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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
Extra NAN Carrier for Coney Island.

WASHINGTON, May I.~George Roberts,
postmaster Of Brooklyn, who has been here
two days holding frequent conferences
with the acting PostmRster-G General and
the Fourth Assistant this afternoon eX-
planned his mission,
Beer v flowing freely at Coney Island
and / came over TO see II couldn't get an
extra mail carrier for the island he said
Il succeeded in getting the extra carrier
which gives Coney thirt en-, and think
they ought to be able 70 take care Of the In
creasing volume OF business
He announced that he got an additional
clerk for COney Island, also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
RESCUED JrsT ~ TINE.

ntrEiaFs Hind a Merchant Hand and Foot
ard Then set Fire TO His store.
WuiIAAIsPORT, Pa, May ii-Aroused by
cries a FIRE at O'Clock this morning. neigh
bofs Of y. j. Hogan, a Jersey Shore ner-
chant found him bound hand and foot 10 his
sit9e and the building In hhTnez Hogan
haIElars entered the place shortly befora
rlll while robting the store were fright.
mt aWgy. They dropped a lighted torch
lola Wafte paper basket and hed Hogan
We rosfuo1 Just IN time TO save biz kfc
fne buileing vRs rculy destroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
ARTHUR +. CRANER BURNED.
An Overflow or = Vat In HIS SILK Dyelng
Works starts q Fire.

PATERSON, N. j., May II.-Arthur f.
Cramer Of the firm OF Cramer A King,
silk dyers, was severely burned this morning
at the firms plant IN lower Market street
In attempting TO put out fire that had been
started by an overflow from a vat.
Mr.. Cramer was the only one In the room,
and when he tried TO quench the flames
heard his shouts and nan TO his assistance.
He was taken TO the General Hospital and
later removed to his home. The fre did
little damage TO the plant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
CarbOnc Acid Dashed IN Her Fses.

Capt. Thomas Cullen Of the Liberty ave
nue. station, East New York, Is sndssvor-
ing to find the man who according to Miss
Julia MeyersPurg the daughter OF DR..
a. q. MeyeUburg Of lo7 Bradford street
East New York, dashed carholic acid In
her face on Wednesday night while she vas
passing % Bradford street. more than a
block from her home. The man was Ia q
yard. Afer throwing the acid he fed.
the fenes, wa painfully burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
CAR MT ACCORDION PLAYER.
He MAY Die-Was HusginG Pine New In
atrnment-RnppOrt Of Mind FAthe9.

HVumtnt-HuUIlUFI Of HIIIlU ENtllNE'
John Crowley an East Side character
who makes q living for himself and his
blind father by playing the accordion in
the back rooms Of Bowery and China
town saloons, was crossing the Bowery
near Doyers street last night. when he was
knocked down and severely injured by q
Third avenue oar He was sent 70 0Ou-
yerneur Hospital suffering from internal
injuries and Il Is thought that he Will not
recover.
Crowley had q brand new accordion,
with bells on Il, in Lie arLns when be was
struck. He was called the Professor
In the resorts In which he played and HE
accordion was always referred 70 - 9
melodeon. Crowley Is IS years old, and
lives at iai Cherry street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
DIED AT GENERAL BUTTS HOUSE
General McQoIians Old Tine Coachman
Taken nj Calling on His sister.

John Smith, % years old, Of ies Fast
Seventy-siTth street. for many years book
keeper In a Wholesale liquor house az As
Broadway, died last night at the houae OF
Gen. McCoskry Butt. Mr.. Smiths sister
has been for twenty-five year, bousekeeper
In Gen. Butts home. Mr.. Smith went
frequently to call on her.
The last time he went, "Wednesday niRbt
he was taken suddenly IN and could mol he
moved. DR.. W. Z. Swan attended him. He
died last night Of heart failure. Smith was
at one time ooachmAn TO Gen. Mcclellan.
The Mayor held him In kindly regard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
JOTTINGs AMOUR TOWN.

The Albany boats on the People's lin, iii a.
snu amer Nay % stop al the foot OF irsih strest
North Hvef wv
commission IN lunacy has been npn.,intsd
~ Judge poster IN General sessions 10 rHsr,ins
nefty ~ Johnson, VINO h said % b. q brother ol
guilty on Apr . 70 larccny. johnson vrns astefe,'
AZ nj. employed b. the elevated Al fNsth strrri
shd lAghiA arenue and stole tiS5 worm u ue Tsis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
VIce-Prrsldent Fairbanks TO Close Ills
Washington Home saturday.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE yice-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks will close their
Washington home Saturday and 90 70 In
dianapols, accompanied by their son,
Frederick Fairbanks, who Is his fathers
private secretary. Ensign and Mrs. Tim
mons, the latter the only daugter Of the
family, have taken a house on Woodley
lane and will remain here through the sum-
meT. R,ben Fairbanks, the youngest son,
a freshn an at Yale, will SAL for Europe
on June ?, accompanied by q college chum
for bicl Gle tour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
TO sTRIKE WHEN STYLE CHANGES
Millinery Workers Organize and Get Ready
70 Demand More Pay.

millnery workers organize and Get Ready
20 Demand More Pay.
The millinery worksn Of the East Side
are preparing for = strike in August when
the fall styles come out, and ar a prellmi-
nary q millinery workers union was organ
lied last night az a meeting in % Avenue A.
About 300 young women attended, Divis-
lon street, In which theFe are more millin-
cry shopl 10 the foot than in any other part
u New YORK, being well represented
An executive committee, which was an
pointed a. the meeting, made the folio wing
statement;
lhe millinery workers will now be thor
oufhly organized and viii strike IN August
for higher wages and better conditions
They have tried ysinly 10 improve their
conditions and find that their only plan
4 70 organize and strike when the proper
tinae conee.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
WARNS RAPID TRANSIT BOARD
Municipal Art society Has Some suGGeS.
lions as 60 Pending Plans

tlOns A. Go Pending Plans.
Calvin Tompkins, as chairman Of the city
plan committee Of the Municipal Art So
ciety, has written 10 the Rapid Transit Com
mission about the proposed Thirty-fourth
street and other subways with reference to
their use by the steam railroads, and making
these suRg lestions'
we res pectfully submit that the entire
subway should remain under city control;
that north and south subways in Manhattan
should be built as nearly as possible in
straight lines from the Battery north, and
that east and west subways in the same
borough should be- conducted through the
principal lateral streets, from river TO river,
with a view TO their ultimate extension 10
Long Island and New jersey. and that
free transfer system between these two
Glasses Of subwHys, az intersecting points
should be provided for the future
Drowned Woman wore Wedding Rims.
drowned woman, who wore a wedding
and who was about TO become a mother
when she died, was found in the North
River on Sixtieth street Yesterday after
noon. The body IA at the aiorgIe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
ARCANUMITEs EAT CnOP SUEY.

NVV HVI"UVIH FIVH UFVUhIlh IN NuTOHlOs
biles Give the TOnEs = Scare
Chinatown was invaded last night BY
200 men and women in automobiles. They
stopped In Pell and Doyers streets and
members OF the rival tongs ut once got
nervous, for that was the way the raiders
women stepped out 81 the autos the China
men knew they were only sightseers.
The crowd was a Summing party made
up Of members Of De Long Council 725 OF
the Royal Aroanum. II is a BROOKLYN
lodge. They visited the Chinese theater
and the Joss house and ended by eating
chop suey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
MISS MArHILDA TOWNSEND ILL
Lying &C Deaths Door After = second
Operation for Appendicitis.

OpofAAou IoT Appouucibhs
WARRINGTON May if.-Miss MathildA
Townsend who has been I'll for the past
two weeks, suffered a relapse last night.
A second operation for appendicitis was
performed to-day and she IL lying at deaths
DR.. DeeveT came over from Philadelphia
on a special train and performed the opera
ton this afternoon. The physicians say
that It will take three days 70 determine
whether shewill recover.
Miss Townsend is one Of the popular menu
ben Of society. Her motheris daughter Of the
late William l.. Scott Of Erie, Pa, and from
him inherited a fortune. Her house
is one Of the show places Of Washington.
Richard Townsend, Miss MRthilda Town
sends father, was killed two years ago
by being thrown from his horse while he
was riding with his dR lighter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12
PAINTING THE CAPIToL's DONE.
The Interior TO he Changed From n Dark
Color 10 q Light Ivory.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE interior Of
the great dome Of the Capitol is being painted
for the first time since il was completed,
IN 1895. -Four men on swim cling scadolds
ply their brushes with apparent ImconceFn
while tourists on the main floor OF the
rotunda, iSj feet below, crane their neols
and shudder over what might happen
IL a rope should slip OF one Of the painters
should make false step. The interior
when the Job is finished will be changed
from a dark color TO a light ivory. Not
withstanding the peril Of their undertaking,
the painters are willing 70 take chances
AZ a. 10 a day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12

Sod 0Hly % Olass-4
Largs and Small BOfdea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
G "a
Umierajacy z g}0du

Jest W swoich udreczeniach jak
umierajacy ma ma suchoty. Postep
suchot cd poozatkn al do samego
kohca jest d}uga meczarn1a, tax
ola ofiary jak i ola przycl6f. ,,Gdy
mia}em suchoty W pierwszym sto-
pniu pisze VIM. Myers. z &c foss,
Md. pc pr6b"waniu rozmaitych le-
karst dobrego lekarza, napr6zno
W koncu wzia}em Dr.. Kinga New
Discovery, kt3re predko i zupefnie
mnie wyleczy]o" Natychmiastowa
pomoc pewne lekarstwo ma ka
szel, zaziebienie. chorobe gard}a,
krtaniowosc, i. d. d. Zapalenie
pfuc leczy stanowcze Gwarantowa-
he W apiece NJ. J Kowalewskiego.
soc i $ "a butelke Butelki ma
probe darmc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Tykiety exkursyjne do Clear
Lake (Waseca, Mimi.

sprzeda wane beda przez kolej
North Western po zninonych IA
tach przez scion lato Wy z Wirony
W piatki soboty pc 1915 "a tykiet
zwrotnY uwzgleduiony do powrotu
do nastepnego wtorku, pc 1895 "a
tykiet zwrotny c%odziennie uwzgle.
dnlonY do powrotu W " przeciagu
trzydziestu dnl }owienie czarnyoh j
bia}e okni i malycb szczupak6w jest
bardzo dobre, " tym pieknym je-
z%iorze. na}uga ALA rybak6w : obfl-
tym zapasem czo1en j t. d. jest po-
gotowiu. Nowoczesne hotele j roz-
matte wyclec1ki : gojowym jaeh-
tenn wzd}ui ]e1lorr. @ bli1sxe sxcze-
gday pYtaicie agent6w kolel Chica-
90 d North-W Western. i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
Tykiety Exkursyjne do je
ziora Shetel (Tracy Minn.)

Sprzedawane beda przez kolej
North Western 20 >nizonych CO..
mach przez scion latowy z Wino-
ny " piatki i sobo.y po sos "a ty-
kiet zwrotny z ogroniczeniem POI
wrotu W przeciagu trzydzlesty dni
Jeziorc Shetel jest pieknem miej~
seem l~atowych i jesiennych wy.
cieczek, gdzle ~najlepsze rybostwo
i polowanie MONA znalest, kuro~
patew, bekas6w, kaczek l gYsl bar
dzo wiele. Dobry hotel i sta]nia ~
bardzo umiarkowanem wYuagro-
dzeniem. Do nastepujacych jezior
doiechac MONA z ]ego mieisca
J,zioro Current. ]ezioro S,egel, je-
ziore Fremont, jezlore Sarah, je-
zloro Bear, Long Lake, Buffalo
Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake, jeziaro Isabella i
Clear Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

wicy postepuje naprz6d j
VIOLA d~onosnie:
VA Precz cd niego 4strzez-.
Gle sic! On jest kr6lem.
Powstaje nieslychane zmie-
szanie. Geese zgromadzenia
zerwala sic siedze6; przera-
zeni os}upiali patrza jedni ma
drugich. Czy czuwaja, czy
ME snia z otwartemi oczy-
ma? Lord protektor, ME
mniej zdziwiony cd innych
PREDICT sic ow}ada i VIOLA
rozkazujacym g}osem:
= Me zwazajcie ma s1owa
najja6niejszego pana;kr6l pod
pad1 znowu nieszczesnej cho-
robie. Chwytajcie, w}6czege!
Chciano go pos}uchac, ale
kr6l m%niemany tupna} gnie-
wnie noga i wykrzyknal:
wazc;e siet %odpowiecie
srodze! Movie wan, on jest
kr6lem!
Rece opadaia, Gale zgro-
madzenie zdaje sic bye 3D.
retwia}em. Mkt ME vie, co
tym nadzwyczajnym razie
movie lub czynic. Tym-
czasem m1odzieniec wszed}
powoli ma podwyzszenie, al
kr6l %mniemany wybieg} ma
przeciw z usmiechem, uklak}
.rzed MIN i rzek}:
- moi panic i kr6lu, po-
,w6l biednemu Tomowi Kan
y, ably pierwszy przysiag}
Il wiernosc i b1aga} Gle: ma
w}oz korone i odbierz
vszystko, co twojem jest.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08
KsIAZEIzEBR,AK
P0WIE$C.
&#@ Il.
(Ciag dalszy).
(Ciag dalszy).

SA0A
pochodnie eoraz ciemniej 81
pala czas powoli up}ywa
Wreszcie JUL dzie6 zupe}n'
rozjasni} 'katedre i galerye
pochodnie pogaszono. Wi
dzimy rozSwiet1one nieco bla
dym, 1agodnym blaskiem, b.
chmury przys}aniaja s}ohce
zarysy wspania}ego gmachu
Do si6dmej godziny trw'
cisza, gdy ia dzwony wYbi1y
pierwsza wchodzi do navy
jedna z dam wysoko uro
dzonych, ma}zonka para An
gill. Ubrana jest Z pr2epy'
chem ma przeznaczone dls
niej miejsce prowadzi ia u
rzednik odziany W jedwd'
bic i aksamity, drugi zas u
rzednik niesie ogon cd suk-
nj danny i "a jej krzes}em
starannie uk}ada. Przysuwa
jej podn6zek i k}adzie pred
MIA jej %parowska korone, ably
lady mog}a predko ia ujac,
gdy pora ma to nadejdzie.
lime dostojne lady wchodza
jedne "a drugiemi jakby bar
why po}yskujacy strumieh;
urzednicy kreca sic niezme-
genie W oko}o Mich i obs}u~
guja je. Wszedzie zycie ruch
ca}oSc sp}ywac sic zdaje W
najSwietniejsze kolory; powo-
Ii wszystko do spokoju wra-
ca dostojne panic ipz sic
wszystkie zgromadzi}y "a
sadly ma swych miejscach.
Robia wrazenie niezmiernego
nape}nionego kwia-
tamil; mienia sic wspania}emi
barwy, blyszcza drogimi ka-
mieniami. Danny przedsta~
wiaja najrozmaitsze stopnie
wieku; tn widzimy staruszki
z bia}ym w}osem i pomarsz~
czona twarza, kt6re pamietac
NIGGA. jeszcze koronacya Ry-
szarda Hi burzliwe dni tego
przemienionego okresu die
j6w; obok mich i dalej widzi-
my dojrza{e panic Srednie-
go wieku wdzieczne m}ode
i urodziwe %dziewczeta
z r6zowem licem i b}yszcza-
cemi oczyma. Kto vie, gdy
nadejdzie wanna chwila, czy
one, %nieprawne, potrafia dose {
szybko i zrecznie narzucic
ma bale czo}a korony lordo- \
Pierwszy raz maja to 1
uczynic, a przeszkadzat i'm l l
bedzie slime wzruszenie. Ma
szczeScie PREY uczesaniu w}o- {
SOW tych pan, uwazano 1uz
Z CORY ma to, ably i'm u}atwic {
wygodne nalozenie koron. /
0 d%ziewiatej godzinie z ra- '
IA rozsune}y sic chmury, i
promienie sloneczne przeni- I
kne}y mglista atmosfere; pre- s
Buwaja sic one nagle z jedne-
30 rzedu dam ma drugi a z
bod ich dotknieciem kazdy 6
ezad pan ustrojonych W
N %dyamenty iskrzy sic i bly, +
Bzczy, zdaje sic tryskac ols- t
biewajacymi %plomykii wszy- Z
btkimi teczy kolory. Weszli |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

Frosty ciekace cd glow
do stop, nawet we wio~
sach ~sprawia;ace wielkie
palenie. swedzenja i rome
cierpien!a i tez obrzydliw>
widok, zupe}nie wy1eczone
Manistce, Mich, 4 marca 'o5
Wiel. NewmaDie!
5 ia obecnle jestem zupe{nie
zdrowa "a to skiadam CT. SER
deczne dzieki p6ki zye bede, to
tego ME zspomne. Bede s,e stas
rae wiele tylko bede mog}a, ably
5 cierpiacy sic tylko do Cieb;e
; z~g}aszali, bo6 ola mnie uczyni1
: wiecej niz dzlesiatki doktor6w.
Wprost MONA powiedziec re
5 Gale mole cia}o by}o jedna kros>
ia. Sprawia}o mi wielkie eier-
pienia. Wciaz swedzi}o, pali1c, a
materya ciek4a "a najmniejszem
zadrasnieclem. Nigdy ME sadzi.
lam, re. t. obrzYdliwa chorobe
kiedy zgubie. a u Cieble W ME-
'1{ugim czasie wyleczenie zupe}
ME znalaz{am Swiadectwo mofe
zycze mice do gazet podane i kaz-
DEF chwili chetnie jestem osobi~
sc,e po6wiadczyd skutki Twego
'~leczenia. Ma zawsze wdzieczna
Magdalena Janowlak
281. 10th st. Manlstee, Mich.
Gnojaca sic rama. kt6rej
szpitale l doktorzy zagoit
ME mogli, byEa calkiem wy
leczona przez W. Nevmana
Antony, RID. 9 stycznia 'Ot
Wielebuy Ks. Newmanie!
Zasy}am se1deczne podzieko~
wanie "a wyleczenie mojej ms}e]
c6reczki, kt6ra mla4a rane ma
nodze 81 lat a laden doktor W
tutejszej okolicy ME potrsfl} "a
wyleczyt. Najprz6d udalem sic
do Rhode IsIapd Hospital. lie: {
karze orzekli, re operacya ko- )
oiecznie jest potrzebna, DO ina ;
czej to noga must bye odjeta " 5
krotkim czasie. Me dozwoli4em s
operowae ale udajac sic do dru- 5
giego lekarza i otrzymujac te ;
sama moving. pozwoliiem ma s
operacye, ale wielce sic zawio- 5
diem. Dziure wielka zrobili i z 5
dniem kazdym sic pogorsza}o, co ;
'nnie wnet do g}upoty doprowa- :
dzi}o: Spostrzeg}em nagle Twe}
.og}oszenie i podajac dziecko pod
kuracye, "a kr6tki czas
'nalaz}em pomoc, "a co z cafego
'erca dziekuje. Mega jest ca4~
<iem zagojona c6reczka ma
vet ME kuleje. Jeszcze raz pro-
we Gig przyjmli odemnie serdecz-
lie podzlekowanie i radze ably
Eazdy polak uda} sic do CieLie,
j tam ~w}asciwa pomoc znajdzie.
Jan P}ozlak, Anthony, R. D..
~ s:.ze sss.; to-; ?" n.
y jak ia chorych lecze, ME cd.
dnia ale piszcle dzisiaj ;
Reverend Newman, 5
:36IW. Lcte St., Chicago, Ill 5
Nv zg}aszaniu sic wymiencje
azete ,, Wiarus"
-- 0A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-08

LII AGO1yCA UldSA uWyN0Go4o4
sic z kazdem poruszeniem.
Znowu up}yne}y dwie go
dziny; wreszcie zapowiedzial
grzmot wystrza}6w, 10 kr6l
sic zbliza z ca}ym towarzy-
szacym mu orszakiem. Zgro-
madzeni wiedzieli, ze jeszcze
poczekaja d}uzsza chwile,
gdyz m}odego w}adzce pre-
biora inaczej ma sam akt u
roczysty. Widzom ma gale
ryach czas ten przyjemnie
zosta} zape}niony ukazaniem
sic W gmachu dostojnik6w
pa6stwa, kt6rzy weszli uro-
czyscie W urzedowych stro-
jach i zajeli swe miejsca.
Pred mimi po1ozono takze
Itch korony. Wieksza Geese
widow oglada}a raz pierwszy
w}asnemi oczyksiazat ,hrabi6w
i baron6w kt6rych nazwiska
zna}a juz cd lat pieciuset.
Tymczasem %zgromadzili sic
ina podwyzszeniu naczelnicy
koscio}a W biskupich orna-
tach i strojach wraz podw}a-
dnem i'm Acknowledgement.
Tam zajeli take miejsce lord
protektor i inni najwyzsi u
rzednicy korony. Podwyz-
szenie otacza} oddzia& gwar-
dyi przybocznej W bfyszcza-
cych zbrojach.
Nastapi}a chwila pe}na o.
czekiwania; ma znak dany
rozleg}y sic dzwieki marsza
Tom Kanty,
ca}y W zfotog16w ubrany,
wyszed} z poblizkich drzwi,
obecni podniesli sic hold 3D.
dali m}odemu kr6lowi.
Fale wspanialych dzwie-
k6w pochwalnego hymnu "a +,
pe}ni}y .sklepienie opactwa,
Toma Kantego wprowa.
ma iron. Starodawne u
roczyste obrzedy SLY teraz
przepisana koleja; zajmujac
uwage widow, zbliza1y sic
|uz one ku ko6cowi. Tom
tymczasem blad} CO.
raz bardziej; zal i zgryzota
:os}y W MIN, szarpa}y mu SER !
,e, rozdziera}y dusze. <,
Czu} sic bardzo nieszczesli-
wynn. r.
Zbliza sic akt ostatni, mai :,
lroczystszy. If
Arcybiskup haterburyjski = 7
ako prymas Anglii wzia} (
:~r6lewska korone z aksamit-
ej poduszki i trzyma ia mad !
iowa drZacegO mnlemanegO
r6la. Nawa Gala mieni sic i ,
wieci jakby ogromna tecza n,
O W tejze chwili wszyscy q:
'rdowie j lady podniesli swe "
orony i trzymaja je mad .,
oi
Najg}ebsza cisza panuje W p'
pactwie. w tenn zbliza sic, q q
kazuje divine zjawisko; d.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-04-20
DIR. Nelson Shot and Killed.

Dr. Alexander Taliaierro Nelson, OF
the staff of the Western State Hospital,
at Stanton, was killed at Covington,
Va, Tuesday night by DIR. Lawrence
Anderson Bragg, a we'll known dentist,
under the belief that DIR. Nelson was
bank burglar.
DR.. Nelson arrived at Coyington on
late train to visit his brother. Attorney
George G. Nelson, who has rooms next
to the Citizens National Bank building
DIR. Nelson lost his way and was at the
entrance to the bank building when the
shooting took place. DR.. Bragg heard
what he thought was a noise made by an
attempt to break into the bank and shot
in the direction from which the noise
came. The ball struck DIR. Nelson and
he fell and expired. His brother was at
the Hot Springs at the time, and re-
turned yesterday. He made arrangements
TO take the body to Rapidan for burial.
DIR. Bragg is Frustrated by the lamentable
affair.
DIR. A. T. Nelson was born about 30
years ago in Baltimore, but for num-
Der of years lived with his parents at
Rapidan, Va. His father was George
Nelson, an attorney at Rapidan, and
his mother was Miss Taliaierro, the
daughter OF Col. Alexander Tahaierro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-04-20
News of the Day.

In New York yesterday the agents OF
the Equitable Assurance Society at q
meeting 10 adooied resolutions calling on
Vice President Hyde TO resign.
In an attempt to escape from jail three
prisoners set fire Ia the parish Jail at
PontchatouIa, La, Yesterday. Two OF
the men were crenaled and a third ia
tally burned.
King Victor Emmanuel received j..
Pierpoint Morgan yesterday, and ex-
pressed his qualification at the act OF
Mr.. Morgan 10 returning to Ascoli the
cope stolen from the Cathedral.
President Castro, Of Venezuela, insists
that the honor OF his courts must be
maintained, and declares that while his
republic is small il is proud. Advices
from Venezuela indicate Tat President
Castro has Modified, at,east temporarily,
all foreign claimants.
The Jury which is to decide the fate OF
"Nan" Patterson, on trial for the third
time upon the charge Of murder
ing Caesar" Young, was completed
ia New York at 7:40 O'Clock last
night. when Recorder Golf adjourned
court until next Monday morning. The
Jury is composed almost entirely OF
married men, only two of the accepted
II being single, one q bachelor, the
other a widOger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-04-20
johnson Acquitted.

ID. I. johnson was acquitted at Swords
Creek, Russell county, Tuesday of kill
ing Charlie Short. 5. NJ. Farrar was held
tn 81 900 bond for his appearance be-
fore the grand jury. The evidence went
to show that Farrar killed Short, though
both men fred on him at the same time.
Short had more than one murder TO his
credit and completed term in the peni-
Tertiary here only few months ago.
Short entered the room of Miss Nan
ME Densmore, who was boarding in the
johnson home, few nights ago, 1t was
believed, with tie purpose Of criminal as
sault, and when she gave the alarm he
Jumped out of the window, Being pur-
sued by johnson, he fired on him, and
later returned and attacked the house.
johnson sought assistance, and 5. NJ.
Farrar Joined him. They got guns from
Farrar's store and started out to arrest
Short. He saw them coming and open
ed fire with a pistol. Johnson and Far
rar both fired simultaneously, and Short
was instantly killed. Neither johnson
nor Farrar was heard in the preliminary
examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-04-20
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

The japanese feeling in Tokl) against
the French is increasing, parliclI arly
since the reports that Admiral Rojest-
yensky is maintaining patrol and ex-
aiming neutral shipping of Kamranh
bay. 1t is reported from Toxic that the
elder japanese statesmen and the prIn-
cipal cabinet ministers have sent strong
protest to France against violations OF
neutrality in sheltering and giving as
sistance to the Russian fleet.
According to a belief ia Toxic Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky's second Pacific
squadron is still at Kamranh bay, French
Indo-ChiGa, and the newspapers OF the
japanese capital continue TO demand
vigorous action against France for her
alleged violations of neutrality.
II is understood the Russians intend
STAYING at Kamranh bay for at least
three weeks longer, probably until other
vessels of the navy reinforce those already
there.
II is believed in Russian official cir
Giles that Admiral Togo will not give
battle in the open sea, but will attempt
to destroy the Russian ships by torpedo
attacks at night.
Japanese movements on the Russian
left flank indicate plan TO interpose a
japanese force between Hardin and
Vladivostok. No very important oper-
ations on land are expected until the
hostile fleets have had decisive clash,
the result of which may end the war.