by butcher knife
was found last evening in the home oil
her wealthy employer, Robert s. Brod'
head. at STAFFORD. Jerome is now in
custody pending arraignment Resident:
of IStralFOrd hold the opinion that the
girl WIS murdered.
Mrs. Julia McGraw, lie Of a we'll
known farmer, was arreste d neir MarIba,
KY, charged with poisoning Mrs. .Martba
Yocum, aged IS, and three women
named Bolts. While she was being
locked in cell in the Frerchburg Jail,
she placed small vial to her mouth
and swallowed the contents. A physi
clan was hastily summoned, and sue
ceeded in saving the woman's life. The
bottle was found to contain digit Ills
The alleged poisoning occurred las
August
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Personal

Mr.. Grover Goodrich is seriously III
at his home on Duke street.
Colonel James r. Cation. Of A'exan.
dria, is in the city today. He vas asked
regarding the intimated candidacy OF
State Senator William P. Barksdale
for acknowledgement. Colonel Cation
said: "WhOever may come, 1t is known
that am a candidate, and | am IN Inc
race to win. ! have no right to say any
man shall not run, but stick to my an
nounced candidacy of months ago. -
Richmond News Leader.
Mr.. Stephen Cowling left Friday for
Alexandra where he will make his home
with his sister, Miss Mary Cowllng.
Capt. Upton Herbert, of Burkes, has
gone to Alexandria for the winter.
II Fairfax Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-25
Bank Robbed.

On Wednesday night the Southern
MARYLAND Saviuss Bunk of Ll Plttl,
Md. of which Mr.. Adrian Posey is presi-
dent. was entered 10y robbers and the
safe rihed. Nothing was Known about
the robbery until about 6 o'clock yes
terday morning, when a Young man
passing the bank noticed The windows
broken out. Upon investigation 1t was
found that entrance had been gained by
breaking the glass in a window and
thus unbolting it. Once inside they re-
sorted to the use Of explosives, by
which the lock was blown off the
vault door, aud then the sale door, aud
then the safe door wa, blown oniIrely
from its hinges and the box empiied OF
all the money, amounting, according TO
the estimates, to something over -. 900.
The robbers broke open the blacksmith
sho. of Mr.. Charles II. Padeou, sew
eral hundred yards away. and got some
tools. They also went upon the floor above
The hank where the MARYLAND lndepen-
deut Office is, and secured sIme paper,
which was placed on top OF the safe and
soaked in water presumably to deaden
the sound of the report. Immediately
upon discovering the condition OF the
bank Mr.. Posey tried TO notify The
police departments OF Baltimore ard
Washington, but found that the WIRE
was grounded between Brandywine and
Marlboro, showing that the of, nders
had planned we'll. Tho work is eyI'
IDENTIFY that OF professionals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-25
Steamer OFF the Line.

The steamer George Washington, OF
the Washington ferry line, was IN
spected today by government officials,
aud virtually taken off the line, as the
repairs ordered to be made in hull and
machinery will be too expensive to war
rant the placing the steamer in the con-
dition required; hence communication
between Washington and Alexandria by
water has again been brought to a stand =
still. The George Washington was
brought here about year ago to take
the place of the burned steamer Colum'
bia. She had previously run between
New York and one OF the forts in that
vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-11-25
Threw a Lamp at His Wife.

James White, a co!ored individual,
was arrested by Officer Young late
last night on the charge of assault
ing his wife with a lamp in the north =
western part of the city. The lamp struck
the woman on the right side of the head,
infcting a wound. which was subse-
ouently dressed by DR.. Hopkins. The
lamp was burning when White used 1t as
a missile, and some trouble was expe'
rienced by neighbors who ran to the
woman's relief to keep the house from
taking fire. White was brought before
Justice Cation this morning. be &C.
knowledged that he threw the lamp, but
said he was sorry he committed the act
He was fined $40.