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80 en ANtA ciudhd unr nod er0-
=. Ss So Aae1eantll baio Ia rnz6n n0cinl
&c boE1as Hermann One 1rs z er9
ans PAslVo De mis- dc l'cscieB ~ M 10
~. 8e1 5Q3 Rarantizad0 con hinDtscR
IS ~ .e11s sss Dlanes Dc b accied d u 81
ae1 ~. :. 3 .leelaras saa de nlgunpa accios.
Lst muere q lccic principal
~ - 2zoLae 3 1rFag y quajan enc care
ge0e aa laquloGei6n sua hern anos
oon,J uan = don Pgscual Boris: = 81.
Vlaas oeee der1nlma 9inart que fe-
MA qos hlIcs De su primer narier,.
nOmbEa don Juan = fIon Arfon;ci
SaIVa. Y del aegundo < dcffa .Tpenss =
Catalina. 4@u4
Al siguieron las coesa a f.pai-
lla, hasta que mue1ta dcfa Ger6niuaa
en- 1895, au hil9 y heredero don .Tuan
SALIVA pFOmueYe h testamentari7 ~ m
que se be acreditAdO que ca 81 tiempo
trascurridc ne ae ha dado cuentS de n
liquidaci6n de- Il qniebra. en csrnI,io
Sc hen VeriicadO actos que caIiica
muy duFamente.
La C0rte de DistritO de Humscso
nombr6 Sfndic0 cuyas fscultades.
juicie de los arTendatarios al ferrenoa
de ID testamentRria. han sido aunplis-
das; por 10 que estableci6 un auto de
emandamus9 para q. por ID Corte Supre-
ma Be ordene & Ia de Distrito, oue sus-
penda los procedimiantos la Qesti6n
del Sfndico. limitSndoIa & r. pogesi6n
de los bienes, sin interrumpir & Ios
arrendatarios sefiOres Celestino SoTa y
otros.
Son parte en el procedimiento. ade-
mas de- don Juan Salv6 y los arrenda-
tarios, 81 Sfndico.
Visto hoy 81 emandsmus, ; Il Corte
ee reserve dictar d resoluci6n proOe-
dente.
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EA TAN 0

En- ese pintorefco pObIado sc IIevo &
cabo el domingo Ia bendici6n Y consa-
grRci6n de ID nueva i9Vesia cat6lica.
Elsefior obispo y alto ClerO. verif
C6 Ia soIemne Ceremonia. predic6 IN
padre dominica.
La igleaia estaba lIena compIetsmen.
to de feles. Much0s de Ia capital v
Bayam6n. La animaCi6n era extrsors
dinaria. Fu6 an die verdadeEamente
de fiesta. y Be Rnota como un suCeso
hist6rico.
ri temple co pequefio pero muv
bello, tiene nnR construction moderna.
Y SD eatilo reVala muy buen Qusto.
Los pRdrinOs del aCtO, 81 nefior 0bis-
p0 y otros sRcerdotes asistieron an
esplendidO lunch, que di6, 81 cspitSn
sef1or QuiianOgquien deapu6s Organiz6
IN bsile en-. sh nOrada que fu6 nuy
C0nGufEido, usistiendO an hermoso
bouquet de damasl
iB en- pOr Cataflo. fieI guardadOr de
lee trAdiCiones!
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astlllaS BIOngulaIas d. Brown
Dan alivio eilcaz en los
Males q IA 6aFgantai
RN cAgITAs. soLAAgRNTE
RN cAIiTAs. soLAMRNTI

~ Los sen Ilfes M. R. CaIder6n e
Co. 6niCos aRentes ca San Juan de d
Rcreditada cefyezA ePabst.p Nodes
cansan despaGhando 6rdanea para Ia
iala. con mOtivo de les pr6ximasAf fes-
toe de carnAval Su dep6sito 10 tienen
ca Il calle de Tatukn n1merO Ill.
MUY BARATOS. Sc venden sola-
res en- Santurce pr6ximoa & la Carret9-
ra. En- esta impFenta informRF6n.
SE ALQUILA. Ia mitsd del al-
msc6n NUM- 6 CALLE DEL De
POSITO, MARINA. situado conYa-
niantements Cercs de los muelIes de- los
vapoFea y goletaa
En eI nlismO inf0r1nar6n. Ia s.
-BUEN NEGOCIO Para uno
conociio por sd propietario Sc neceais
a6 an sccio con capital que no bsie
de 900 dollars 8 IN comprador. Isl
prOpietario hR obtenidO grandes result
tAdos pero no puede atenderlo.
ProposiciOnes al p. o. b x 832.
j. P.S. Is Y. O.
SE ALQUILA.--La espaciosa ca
90 dc 10 Succession Garriga on Ia csrre.
terra de Santurce. parade %. Infor-
mar6n San francisco 81. o., San
Juan. Is va.
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Capital.

La decima ciudad es Narva, en- ID
costa de Finlandia.
San PetersbuFg0 C0ntin6a en- estadC
de aitio y Is revoluci6n no cess.
En- Moscow la matRuzR es horrOrosa,
han peTeCido tres mil reYOIuCionaFios.
Estos han Atacado aI paIacio Neeko-
utchny. reaidenCia del Gran Duque
Sergio. Quien ha hufdo 81 KUemIin.
Ia bandera roja es Ii FevoIuciOnaria
en- HelsmfOrdy, capital de- Finlandio.
El Gran Duque VladimirO Is aCusa-
do de querer suplantar 81 Car en- d
pOders Y en- gustituci6n de VIadimiro
el Emperador hR n0mbFado dictador
de San PetersbuYgO d genera TrepOff.
que 60 Quizss 81 hombre mis- odiadO 81
Rusias dOnde Ie lIaman eMenO de- hie-
rros, STiTanO de Moscew9. Su poI0
nombre infunde terror Su padre fu6
otF0 a6sp0ta que combati6 & saDgre y
fueg0 los nihilistas durantG 81 Feina-
do del enperador AIeiandro III. TIE
pCh en el tempo que ha sidO iefa de
pOlicfa de Moscow. de donde fu6 llama
do San PetersbuYgo. Be hizo de una
reputation de crueldad que no tiene
eiemplo en- los anales poIiticos de Ru-
aia. Es una beatia feFoz
Ia situsci6n contin6a muy crf,ica an
San Petarsburgo.
Sc dice que 81 padre Gcpon estk be-
rido en- an hoaUitaI. vel Czar aa en-
Cuentra QF&vemente enfeTmo en- gu pa
Iacio de Tzarkoe Selo' de- donde no hs
saIido a6n.
rNYARY rnrNSA nrrNr-rn 4 a nrnR
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BaneO ds PgaIIo BED.
Convocatcria q Junta General ordi-
maria de Accionistas.

Por acuerdo del GonseiO de Gobier-
no. CumpliendO b dispuesto ed 81 ar
tfculO 70 de los EstatutoB de- esta sOcie-
dad. se convOCa & h Juntp General de-
Accionistas que ha de celebFar ga pri-
meKa session 81 de 21 del mes actuaI &
la una de h tarde en- 81 dOmiciIio social
de esta capitals Tetu6n 8.
Las papeletas De asfetenciR podr6n
Ger recOgidas en- SeCFetarfa. en- las hO-
ras de ofiCina deade 81 10 q 90 Dc lOs
coFEientea, qusdandO expuesta d p6-
blico desde hoy Ia lista de aefioFes Ac-
ci0niatas con Yoz VOtO en- d Junto.
San Juan. Puerto Rico 10. de FebFsro
de 1905. EI Weep Presidente. Carlos
u. S01er. 6v.
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tsrlOr dc Puerto Rico.
Bureau de q bras PubIicas.

0t8oSno d61 81 qspegsgst gstsndsnte.
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NoiicIas sReIa!s

El triunfo alcankado Cd San Luis
por 81 aa1or 3ateIl ohteuisn3o "a Alto
pEenio con st exceIente Ron, pIueba
una vez mss IO que tnnto hemos dichc
sobre sue magnffcaa cualidades que 10
haCan superior 6 tOdlNs lag otEAs mar
cR1. Deyenta ca t0dos lee caf6s y coll
Yanflnn
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San Juan, P. R.. FebreFO ; de 1905.
Proposiciones 81 D pIiegos cerrs-
doe para FIa adjudication en- COM
petencia de 7.4OO metros c6bicos,
m6s6 menos. de piedFa triturada y
Cascs ID pOr Totes de 200 4 800 metros
c6bicos ca1R lote, con destin0 q varias
caFreteFas en- los DistritOs de Ponce y
Msysgiiezs se admitr6n ca esta ofcina
hasta Ias 10 q. m del diR is de Febre-
70 de 1905.
TodOa los informes neceearioa s0bre
81 particular sc dsr6n Ell esta cticina
donde pOdr6n obtaner Ioa Iicitadores
los modelos de pfoposicioneE que han
de presentar.
No Be consideraF8n pr0pOsiciOnes
Fecibidaa despu6s de Ia fecha y hora
6ieda en- este anunci0.
FL Bureau de Obras Pdblicas se re-
serva 81 derecho de reChazar cuaIquie-
70 3 todaB lRs proposiciones.
p. =. Ferndndes.
supsrintendente de- Obras
PhbicRs.
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IBlHDE a. AHA.

Efsetos de gran n0vedad desda
c.I@a5o 1e todoa pTeoiOs hnata articu-
Ioa rara gefIorr1. PFecios sin conpe-
tsneia 70 V.n.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
NEW SPRING HATS.
A Few Hints Picked Up at the Mil
liners Regarding Shapes and
Styles Now in Mode.

The best milliners do rot keep a large
number of made-up hats. They import
their models and make up enough hats
on model lines to make a showing, but
they do not expect to satisfy fastidious
customers. These try on the model hats,
perhaps buy one or two, but order the
rest made after their own ideas. One
may see the straw as we'll as the trim
mings before the hat is built. Sewing
straw is one OF the most important parts
of the m~i!liner's trade.
For the black hat, which is an indis-
pensable part of the wardrobe to many
women. nothing is mor satisfactory
than fine horsehair braid. 1t is more
substantial than tulle and quite as be-
coming. Transparent black is better
suited to most faces than solid black.
A lovely model in a black hat a of this
transparent and pliable braid. 1t was
a big. sweeping shape. the brim turned
up slightly on one side. and dipping a
little in the front. 1t had a drapery OF
tulle and lace around the crown. and a
large bird of par.dise in gray, brown
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
JAPAN ESE
ARE ANGRY.
Tokyo Press Advocates BOmbard-
ment of French Ports De-
StrOyers at Work.
OyAMA GOES FORWARD.

LONDON. May s.. Special dispatclle:
there bluntly describe the French as
surances that they would preserve neur
trality as falsehoods and declare thu
Japan would he justified III lombard.
ing French territory and call upon the
government to take vigorous action.
Among Japanese officials in London
it is asserted that France put Off Ja-
pan by fair promises in order to give
Roiestoensky time to effect Il junction
with Nebogatoff's division.
A Tokyo report says the japanese
chamber of nj are concerning
measures to cease all commercial
transactions with French citizens.
N~ladivostok dispatches say four Rus
sian torpedo boat destroyers from tina
port when westward of Hokkaido, tho
nOrthernmost japanese island, seized
and burned n small sailing vessel, cap
tuied the captain and then returned to
port.
All the crew of the vessel except the
captain succeeded in landing, but a
steamer dispatched to the rescue of
the burning derelict was forced to re
turn on account of the storm.
Dispatches from Gadgeyadana, Man.
churia. say the Japanese are advanc.
ing slowly and internationally, push.
ing forward their columns successfully
from right to left under cover of q
screen of cavalry and Chinese bandits
The advance has resulted i'll s~traighten-
ing the alignment of the opposing ar.
mics, Russian detachments which were
far advanced on the tanks beilg
forced to retire. Erlagou, to the east,
ward. was occupied, but under pressure
by the Russians the Japanese later
evacuated the place. On the left the
Russian cavalry retired behind the
Lao river. the Japanese occupying
PALLADIUM. Sanlingan and Batzya.
Tile village of Shahedzi, on the rail
road north Of Changtufu, has beer oc-
cupied and burned by the Japanese.
There has been Il sharp brush with
Chinese bandits on the extreme Rus
sian right.
1t is reported that the Japanese ar
mics in the center have recently been
REINFORCED. The force at Field Mar
shall Oyama's disposal, according to in
formation recently received, is 34S bat
talions. or 100000 men.
The Japanese are said to have armed
$4,000 or 10000 Chinese bandits with
captured Russian rifles. The Chinese
population has been drafted by the
Japanese for roadmaking and intrench-
ing. and roads are being constructed
to Silminpu, Banchensee and Manga
pass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
NARRED couNTERFElTERs.


Bogus T%wenties.
PORTSMOUTH. Va. May S.-Aftei
a vigorous chase that led through sew
eral Atlantic coast cities Secret Scrv
ice Officer T. Il. Land of Boston has
arrested Thomas Brewster. Charles
Fairbanks and Robert Slack. all OF
San Francisco, charged with extensive
counterfeitlng operations.
The trio were located in Key West
Fla. but they succeeded in eluding ar.
rest until they reached here. Land fol
lowed the accused men all the way w
the Atlantic coast. visiting Charleston
S. c.: Savannah. Ga. and Wilmington.
N. G. II is said that large quantities
of bogus money have been circulated in
all the cities through which the men
passed.
Together with the prisoners. the So
cret service officer captured $4,000 in
counterfeit money, most all of which is
in the denomination of twenty dollal
bills. The men were lodged in the Nor
folk county Jail ut Portsmouth and will
have a hearing today.
Secret Service Agent Land said that
he had discovered that a large number
Of spurious bills were made in Buffalo.
which was the distributing point of the
gang that was operating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
Rees chn.ea Awnr workmen.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May ~S,-Laborers
and general help working ON the Gin
cinnati Union Banking and Trust com
pany's building, in course Of construc-
ton, were forced to suspend work.
owing to an unwelcome visit Of bees.
numbering many thousands. They
swarmed down on the steel workers
in the midst of the riveting operations.
and as several of the men showed
fight the bees commenced to attack
with stings, with the result that the
building was deserted in the course of
half an hour after the bees arrived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
HUNT CAMP
BREAKS UP.
President Roosevelt Left for Den
yer This Morning Fare
we'll Banquet.
THANKS TO FRIENDS.

DENVER. May s. The presidential
special train left Glenwood Springs al
8 O'Clock this morning. \ daylight run
was made to Denver in order to give
the party an opportunity to enjoy the
scenery. The train stayed ten minutes
ut Hanging bridge. one of the prettiest
views on the Denver and Rio Grande
railway.
President Roosevelt last night en-
tertained ut dinner his companions on
his three weeks hunt in the Rocky
mountains. After the dinner the prcsi-
dent babe them IN affectiOnate fare
we'll and promised that all would live
forever in his fondest memory. Al the
dinner We're T.. Il. Stewart of Colorado
Springs. Dr.. Alexander Lambert OF
New York. Guides Jacob Borah, John
Golf. Brick Wells. John Fry and 6.
NJ. Sprague, Courier Elmer Chapman
and Secretary Loeb.
In describing the function Mr.. Chap.
man said:
I'VE sat just as we did in camp.
Mr.. Loeb was the only dude at the
party. You reporter fellows ought TO
have been there, You could have got
all kinds of pieces for your papers
Other members of the hunt said the
party talked over the events of the
three weeks and had IL good time genei'-
ally. The president vas at his best. He
was entirely rested and had just come
in from Il two or three hours drive
through the woods. where he had gone
to study Colorado birds with Mr.. Stew
art. Mr.. Stewart lis Il naturalist. who
knows every bird in the mountains and
can tell its. habits and initiate its calls.
The dinner was served in Il private
dining room of the Hotel Colorado.
The guests were dressed much as they
were in the mountains. Flannel shirts
were the rule. although the guides did
discard their cllaparejos and laid away
their reviewers. The president and Mr..
Loeb wore frock suits. and DR., Lam
bert and Mr.. Stewart were in plain
business suits. Some of the stories
told at the dinner later went into circu-
iation. but it was understood they We're
not to be printed. They related en-
tirely to incidents connected with the
hunt.
The president spent a quiet Sunday.
Three weeks ago the railroads planned
to run excursions into Glenwood
Springs. but the plan was discouraged
by Secretary Loeb. who announced
that no programme would be permitted
which called for an address by the
president. In spite of that fact large
numbers of persons arrived on every
train. and rather than d%isappoint them
Mr.. Roosevelt stepped out on the Sec
ond floor balcony of the hotel after
luncheon and. speaking briefly, said:
II did not anticipate having the
pleasure of meeting YOU here today,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
Hidden syndicate Treasure.

NEW YORK, May 8. Hidden in
some place in or near here and proba-
bly, in Il bank deposit vault. $4,000 is
said to have been gathering dust for
almost six years. Robert 4. Ammon,
now serving an indeterminate sentence
in Sing Sing for his connection with
the Franklin syndicate. insists that
$115.000 has been saved from the wreck
of that bubble, and he adds that he Is
one of three men who know where it is,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
sho, Moptclair Policeman.

MONTCLAIR. n. j. May S.-Police-
man Patrick Cannon was shot in the
head by Il supposed burglar in Level
lyn road, near Gates avenue this city.
late last night. Cannon had noticed
the fellow acting suspiciously near the
homes of wealthy New York business
men. Asked what he was doing in that
locality, the fellow replied by drawing
Il revolver from the side pocket of his
coat and opening fire. The last shot
struck Cannon in the left side Of the
head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

and pale yellow shades. The bird was
placed almost in the front of the hat.
and its long tail extended to the back,
where it dropped over the brim.
Very dashing are the black and
tolored tulle hats OF braid foundation.
The shapes approximate to the small.
short-back sailor, and the tulle is put
on in huge ruches and rosettes.
A picture hat in black transparent
braid had a Tam o'Shanter crown and a
wide. flexible brim, for a wonder. not
turned up anywhere. but allowed to
droop around the face like a child's hat.
The trimming was rose wreaths. blush
pink and white, part OF the wreath APP
pearing in the underbrim. against the
hair, and the rest encircling the Crown.
A very large black aigrette trimmed the
front of the hat.
The new Charlotte Corday is very pic
turesque when well developed. Its popu-
larity during the winter has not caused
people to tire of it, and young and old
women are wearing IL. Lace. tulle, en-
broidery and other light materials are
used, and small flowers and ribbons so
into the decorations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

SAN FRANCISCO May g.. = San
Francisco's board of education has
taken a determined stand against the
admission of Chinese and japanese
pupils to schools where white children
are educated. The board unanimously
has adopted resolutions declaring itself
opposed to the promiscuous %associa-
ton of white and Monaghan pupils
and declaring its policy to favor in
future the establishment of separate
schools for Chinese and Japanese pu-
nils
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
BODY OF SYRACUSE GIRL.
Mrs. Kempter Charges VI. u. Andrew
with Attempt to Poison.


With Attempt TO Poison.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Ma
S.-AIrs. Kempter, wife of Richard
Kempter of Syracuse, n. Y, has identl
fled the body of Il wOman found on
Cutler mountain as that of her daugh-
ter, Bessie Bouton, and has started with
the body for New York. The Identifies
ton was made complete by the dental
work on the teeth and by a scar IN the
right side of the left forefinger as well
rs by the hair.
The mother charged that Milton
Franklin Andrews attempted to kin
the girl with poison While on the Pa
cific coast.
The body of Bessie Bouton was
found OH Cutler mountain, south of
Colorado Springs, on Dec. II. 1904.
The woman had been shot in the head
and every article of her clothing re
moved.
The body had been placed face down
ward, and gasoline had been poured
over the corpse and fired. destroying
the face except the dental work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

and ne ii Is Sunday I ann not gulug 70
trv 10 make Il speech to YOU. ] shall
merely saw how greatly sam enjoying
nv visit to this beaItiful state' !
wish h a in the last week up IN the
maintains there had been Il little more
weather like this. If there had been,
: mink we would have one about two
hoa,.s better. But still as we got ten
! do not think we have any right TO
~comnlaln. | am sure need not tell
Won how. much | have enjoyed my holt
day here
The presidents party was up early.
After breakfast n limited amount OF
mail was got out OF the way, and then
the party went to the Presbyterian
church. An invitation TO the president
and his party vas extended by the
Rev. j. Wilson Curren. and it was ac-
cepted. Just MS the party was about
to leave the hotel photographers re-
quested Il sitting that would include
every member of the party. Chairs
were grouped on the lawn in front of
the veranda. AS oon as it was over
the president led off mt a brisk walk
which brought the party to the lttle
church ten minutes later. all out OF
breath except Mr.. Roosevelt. He seem
ed TO enjoy the walk. Along the street
he was cheered. and he responded ny
lifting his hat frequently, pattins MI
dren on the head and bowing 10 par
ents.
The Rev. Curren preached on .he
sponsibility of the Christian cilurch'
Tie. madc no reference to the dlstln-
guished visitor except in ms prayer
when he asked that the president De
given the strength to carry onNthe du-
ties of his office.
Mr. Roosevelt set n rapid pace to-
ward the hotel. Halfway to the hotel
Io EXPRESSED a desire to see the skins
of tbe hears he had shot. and he turn
oil hack TO the store of Frank Hayes,
n ~toxidermist. who has been intrusted
with their mounting. As the skins
were laid out the president pointed to
that of the first bear he had killed. He
said that was his ~favorite, as it was
the only one that had required more
than ordinary craftsmanship to kill.
Tie pelt is the largest of the lot. The
bear was killed with two shots, both of
had to be fired with careful aim
II order not to iniure the dogs which
ield the animal Mt bay. As the pelts
vere laid on the floor Mr.. Roosevelt
'howed how each animal was hit. The
aXidermist remarked that every shot
been clean ana not Il skin had been
injured.
The president ordered that the skins
De mounted with closed mouths. in
;tead Of open jawed. The president
examined the skulls. which are to be
sent to Washington to be added to the
collection of G. Hart Merriam, biolo-
gist of the department of agriculture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, May S.-The
oyster sloop Christie. owned and sailed
by Captain Samuel Jack of Stratford,
was caught in IL terrific squall yester-
day afternoon between the Bridgeport
lighthouse ANA Steeplechase island, and
after her mast and sails had been car
ried away she was capsized and all of
the fifty men aboard were thrown into
the water. Those on the sloop com
prised Il fishing party. and many were
exhausted when rescued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

MERTDEN, Conn, May S.-Tliomas
L. Sheylin, captain of the Yale football
team. who is said to have raced the
Boston express from New Haven TO
Meriden and beaten the train to this
city, has surrendered to the police for
violating the automobile speed law and
paid $40 to settle the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
MONDAY, MAY s.
It's Go.

The New Brunswick Home News ac-
cepts the bet of the EVENING NEWS
that the population of this city goes
1000 over that of New Brunswick
when the state census is taken next
month, and declares that the loser is
to give a dinner to the newspaper stall
Of the other
All right, shake. The EVENING
NEWS viii back Perth Amboy against
the world. Let the enumerators get
busy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08

ROME, May S~.-According to an Off
cial communication, Vittorio Jaffei, an
alleged accomplice of Gaetano Bresci
in the assassination of King Humbert,
was arrested by the Egyptian police
for vagabondage and ordered expelled.
Being a citizen Of Italy, he will be re-
turned to this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-08
TOur-year-oid Dead Of Hydrophohin

NYACK. y. Y, May s. Frances
Stewart. the four-year-old daughter of
Arthur Stewart Of Upper Nyack, is
dead mt her home with hydrophobia.
The child was bitten by a stray dog
and for three days before her death
was in terrible commissions. The Stew
arts are prominent citizens of Upper
Nyack, ana the wide publicity given
the child's illness has resulted in a gen
cral war Oh stray dogs.