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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
UNA VlEIA HEROINA FRANGESA.
PIdsn para ella ID cruz Dc ID lIgI6R % Honor.

El ayuntsmiento de Cond6 ha pedido
al gobieTno frances Ia cruz de Is Legion
de Honor para Ia aeflora viuds HaChin,
do1s Amanda FeEneE, de Cond6 sur EB.
Caut.
La viuda Hachin tiens 80 amos ,. Cd Ia
mas antigua asociada de Ia socisdad de
salvamentos del Norte, On el paao de ca.
lsiu. Es un ejemplo vivo del valor fsme-
nino la lsTga serie de SRIvamentos que hs
realizado, que le han conquistado Ia
veneTaci6n y carifo de toda Ia region.
El fItimo aCto hsr6ico cumplido poF Ia
sefora Fernez fac en AgostO pRsado en-
Con66. No obStRnte Bu edad, vic & IN
muchsCho de nueve amos que corrfa peIi-
gro de ahogaEss. Sin quitaEHe IR Tops
ls sefi9rs Fernez Sc haoh6 al sgua ,
nadando Balv6lo de una mueEte gegura.
La petici6n de aqusl ayuntsmientO me
Fece ser atendida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
De SOCIEDAD.

Dos "bebed' LOS diStinguidoR esposos
PadiaI.Blanco han tenido la gFAtisima vi.
lita do una linda ChiquillR que viene al
mundo para mayor encanto de aquel ven
tuEoHO hogaF que reSpondiendo al nom
bFe dc Maria dc los Angeles ssF6 nm dulce
angel del feliE nido. Que sea para bien.
Tambi6n han tenido lR vista de su pri
meT nifio los dtstinguidoa egposos Gomez
MeItz que celsbran tan feliz scontecimisn'
to en- Eu reAidenCiR del "VsrasIles"
quisnen feIicitamoa poF el dichoBo BuCsao.
PeTsOnGIe0 encuentra en- ests ciu
dad 81 senior Jose Bsnitaz Disz, hacenda'
do de ViequeB.
Msly grace -Lo sBtS deBde aver taEde
Ia tieFna nina ProvidenCia, de los distin'
gnidoB eBpoHes Palacioa Rodriguez CoEtada
y deueamoa que Ia dolencia que Rqusia q
ls mOnisima CFiatuEita tenga 81 mas favo'
rable deseplRce.
SEMPER,
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Ua hgsa aggoeI0.

Teniendo que FetiraEssde suB negOoioa
por motives de salud. el Rbajo frmado
ofreCs en- ventR & pEecios muy raducidoa
% entera sxistenCia tantO~ de nuevO como
de Begunda mano, conaistiendo de Corda-
jsB de Manila, Motonsu, AIquitr6n, Lonaa.
EnBsradog, Tiendas de campsha, Aceites,
BFeR, Ferrsterfa, Frsguas, Yunques, Ro.
manaa BaFTenas, Oajas fnertss, AncIag.
Tubos de hierro J de hisfro galvanisRdo,
Csjss para empaqustsT plaRH, pintursB etc.
etc.
I'm busn negOCiO- de mstaIsS , de pApas
, csbollaE.
Tambidn IN equipo OOmpletO para una
heFreria.
Jusgo complete para eugomaF EuedaA
ApaEatn complete para buzoG.
Para Io8 dsmSs paRticulsres dirijiFHe al
nlmaeen. PueFta de Tierra, paTada =
John CgOy. 15v.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
TEMPO ALGO MAS
CalurOSO y SGCO.
Ell dia Il hubu en- Sahana GGante IN
fHerte ChuhaSCO.
TsmDulturls mdrlnaS 10 9O',, . mas, OCu-
rrurOn On tOdls las suCClOR0s d 10
costa Sur.
(Dsl Weather Bureau. }

Boletfn aemanaI del tempo, de Ia &c.
mana que taEmin6 81 dia % de- Novism,
bra El tiAmpo de lR EemRna, Hobro to-
do, fu6 algo m6s CRluroBo J mas secO de
10 usual On Ia tereerR Bsmana de Novism'
be. DuFanta Los dos primeros dfas de
la semRn6 Fein6 un tempo claro tam
bien el uabSd0, peFo mediadOs de sa'
mara el tempo fu6 npblRdo y lluvioBo
en- CRai todAG las aecioneS de 10 lsla. FL
dfa 21 hubo en- SabanR Grande nm fLer
te chubaEco duFante 81 cnRl Cayeron 3 81
pulgadaH de precipitation. In veloCidad
mayor del viento registrada an San Juan
fu6 % millAa por hoFR.
La temperature media en- Ia iBlR fUe
77.1o, 6 80. sobre Ia de Ia semaua pre-
Csdents. Temperatures m6ximaa de 800,
Is mas, ocuErieron On tOdRs las Gecciones
de Ia costs g., Aiendo Ia mas que han in.
tornado 95o, on Central AguirTe, 81 dfa
II. La temperature mas bajs que se hR
FegistFado ha sido $40, en- Aibonito, 81
dia 18, en- CAyey, el dfa II.
FL promedio de la precipitation 60 la
ialR duFants Ia uemana fn6 LOB pulgs sdag.
Ocurrieron frecuentea sguRCeToS desde
81 dfa 20 haBta el %, perO por 10 regular
fusron mes ligeroH de 10 natural poT elta
sataci6n del aho La precipitation ex.
csptional fueEte de lR uemana foe 81
pulgsdaa, On SabanR Grande, 81 dia 21,
, On Manatf 2 so pulgadas el dis %.
La Eiguients tsblR demueatrR 10 varia'
oi6n de temperature , Is cantidsd de
precipitation en- estRciones detsrminadas'
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Mr.. WARSHAW ES-
Cribe a la Cores
pondenCia.
Como refiere ell inOidanta oCuTTifO
eDtre MI. Filney J aIgUn0S de-
Sus aIumnOS.
Aver rsOibimou Ia carta que Aigus:

Aver Feelblmoa ID caFta que hlgue:
'NoviembFe 26 do 1907 .-Sr. Director
de "La Correspondence" San juan, Pto.
Rico.
sthor:-Como principal ds Ia High
School, deseo manifsstaE gus 81 incidsnte
OcuTEido entire Mr.. Finney, professor on Ia
High School, y aIgunol de suB aIumnos cd
de tan poca impoFtancia que Feaimente no
merece Is atenci6n que ne le hR puesto en-
los peri6dicog. El professor ISL vez hRbY6
usado algunaa palabras mas 8 msnoB fneE-
ter respecto la conduota de ciertoB alum
nos que eBtRban albOrotRndO las frRses
vulgares indeCsnteB pFOferidaB por algu.
nos indiyiduos debsiO dc la ventana del
salon en- que se oEtaba dando clRGe, con 81
propio muy lsudable pEop6sito de evitar
que Las sefioritaa de Ia eBcueIa tengan que
Or tan deplorable lenguaie. PodT6 habsF
usado en- variaB ocaaiones algunaB pala.
bras de BRrcREmo respaCto & los digcfpulos
que no Rprendfan Bus leccioneu Todo
squello pueds oCuPFir en- cuRlquieR clasa
sin que 90 consideEe Indispensable IIavaElo
& los peri6 1iCoB
"Los mismoB Rlumnos que &c encontre-
ban heridoS On aus Bentimientos dican que
Mr.. Finney simpFs h2 tratado & la clase
como Cabsllsfo ? busn maestro. No he
habido investigaci6n, puas 81 aBunto no la
mereCe. Yo he intarFogsdo & aJgunos
Rlumnos para HRbeT como Interpretation las
pslRbFas dc Mr.. Finney: mas nRda. Ha
aldo uno de los aannt ls de menor impors
tancis que sfscten 6uioRments la admins
traci6u interior de Ia esCueIa. Atentaman.
ta j WGrShaGO. -PFinCipaP'.
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ESCEHAS De Ia EMIGRACION.
AlelWOR a una mldIO lblRiORaT
a So hIIa TGCIOR RlCld0

Comuuican de ID CoEuhs (Espafs) que
81 gobeEnRdor civil hR Comunicado 81 jug
gado, para inatEuiE sumaEio deducir ur-
gentements las responsibilities de los
guceEos oCuTTidos en- 81 VRpOr NaUaYrs.
CuatFocientoH emigEantes expulnados del
baTCO TeCorEieron Las GALES eu pslotones,
produciendo eHc6ndRlo
ViaitaEon al gObsrnador para pediFle
qus exija EsBponBabilidad Is compsnls
que los dej6 aquf, & pesar de vendeEle1 BIZ
llateH.
En- estou BucesoB Be registE6 sl cRgo de il
una nulsE q boFdO con IN hijo suyo dc
giets meBeB In madre embarc6 y Biguit
para la Habann, quedandO M reCien ma
edo en- bFazos de no marineTo, que nc
veia la foEmR de desembaTR2RTae del com
promise.
La madEs lloFabR & bordo del Navarre
Didisndo que ia desembaTcarRn; peFo 81
cspit6n lev6 snclaB dejsndo 81 niho en- ur
beta como 81 fueTG una maleta.
PeEgonas cHritativas 10 FeccgieEon.
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no BoIamsnte con BguR, no B0lamente con
aguR heEvidS, sino con Rgua hirviente.
Haced hsEvir Biemprs 81 sgus que teDgtis
que bebsE. Desconfsd de las frutaB que
han eatado an Contacto con lR terra. A
Lac frutau Crudas, pEsfsTid las Compotas =
las COD Dfturas que tienen un valor aIimen.
ticio dc primer oFden.
En- caBo de Appendicitis, 81 buen Bentido
= la ciencia pFsscEibsn primeramente 81
dsscanBo, el hielo 81 opio. NADIA de puH.
gas yiolentas: es la opinion de Ia mayorfa
de los mediooE, Luego, contra los gusa.
NOS intentinaleg, el uBo del thymol que tan.
tss vsces hR dado buenos resultadoR
PasRdO 81 temporal, 80 puede eaccgeE,
para assgurar 81 porveniF, entire dos m6to.
dos pFeventiYog. FL primero conaiste en-
haceFse abriF 81 vientEe. AlgunaB veceH
hay que FesolverBs clio. 81 Hegundo,
Consists en- uDa hygiene slimenticia, cuyos
efaCtoB son de larga duFaci6n, que NADIA
GUESTS, que 60 saludable contra los cance.
res del tubo digestive , contra la apendi.
Citis. Cuando esa hygiene Pea universal.
mente cOnocida, 81 n6meFo de lAs apsndia
Citis diSminuitE. No volveEkn & verse
esag epfdemias de fAmiiia, gus ss explican
por 81 menG de IL mesa comdn. La hi.
giene eB un SECURE contra toda claBe de en-.
fsFmedades del tubo digestivo, un buen
GeguFo BobFe ID vida
DOCTOR PASCAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
SIsn snpro soneunl5a.
DOCTOR PASCAL.

Cuando Beu pasa por Is calle de San
Francisco , sa ve nm eutablecimieuto, muy
elegante por cierto, que tiene una gran
conCuFrsncia, "a se Babs que ea 81 de "Las
NOyedadss" en- donds 90 encuentran toda
Clssa de oBjstos de fantasia para damas y
, cabalIeEos.
El BuEtido ID pIumaB para sombTerog,
las csjitss de psIfamsrfa, adoEnOa para
trsis8 eatucheB de toCadoF, artfculos de
fantasia ',jsponesa" , TODD cuantO de bsllo
y ttiI be producido IR induatEiR
modarna. aa encuentrR ca la acKeditada
tisnda en- donde Adoffo del Pine Huele
uSRr muy m6dicos pTecios
Els grande q ent1siaamo que exists
para Ian carraras del championat0 y deade
aver ctGn IIpgando amantel del sport que
ss hoapadan en b gran hotel HelvetiR de-
Pedro schiEa. Cruz ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27

-Todavfa quedan efscton religioBos de
Ia collection que tgsjo La Tiendita pFoce
dentss del miamo SsntuaFio de San Jos6
de Ia Monta1a, en- Barcelona. Son dig
nos de verse por 10 variada bonita que
eI Ia collection. Por CRda 10 ctr. que ue
gaEten Sc Fegslar6 una papelstR de Ia lin
de mufsca que Be exhibe On Ia vidrieEa del
establecimianfo.
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SObro ID TOloeldOd d los automobiles.

Sc degsa sabsr 81 II velocidad que
pusden Caminar los autCm6vileB ha nido
vOtada por Ia CdmRTa y aprobRda poE 81
CouBaio, 8 bien, 81 d. potsAtatiVo del refior
ComisiOnado del Interior el modifcarla
deEogRrla,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27
GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

sbs senoras mOdeos preco
81
Perfumfa fbca
udo efo mas
Nuesa exb6n agaderem
suidos artculos de uildad
SAN FRAucIsoo 50 : san usro 29 LA PAQUITA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-27

san FRANCISCO 50 san Jusro 29 LA PAQUITA."
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ala Peruna me profOng6 Ia VId8
) e hizO de mi una HueVa n1nieF. I"
ss-Sra. O. D. de Robinson.
De Rsfa SenOfa

GN4AeANN~NNN4~4@@Ns@ Ns@~~~@N~@N~S>N~Ar
La Sra. Robinson escribe desde Brook
lyn, N. Y, 48 st. Felix ST., como sfgue:
'sIEe tornado Ia Peruna y me ha
hechO mas bien que el fratamientO d
los espeClaIiSfaS duranfe dos amos.
'sPuedo realmente decir que me siento
como otra persona. No mas hinchazon
en- los pies y las piernas. No mas asma.
No mas dolor en- las coyunturas. El DR..
Hartman no tiene una idea del mucho
bien que me ha hecho con su tratami-
ento. Ne ha prolongado la vida y ha
hecho una nueva mujer de mi.
s'EstO f0dO 10 deb0 4 n7edlcina
que tan b0nd8dOsamenfe me recet6s
y & sus consoles n6dicOs.
"Puedo TRAFALGAR desde que empece q
tomar la Peruna, pero antes no podfa nj
atenderme mi misma, adn menos,
trabajar. SRA. O. D. de Robinson.
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GONPRO.

EnvOItuEnn dsl jabon Ootag6n. Din.
jirss s 'sLA Hendita" Plaza Principal,
Joa6 BaS6n. 1S7.R
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
Thankful for Support.
Committeeman COMING IN.
Meet Friday 10 select City for Re-
publican Convention.

Members OF the Republican national
committee and convention boomers are
arriving in the city to attend the meeting
of the committee. to be held in the palm
room Of the Shorehem Hotel on Friday
morning, at II o'clock.
The committee Will organize. elect Of
icers and select a city for the meeting
place OF the National Republican Conven-
ton, which will nominate the standard
bearers in the Presidential campaign. Mr..
Harry New. of Indiana, will probably be
elected chairman.
The lobby Of the Shoreham Hotel was
thronged with national committeeman
Congressman. Senators, and leaders of
the Republican party, among whom were
Mr.. New and Mr.. Elmer Dover. secretary
OF the national committee Mr New said :
Four cities are contending for the con-
vention-ChicagO St Louis. Kansas City.
and Denver We expect delegations from
each city. The committee. in selecting a
convention. city, will consider the bonus
the city is willing to offer toward the ex-
penses of the convention. hotel accommo-
dations, telegraphic facilities, and loca-
ton
In view OF the long session Of Congress
the convention will not be called until
July
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
LABOR TROUBLE is AIRED
Capitol Office Building Is Scene of
an Animated Controversy.
American LaborerS Say They Were
tained-May BE Inquiry.

Several laborers employed on the new
House OF Representatives Office building
we're discharged yesterday. and Messrs
Dodds and Elliott. Boston fresco plaster
ers. have asked for a Congressional in
vestigation. on the ground that American
citizens have been laid of and foreigners
retaSedf
They had a conference at the Capitol
with Representatiye es Peter and O'Con-
nell, and made formal complaint, alleging
unfair treatment. The Congressmen
promised 10 make a preliminary investi-
cation and to take what steps may be
necessary u Il be proved that foreign
plasterers and decorators have been IA
vorec as against Americans.
Many skilled workmen. employed on
The interior OF the building. ilocked
around the Capitol yesterday. and sew
eral Congressional delegations were urged
10 take up their complaint which was
Identical with that made by the Boston
men. There Was some talk OF bring
INK the matter up on the floor OF the
House next week, which would result in
II being referred 10 a committee for in
veStigation
Henry Chick. foreman Of the plaster
ers employed on the work. when seen
by a representative Of The Washington
Herald last night refused 10 talk on the
subject but admitted the fact that Dodds
was discharged He would not say, how
ever, what was the cause of the dis
missai.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
Death of Francis J. o'NeiII.

cablegram from London announced
the death. yesterday, at Bournemouth. of
Francis j. O'Neill. of the London Office
OF the Associated Press. whose fatal i'll
ness was announced in this paper ten
days ago. Mr.. ONeill was about forty
eight years Of age, and passed many years
Of his life in Washington. where he
lad countless friends. In newspaper
work. as city editor of the Washington
Post, and later as a dramatic writer. he
became widely known. Mrs. O'Nein has
relatives and friends In Washington She
was the daughter Of the late Admiral Van
Landt, of Virginia. and their marriage
occurred here. IL is probable that the
interment will be abroad Mr.. O'Neil
was a native OF Ireland.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04

Il have no plans for the future; / don't
know what l shall do.
The speaker was "the frail little woman
last night granted an interview TO a re-
porter for The Washington Herald.
Il am tired. so tired of it all-the pub
licity, the notoriety, the terrible sus-
pense the little sad-eyed woman sighed
and sank into big chair in the parlor of
the home of Judge A. B. Hayes. 1898 Six
teenth street northwest. whence she had
gone after the jury freed her of the
charge of having killed Senator Brown.
Showed Great Depression.
She was free and surrounded by friends
but the terror of the prison and the court
still was upon her. She was downcast
depressed. and dispirited. despite the fact
that she had gained new lease on life.
Il shall go, perhaps. to Salt Lake" she
said; and her tremulous voice tralled
away in a whisper almost inaudible.
May Go IN Utah.
1 feel Ike a ship without a rudder." q"
she continued. II / make any move in
the near future. it will be to return TO
my friends in Utah. who have been SO
true and so kind during my trying ordeal.
My little son Montgomery has been des-
Perately i'll with pneumonia for the last
few days and my decision as to the fu-
ture viii depend upon his recovery. My
kind friends, Mr.. and Mrs Hayes, have
asked me to make them short visit. but
just how long / shall be able 10 stay with
them will depend entirely upon the I'M
provement made by Montgomery"
When asked what her views were of the
verdict rendered by the jury. AIrs. Brad
ley said that she could not express in
words her sincere gratitude TO the men
who had acquitted her
I shall never be able to say enough
to the press TO express my great graft
tude TO these men," she said NO words
that / can command can tell Of my great
feeling for Their well considered opinion.
Discards Browns Picture.
Mrs Bradley spoke Of former Senator
Brown without emotion. and said that she
had not only left the belongings she had
used during her confinement at the prison
cell. but that she had also left the large
picture of the man she had killed 10 be
disposed of by the warden Of the iaH.
Il left the picture Of senator Brown in
the cell" she said "and I trust that 7
will never see il again. never again
want to see the picture of the man who
ruined my life. II will be of no benefit 10
me. but. on the contrary will recall 20
memory the one incident in my life which
do not care 20 remember"
Although reticent about referring 10
her trial. Mrs. Bradley said that she was
more than pleased with the manner in
which il had been conducted by her at
torneys. and had only words OF praise for
Judge stafford, who presided.
Thankful for support.
In touching upon the criticisms made
of her during the trial. Mrs. Bradley
took occasion 10 express her sincere
thanks TO The Washington Herald for
the generous support it had rendered her
I'm relating the facts brought out by the
testimony of the several witnesses.
All the papers have been kind 10 me. 90
she said. but l want 20 particularly
mention The Herald. "
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
ENDEAvoRERs IN SESSION.
DIR. Clark and Rev. shaw Breakfast
with Mr.. Fairbanks

The third session of the District Chris
tian Endeavor Society was held last night
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.The addresses were made by Will
lam Shaw, general secretary of the So
ciety, and by Rev. Francis L. Clark.
A pastors conference was conducted in
the morning. In the afternoon a Junior
rally was held. A conference was con-
Quoted by Edward Tarring. president of
the District Union. Supper was served AT
8 o'clock -Four hundred dollars were sub
scribed for foreign missions
Mr.. Edward Tarring presided at the
evening session. Or. Clark made an
address.
Young beople should thank God for
the responsibilities they have" he said.
The outlook for the advancement of the
cause Of Christianity was never brighter. -
DIR. Clark and Mr.. Shaw had breakfast
with Vice President Fairbanks and Wis
tied Speaker Cannon at the Capitol in
the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William T. Gallon %. and Ida r. Ames 2, both
Of Baltimore Nd. Rev. ]. Z. Irvine
Frank a. simpson, % and Mary NJ. Gates, ls
Rev. NJ T. Egan
Louis +. Meyers. y. and Minnie NJ Gogsins. p
both n Baltimore Nd. Rev. Thomas r. Mc'iugan
joseph W Crouch. p. and Blanche Baxter ls
Rev. r. H. Lamar.
Logan Tucker D. and Mary X. Broome, 2s Rev
r. NJ Bristol.
William W. Owen. IS. Of BerthaviIlc. Va. and
Minnie v Wingate 3. Of Newbmg. Nd. Rev p,
W. Johnson.
Roy l. Lyons, at, and Catherine woodsou, 26
Rev. J.. q. Hubbard
Hugh II. Lyons "a and Ada NJ. Williams %. Of
Rivcrlale Nd Rev. r. W. Johnson.
COLORED.
Fred Young. 2l and Elnora Thompson, Is Rev
J. ;. /. Bmke.
David c Wright e, and Mamie A. Lucas. 81
Rev. George W Lee
George ". Digs. - and Lucy Galloway. q
Rev. George W. Ice.
William :. Brown. 5i and Sarah Roy. 2 Rev
J. \ TaylCr
Eddie Chase, 3, and Marguerite King n. Rev
4. II. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
RESIGNS FROM TRADE BOARD
7. W. Smith Quits Chamber of Com
merce Directorate.
Succeeded by Joseph Richardson.
Committee TO Attend Rivers and
HarbOrs Congress.

Routine business occupied the atter-
ton Of the directors Of the Chamber a
Commerce yesterday afternoon. Sevea-
teen OF the members were present
Among the communications 20 the
board was one from Thomas W. Smith,
who resigned from the board of directors.
stating that his official duties would not
permit OF hIs being "A member Of TWO
bodies having objects 50 similar as those
OF the Board OF Trade and Chamber Of
Commerce Mr.. Smith suggested that il
would be wise az some time. for the
two bodies 20 unite. forming one strong
md efficient oody for carrying forward
the objects which the two bodies are
now striving 10 accomplish
The resignation was accepted, and Jo-
seph Richardson, of Richardson & Bur
CESS. WAS elected to I'll the vacancy.
The invitation of the Rivers and Har-
bors Congress 10 be represented at the
meeting Of the body was accepted. and
a committee of five appointed, as follows.
Robert n. Harper, Allen ID. Albert, Nor
man Gait. John J.. Weaver, and Chapin
Brown.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-04
VAIL FUNERAL TODAY.
Commanders 8Ody to He Inferred
at Indiana Home

= -'DHs 1T -
at Indiana Home.
Funeral services for Commander Hol-
man Vail. retired, OF the United States
army, who died suddenly Monday even
ing from acute indigestion. at his apart
ments in the Farragut, Seventeenth and
streets northwest. will be held AT Har-
veys undertaking establishment 1926
Fourteenth street northwest, to-day at L
O'Clock.
The body will be taken 10 the old fam
ily home at Aurora, Ind. for interment,
where his eldest daughter. who was
drowned in the Mississippi River two
years ago while on a trip with her
father. is buried
Commander Vail was born in Indiana
In lSi5, and received an appointment 10
the army from that state September y.
1861, serving during the civil war against
Morgan. He was in active service until
December 4. 1880. and for the past ten
years had been inspector of lighthouses
on the Mississippi
At the time of his death the commander
was SiXty-twO years OF age, and is sur
vived by his wife, who Is Frustrated by
the shock Of her husbands sudden death
and one daughter, Miss Julia VAN.