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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-03
CulltOI General de
Ia POIiCfa IlsuIiT
TRAsLApos.

EsoaraOOiOlO BsauOhamps. d Pom
Oe San Juan. /
LibsratO IrizarFy, de Ponce San
Juan. .....,..-..... ..... ..
EIadiO Rivera. de Ponce San
juan Mercado. dc Ponce & San
Juan. l..
Oscar Romero. de Ponce San
Juan.
Joe6 MsyOI. de Ponce 4 San Juan.
Fldel EChevarrfR. de Ponce & San
Juan.
Jorge Gimenez. de Ponce Is San
Juan.
NomesiO Dfaz, de Ponce & San
>Jusn.
Antonio NsgE6n. de Ponce & San
JuBn.
JOae AOar6n Cores. de Mayignsz
& San Juan.
jose Mariana Boyer. de Maysgdez
& San Jusn.
Uliaes HeiIeger, de MayaRhe ez &
San Juan.
NorPeFto ouiles. de San Ger rm6n
&San Juan. II. @
IodslsOiO vsreIa. de MaricaO & San
juan. ..... FL.
Jos6 RODRIGUEZ sOIer. de ArecibO &
San Juan.
Rsfaol GOrgaG. de AreOibO. & San
juan.
Rafael de Jes6S. de ArecibO & San
Juan. Ri
FeanOisoO Dsuarden. de Al reCibO &
Viosnto MerelI. de Manatf & San
Ramon GonzGlez. de Morrow J q San
Jooquin Sanchez. de C'gua0 & San
Juan..
Luis A. sOldsvilla, de Ca gua % &
San Juan.
Goillermo Thillet. de Csgua & San
Juan.
Frsnci'cO Cap6. de Guayama & San
juan. ...
Rsm6 n Carlo. de Gusyams * San
Juan. -.
Pablo BAerRs, de PAtilIas & San
Juan. H.
Manuel SSnChez. de Patillas 6 San
Juan. .-.....-.. ... ..-..
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N 0 7 | ICIA S

- -El vap0r frances eMontreaIs, que
tom6 puerto aver tSrde, pUdO descAr.
gar 10 meYCApCie en- lsnChss. emplean-
do loG lancheros de eBts Oiudn6; perO
no h0 enOOntradO trabA j,dorea que de
las lhDchAs traslRdSran la oaTga & los
mualles.
: Nj IN solo CAIRO ha subidO oarga
eE t6ds lA mRfiana de hoy.
= No se registra el mas minimo des.
Orden en- lOs muelles de esta Ciu.
dad. 6 pesRr de los Grupos que 90 pa.
sean DOE la Marina y sus &lrededOreg.
= El vapOr <CoAmc9 estS desCargen-
do en- el muells de espiG6n ain difficult
tad aIgunR. Y el GAfkAdia1 on el
muelle de la A meriCSn R8iIrOad Co..
prOteiidO pOr fuerza de la pCliCfA in
auIaE. .
= a Los 0Cho muChGChos que 0c0s-
tumbran zRbulliF welcomes que Ie tir9n
los pRssj jsFOg y tFiDulRntes de los vSpo.
res Que OtFacau al muelle de espiG6n.
Ies impidi6 lR pOliCfa ga entreteni-
mientO, lCgrando 6mendrentar & R'gu-
nos J c0nnucirloB deteDidos.
= Con $5 de Enulta hs CRstigOd0 ell
iuez IB zkn 6 Angel OIOrio que al pa.
Bar b faeIz armada frente Rl Asri0 de
CateHral, dijo: Geso de la policfG & CO.
bslld. es IN anuDCio0.
-Seis guaFdias han reCibido contu-
stones en- DO refriegs de Ia noche del pri.
nero del actual. NiDguno hR sid0 he
r1dO de bRlas. -.
- Con C&rretOneB prOpiOg y depen-
disntes embarcar& la casa de VilISr ,
Ca. l@ CsrRa que en- g0Ietag mandn
para la islR.
= El VapOr GPuerto Rioo1 trsjo 10S
hOmbres para % desCaFga del GCOamOS
GAFka6ia.0
= EaSS tarde saldrk 81 v apOr eCOs'
mo0 para Ponce.
Hoy s0lAmente he pFestadO Servl'
rio de vigilapcia en- D. cludad. fuer,
IN do infanteria de 10 pOliCiS insular,
= -Un guArdiS quisO COisT & dos mu'
chtChitOa, que habfSn PotO IN fucC
eE6ctricO. y no COji6 8 nipgunO. 3
mas peauefio escape y 81 otrO dej6 eE
mRpos del guardiA parte de la nnRngl
de ID camisits que vestfa. !.
"A D. horS que 0eFFsmOs estal
Iiueas ID mayor Calm8 y tranqulidat
rein1 en- tOda lS CiudAd. ,
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AsambIea do PTOpIstarlos.

A Las dos de Ia tarde de msfans die
4 del oorfiante, tendrs Iugar en eI CG-
ain0 EspafEol, ID AoambIes de Propie.
tRrios de fincas uFbsnas de estR Ciudsd
para tFRtaF del consider BILE 9umert0
On la valOraci6n recientemente heCha
pOr los sgeDteG de b Te8oFeFfa+
Sc supliCa la asistsncia dipho aCto
de todos los pFOpietaFi0B de fncaB ur-
banaS de San Juan.
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BsnstiGlOs Dc Ia OTgaDIz aeI6n,

En- Ell dia de hoy ha recibido ell
secretario financieFo de Ia Union de-
Pintores no. $50 de San Juan, un
<cheqUeS por valor de $3.50 para ell
unio1ado Aleio Basabe, como bene-
fcio de- inutiliaad para ell trabajo.
EstO demuestFa una vez mas que
los tFabajadores debieran OrgaDizar-
Sc y asf serian atendiaos siquiera en-
la parte material. aparte d la inn
portancia que adquieren en- Ia cues
tion moral.
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In hanbTu hoaTado.

Senor Editor-6frvase informsr sus leo
Toreg nue Il me escriben confidencialmente
tes mandare por Oorreo en- carta Sellade 81
man cue seouf DOR 81 eual .0btuve ell resta-
bleCimiento permaneDte y compacto 0e mi
saIud . vioor varonil despnes de amos de Bu-
frimientos de debilidad neEviosa, perdidas
nocturnas parties debiles atrofiadaS.
No es mi fdeS oonsegu1F hnero De nadle;
fuf robado estafado poF chArlatanes. hagta
perder Ia f9 del genero humane. pero gracias
3 Dios, sstov ahora bier vlgoroaOy fuertes y
con 1eaeo de haceF conocer todos este renae-
1io oieFto de CurarBe.
\ No teniendo nada que vendef n que an
War q a. d mo deSeo dineFo.
Direction; 3, BEant, Box DeEay, Mlcn.'
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nacieA q peligrosas avdnturas.
Aconseja dicha prensa que Espa-
ma debe defender suS derechos en-
Africa sin compromises que la pre-
cipiten en- las graves cuestiones
penaientes entire las grandes poten-
cias. 10
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]. 7. Silva Banking & Conner.
elaI Company.
convOcatoria a Junta General.

De aCuerdo con 10 dispueato en- eI
art. Is de los Estatutos de este socie.
dad, se C0nvOCa loo aCci0nistas dc ID
misma para Il Junts General Oraina-
rim que tendI4 efeOto el VieFnes Is del
Corriente. & Iaa dos de u taFde. an u
Ofain0 central de h aOOiedad, Calle de
a Tcnca esQuina TetuSn.
Desde 81 dis 8 del actual 0e expedirk
& lOs nOCionistns que 30 0oliCitdh el oeF-
kificRdo de "a inSOripci6n para los efec.
- "a - aUistenniH 8 u Junka. San
Juan. z. B.. Ag0stO 2 de 1906 J. =.
Silva Banking e CopamaRCiaI CO. IA.
PaniagQa. piTsatpE, SV.
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La COnferencia international,

New York, Agosto 3, l.s0 P. M.
La Prensa gQbeFnamental madFi-
lena celebra Que la conferencia in
tefnaclonal sobre los asuntos de
Marruecos 90 verifque en- Madrid.
Los Periodicos reDublicanos dicen
que el gobiernO sufrira una nueva
crisis y que acaso cohduzca & la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-03
Ell ARMISTICIO,

New York. Agosto 8, l-3O P. M.
YIN despach0 de San Petersburgo
notlcla! que Ell armisticio no ha de
taTdar y que ciertas palabras di-
chas poF MF White en- Washington
tie1den q PrepaPar el amino de su
pals, que en- el fondo ansfa una prom
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On B B :
MnevOs d8sdIdeRes.

New York, Agosto 8. 1.3O D. m.
Com1nican de San Petersburgo,
que el jef9 de policia dc la ciudad
&c Lodz ha sido asesinadO.
In dlcha ciudad SO han reanu-
aaao los des6raenes que revisten
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ia soluci6n del conficto- On Extreme
Oriente,
Los Plenipotenciarios iaponeses
rehusan celebrar GinterviewsH con
los periodistas que las han solici-.
taao de ellos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-03
milwaukee p6TSi
gOiGndO. GI IdtfOCi
MO.
25l acusaeIonos ante AS Gof !.
tes.
''EI dliImO huono fu6 aver -dIeon
-eayBDdO sObTO d ialo do
baInbOTOs. /"

Ca un despacho teIePrSfco eHe-
ralds le diCen desde Milwaukee 10 que
aigue:
sGrqft. graft, graft and tkess more
graft Esa GO ID historie de Mi wa
ukee en- an periodic de Casi doa sfTo1 de
active caCerfa que envuelve 100 perso-
mas , de la Cual resultNn 251 acuSe-
CiOneaS
eDos ValeF0Gos attorneys ID diStrito
se han apOderado de lOS corFubtaras ?
10 batAlla pof lR honradez CfVics hR
empezaGlo fuRioRnmento.
eLa siRuiente nOts hace hiatoris de
les peFSecucioneG haata hOy:a
eCulpables. ....s...=...... 13
FOgadOs. .................. 4
Processes On curs9.. 9.......... .13O
b 1ndividuOg envueltoS en- lbs
miSmOs .................4 55.
Sci 6Itimo trueno estall6 aver (yier-
naal Ceyendo sobEe ThomsG Clancy,
jefe del depArtnmento de ipcendioa ,
de William j. Copper unO de los Of.
Ciales de 10 fuerzS , tsmbiGn nobre
William e. Hanra han, sOOFetafio del
departamentO.s
-
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II El vapor eCOamoo trOjo 100 SaCos
da CnPResD0ndelOiR.
-Esta ma d ana RalierOn pOr ID CO.
rraterG central CiDco COChes absrF0tHs.
dos De correspondence.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-03

desae aver verdadera Rraveaad.
La tFopa SO ha uegado & repFi-
mir las Gemasfas del populacho,
cuya actitud leVanti sca es alar-
mante y grave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-03

En- Csguas ha Sido arFestsdo Mer'
COd Pi6eiro por habeE vi6lad0 6 l& nj
liR Julia OrillanO.
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~ Pslabsa 'Oasosnte utada % oa'tsllano
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14

Even if the right OF Appeal eN-
lists, under the Poe Amendment,
we doubt whether there is a
Judge in Maryland who would
rule, that the rejected voters in
depreciation OF a clause OF the
Constitution was reasonable, y
when the officer upon whom the
Amendment specifically confcrs,
the authority to Judge and decide
this question q reasonableness,
had decided and ruled, that it was
not reasonable.
But ii the Courts should con-
sent to hear the appeals OF re-
iectcd voters, the number OF such
cases likely to arise, particularly
if the bipartisan Registration
Boards be changed, WOULD
SWAMP EVERY COURT IN
THE STATE.
Every voter, whom the Amend
mcnt would put at the mercy of
partizan officials, should have no
room ior doubt. as to how to mark
his ballot. He may be disiran-
chiscd. but he would hardly be
fool enough to vote away his
right to the ballot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14
BOARDS MUST BE PACKED

THE practical working of the
Poe DISTINGUISHING Amend
ment with bipartisan
Boards Of Registration, WAS for
chilly illustrated at the recent re-
gistration at ElktDn
BY agreement of both Registers
the name Of white Democrat,
who had left the State for all i'll
definite stay, but had returned to
his home here within six months,
was lett on the list.
\ colored voter, who had sccur-
ed temporary employment at At
lantic City, and had also returned
within six months, was refused
registration, the Democratic Re
gister holding, that he had for
feitcd his residence.
Under the Poe Amendment
the Democratic Register might
hold, that an applicant had not
stood the Constitutional exami-
nation. But every man so re-
fused, the Republican Register
could match, if SO disposed, with
white voter turned down for the
like reason.
To make the Poe Amendment
OF any partizan advantage, parti-
IAN control OF registration would
be indispensable.
How long would the "AIachinc
Ring" wait to hog it., if the
Amendment should pass, and they
got control of the Legislature?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14
MORE LIGHT

Mr., Editor.
In the "Nrw>" Of C"t;.hrr lth. Mr..
Hlattnn vouciI>3i'S the following bit Of
.'tartling information by saving when
the Ii,>tnt board i County Commits
>i"i' /, cane into office they found $4,000
in bank left 10y the firing board of
Democratic commissioners. This. like
many other statements made by Mr..
Rratton. during the campaign. is ahso-
lutcly false
Your readers wei know the nrw board
of commissioners took charge of the Of
flee ut the close of the year. just ut 4 time
when all the largest ana most RESPONSE
bic taxpayers have paid their taxes in
order to escape paving interest. which
Is charged after January 1st. This.
therefore. is the time when the tllS of
the office hould be full Of casa Hut VI
eAaI1lning the books in the Commission
clS Office at the time rcfrrrc To- 10y Mr..
!rAtton 1.-TWO years lGnl we found III"
$4,000 referred to hal been borrowed
FROM bank four la : before the re-
trng Democratic board. This is the
cash Mr.. Blattcn bowls about being in
the treasury. but he failed to tell how
it got there.
We also found the first official act Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14
THE RIGHT OF APPEAL UNDER
THE POE AMENDMENT

TN a recent speech Of the Hon
Sydney f. Mudd. Congress-
man from Maryland, who
is conceded to be one oil the best
informed men in the State on Dis
franchisin% Amendments adopt
ed in the Southern States he as.
serted as a tatt tI&l every one OF
those Amendments contains
specific provisions for an Appeal
to the Courts, by voter rejected
by a Registration Officer.
The Poe Amendment. however
contains no such provision, and it
follows necessarily. that ii a re-
jectcd voter, either white or black,
has open to him the right of APP
peal to the Circuit Court OF the
County in which he resides, it
must be under the present Elec-
ton Law OF the State.
Now, the grounds OF Appeal
under that law, relate TO issues of
FACT only, questions OF age,
place OF residence and similar
questions, which the Court may
review and pass upon.
But under the Poe Amendment,
the appeal OF IA rejected voter, in
wolves higher questions of law
viz: whether the decision of the
Register, that the voter applying
ior registration has not given
reasonable Interpretation of the
clause of the State Constitution
read to him is final one, or not,
and whether the authority CON
ferred on the Register by Con
stitutional provision, is or is not
absolute in character.
Upon this point, which goes to
the very pith and marrow of a
voters right to registration, di
verse opinions are held.
, The Editor of the Cecil Demo-
crat assumes, that the right OF
Appeal exists, and points out very
lucidly, the troubles. embarrass-
ments, delays, and expense, that
await an unfortunate citizen either
white or black, who for years has
cast an unchallcngcd ballot, but
who, when confronted by the rig
ors and drastic provisions of the
Poe Amendment knows nothing
but trouble.
The Wing has heretofore cx-
Dressed the opinion that any
voter, without regard to color,
when turned down by the Regis
ter of Voters practically has no
redress, and would lose his vote.
General Victor Baughman, a re-
spectacle authority on Demo
ratio party matters admitted in
Elkton within the hearing of hun
dreds, that the proposed Disfran-
chising Amendment would de-
privc many white voters of their
ballots, but promised his auditors,
that they would be restored when
his party was safely entrenchcd in
power.
Evidently he must have thought
that no right of Appeal would be
available under the Poe Amend
mcnt, which he at the time antci-
pated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14
THAT TEST CASA FRIGHTfUL
EXAMPLE

| | HE "WlllG" must in all can
L dor confess, that the Editor
ial attempt of our Contemporary
OF the Cecil Democrat, to wipe
away the cobWcbs of doubt, diff
Guilty and confusion, that obscure
the act OF voting under the Poe
DISTINGUISHING Amendment, is in
our opinion as unsatisfactory as
it is absurd.
In the first place, conccding
that a voter turned down" by Il
Register has the right of Appeal,
which is exceedingly doubtful, and
on which the Amendment is sus-
piciuusly silcnt,---why Mr.. Frank
Kerr, "a worthy man and a re-
spcctcd citizen" should have been
singled out, and had dumped on
him such flood OF Editorial
tWaddlc. passes our comprchcn-
sion, and we are sure. the ratified
composer of that Editorial. has
as yet received no vote of thanks
from Mr.. Kerr for his trouble.
Moreover. ii Mr.. Kerr ever had
the slightest notion ri voting for
the infamous Amendment which
the Editor seeks to bolster up, we
venture to say that. that editorial
has driven the notion completely
out OF his head We know some
thing OF Mr.. Ncrrs mental acute
ncss-and he IS acute and quick
Wittcd, and we can assure the
Editor OF the Democrat, that he
has not fooled Mr.. Kerr, in the
slightest degree, with the chatf
that that editorial presents.
Sec what he tells MIR. Kerr ana
others like hin--to whom The cdi~
torial is addressed.
Mr.. Kerr, wishing 10 vote in
this gloriously free Republic. pre-
sents himself for registration to 4
Registrar who, let us suppose,
happens to be Mr.. William Ii. |
Il'' illEle' d democrat and"
cIe,K III ar. N",cc ; store
VII, SPRINKLE by the way nay
ing been engaged, during his
whole life, in weighing sugar and
measuring calico is, OF course,
we'll verscd in Constitutional law, |
ana 'llo'1"SI'l! ''''1e'S'",,oS ever.
Oh .I'e constitution Oh
A'arIlarG' FOR example: ne:
SilnPl!' ooteS on t'e G"c'fiile @,
eminent domain ana can r"'l
Oh eN''d,dtp'''s u d'' On pos
lacto law by lhc i'"',!'" or SN''
we say by l''e Yard sugar o,
calico, which;
Pursuing, therefore. his sworn
duty, MIR. Sprinkle points to a
paragraph OF the State Constitu-
ton and requests Mr.. Kerr to read
and eNplain-Nlr. kerr having. at
the outset, freely admitted that he
was without father or a grand
fathcr--at least, an American one.
The paragraph happens to be |
the one pertaining to that same !
lex post facto law" Mr.. Kerr
reads it clearly enough and gives
what may be a proper cXplana-
ton, but Mr.. Sprinkle is not salts
fed or, at least, he says he isn't. |
HE thinks the paragraph refers
to the kind of POST required
for a legal fence, or something OF |
that sort and. as Mr.. Kerr is a
staunch Republican he turns him
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14

less now for him and them, to set
up that his past justifes a renewal
or a continuance Of confidence?
K.
Port Deposit, Nd, Oct. II, zoos.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14

forter"-ahout S27. in cold cash
and as lie is good citizen and a
worthy man" and, OF course. Just
diving to spend his money in
law suit, orders an appeal to the
High Court of Chanccry, at An
napolis.
1ong record covered with
red tame is made lid and, as MIR,
MAINLY Drenneu. the Clerk who
makes if -notyithstandino, he is
= pood Democrat and, witha1 a
good fcllow-is not in the Office,
merely, Tor fun" more costs
must be paid, IN ADVANCE.
and as Mr., SDrinkle is not special
tx interested Mr., Kerr has to
come down with what they call
the dough-
The a,,onst tribunal at AMMAN
oils meets in October and Of
course always will do ca miles.
il chooses tn do otherwise and {,
Mr. Kerr about two weeks he
lore fine election bids farewell tn
his frierds and with h;c corn.nI
gocs down to ",hc ancient civ {"
III, Ic npTTcED To rC
90 -, a,.r;1,;t 80 80 .nao1. H.
no,,ta ~ ran.. 1o f1ah ~, ,,,o
Co~rt hc,.r and ~ cn[ly 81 ,,;r,
made and SENT down Hcs;dns
that axaIrcd r'o1,, " >,,no,,,,I;s
trrn.d in, rho n,,Ico NV th;s p;nn
A,,,.n,l,,,n,4 ;,tn - h,,,,ch ~ >nI
anonr,rs has f. hear NJ, err
rr,G ,nI IN, tn I;stnn 70 III. rnr
sonaI cxn,anat;on why he * ,berr
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a;i,,1 '.',''N9' '','3 No'''''N'' mas
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ri: ;T'II VIE t.I, ",,u 50 III Is Save"
~. O\!,>''H
! ltlinatcIy the 1atal day arrives
ana Al1. n CIT Is nSleIc(l mo me
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14

The ciitor OF the Cecil Democrat hay
ing challenged either Lawyer or lay
man. to dispute his assertion that voters
refused registration under the con~titu-
ti0nal examination test under the Poe
Amendment if adopted, would have the
right Of appeal to the Courts. the fol-
lowing reply was sent to him for publi-
cation prepared by Joshua CLAYTON.
DSu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-10-14

Continued on Page l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-27
TO BE ANNOUNCED BY SALUTE.
Guns to Declare the Opening of the
Portland EXPOSITION

When the Lewis and Clark exposition
at Portland, Greg. is formally opened by
telegraph by the President at the White
House next Thursday that fact will be
announced to the people of the District by
national salute Of twenty-one guns
fired by a battery of the Field Artillery
from Fort Myer, which will be stationed
in the ellipse south of the Presidents
house for that purpose Orders to that
effect We're issued by the War Depart
ment today.
In the same connection an interesting
question was raised by the managers of
the exposition with respect to the proper
salute to be fired at Portland in honor of
Vice President Fairbanks. who is to rep
resent the President at the opening cere-
monies at Portland The question was
whether as the personal representative
OF the President he should be given the
regulation presidential salute of twenty
one guns or whether he should be given
simply the regular vice presidential sa-
Lutte of nineteen guns. After due con-
sideration of the question the general
staff decided that the vice presidential
salute was the proper one under the cir
cumstances, and the exposition authori-
ties were so informed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-27
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health Office for the twenty-four
hours ended at noon today:
William c. Doores, ~ years. 2sl3 y street
northwest.
Mary Duckett, "A years, 12o street
southwest.
Raymond Ferguson, 20 months. $40 II
street southwest
Hazel l.. Fox. S months a22 4th street
northeast
Annie Myers. "A years. f street. Hrlsdale.
d. c.
Mary A. Mcnamara, 81 years. ~ I street
northwest
May A. Rose. "A years, 80 jackson street.
Anacostia. d. c.
Thomas Shaw, 10 years. Providence Hos
pital.
Bertha Smith, IS years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Richard Smith. 2s days, lii Francis street
southeast.
Robert Smith. IS days. IA Francis street
southeast
Net;ie Thompson, % years Freedmens
Hospital.
Margaret z. Toner. 80 years. 11I9 G street
southeast
MoIie Washington "A years 400 18Th
street southeast.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-O. w Miller. New York; ]. A.
Fisher, West Virginia; J. r. Foraker, Gin
cinnat. Ohio; ID. l. Delaphore, Philadel-
phia; T. c. Hubbard, Muscogee l. T: j.
w. Pope, Atlanta; c. P. Dam Nome; E W.
Johnston, Nome; S. Y Upper, Atlanta.
Arlington-C. b. Jordon, ~ Louis; J. NJ
Ashley, Georgia; Edwin II. Lee, Baltimore:
w. NJ. Gillen, Omaha; P. S. Kent, Chicago;
]. r. Campbell, Buffalo; A. G. Belts, Troy,
n. Y; John A. COrwin, Chicago.
Riggs-C. C. Eggert, Philadelphia: George
S. Walsh, New York; Robert Barnes. Chi
cago: Granville Kimball, Chicago; E. b..
Seeley, Boston; G. w. Huver, Philadelphia ::
William Scorer. England.
Shoreham-W. NJ. Elliott, New Rochelle
n. Y; F. ]. Cassada, Elmira; William
Moore, Binghamton: George W. Bowers
West Virginia; L. Fletcher, Minneapol s.
Alfred Slidell, New Orleans; George
Thomas, Pittsburg.
Ebbitt-John c. Wise. U.SN.; H Burn
ham, U.S.N.; D. w. Pond, Utica. n. y;
Frank d. Baldwin. U.o.A.; Lawrence Holt
New York; r. Weidenmiller, Chicago; Jas.
Britain, kehl, Germany; Philip Yost
U.S.A.; B. w. Dunn, U.S.A.; w. A. Row
land, New York.
New Willard-Charies L. Case, Chicago
John f. Lewis, Pittsburg; C. ]. Mills, New
York; F. NJ. Stevens, Philadelphia j. l..
Shepherd. New York; Gen. William Warner
Kansas City; l.. A. Williams, Chicago; c.
NJ Fogg, Philadelphia; r. A. erryman,
Helm, Ala; Albert b. Sanford, Denver; II.
S. Duell, New York; George T. TitZel, New
York.