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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19

To-Day throughout the entire south
the snuiversary OF the birth of Robert
E. Lee Ia being honored In one Ssy or
another. at nigh. ex.CoDtederates and
Others will gather arouad fsaiiVe boards
and recit5 Teminisceuces OF The exciting
days Of lSGl.1S65 az we'll as recolIec-
tions Of the camp fires during the tcu'
years. couAic:. They will not be "Tent.
ing Toaigh. on the Old Damp Ground
nor singing can Qlies on the Poto.
mao" but their minds will go bsck to
the times when they were wearing the
gray In bleak winter and passing through
scenes So dismal ss that represented 10
The picture OF Washington crossing the
Delssare 10 an open boat Silh the crew
breaking q path through the ice. The
survivors OF The COT flc; for rights guar.
aoteed their foreia.hers will have more
varied bill of isre than parched CORD,
upon which 30 many st times bad tosuP,
sud their spreads will Include thipka In
and cut of scssop. They, too, will be
gathered as Knights of old in their own
castles, tastefully and appropriately dec.
Grated by the women of the south Who
chaerfully suffered all self-abnesation to
further The cause of their country. The
members of r. E. Lee Camp of this city
anticipate hsppy time tonight, as Go
all other camps 10 the southland. There
will Be similar reunions in places north
of Mason and Dixon's line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19

SENATOR HEYBURS VAS on the vergt
O: wsYlcs the biUody shir. In the San.
ste Yesterday sitsrnooo, but was tenn.
po:s..!y rsssraiasd By the conservative
sooa sense Of the democratic minority,
|hs IDAHO senator introduced reso.
lusio, calling upon the secretary OF the
sressu1y TO. information relative to the
report that tae collector OF customs at
Newport News, Vs., Intended to close
She custom house a. that place today
10 honor Of the birthday of Robert +
Lee. S,ustlr Hepburn Obtained the
adoption OF his resolution, which does
no. nensiGn Gauersi Lee by name,
bat ha failed 20 stir up debate be-
Cause the democrats declined to be
drawn into a controversy over the mst.
ter, Senator II y bu,n stands s!moa
s!on in CJrssees, 60 far as can b.
learned, 10 telrg bitterly opposed to
she placsog OF General Lees sta!ue
ia ststasry Hsll, and the name OF the
g7ea: soldier IS net uGs very soothing to
the the Idaho seoaios. The discre
ton nssifes:ed by the democratic NIL
uosity sill De commended not only By
their constituents but ell well,disposed
and conservative people throughout the
county. When Mr.. Hepburn cast bis
fire brand 1t WAS the part Ut wisdom to
stand ssde aud let it burn Itself out,
Il would be better to follow the same
coarss shen key csnnous are discharge
by G. 4. z. posts and woman's auxil!.
aries IN the north 10 feeble protest
assiust the appearance OF General
Robert E. Lse's statue in tho Ospitol ST
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. 10. 1910.

WHES j. serves their purpose the re.
trocessiopis.s ptale abou. the consts
tu.ion. Well, Virginia will meet them
On constitutional grounds waen those
people a;tsmp! 10 rob the state OF Alex.
and,ia city snd county. The lew re:ro.
Cessiuni5ss IN Alexandria city, hoWeVtr,
mus. lee! cheap whsn tney sre told that
the Gig is not wsaed by those who are
a2..a:lag Ills question. BIZ. to return
70 tee constitutional question. Why has
the question IF the legality of the forma.
too of the State of West Virginia never
bsan allowed to come squlrely before the
Supre,ee Court; or Why is 1t that the
Fifteenth amendment to the constitution
hes never been passed upon By tia: au-
yus. bodY-!hs Supreme Court OF the
United State. This whole retrooeSsion
basluts5 is we'll explained III an article
headed "Tae PlGnde1e,s of Wishing.
too," recsntly published in Pesrson's
Msvsziae and which tells how the Dis
trjct az Columbia 10 robbed BY set Of cor.
sop. schemers. The following Is 40 ex
cespt:
A movement! was started few months
apo 70 bring back into The District that
por,inp w:.ich WIS retr9ccded to Virginia
IN 1886 aud is now called Alexandra
ccuply. One plan Is 10 bsVe the sct OF
r;trcc.ss!ca declared unconstitutional by
the Uaitea S1rtemo Court; another ia
through 90 act OF COnaress and negotia.
tioa with Virgins. President TAFT de-
c!srsd 8! the big banquet on May s thst
ha had always Questioned The validity OF
the llauster aad strongly endorsed the
schcme to enlarge the District. It 10
oaly fair to pressure thss he had nevor
sane into ths matter, had NOT learned
that /! is ore great big real estate grab
which bids fair to disiranchise fully
tsen,y Thousand citzsns, to cost Uocle
Sam ruil!;ora of dollars and to furnish q
ss.rda Of The fret magnitude. Repre-.
sentative ~. 5. Greene, of Msssachu.
satls, ilttoGuced at tho extra session q
bill! pro7;diLg ior tie remuneration OF
Alexsadria county. He Is chairman of
.he committes ou merchant marine and
fisher;ea aad it Hould be eminently 1T.
ting for shat committee to coneider the
messnr., for never WAS there holder
set Of buccaneers on the Spanish Main
than are the real estate ad7en,urers who
are en- sineerins this plot to pirate thirty
SQUARE miles of land from sovereign
state. They have tried their luck 10 q
modest way % the Virginia side and re-
alizs teal :hs Que thing they reed TO In.
sa.o . golden hsr9es. is for Uncle Sam
soSuild miles OF streets and roads and to
fix he tax rata at one and one.half per
cent fot all time. They haven't made
the aloya pei,t oecsuse speculation and
own.youf-own .r0G1ing WAS too gooi 90
&he Marylsnd side; COW every thing there
is developed Oh paper, and it Is really
-ematSs5!e how, al of sudden, our
glorious naiionsl capital Is cramped fol
SPACE. Atsxandrsa's $4,000 people are
already protesting, in spite OF the fact
tat lne;T little city is bonded almost 10
to tark,pp'-y. but 1t is not Intended
that they shall be CONSULTED at all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Sixty.tirst Congress.
(Second SESSION.
Washington, Jan. 10.
SENATE,

The frat of The big money measures
came before the Senate today when the
District OF Columbia appropriation bill
was tsksn Up fer confederation. The
bill carries approximately $ll, 1000, 900.
| Senator Gordon (len., NJ ss.), Vas to.
day given the following committee as.
signmens:
Expenditures In tbs Department OF
State, immigration, Indian deprcdstions.
mint committee on revision Of The Laws
and the committee on public expendi.
| tures.
After two hours consideration, and
tho adoption of many mioor amend.
meuts, the Ois!sic. of Columbia sp'
preparation bill was passed.
The p7esiden. of the Senate aligned
the joint resolution providing for an
Investigation Of the BalliDger.Piuchot
controversy.
The resolution will he ready fol
President Tsf.'s approval this evening
sni tomorrow.
The Senate voted 1000 to enable
the dIs:ric: commissioners to send the
correct time to every part CT the city 81
some particular hour every day.
HOUSE.
The House yesterday passed bills
authorizing the city OF Minneapolis to
construc! q bridge acros; the Mississippi,
the MoDoagsheIs Railroad Company to
bridge the Mouohgaheia river bstwes1
Fayeite and Greene counties, West Viz
glnis; and the Union Railroad and DOCK
O,mfsay to sbTidge the same strem al
M1rsaatown W. VS..
A little stream called "102 river" thst
Wanaers over some ninety miles of Mis-.
souri, sui nesr st. Joseph, burst into
national fame In the House when Mr..
maan (Rsp. of Ills,,) called up q bill
| providing for the transfer of the river
from federal to state authority.
The farmers living adjacent to
l02 River want TO use 1t IS drainage
canal but cannot do 30 ss long a,
1t lie controlled BIZ the national govern.
meut. Representative Ksifer rep,
Ohio, wanted an explanation of The bill
sad Mann gave it at length. Repre-
sentati7es Clern (dep., Mo-, Macon
dem ARK Douglas yep, Ohio), and
others engaged 10 the discussion which
! lasted aoou. thres quarters of su hour.
| Tee bill vas finally passed Without oppG-
| sitiou and similar action vas taken on
bills declaring the Nodswsy aud Big
Tarkahoe rivers, also in Missouri, to be
non .uavigable and transferred to slate
control.
The H?uss passed bill creating 3
! bureau OF lighthouses Ia the Depart.
ment of Commerce and Labor with 8
commissioner al lis head who shall draw
S., 900 year. The bill also provides 3
! construction.
a bill WAS introduced granting
pensions OF from $50 to $40 per month
| to ell federal veterans of the civil war
! Hho served for ninety dsys or more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
To-day Telcgraphic News
The Legislature.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Va, Jan. 10 -Ssns; o;
Parks Introduced bill To-Day making
the pa: Ing of football misdemeanor.
Delegate Stephenson presented bill
providing for the sterilization of habitual
crioniua;s and idiots.
Members OF the Legislature today 10.
formally SCENE ed TO generally disap prove
the antl-ialoon programme look ng to
the passage OF an act to enable Is pei
cen: OF vo!ers to call state Wide cleo.
ton, such bill will probably bs de.
fea.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Ten Perfous Drowned.

San Francisco, Jan. l9.-Captsin A.
Schroeder, commander OF the Norwegian
schooner Alice, together With bis wife
and daughter and crew0of se7en nep,
we're drowned when the schooner found.
cred 10 storm in the South secs early
las. December, according to news
brought here by the sailors OF the
scboone. Kellogg, which arrived today
from Rsrstongs, in The Cook group.
The Alice VAS engaged In intes-island
trade,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
DIED.

On Tuesday, January 10, 1910. at the resi-.
dence of her son.in-law, william, B. Moncure,
No 1909 North Capital street. Washington,
D. G., LUCINDA HERBERT EVERs-
FIELD, widow of John L. Eversfeld. of
Baltimore, and daughter of the late Hon.
John Carlyle Herbert. Of Maryland, The
funeral services will be held st St. John q
CHURCH. Belayille, on ghsrsday, January 20,
slalsPl al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Giving Her Blood to Save Her Boy

Giving Her Blood to Save Her Boy.
New York, Jan. IA mother 8
love and e mothers blood may save the
life OF little Arthur shibley, one Of the
boy victims oil the mysterious shooting
afray In High Bridge Park, In which
little Robbie Iopas vas murdered and
Arthur SHIRLEY shot down BY an IN.
znoRD assassin.
A! the hospital it::Ras declared today,
that the lad Was much strouge. and
might recover and If he does he will owe
his life to h!s mother.
The child began einkiug Las! night
and the physicians called the mother.
She knew what was wanted.
An incla!on wRs made ia her right
wrist and another In the boys right arm
at The elbow. Neither was unconscious.
Their veins we're connected and the
mothers blood WAS pumped into the
veins Of her dying child.
During the entire time the mot .er
spoke words of encouragement TO the
boy. After five minutes the boys con-
dillon began to chow signs of imps We
ment. A continual, gradual impr1ye-
ment was sho#n up to twenty minaies,
when the boys face became aashed.
Dr.. O. O. slckel, who performed the
operation OF blood TRANSMISSION, declared
that he did not think the operation
Honld have been sroh q succeas had any
other peraon other than the mother fur
nished the blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19

IS there is always enough legislation on
hand TO occupy the attention OF C)Dgass
FIVE hundred year,. With state legis.
lstures, Congress and house OF STATE
representatives there would soon be
eaough of measures TO last ten thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Tcs Election in Englaud.

London, Jan. 19--Odds of 90 TO l
hs. the liberals will ccntfol the next
Parliament were offered on the Stock
EuchsOge today without any takers.
With liberal, or coalition, victory
ssi ured III the forthcoming Pstlisment
the liberal party leaders are to-day map
ping ut program OF legislation more
radical than any ever before proposed in
England aud that the programme will be
auccsssiul every succeeding dsy's votit 8
mskes more apparent.
Among the measures that will be
urged by the dominant party will be Inc
adoption Of resou ion taking the power
OF veto away from The H. use of Lords,
The rein.roGu ,tion OF the budget, the Irish
home iule bill and bill TO stop plural
voting, thus abolishlDg the present franz
chiso handieap- under which the mssses
labor.
These reforms were definitely agreed
on by tho liberal leaders today. It,u,.
cessful Ia this legislation, the liberals,
with the aid CT the laborites and the
Irish nstioralists, will begin their fight
10 make the House of Lords an elective
body.
After this Urgent legislation Ia enacted
the liberals piau to reduce the member.
ship of the House OF Lords to 800.
The plan ia to permit the peers to
choose 100 Members who will serve for
Lille, the others TO be popu'arly elected.
As the 100 life peers die, their SUCCESSORS
are to BE- chosen BY election, the entire
body eventually becoming elective.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
To Oscar W. Herring, .te Ct 425 sarth

To oscar w. herring, late Ct 20 shrih
Washington street. Alexandra, Virgin ?,
and 1913 south 4e:h street Phi dejphia,
Pennsy lTania.
Tou are hereby notified that the under
sigutd has been appointed By the court 10
take testimony in t. e matter of lie suit for
divorce brought sgainst !ou By your wife,
Mary E Herring, in the Coprs of Comm II
Plea No. ;, Of Philadelphia County, PenI'
syivania, No. 4Cs Of March Term, 1909.
a meeting for the purpose OF hearing 81 h
testimony vii! be ht Id before me, at my ottc-
80 az zeal Estate Trust Building, Phii,delphis,
Pennsy lvania, on Monday. March %, 1910. al
two o'clock p. ~, OF which meeting you may
to this action.
5apls w4w y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
SWAN BROS
Remnant Sale
Thursday.

Every Thursday we have
our Remnant Sale. and
this week you will find
elegant bargaids. Many
lines Of winter merchan-
disc have been greatly
reduced, besides hum
dreds of good and use.
full remnants to choose
from,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19

Ladies' Zoe kinonss. remnant price.
Soc grey double blankets, remnant
prlce..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoe
Misses 81 and 81 80 winter dresses, rem
rant price, each ..... .................... 62c
Misses 81 .oS and S225 winter dresses,
remnant price, each. ......,.............. SSc
Sl.e8 chlidren's mun with scarf to
match, remnant price 80. ............ CSC
81 .9S Misses muff with scarf to match,
>. remnant ed price,."."."": ,............. sl.4s
Ss9S Misses grey NUT with scarf to
match, remnant rrlcs ...;.........:;. $2.i9
One $ co mlsses' sill wool navy blue
serge sailor suit, size IA, remnant
prlce.....,........... ..... .....,........ 90 %
Four large heavy bath msts, 75c vaIae,
ien9aut price ,.,,........ i9J
81 and Sl.sO short kimouos, slightly
soiled remnant price, each ...... .. epc
Que children beir skin caps, remnant
price each...".... .,,"....... ............. 29c
81 ehll1ren,s sear skin oars, remnant
price, each. ..... 10,
SIX dozen ladies' fancy collars, 10c and
loo value, remnant price, each...... 7e
One lot ladies' ESQ fancy collars, rem.
nant price, eacb. ............... 100
25c white bear skin caps, remnant
pLIIsi ehcH.... ........-.......... 19C
$50 Etderdo|n carriage robes remnant
price, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Children's 10c and u! small vests and
pants, remnant price, each ........... Sc
Csc pillow tops. remnant price, each. l9o
Soc children's cloth hats, remaant
price, each.......... ....................... 25c
twenty-five tozen Bursoa 2 c hose
(second quality, black, and black
with white feet, remnant price,. 15cr
Ten dozen heavy 5oc hair brushes, REM
nant price, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1yc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Good Remnant Values
Mems Department for
Thursday.

One lot of men s regular 81 90 fancy stiff
bosom shirts, with separate cuffs, in
sizes IA, Ia. IS, Isl and 10, choice
Thursday. each.............. .............,.. SEQ
81. 30 Manhattan fancy stiff bosom shirts,
each....;..;; 49,. sl.15
Two mems fleece lined raincoats, re.
duced from Sl.50..... ..............,....... 75c
Mems SOC fancy neglige shirts, eseh..... 35c
One lot boys SOC black sateen ahlrts,
eaCu Observation-Disclosures. S9E
One case mems 75c and 500 coat sweat
ers, each. 50,
Mems Sl.f0 outing flannel p8jamas,
suit ....... ...................... 99c
One Let mems SOC heavy canton laGnel
drawerq.:... .......................... 35a
Mems 81 60 red flannel underwear re-
duseu to........... ......... ........... 69o
One lot mems regular i. 60 camel's hair
wool underwear, choice............... 69c
Four pairs Wright's hesl.h sl.5O draw
ers. sizes AZ and a., choice pair........ 75c-
One lot mems wool sweater coats. worth
5 20 to $3.50, choice =. ................. CSC
One lot mems ESQ fancy suspenders,
pul. 1SG
One mans $3.50 fancy bath robe Thur.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ s5eS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-19
Tie Market

esorsstp#p. D. @; Jsa..ls' Wheat 10 liza
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09

are demanding that I run, nor insist
emily urging that I become candi-
date. I simply want the Office and
ask that, if my conduct of the Office
while I was Judge of Probate was
such as to meet with your approval,
you will give me your support both at
the primary election in September
and at the regular election in Nov
ember.
Very respectfully yours,
E. J. BAHE,
Hancock, Minnesota
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09

1t took about day for the ultra-conser
vationists to get in control of the conservation
congress in St. Paul this week and the western
governors bolted and went home. The two
ideals of conservation which FLASHED are repre-
sented by Pinchot and his followers who advo-
cate what is known as the eastern IDEAL and
the governors of several of the western states
who advocate what is known as the western
ideal. The eastern ideal stands for federal con-
troll of water power sites and natural resources,
while the western ideal stands for state control.
The balance was tipped in favor of the latter by
Roosevelt who in his address strongly favored
federal CONTROL alleging that the cry of state
control was set up by the predatory interests.
We are slow to believe that all the western
governors who bolted the congress are the
dupes of the predatory interests, and see no
reason why so much Importance should be at
taChed to federal or state control. Conservation
is policy towards which the people very
favorable just now, and the principal thing is
that it be pursued consistently by both state
and federal officials. For the past century both
the state and federal governments have been
devoted to opposite policy, that of literally
giving away the control of natural resources
and neither congress nor the state legislatures
have proved themselves the most worthy
guardians of the interests of conservation.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
What the Knife Said.

"Some folks want funny inscriptions
engraved on their silver said the
jeweler take wedding knives. Many
wedding cakes are such mountainous
affairs that special knife is required
to cut them. One of last months
brides cut her cake with knife that
was a present from her aunt l guess
not many Of the guests got to read the
inscription: If they had they would be
talking about it yet. Those knives are
supposed to be used for cutting the
brides cake and then laid on the shell:
for the rest Of time. but the aunt
couldn't distinguish. apparently, be-
tween wedding and birthday cakes, for
she made us engrave on the knife.
May servo thee well and often"
New York Press.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
For Representative.

Subject to the will of the Republican
voters, at the primary election Sept.
goth, I am candidate for representa-
tive from the 57th legislative dis
trict on the following PLATFORM
first, county option; second, tonnage
tax on iron ore; third, election of I'm
tied States senators by direct vote of
the people; fourth, drainage of swamp
lands and the advertising and settle
ment of vacant lands in northern
Minnesota; sixth, state hail insurance.
JAMES MACARTHUR.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
ADMITS KILLING COMPANION
Minnesota Man Confesses to Staying
Jcce9h Koski.

The body Of Joseph Koski was found
il tie = Louis river in the vicinity
II u.cQ, I'D it was supposed he
W. acc.1 2t1lly drowned while fish
irg. A b.. Sc on the head of Koski
aroused Suspicion, and Napoleon GAIA,
his companion, was arrested. GAIA
made a written confession that he
struck Koski with an oar and then
threw him into the river. GAIA claims
Koski drew a knife on him during a
quarrel The case will come before
the grand jury next month.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1910.

The Ballinger committee is meeting in
Minneapolis to make up their report, and at
the meeting Wednesday, condemned Ballinger
as an unworthy public servant by strict party
vote, some of the Republican members of the
committee not being present. The committee
will meet again when all members are present
and reverse this finding. This indicates the
committee report is simply a partisan matter
and should not be taken too seriously. The
country has pretty we'll made up it's mind on
the merits of the Ballinger controversy anyway.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
For Senator
JAMES GRIFFITH

To the voters of the fifty seventh leg
islative district of Minnesota:
am candidate for the nomination
for Senator of the fifty-seventh legis-
lative district of Minnesota, on the
Republican ticket.
I shall very much appreciate your
support.
If elected, I shall discarge my duties
honestly and fearlessly, and always
with proper regard for your best
their interests.
EDWARD RUsTAD,
Wheaton, MINI.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09

John Lind is back in Minnesota and says
that he has not changed his attitude relative to
accepting the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor When the Democratic state central COM
mittee meets next week, they will, if they take
Mr. Lind at his word, name substitute.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
BARRIERS In Former Times.

In former times the BARRIERS craft
was known as profession. The bar
Der was known as one who did minor
surgical operations and pulled teeth.
and in the time of Henry VIII. di
vision of business was made. so that
the barber was permitted to do these
things and a physician was restrain.
ed by law from cutting hair or trim
Aing boards.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
POLITICAL NOTICES.
For Representative.

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Republican nomination
for Representative from this legisla-
tive district, and respectfully solicit
the support of the voters at the Re-
publican primaries.
J. E. PETERSON,
Barrett, MINI.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
For Judge of Probate.

To the Voters of Stevens County:
am candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for Probate Judge. I
have deferred making my announce
ment until convinced that no other
Republican will seek the Office this
year. am not "yielding to the de-
mands of my friends" None of them
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-09-09
BOAT FOUND ON THE SHORE
Two Young People Drowned Near
Wadena,

Gladys Wiswell and Frank Kings
ley, aged eighteen and twenty years
respectively, were drowned in Lake
Blanche, a few miles from Wadena.
They left the camp in a canvas boat
and when they did not return search
was begun.
The girls jacket and hat, the oars
and boat seat we're found washed up-
on the shore. Only the girls body has
been recovered