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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-15
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GUARANTEES WIN

The Guarantees certainly went
.ftor the Oahus on the Island yester-
day, the awful slaughter finally be-
ing stopped when the score stood at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-15
the wonderful figure of 80 to 4. T

the wonderful figure of 80 to 4. The
lineup:
James, c; d. Meineckc, 3b; Kim Wo,
2b; +. James, II; "Old Horse" Lono,
IS; G. c. Leach, CT; ID. Hugo, RI; J.
e. Beck, 1b.
Oahus--M. Souza, s. Mandonca, M.
Phillips, A. Mandonca, r. Rosa, A.
Alameda, s. Gomse, +. Silva, NJ. Co
mes.
Runs by innings:
1913 % 7S9
Guarantees .2O4l0 343 3-30
Oahu 900 OOO1 D o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-15
THE TRUTH IS: THAT FINE
..r WAS PAID LAST WEEK

The truth about Barney Joy and
his fine seems hard to locate. The
morning paper Of Saturday states
that 1t had not at that time been
paid. This is a mistake, as a meet
ing of the League was held on Tues
day, ia which a representative of the
Saints said that the fine was to come
out of the pro rata of the club,
which means that the Saints have
paid for Barney.
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Muckonzia was tho "huptinp boy"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

didos los cr6ditos necesarios para s1se-
tuar dichos pagos, con cargo & los so
brantes del Tesoro no afectos 6 otras
obligaciones.
Ell Secretario do Hacienda qneda en-
cargado del cumplimiento de este DE-
creto, que comenzarA s regir desde m
publication en- Ii Gaceta Ofcial.
CAarIes = Magcon,
Gobernador Provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23
LITOGRAFIADO Y DE vENTA EN- Ell
BOletin MerCantil
de A. Lynn Htjos dc Perez Aons
(Libre de gastos de envio)

en- colore tamano grande
CODIGO MASONICO. coores, gande. 110
de LUIS oraa artist
a.
"LLEVAME AL CINE MAMA DANA argada 030
LA MARIPOSA' mazurka de
le salon. 060
LAS DOS pA1oMAs'. DANA cubana Gnza de
o30
PLANO DE Ia CAPITAL lores
GIROS DE FEI.ltITAtIoN Nuevo. -
SORPR1SA PARA Ell DIA De INOCENTES eooes. tamano
de elempmes.
TARJETAS PARA 80 ACEvO popas pera los Es-
tados Unidos copas
MApAS DE La lSA en- eolores IL puieaaas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

trada Palma, Presidente que fue de Ia
Rep1blica de Cuba, en- beneficio de la
cual consagr6 los mejores amos de su
existencia, constituyen para Cuba una
deuda de gratitud imperecedera que
no podr4 pagar de ning1n modo mejor
que atendiendo las necesidades de
La desventurada viuda 8 hijos memories
de tan excelso patricia:
Por tanto, 70, Charles E. Magoon,
en- uso de las facultades que me estan
conferidas como Gobernador Provisio-
nal de la Rep1blica de Cuba.
RESUELVO:
Conceder, como por ell presente con-
cedo, una pension vitalicia de cinco
mil pesos anuales en- moneda Official &
La sonora doiia Genoveva Guardiola,
viuda de Estrada Palma, y una PEN
sion de cincuenta pesos mensuales en-
igual clase de moneda cada uno de
sus memories hijos dona Candelaria,
do1a Lucia, don Carlos y don Rafael
Estrada Palma Guardiola hasta que
edad. Quedan por Ell presente conee-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-23

BUQUEs ANUNCIADoS

Napor americana Caracas. Con deo-
tino d New York saldra de este puer-
to ell % del corriente.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18
Vim Rogers Guaranteed Silver AbsOluteIy FREE
With Every
Purchase
to $50

Nothing could
be more accept
able either for
your own use or
for gift purposes.
The chest con-
tainS 8 table
spoons, 9 tea
spoons, 8 knives,
8 forks, sugar
spoon and butter
knife. If you're
TO be married this
fall you should
profit by this offer.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
HEINRICHS'
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Civil War Veteran Will Rest in
the National Gems
terry

Funeral services for Rudolph Helm
richs, since the close of the civil war
a clerk in the adjutant generals office
OF the War Department. who died at
his residence, 1l17 Euclid street north
west. yesterday afternoon. viii be held
from the family home tomorrow at 1870
o'clock DR.. John Huddle, OF the St
Pauls English Lutheran Church, VII
conduct the services. Interment wiil
be 81 Arlington
Mr.. Heinrichs was seventy-three
years old. and died after an illness Of
five weeks He was born in Germany.
coming. 10 this country when he was
twenty-five years old. At the outbreak
Of the civil war he enlisted in the Thir-
ty-third New Jersey Volunteers. He
served through the greater part Of the
war as clerk to General Meigs. Of the
Union army.
Toward the close Of the war or the
rebellion he was detailed 20 the War
Department, where ne has been ever
since. He was a member Of the Raw
Inns Post. Of the @. a. r. Mr.. Helm
richs is survived by a wife four daugh-
ters Mrs Rudolph Schneider. Mrs.
Paul Non8Oeckmann, of New York;
Mrs. Harry S. Richardson of Cleve-
land. Ohio. and Miss Minna Helnrlchs,
Of this city. and two sons. Lewis and
Robert Heinrichs, residing in Washing
ton.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
LED MEN ORGANIZE
WITH NEW OFFICERS
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. OCT. Q.

Seminole Tribe, TO. 80, Red Men. was
organized in this city last evening A
delegation Of 200 Red Men from Wash
ington came TO Alexandra. and with
OsCeola Tribe Of this city, installed the
officers Of the new tribe The exercises
began at S o'clock and were not com
pleted until / o'clock in the morning.
The new tribe starts out with mem
beTship of nfty-two Of the leading men
Of Alexandria. The officers installed
were. Sachem, J. William Mag; senior
sycamore. A. l. Jameson, junior saga
more, .. z. Robey; prophet, r. s. Bar
rett; chief of records, II. Noel Garner,
collector OF wampum. Harry ID. Kirk
keeper OF wampum. Carol H. May;
trustees. Arthur II. Mitchell. ". H.
Charles. and Carroll D. Wolf. keeper
Of wigwam. Louis p. Woodward. com
mittee on bylaws. A l. Jameson. X.
W Ogden. H n Garner. J. W May.
and W. s NickIin: committee on sup
plies, \. D. Crimes, O H Kirk. J. W
May, and " s Nicklin-
The new tribe viii meet in the rooms
over the Alexandra National Bank on
the second and fourth Fridays Of each
month.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
FRIEDLANDER SALE
PROVING POPULAR

Friedlander Bros clothing stone at
Ninth and z streets is crowded each
day by those who are taking advan-
tage Of the large sale, at greatly re-
duced prices, OF mems and boys cloth
ing, which is going on, in order TO
close out the entire stock bought from
Phillips. Shiler & Co. This stock rep
resents over 1000 suits and overcoats.
which Friedlander Bros. purchased al
a forced sale.
A great many sales have been made.
but owing 10 the enormous stock on
hand good selection is stu left 10
the men or boys who crowd the store
looking for bargains.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Believes in Regulation.

''Do not misunderstood me- believe
in supervision or regulation by COM
mission The great danger lies in those
sections of the laws which practically
place the operation Of the railroads in
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
NAVAL STORES COMBINE.

NEW ORLEANS. oct 9.-Nava. stores
operators representing five Southern
States, have completed plans % estab-
lish a producers selling company, cap
italized at 100000 The company will
have headquarters at Jacksonville Fla.
It's object VIII be 10 get better prices
for naval stores products.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
CHILD IS RESCUED.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Oct. 9-Sidncy
Kaufman. aged three. son Of William
Kaufman, n merchant OF TINS place.
was rescued from almost certain death
I'm a fire OF his own kindliuE today by
Miss Minnie Meyer. n nciEhbor. When
she reached the boy he was surrounded
by flames leapinS high IN the air.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Pfning for Lad in Katerland,
Pretty Maid Commits Suicide
Brought Over From Germany by Wealthy American Girl
Is Despondent and Heartbroken-Ends
Her Life

turned the lock. and then fell across
the threshold. She was dead when Dr.
Hubeck arrived from the J. HOOD
Wright Hospital
Two years ago. while travelling in
Germany. the Menchenburgs found the
pretty little maid in a village near Ber-
lin, and she was persuaded TO leave her
fiance and come 10 America her en-
plOyer said. after the suicide. that,
though she had never given any indiea-
ton OF her desperate grief hc felt sure
she had pinned for the sturly German
lad whom she had left in the Water
land.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

the hands Of men wholly lacking in the
training
There is no one who has greater con-
fidence than / in the high purposes or
the members Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Yet its important
relations TO international commerce re
quired that freight rates from Asia
TO inland American points should be
published for thirty days. When ship
per in Shanghai asked a rate on a
consignment OF goods, he wanted II
that day, ne would not wait until the
next day or next week
The effect Of this order was to drive
American ships from the Pacific. The
solution Of the problem of continuing
railroad development rests in giving
the railroads a square deal. That means
a prohibition Of all rate discrimina-
ton. but fun and complete authority
10 fix their own rates. subject 10 regu-
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Heartbroken.
amidst luxury, Martha Lorenzen,
pretty maid in the home of Andrew
". Menchenburg, at 18th street and
Riverside drive. last night locked her
self in her room, after kissing the chill
dren. and put a bullet in her barred
breast.
Hearing the muffed report, Manchen-
burg ran to her door.
open. Open" he cried.
Though dying the young woman
obeyed. She staggered 10 the door,
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

wo5nenned Kld-heavye =
WORTH tnesth -
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
LUTHERAN SYNODS MERGE.

ALBANY. Oct "A merger Of the
HartwiCl, Francken, and New York
and New Jersey Lutheran Synods under
the title OF The Synod Of the Evan
gelicaI Lutheran Church was effected
here today. O.. l. Neuuer, Of New
York. was elected President.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
TERMINAL.

Stranger (who has gone 10 the coun-
try for a day or tWo)-This IS absolutely
the last spot on earth that I'd want 10
come 10 for a vacation. It's the jump
ing of place.
Regular BOarder-Then it's all right
une.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
- - q NATURES
- - ~ PERFECT TONIC

There matter how healthy who
does not need tonic sometimes Little physical
the appetite fails digestion the body feels
and other unpleasant warning
dordered and needs
medicine made entirely of healing cleansing invgo-atng
and herbs systemic remedy without equal S. S. has the addi
tona value of being the of all blood purifiers
the healthy circulation Of the blood d the body of that tired
feeling improves the appetite digestion
OF health to those whose weakened depleted
who down IN health should
thoroug hly purify the blood and the admir-
ably suited Tor systemic
be used without harmful results
effects ever follow The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA,
The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Committee Reports.

Committee reports were heard during
the morning and in the afternoon the
report of the resolutions committee was
read, and routine business concluded.
After the adjournment of the business
session in the afternoon. the delegates
and guests of the convention We're TAX
en- on a sightseeing tour about Chicago,
as guests of the Chicago Association Of
Commerce A thousand automobiles
were used i'm making the trip.
The Washington times., 1908-10-09

Charles Flood, cOIored. charged with
asaulting and beating Martha Major
COlored. forfeited s. ccIateral this morn
ing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
SIZE FoR NORMAL sCHooL

Al she meeting here OF the board
OF trustees OF the fredericksburg
Normal School, the determination on
the part OF the board OF commence
the work OF construction at an early
date was manifest. This, OF course,
makes 10 incumbent upon the city OF
fredericksburg TO comply with the
provision OF the statute making the
appropriation TO establish the
school, and provide the $50, 900 re
quired OF this cisy AS = prerequisite
10 she building OF the school. OF
course there IL no question: that
fredericksburg will arise to this
occasion as she has always done in
such matters in the past. 1t is pre-
sumable that this contribution. will
be partially made, at least, by pre-
seutation OF site upon which TO
build the school. IL strikes us. there
fore, that the Aims House property,
which the city owns, wou.I meet a.,
requirements as a suitab. location.
and its acceptance for this purpose
would curtail the amount TO be ap-
propriated by the city to the extent
OF its fair cost value. The Aims
House property is considerably
larger in area and value than is nee
essary for the purposes OF its present
use, and a cheaper and equally ser
viceable piece OF property could be
purchased by the>clty as a consider
ably smaller figure than the present
property is worth. The site is
reasonably convenient ~ the public
school house OF the city, will make a
picturesque and healthful location
Tor the normal school, and II not Of
sufficient area it can be added to at
a reasonable cost. Wesuggest there
fore, that the matter be considered.
at least, by the council.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
A DISGUSTING AFFAIR.

The most disgusting banquet ever
held In the confines OF this country
took place in New York one night
this week. 1t was called an equal
ity least" and white girls were sand
wiched in at the tables between negro
men. Such feast" held anywhere
south OF Mason and Dixons line
would undoubtedly have resulted in
a coat OF tar and feathers for each
Individual diner, and there Is a pos
ability that IL would be attended by
even more serious results. The prin-
cipal appeal OF the evening was made
by man named Holt, and was for
intermarriage between the races.
This appeal, says the Associated
Press account OF she affair, was
greeted with prolonged applause by
o"th whites aud blacks.
A more disgusting and revolving
scene has never been pictured in print
than is shown by the account OF this
banquet. IL seems to have been held
In order to stir up the negro to de-
mand some imaginary rights, such
ss social equality, etc; but we do
not believe shat is will result in any
thing, except in creating disgust, not
only among the whites, but among
sensible negroes, for the particl-
points.
IL the negro should try to act on
the advice handed out TO him at this
banquet, his condition, so far as the
South is concerned, will cause him to
seek q refuge far from the wrath OF
the Southern white people. A jail
sentence should be the portion OF
each man and woman who partici-
pated in that affair, and particularly
Tor each whise one; For these last
no defence could be found except, per
haps, insanity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
JAP WARSHIP SUNK
Explosion in Magazine Sends
Cruiser 10 the Bottom.
OVER 200 LIVES LOST
Field Marshal oyams's Son Among
Cadets Who Perished - Many ON
GERS Lost-Vessel Was Used As 4
Training Ship.

Toxic. MAY The training cruiser
Matsushima was sunk on the Posca.
dores islands by the explosion OF a
magazine.
The cruisers Itsukushima and Has
hidate rescued many OF the cadets and
crew. but IL is believed that more than
zoe men. including the captain OF the
Matsushima. are lost
Admiral Moshimatsu. commander OF
the training squadron. reports that the
explosion occurred in the stern maga
zine of the cruiser. while she was an
choring at Makang. harbor of the
Pescadores islands The cause OF the
explosion is unknown
The Matsushima immediately sank.
until only the bridge was visible. III
forts at rescue by boats from the
cruisers Hashidate and the Itsuku.
shima resulted IN saving the lives 81
l4l men. including some officers
The majority OF the officers were not
saved The cadets numbered fifty
eight out of 4 complement OF 500
The sons OF Baron Chinda. vice
minister OF the foreign ONCE. and Of
Prince Oyama. field marshal. are
among the cadets who. IL is feared. are
lost: also Captains Name Noshimori
and Nashiro.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
VIRGINIA NEWS
SNOW fell in the mountains OF Virginia
Thursday night.

Snow fell IN the mountains OF Virginia
Thursday night.
Col. T. B. Massis, Of Rappahannock
county, died Tuesday. Two sons survive.
Judge r. Carter Scott. OF Henrieo.
has refused to grant liquor bcense TO
Deep Run Hunt Club. one OF the select
organizations OF the city.
Il. NJ. Angle, of Dry Fork. who has
been on trial for several DAYS for al
legged distislery frauds, was Wednesday
touad guilty and his punishment
fixed at iour years in the penitentiarv
and a nne OF $4,000.
The application by Roanoke Houor
dealers before the Corporation Commits
sion Tor an order to compel the express
companies to receive and transport
liquors TO dry territory has been
postponed tail May IL. The towns
along the Norfolk 4 Western railroad
west OF Roanoke, have been made parties
DESCENDANT to the petition.
The B. +. & p. r. r. made application
70 tbs State Corporation Commission
for permission to charge an extra fare Of
one cent mile on ell passengers who
board The trains aud who iail to provide
themselves with tickets at such points
OF enberkation ~ tickets are offered for
sAis. The case II hxed Tor June 4.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02

Wilmington. Del May 1 - From
laughter and jest 20 death was but a
few steps Tor Mary Regley. twenty one
years old in Rockford park. With Eliz-
abeth Roget. the young woman had
gone from her home 10 the park. where
they met some friends. The party was
having merry time when Miss Reg
ley said she was thirsty and went to
pump a short distance away. when
she did not return her friends went
in search Of her. Near the pump. re.
Ginning upon a bench. they found the
body of the girL She had died OF
heart disease.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In tn,
PRINCIPAL Markets.

FftnCiOdi MarketS.
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR firm
vania roller. clear. stl0 q APO. city
mills. fancy. $3.50 $50 RYE FLOUR
quiet al SO q 4.5O per barrel
WHEAT steady: No. . Pennsylvania
red sN'. 2 S9c. CORN firm. No . vel
low, local. % q soc. OATS quiet. No
white. clipped 57iac.. lower grades
soc. HAY steady. timothy $lSHlS.5O
for large bales. PORK firm. family
Si2.5o per barrel BEEF steady: beet
nams. $3.50 - per barrel POULTRY
Live steady. hens. l40 l5c.. old roost
ers Zee. Dressed steady. choice fowls
l4i2c.- old roosters. luiec. BUTTER
urn. extra creamery. 2Oc. EGGS drm
selected ! ~ . iesdiss ,. nearby. Ice.
s ~sstern. l.c POTATOES hrm. AT
BALTIMORE = WHEAT hrm. No
> spot. s>ie q 9s3tc.. steamer No .
spot % "a S0lAC.. southern. 9tfr Csc
CORN quiet, miNed spot 69N6qisc. .
steamer mixed. 657s u 65i-c. southern
6SG 7ic OATS Arm: white. No p
3yc.. No. 3. 31ia q 5SiaC. No I. $40
aaC.. mixed. No .. 55i "a a6c. No
53d 54c. BUTTER nrm. creamery
separator extras. 3oN 3oiac. held. ~
q gle. prints. 81 q 32c.. Maryland and
rennssl lNania dairy prints. l9u poo
EGGS firm. fancy Maryland. Pcnnsyl.
Nania. virginia and West Virginia
Ice. southern. l5c
NEW lOkN - BUTTER steady .
creamery specials 29c. do extras
20 l-C. common 20 special $50 Doc 3.
state dairy. common TO choice 1871
-sc-, process common 10 special. L.
"a 1fc., western factory first 2Oc.
CHEESE weak. FUN cream specials.
- he skins. l q siac EGGS irregu-
lar, state Pynnsyivania ana nearby
fancy selected white. lNiaNlgc.. GOOD
10 choice. lsia r. lSc.. brown and mix
81. extra l1'ec.. first To extra hrst.
liza l4iac.. western fresh gathered
first. l6u l6isc. POULTRY. Dressed
steady. turkeys. l2u lie. fowls. l.
y l4i-c. POTATOES weak. Bermudq
new. per barrel SfU7. Florida s25U
"a 40. state and western I'm bulk. Dor
lNG pounds. s. 5Nfi 2.62. European. per
i6S-pOund bag. S.N =. so Sweet POtn
ket CARRIAGES weak. southern. per
crate 25c $50; Old Danish seed
per ton SfuS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
TAFT AND HUGHES
ohio Man Wants New Yorker
For Running Mate.
OTHER NAMES CONSIDERED

Fairbanks, cor;elyou and Governor
Fort Are Next Choices n Taft PEG
pie Control the Republican National
Convention.
Washington. May The ticket 10
Taft and Hughes. il the Tar; forces
control the Republican convention and
can get Governor Hughes 10 accept
They now consider Taft's nomina-
ton as certain as matters political
can be. and are working on the other
end OF the ticket
-Four names are under consider.
alton. Governor Hughes is their FIRST
choice. Il viii be undoubtedly up 20
the New York governor TO say whether
or not he will accept
II he declines then the names OF
Vice President Fairbanks. Secretary
OF the Treasury Cortelyou and Cover.
nor Fort OF New Jersey. will be taken
up in the order named.
There is quite feeling for Fair.
banks because OF the strength he has
developed for first place While Taft
has won out in most ~pf the contests
with the Fairbanks following. the Vic.
tory has been close one
Secretary TAFT is warm admirer
OF his colleague Mr.. Cortelyou. and
would be glad TO have him associated
with him on the ticket
Hughes. Fairbanks. Cortelyou. in the
order named. is the Taft slate for the
ticket. and If Senator Murray Crane
OF Massachusetts. can be induced 70
become national chairman. the Taft
program viii be completed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02

trhe Aatsushima is protected
cruiser. She was built in 1900. Her
displacement is se37 tons length as-
feet. and indicated horse power $500
She had two decks and twelve gun Do
sitions. Her armament consisted ol
one 12.6-inch Canet gun. twelve 4 e.
inch quick firers. FIVE 6-poundcr quick
firers, eleven 2poundcr quick frers
and six machine guns She had also
four torpedo tubes Her complement is
given in the books OF record as $50
men. The MatsUshima took part in the
Russo-japanose war she was instru
mental in November 1904. In sending
70 the bottom three Russian torpedo
boats that were attempting 20 ESCAPE
from Port Arthur. These Russian YES
sells were trying 90 carry out dupn
Gates OF dispatch from General
Stoesscl)
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
VIII Purchase Embassies.

Washington. May l. - The house
committee on foreign relations decided
TO report favorably bill providing for
the purchase abroad OF American en-.
bassy. legation and consular buildings
and providing that not more than 81.
100000 shall be appropriated each
year for this purpose. For this year the
bill appropriates 100000 for the pur.
chase OF embassies at Berlin and Mex.
leo City. and 100000 for the purchase
OF consulates at Shanghai and Yoke
hama.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02

Baltimore. May 1.-The state Repub.
hcan convention met and named a
delegates-at-large 20 the national con.
vention General Felix Agnus. OF the
American; William p. Jackson. OF Wi
comico county. and Congressman
Pearre end Mudd. A resolution was
adopted endorsing Secretary OF War
Taft as candidate for the presidency
and instructing the delegates elected
TO use all honorable means to secure
his nomination.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
PresIdent Receives Immense petltlon

Washington. May An immense
petition. bearing the signatures of PAS.
500 persons. requesting that a pardon
be granted to Captain William Van
Schaiok. master OF the Inflated Gen
eral Slocum when the vessel was de
stroyed by FIRE in New York harbot
ON June Is. 1894. with a loss of more
than thousand lives. was presented
to President Roosevelt and to Attor
ney General Bonaparte by committee
OF the American Association of Mas
tiers. Mates and Pilots. The president
assured the committee that the matter
would receive careful consideration.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-05-02
HE < RAY

For the positive cure OF cancer, tumors
and all skin diseases. for the locating OF
Internal diseases, offer the public the
only treatment OF this kind south OF
Washington. Testimonials and proof OF
cures furnished on application. The only
thoroughly equipped Office In city.
W. J. Chewning. NJ D..
1902 Princess Anne Street
sapS- IN 2tw-n9-1m