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Listen For the Whistle Of The Engines
wo More Railroads Are headed For Roswell l.

The tragedy is said to be due to the
victims determination to make che
ascent on the trapeze. AS the aero
naut prepared to make the ascent,
Williams rushed forward, seized the
trapeze and shouted goodbye" to
friends. AS the parachute commenced
to fill in the wind Williams, whose
strength was exhausted, was jerked
loose from the bar, and his body shot
downward. The aeronaut was not in
jured.
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TURF MAN IN CONTEMPT.

Fined $3.50 and Sentenced to Jail for
Thirty Days.
New York, Aug. 26.-John E. Mad
den. a Kentucky turf man and own
er of several fast horses, two of
which were entered in the Futurity
race today, was convicted of crimi-
nal contempt of court, fined $3.50 aid
sentenced to thirty days in the Ray
mond Street jail. at Brooklyn today
for ignoring subpCenas of the sup
RENE court of this state. Madden was
summoned to appear before a com
mission in Saratoga during the rae
ing season there, to be questioned in
his wife's suit for divorce, but failed
to respond.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-28

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-Having planned
for enough funds to carry a small ar
my of men on a strike indefinitely,
the officers of the Typographical I'm
ion here today demanded signed
agreement, from the members of the
Typothetae (master Printers Asso-
ciation) for an eight hour day, un-
der threat of an instant strike. By
this plan it is intended to have a
general strike of job printers in all
the big cities near Chicago. from
the Ohio river to the Missouri and
in Minnesota. The local unionists
plan to halt the importation of non
union compositors from ST. Louis,
Minneapolis, ST. Paul, Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Cleveland and other ci-
ties where the Chicago Typothetae
has been advertising, for men to work
under "open shop rules. With these
cities themselves in the strike the
members of the Chicago union be-
lieve there would be no superfiuous
print ers to be secured.
In addition to the six shops which
posted open shop notices Saturday
and thus came under the ban of the
union, twenty-seven other members
of the Chicago Typothetae are threat
ened. The union officials expect that
about ten OF the remaining firms will
.declare for war A. . ~
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-28
IT Was Hobson's Birthday.

H. p. Hobson gave birthday party
last Friday evening at the cold Gtor-
age plant to few of his stag
friends It was his 96th milestone,
so his guests say, and they set up
the monument right for him. Several
big watermelons were cut during the
evening. The guests present were ].
M. Nelson. e. w. Mitchell, E. r.
Reed and Judge Patton.
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Mrs. oberne Writes of the Valley

Mrs NJ. S. Oberne, who visited her
son, George n. Oberne of two and on
half miles east of town, recently has
contributed a nice article to The IN
terror, a Presbyterian weekly publish
ed at Chicago. The article appeared
In the last issue of the publication and
has already been read with interest
by many Roswell people. 1t describ-
es general conditions in the Pecos
Valley. taking up the religious side of
the question and referring especially
to Presbyterianism. A half tone cut
of DIR. Lukens and another of the loo
al Presbyterian church help to make
the article attractive.
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Rev. VIM. Semple. of Eldorado
Springs, Mo, and Fay Young, of Jas
per county, Mo-, who have been in Ros
well for several days left last night
for Carlsbad. Beginning at the hot
'om, they will return up the valley,
stopping at every town and point of
interest to see it thoroughly, with a
view of locating
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by professors and students all over
the country. would be amended. At
a meeting today 342 professors deci-
University work until a new order
of things is established and the peo-
pie generally given all civil rights
and the universities granted full aca-
demic autonomy.
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Mrs. R. T. Hunt, her two daughters
Eva and Irene, and two sons, Ray
mond and Robert. are expected this
afternoon from Danville, Va, to ioin
r. T. Hunt has been here since April
1st, and his Oldest son, J. Fred Hunt
has been here for some time. Fred
Hunt has not seen his mother and sis
ters and brothers for three and one
half years
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Portsmouth, n. H.. Aug. 2S.-The
Associated Press has definite know
ledge that several days ago President
Roosevelt was authorized on behalf
of Japan to waive all claims for in
demnity or reimbursement for the
cost of the war and cede back tC
Russia more than half of Sahkalin
island, leaving the question of the
redemption and price of sale to the
arbitration of a mixed commission.
This statement was announced to the
Russian emperor by the American am
bassador at st. Petersburg. An Asso
ciated Press telegram stated thai
the Cars reply was practically re-
sponsive.' There is reason to be-
lieve, however, that the proposition
on behalf of Japan was not clearly
understood, but was supposed to be
a revival of the offer of Japan to Sc
cure indemnity under the guise OF
purchase of the island of Sahkalin.
| 1t is believed that the conference
held last evening between Messrs.
Witte and Takahira was fer the pur-
pose of clearing up the situation, and
| it is now possible that, following the
| precedent of it's ally Great Britain.
| Japan will agree to settle the whole
question of redemption and the price
of Sahkalin as the Doggerbanks -rou-
bIes were adjusted 1t is believed
THAT the Toxic council which is in
lsession today, is considering this. It
g not true that the adjournment which
was agreed to last night until Tues
| day afternoon was made at the sug-
gestion of President Roosevelt Now
there is reason for believing that he
knew nothing Of it, but that the ad-
journment was by mutual agreement
between the Russians and Japanese.
NJ Witte frankly expressed skep-
ticism as to the effect of any rev
| proposal Japan may be able to offer.
He does not believe that Japan will
| withdraw entirely from her demand
for reimbursement for the expenses
| of the war, and to scale it down or
| attempt to disguise it in another
form he says would not change the
| situation.
Tkahira is quoted as having replied
| in the negative when asked whether
any modification OF the Japanese pro
posal would touch the question of
! indemnity. But such a response may
| be only technical
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Notice..

There will be a dress rehearsal of
the farley Wax Works tonight at the
High School Auditorium. This is the
last rehearsal and every one who is
to take part must be present. All
must be at the auditorium promptly
at 7:30sp. m.
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Body of Mrs. Daniels Coming.

The remains of the late Mrs B.
F. Daniels. whose death at Boulder,
Colo, has been announced in the Re
cord, will arrive this afternoon. The
funeral will occur some time tomor-
row, under the auspices of the Wood
mems Circle =-..
LATER.-The funeral will be held
tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock.
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SITUATION FA~oHAstE.

An Encouraging Outlook for the Fifth
Week of Fever at New Orleans.
New Orleans, La, Aug. 2S.-The
fifth week in the fight against yellow
fever began today, with a continu-
ance of favorable conditions and the
feeling that the crisis is passed. The
fact that there are now only 199
cases undertreatment. and many of
them of the lightest character. is es-
pecially significant.
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Fred Miller returned last night from
his three weeks vacation trip. He Wis
tied at Grand Canyon, at Los Angeles
and the Cataline Islands and many 9th
er points of interest He reports a
most pleasant visit.
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Misses Esther and Anna Schrock
who have been here visiting for sew
aral days, left Saturday evening for
their home in Artesia. They were
accompanied by their hostess, Miss
BERTHE Carlton, who will give them
return visit of few days.
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w. NJ Reed went to Carlsbad Sat
1rday night to attend a meeting of
the head engineers of the u. S. Geo
logical Survey in this Territory, and
will be gone several days. The meet
ing was held today
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Mrs. Mary Riggs, who has been Wis
iting at Colorado Springs, arrived Sat
urday evening and will be the guest
of Mrs. F. Divers a few days before
going on to her home in Midland, Tex.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-28
! Full and complete stock,
school books; also some slight
Iy nsed at greatly reduced
prices. Big value tablets.-- In
.gersOli Book Store. 52-tf
For Sale.

Registered and high grade Jersey
cows, in good milk. The milk sales
from these COWS averaged for July
$500 each.
Registered male, the finest in the
Valley, so stockmen say. Fees for
July amounted to $35.0O- Will sell
the above on long time, or exchange
for Valley land.
Here is the chance for nice little
income for the right man. Lack CT
time to see after stock is the reason
for selling.
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Bring your children to " al
ton. 4Sti

Mrs. Charles Brown returned Satur
day evening from Dangerfeld, Texas
where she went to accompany home
Mrs Bradfield, who was here for ner
health.
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Mrs. H. P. Ward, of Choctaw Ma
tion. and Mrs. S. F. Taylor. of Farm.
ten days visit with w. T. Panick and
family.
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WANTED:---Honest, engertiC
boy, about 10 years old. who is
not going to school. Apply to
pecOrd Office at once.
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Society teas are nice to serve with
cocoa Ask about them at U. S. Mar
ket. :2tf
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The ladies of the First M. e
on the court house lawn Friday night
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WANTED.-PoSition in Office, steno
graphic work. Apply Miss Davis
All North Mo- 53t3'
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FOR SALE.-Ice cold melons. Call al
L. S. Market. Phone 81. o2tf
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From Albuquerque Journal.

from Albuquerque journal.
James Dun, of Chicago, chief en-
gineer of the Santa Fe railway sys-
TEN, arrived in the city Tuesday
morning and next day proceeded to
his headquarters east. Mr. Dun has
been out with President F.. P. Rip
ley, of the Santa Fe, and General Ma
nager James f. Hurley and a num-
ber of the other officials who have
been, on a tour of inspection. Mr..
Dun was in the city to look after
matters in connection with the new
work which is under way and con-
templated on the Santa Fe.
]. ". Keyes, engineer in charge of,
the work at Belen. accompanied Mr..
Dun to this city and returned to Be
len with the Lantry-Sharpe engine
$50, which has been undergoing a
general overhaul in the local Santa
Fe shops Mr. Dun made the trip
over the route of the cutoff from
Epris to Belen in two days.
During the course of a conversa-
tion with a Journal reporter about
betterments now in progress on the
entire system, Mr.. Dun made the in
teresting statement that he would
not be surprised to see a direct line
between Albuquerque and Roswell
in, the not far distant future. 1T is
quite likely that such a line may be:
built said Mr.. Dun, land I believe
it would pay immensely. 1t will be
great thing for both sections of the
Territory if such a line does mate
rialize
I'VE have just been on tour thro'
the Pecos Valley. and the way that
country is coming to the front is
amazing The plains are being lot
ted with settlers, they are swarming
into the Valley and it is beginning
to be one of the most prosperous
communities in the West. The people
of both the Rio Grande and Pecos
Valleys. the two most fertile sections
of New Mexico would profit greatly
by new line giving quick connection
between them and it would have
plenty of business from the start"
Torrance-RosweiI Extension.
From Albuquerque Citizen.
Col. w S. Hopewell. general man
ager of the Albuquerque Eastern
railway. who has been in New York
for the past six weeks. during which
time he succeeded in raising funds
for the completion of the Albuquerque
~, he Oif oh
Tuesday night on his way to his
ranch at Hillsboro, Sierra county,
where he goes to visit Mrs. Hope
well. who is suffering from a slight
attack of illness. He will return to
Albuquerque in few days.
Mr.. Hopewell stated that construc-
ton work on the Eastern from Mori-
= sarty. to Albuquerque would be pushed
to completion at once and that trains
would be running into sthis city kkover
the new road in few -monthss The
branch to the Hagan coal sfields win
also be built
While east the Colonel and HIS as
sociates went over the plans for the
proposed extension of the road from
Torrance 10 Roswell, and he says 1t
is not at all unlikely that actual con-
struction work on this line win he
commenced shortly.
Upon Col Hopeweirs return from
Hillsboro. he will be met here by an
expert engineer and railroad builder
from the East. sent here by eastern
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A. J Hill returned Saturday evening
from two months business and plea
sure trip to Texas and Old Mexico.
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Building material of all kinds. We
strive to please the builder-KEMP
LUMBER CO., East Fourth ST. +otf
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THE SANTA FE CENTRAL

Railroad Officials Talk of Two Rail-
roads Coming to Roswell. Work May
Begin Shortly on the Torrance-Ros-
we'll Extension.
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WANTED.-Positio as nurse Az
: dress 104 e. Walnut ST. 53t
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Judge Emmett Patton spent Sunday
at his ranch near Hagerman.
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FELL FRoM 1asALLooN.
Trapeze Performer Dashed to Deat
From a Height of Twelve
Hundred Feet.

St Louis. Mo-. Aug. 2s.-Losing his
grasp on the trapeze attached to a
parachute as the latter opened to the
wind twelve hundred feet above the
ground. John Williams. 3S years aid,
was dashed to his death today at
Red House Park near Capitola, Ill.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

local Heport.J
Roswell, N. NJ. Aug. 2S.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. 96: min. So; mean. rs.
Precipitation. 90; wind N, veloci-
ty 3 mil3es: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Tues
day. Stationary temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Oficial In Charge.
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Wanted to Rents or Is roem room
ing house. well located and web
furnished for length of time.-W.
H. Bennett, at Roswell Hotel 53t2*
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CHICAGO EMPLOYERS DECLARE
FOR THE OPEN SHOP.
UNION STRIKES BACK

Will Make a General Demand for the
Eight Hour Day, and Will Call Out
All Job Compositors in the Leading
Cities Near Chicago,
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Conference at Toxic.

Toxic. Aug. 28.-The conference
of cabinet officers and elder states
men which began early this morn
ing. adjourned at two O'Clock this
afternoon, and the participants pro
ceeded to a place where the deli5er-
ations were continued under the pre-
sidency of the emperor. It is believ-
ed that the decision will mean the
continuance of the war or the conclu.
sion of peace. No manifestations re-
suited from the oatwardIy critical
appearance of the situation.
The public here remains nnfnforrn.
ed regarding the latest developments
Iat Portsmouth. but seems convinced
that peace is hopeless. The market
today reflected this sentiment After
the opening today prices sharply de
clined
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Buy your schosf books and
school supplies fat Ingersoll's
Book Store. Stiff
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ARBlTRATf PRICES

Will Leave the Question of the Re-
demption of the ls,Nnd and the
Price of Same to a Mixed Commits
sion.-Witte is SkepticaI.
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JAPAN IS
LIBERAL

WILL WAIVE CLAIM FOR INDEM.
NIFTY AND cEDE SAHkALiN.
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TWO NEW
RAILROADS

A DIRECT LINE FROM ROSWELL
TO ALBUQUERQUE.
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Odessa, Aug. 28.-The minister of
public instruction denied officially
today that the educational statutes
Of 1884 which have been condemned
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

N H., where they viii spend the re
mainder Of the summer, returning lates
to Washington
The friends in Washington Of Lse.ste-r-
ant Commander Isaac K. Seymour, L.
s N. will be pleased 70 note the fact
that he has been discharged from the
naval HOSPITAL at Yokohama and ordered
to the Raleigh. cne OF the ships OF the
Philippine feet.
Surgeon W. c. Braisted, U. s ", re-
Gently returned from Japan, has report
ed for duty in the Bureau OF Medicine
and Surgery. He is staying at 225s Q
street
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hoffiiger. Of
Georgetown. have gone TO Atlantic City.
Mrs. HofHiser, before her return home.
will attend the U. V. L convention at
Wilmington, Del. as a delegate of aux
Hilary No. 81
Passed Assistant Paymaster John s.
Higgins. L. s. N, recently returned from
the Asiatic Station on the Lawton. has
been in Washington He was registered
at the Ebbitt House. and was en- route
to his home in Boston.
Mrs. MacFeeIey. widow of General
MacFeeley, L. S. A. has returned to
Washington Miss Sophia Beatty, sister
OF Mrs MacFeeley, has also returned
to Washington. from a. visit to Virginia.
\ jolly party Of young ladies under
the chaperonage Of Miss Vonderheide
Will leave Washington today for a
Journey to Baltimore by water, and after
spending several days there with friends
will go by water to Philadelphia. After
| spending a week or so with friends and
relatives in the latter city they VIII take
the steamer for Atlantic City. where
they viii stay aboEt a week. when they
will return to Washington
Those comprising the party are Miss
Leahey. Miss Ella Murphy. Miss Eliza
beth Eber. Miss Lena Eber. Miss Con-
nor. Miss Lulu Rhemff. Miss Carrie
Rhemff. Miss White. and Miss Wonder
heide-
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Among the Washingtonians now in At
lantic City are Mr.. and Mrs. r. V.
Layow, at the Archdale; Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Lockett. at the Chalfonte: Mr..
and Mrs. p. d. Lewes and r. p. Mul-
lahv. at the Chetwoode; Dr. and Mrs.
Frank Hyatt and Frank Hyatt, jr., at
the Dennis; A. Fogie and r. Leroy. at
the Barton; w. A Larner. at the
Revere; Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Folvey
and the Misses May and Kate Folvey,
at the EIberon; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Walker,
at the Shendale; Mr.. and Mrs. Price. at
the Traymore.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Pay Director Henry NJ. Denniston, L.
;. N. retired, and Mrs Denniston have
arrived at the Surset House, Sugar Hill.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The n. P. l. Social Club was enter
tanned at Charles P. Jones' residence
Thursday evening at checkers a few
OF the following members were present:
Grand President George w ColIett,
President Fred Reed, Vice President
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

DR.. w. l. Masterson. after recuperat-
ing Tor several weeks on the coast OF
Labrador, has returned to the city
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Lieut.. Com C. F. Pond. u. s. N, who
has been at Brooklyn. Conn, awaiting
orders, is in Washington for examina-
ton for promotion He Will be at the
Cairo until September Z.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Miss Elise MasteIler, of this city, win
be the guest this week of Mrs. Arthur
\. Pickel at Fort Ethan Allen. VT
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

DR. Giles c. c. Simms left Washington
yesterday for Atlantic City TO attend the
convention of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association. of which ne be-
came a member in 1860. He Is accom-
panied by his daughter. Miss Genevieve,
and Will join his wife. who has been
spending the month of August there.
Miss Mary Sim3s has left Atlantic City
and is now visiting friends in Mt. Holly,
N j.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

George S. King. OF this city, who has
been the guest of Thomas E. Sherman
In Newport. is now making a short visit
in Block Island previous TO returning
home
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mrs. George Wilcox, OF Washington,
who is visiting relatives in Newport,
has gone TO Boston to spend a week
with her sister in that city.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Gimmel and c. l..
Gimmel have gone to Atlantic City and
are making their headquarters at the
Avoca
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

the Boston navy yard, was at the Port
land. in Washington. recently while on
leave of absence
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

George F. Foster. with his wife and
daughter. has apartments at the Shore
ham, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mrs. Henrietta Hovey. of this city. is
the guest OF Mrs. Marion G.. Meteyard.
at Sictuate, one of the most delightful
seacoast resorts in New England.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mrs. Henry Werken, of Baltimore. is
chaperoning a party of Washington
girls. Among them are Miss Pearl Wer-
Ken. her daughter, Miss Margie Ed
monston. Misses Mabel and Roberta
King. Miss EVELYN Schrigley. Misses
Mildred and Margie Tavener. They are
at the BalWin House. hamilton. Va.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Miss Florence Silters returned 10
Washington last night from Poland
Springs. Ne, where she has been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Edward Stellwagen,
OF this city
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The Rev. Dr. Weston Bruner. pastor
Of the Fifth Baptist Church, who has
spent his summer vacation In Europe.
has returned to the parsonage here. DIR.
Bruner spent two months In travel on
the Continent, and while absent attend
ed the Baptist Worlds Congress in Lon
DON
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mrs. j. r. Carmichael and Miss Lula
Mathews. OF Atlanta. Ga, who have
been visiting Mrs. Bradley on Capitol
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mrs. c. r. Howison. of this city, has
gone TO Atlantic City for a time, and
Is stopping at the Roanoke.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Lieut.. III. S. Kerrick. of the artillery
corps. was az the Ebbitt House, in
Washington, on Saturday, en- route To
his station at Fort Monroe, Va.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Howard. the for
mer connected with the Weather Bu-
reau, are spending some time at the
Shoreham, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

Lieut.. William B. Sullivan left the
city yesterday for g. short visit to Sea
Girt. N j., where he will be Joined by
Lieut.. Fredrick H. Heidenreich, for an
extended trip through New York, Phil
adeiphia, Atlantic City, and various 9TH
er points of interest
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

ensign j. II. Caffery. u. S. N. at
tached TO the receiving ship Wabash, at
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

The Misses Chipley, of 2o9 B stree
northeast, have returned after a month
stay at Hotel Edgewood. Pen Mar, Pa