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Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
(SuOienot,)

Sr. Gebatterl
JOr life ret lang 9lO Iioen bapbe ies
anlebnin9 til at ufle9ge ct 8eigs puu
ct Reoattiunsfontor, % psO at fate ct
Blit ben ben ubpre %apirturp, Der Itob
ueo Sioen al &ebattgren3 Buff, fanot
ie9 Der Ell Def SObeu 8reoe % Suoiets
oelier. "Suurfor lisser 0isie ber?" bar
nit Sppr9smaal. "Guer life, 5a'r!"
Nu, oa Sfrioetlgen er tOmmet ouer mig
oaiaa, t9ntte ie8 itrOg paa ben ubpg9es
lise 9apirturu, iOm 10 fiubes bus en-.
boer ResuftSr, Os rimetj3ois guar nit
8rOouft famine Sci iOm iaa mango ars
Ore "@anbsiuItre"; mer lao saa! Oct
toitcr 10 mig bare 2 Gents / 8OrtO, men
Geouftpren, ia ban oil tomme en- balu
3ime ~ienere til i'm Supper. Mteu M
til Sasen! Msset lang gto iiOen leg
Tom berooer fra bet "samle 2ano" er
bet life, men ie9 bar bog bpItet enoel
@rfarins, iOm mulisens tunbe fomme
Ell eaer anoen 2anosmano til Npttc.
5%uranoriu9eu al Suit, 8ano, 2euemaace
M. M. M. 9jsr, at mango, ~eiterat baoe
opbolbt fig berOuer en fOrtere eIer len'
9ere Tio, maa bioe / bet iure 9gble at
is9e 9ottor for at faa rettet paa ben
Sfabe, pueunaunte 5OranOrins bar uos
rettet. SOr en- ~itattels Manb meo So
mile os meo Ell Snbtest al fra s6-15
ON u9en er bet ianoelis life Spg9 at
pun9e no meb i'm belle eaer balpe u9es
ION til 9oftOr O9 Wiebicin. 9ette bar
bGnot mig lclu, o9 "oen ueo beoit, bpor
Stoen trptfer, iom bar ben paa." Der
9iues %piitnOf en- Bel Del BatentsW eoici>
ner. men iom for bet melte life er p9rot
bet 8apir, bpOri De er inopattet; pg bog
finoes Der en- Sla9s Weoiciu, ium jes
paa bet uarmeite pil anbeiale til ale o9
enbper, Der MATTE lioe al llregelmass
iisbeoer / Miapens Srsaner eIer al
urent Blob, iom 10 er iaa alminoelist
blanot us gtptommere, p9 bet err Or.
YeterS Kuriko. Gnboer pil ielu finoe
no, at jes life flyer fOrmeset, naar les
paaItaar, at Oenne Weoicin burbe uRre
/ enbpsr Wanbs Sus. 8iitnot bar ben
naast abitiais~ uObreoelie blauot 2anoss
manb, men Der siues 5%uIinber, Iom
enonu life bar iaaet "5ramiar" til at
ifaffe fig en- SLATE. Sra paalibelig
8iloe ueo ies, at ben life faces bos
Npotbeferne, men tun bos lpfals g9ens
ter. sltter us after anbeialer ies Or.
Yeters Kuriko paa bet aIer bebite til
ale mine 9aubsmano. &jare 8eoaf.
tsrl Sab life ben u9psselise 8apirturp
opiluse bisie mine einter, men tag benz
op { 9eres areoe Slao, iaa at mulis.ns
en- eller anben 2anosmano Deb bette nit
penlise Haab tlnoe ipare enbel al fine
baarbt os iurt erbusrpebe stiainser.
9eres G.-L.-
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
@aItbant, @inneiota.

Sr. 8eSattgr! - 8or Sp er lioeu. Ser
er 3 Stores, bpor be bauoler meb 2rp
GOODS ps Groceries, ct Saropare Stpre, en-
Salopn, ct Srneoeibop, ct 9umberparo, ct
Ntsbelibop, en- 8irte, ct Depot, 2 8arebus,
ct Creamery % IL 8eboeliesbuie.
gp!insen beromfrins bleu temmeIis sob,
o9 Triien paa be ioritieutse Slass 8prns
iorter er osiaa COB, iau jes tGnter Sarmerns
tlarer fig soot beromtring.
Marcus 9. Bah.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

% Ssfrn M far for Suanoeu % ale be gande iorieuts Sp8oomme paa bsnns
lib n aaret pttr at pre ia BIZ pt after ssulsbe gubtiuns GpmrrtOm5eo pa Oms
ouhsoe 81. z. cptns efrHs Better.
Soor mango JamHer bar life pud bore gshrs torrteos araft im SiGlpemfood
mob epeoomme. bwr boenn 3oaOrer snr gReotiuer bar funnel ubrtts no8t Bore
tfbhaere pFeruioaprte 9aHGnpcNr r 10 NOT 8euts for, aUore Better bdoe, bodo Ut
lUper OF bent N ben oHntlGe gReutg a; "at inlet Belle Ian iauHeut8ns mo 9ra
Opens eIem1e Bette ole oea andre T fmph 8 oaarge ettrh8ntnger % ote bar
blse misenSet fan tNreosriue EM, men Here at bore RunOer bar fr brust. andre
gcmpuuius, men bar tdEut muutct ibe BORT Belle for at faa bet "SnteHg beIbrsbeHos
ete ele,rNfe Bette" os bette n fun 81. ". cwrs'
Geor fr 2e t6bsr Bet, inb efr n " CUsus nBefe aataios Der oil oOerbe'
ot 2em ON 5auot6u az Euenradtubs; tor Te at eht d Tan turere 3snL ba b"
amp qrss spoOOH, cs Ri Rdl fmy iOare Fem tamOtt8beOsfuIOt bOuo Seta tan
uhrptp
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
,for itor areoit er oct unbertib.

T0r HOT Wfeblt e Oct uHoerIlotH
msset iarlist at BABE. Man iisber
sjerne meset msr END man bebsoer, les
Der oper @pne til en- 9ib os fiber iaa
fanife pirfelise Sapn, naar @ialbeu
ifal til at betales. Gaer maj GREER
benz iimpsltben life. gaa ben Waabe
fan bet bli life nleue en- islu, men os.
iaa andre, iom iSres ub / uisret. Iii
Grempel fan anfsrss, at tire al Studs
bolms itsrite MOosfUrretninser iaar er
iaIsrsbs. Grnnben er ben altfor oibts
brspne 8rsbit, be baobe sioet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
8clitif

for big % otue er at stsre aIuOr al oct meO
eu8anS % reiie uo % fube Dig ct Stgt.c
9ano, ION ou Tan bO paa % Ieos al o. raaOs
ooer. vi bar btItst 9ano tIuHe gioOOiitrit
ter, mel Stutiouer % 8per, meo irugtbar
Sorobuno, soot Baup, sobe &ete, NuIeOuing
til iittert 8lnterarbeioe, mso let SOgaug til
na'uritignle % titeri9e 3npibsr eler gIue,
guer ou Tan iaa 4rGrieIauO Of beoite De
itaifeubeo, miot 9amle, ioliOe ltanoiuaojfc
Settlemsater. Sele auuiten er at Iomme
uO itrur, mebeus bet sr soot 8eir % rem
tommeligt operalt. gaubsg,urioner ai8aar
buer Sag fra port Soutor os en- gBeut meO,
fglger for at plie 2anoct irit. en- meget for
oeIagti9 Ganoieaertur Tan girres paa en- Tag
eQer TO, U9 oeS igr on iOmmcr, 10 beore 8aIg
fan ou aTpre.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Gorreiponbance.

,-..,r,,rer uttn ropr 90 rtrss', iaa.s rsr'rs-
,'.rtrr M. b tIir IN, snsors ai,nnsniafis s'Ns'
,,,,,,,r. yersc siI i,s tlips eftntIipsisrt. u,se'
attII, ,,sfsrrrtns fousfpsnbsnt snittr pti "sn W
tsrisrn uss top, Sarnsi % SsrtsisrL
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Sal0rt

itanr Tor 9sreu, ct oistiBt Sols. Der bar int.
srtbeHOe getponirg for bin egeu iaaUcIiom
for oine gprHs 5remtiO. gu raaOer iclu for
noiaIoet. gil ou paige at urre andres 5Ie'
rer ale oine 9eoeoa9c. eller OI ou pGlge Dig
ct sset Siem % bIipe bin e9cn 6erre2 Sil
on oGI9e Glib fra 9onuocn I'll gtluOeu elcr
oil on oRlge Dig ct iit'ert geOebrgo o. en-
Sa'ter 9apitaI at eiterlaoe Oine ggrH? Cm
bu fuar Seltpttslie eler SribanoeI bar iuRrt
Tibet at iise mob bet fore alt anoet Oper.
itpssenoe SpprssmaaI, ON bu life inart ltnl
ie at faa big ct eget Siem. Cm Sarriiou
eler GIeoelano tomnrer til at ltpre bette gauO
/ be nGite A gIar, bar intet at betp6e for big
perionli9 mob Spgr9SmaaIet ON, buoruiot
bu ieIO ital ftBre bin egeu SERB. glei, tro
ps, ben beoIte
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Seq liber ofte at SOrhoppelie, os
Or. ausuit 8sniss Sambnrseroraas
Der bar altio siOrt mig uomariet 1ie,
neite mob bette Dnoe.-Senrp q. DELI
merins, CLAYTON, Ro.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
S~uloit9noigt 8eierat
Yroi. 6eorg Soerorup
Sun GO Gents for 9lIt's.

"2un 60 Gents for @It''.
Sansbossn iubsbolosues Susris.s % gcrsss bspfts Ga'
tiouaIianss arraHsereoe for RRno o. blarbeSs sor, 60
loer, uso pinno Gccpmp. iomt 5 fme Ratinetportratttr ar
bsns itsrte SuytHisr Sobn Grition % ben %beilsaoas
Muitbaroltr G.. q. Canton iamt prtsIifs paa ole
Slaes g~tuii,aller, os alt tor fun go Gents portotrt.
Gtert og psut Eplas al TrRiipil ira $3.50 I'll Sl2.
gene Rioliner meo alt Tilbeber, reo ben polerst Sasi.
fra S425 til 1925 og I'll hgisrs prier, pRret bet eobbtlis.
Sine Guitarer ira 80 III $50. g~araHteres at pare os
beeite fGbriiereoe 1 2aneet.
tS- &outant mna meotslse bpsr Beitiliag Il
5 9rpteut Gabnt til benz, iom ~uotlipper oerus GHHoa.e
ener nRpner bette SIao. uaar geihlruseu lHoienoss.
CARL r. HANSON, 3I7 kainSt., Worcester, Mass,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Qon0.

@nboer, ipm tGnter paa at
fiube 2unO i 5Vit, bgr, igr man
b%eitemmer fig for 2uuO nO9et
anOetiteos, beie nit 2ano / 2acs
qui .Earle County. Oct er ct
6attum, at 2anoet / 2acsqnis
Yarle County or beore emo | uogct
anoet Gountp / Winneiota, oa
man aaetioer bar bapt Ell no
m9rtet Iulin9, % Sorobunoen
esner fig til aaeilasS Sorobrus.
Sor nRrmere SplpSnin9er bens
penoer man fig periOuli9 eQer
ltriftli9 til
z. n. HOEBE,
204 X. 9TH Str. ST. PAUL, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Otter nosle ,tte Safteifripelier.
geltet % Or. q. cwen Siur mere, sno be lOOsr.

9cltet % Or. u. Swen gor mere, sno be lOOsr.
Muau, gfur, gHJ 49, sos Et 1892
9r a. Omen.
Seq oil MI TrUs til 3m o. Ibe Gm obr at tg e OUeruauoe taineml8 for bet
gste, im lea ibte Of Gem tWoo. 1896. Get bar gort oft, boO Ge ub8Oer bet for
og lea oil life uubpGre ct iaaoaut geus for uosm grs. Naar rg iSer mig trt t9r
pg getet paa % fser mart en- 9etaia Seq r filter pa, at Der He r andre Gompa'
nir, Der gr iou Gem; tt Sc gpr, bpao 7e lOper O8 mere til.
Wb Nohue ScurbG SaufOn
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
CARL r. HANSON. 3I7 MainSt., Worcester, Mass

NSraoas.Waff nsri al at slsgs for Boyin3
StpWVS> eitrr 8aae. 0ls. Gle @gubearbetot.
@rgiteerauniua. 8uHipHtH9. meo Siu0 eler GdHrp,
zampfe5ier Oh .. Ssf oil betl!e ma Tor bl Ct ieHoe
20 1eHis for IN GucrcIeufo a NIB 1870 8,leoer. The
American Well Works, AaLerI, gu ,05iealo,3u /,
3dlas, Icrls; SnbHrp. q Z &. 2I9la.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Glen Flora.

ubm9rtet Sfoulauo 0guItop) life langt
fra ct. BauI paa "a til Il MtiIs Giitano ira
Sernbanen. Sort Stub pna Herburo, 2
Slooer 9ieunemltiRrer Ganoet, Sa9mslle og
5rrtulSbrenoert paa Steoet, COB Qrbeioss
plaos. Stopen alene betnIer &nnoet % gioer
SettIereu COB Grbeiosiortieueite for Here
&ar. 9ette 2ano ipIsss biutst os paa iaa
rimelise Biltaar. at enboer Grbetoer fan ops
naa at Ifabe ii9 ct eset Sisr- Susen beore
Whitening siues ior soot o. ftabist 8inter.
arbeioe, eno paa oenue 1laos. Striu eiter
Rart os n9rmsre Gplpsniug.
n, LOHRBAUER,
173 Z. Sd Street, 104 Wash. Ave. s.,
St. Paul. MINI. Minneapolis. MINI.
alati
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
8 Serfuner fiobte gp. 4 gelts % er aae bslbreOeOe.

2r o. Omen. Starlep, @s, s6e Et 1892
Oct r mc0 GlGbs at ig iaOer Gem gRsOOdee fra ff8nOs her Pa sHOst Der
aue br faaet Gercs SGtcr 80
Char Rs flyer, at ban bar eGret Phgt of Gt0tt 7Grt stnIOTen % 9of'
true, men oo grugeu at 3GreS go. 4 Beue CT ban M aloers bra % iaGhbts Ct
ban megct tataemmeg for Ndtrt
aruot 5Gbrs bar onrst paget af gpun8OOm tie gar o8 bar i08t be ts6hs
2aNr gnrrHo, men life ble0en bra; mGu M Deb Srugen al r q. CpmS 30 4
Bette r ban aoacs bIeueu babrc6et ia ban a ms8st tatnsHt8 for, al &L Omen
br fuubt ct g6orl Der ION binbG
9otu u. 6dbabl bar Bapt Cnarb % Psychological IruBue lin, men oeo
8rumu Of Gr q. Cpms Ro Belle or ban mgt bhu, % iaaIeoes tataemi8 Tor,
at Belief bar prrst bet hebrebmoe aPtobsI for Gaurb % ReroricRifdie.
Gie gOncs6pro fu Ng 8Oe Gm ira ianhge Der dne etr nit Snoo bar t15t
Or y. Eners gp. A Srtc. Wrb Gle .. 2borp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
z. n. HOEBE,

204 x. 18th Str. ST. PAUL, MINI.
8.19.4.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
geltet bjalp, bpOr 9Ottorsr / Msoitin Ell tunOe.

WeIIEI D0uIV, DUUI LUEVEFI Z Ut q HHU6
Or u. Gweu Gebralu Gh0 CmG 9th w. Neb, 4e Ct 1892.
seq III ct Belle for IA War fbn % bet 1aip nrog; i8 ba0oe 0Gret l9 y Var
iee gotprer g tnget Northumberland men in8ertu8 Blaip, tpr tg ft II. One
gtlte, % ig bar OGrt raft fOu Og rg cnrer, at ale i9e moatte t6be Better al 2e
ia at b ian ale bGe raG SSrbp08f
Roufius Gorgsu
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
A TRAGEDY AvERTED.
Or at Least That is What the Gro
Thought IL Had Done.

Or at Least That is What the Crowd
Thought IL Had Done.
The curtains were not tightly drawn
and 1t was with no great difficulty that
the crowd collected outside OF an East
Side residence last evening was enabled to
perceive the family group in the front
parlor. The husband and father was OBJ
served to be standing on tho table and
gesticulating wildly. The wife and
mother might be eeen dancing with a
marked degree of abandon on the sofa.
The baby reclined in a high chair and
blinkod alphabetically.
"Such people amt fit to have the care
of child" authoritatively declared lady
with glasses who stood very near the
house and could see plainly.
"lt's shame" Indignantly insisted a
stout woman with an armful of grocer
les.
The husband and father suddenly
seized chair and waived It frantically
above his head.
"Ohl"
The lady with glasses shuddered. The
woman with the groceries averted her
faco, as IL TO save hersolf the shock OF wit
Messing revolving tragedy.
"The child ought to be rescued"
The wife and mother upon the instant
laid violent hands upon feather duster,
and leaping into the air shook IL ostepta-
tiously.
"This must be stopped. They're intox-
icated and are goingito kill that young
one."
The lady with glasses was addressing
the crowd. The stout woman had Just
time to express firm belief that the peo-
pie inside tho house were crazy, when
some determined men stepped forward
and knocked at the door. The husband
and father responded to the summons.
awe must insist that you cease your
murderous demonstrations towards yon-
der child.
The husband and father stood speech
less and aghast.
I'VE have seen enough to convince as
that you either intend to kill the babe or
scare 1t out Of It's wits. In either event,
we demand that you stop at once or sur-
render the little one"
"But gentlemen"
The husband and father was getting
agitated. Nothing was further from our
minds than murder or injury Of any sort"
The three determined men looked skep-
tical.
"What then, were you doing?"
"Wo were seeing II we could teach the
baby to keep still long enough to get HIS
picture taken"
Whoreat the stout woman and the lady
with glasses, who had been looking over
the shoulders OF the determined men, sud
denly recalled their dear ones at home and
departed swiftly into the darkness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
THE STRIKE BROKEN.
Five Hundred Employees Resume
Work at the Duquesne Mills.
The Rioters We're Given Q Hearing Yes
terday Afternoon.

HoMEsTEAn. Pa. Aug 0-The strikers
at Duquespc weia u work yesterday
and the Carnegie Steel company has
scored one victory On saturday night
Superinteudcnt Morrison posted q notice
that all men who had applied Tor their old
Jobs would report at the mill ut Z o'Aoch
IN the morning.. Us the mill would resume
at that hour. AS o'clock approached,
the number Of mep whohad entered ths
mill yard reached <00. About sixty
men. who were leaders In the sym
pathy strike movement gathered on the
road near the mill gate and watched In
moody silence the men going IN 70 work.
The effect Of tho break at DuQuesne
cannot but prove harmful to tho mon a.
Homestead. although tho leaders will npt
believe IL. Yet at DuQuosne steel billets
can be manufactured and sent to Homo
stead to be rolled into plates by the non
union men, so thas ths Arm will be In TAT
better condition to Gil itc contracts aud
prosecute its fight hero
pITTsDURo. Aug a-The Duquesne
rioters had q hearing before Alderman
Reilly yesterday afternoon. Quito 0
crowd OF DuQuesne workmen were present
to hear the cases Squire Reilly finally
held Ursie. Essler. Bukic. Beppett. Ken-
nedy, Hogan, Nolan, Haas and Coates for
court and fxed bail as 5000. Snyder and
Mclean wore released on parole 10 spp6os
for further hearing. All Of tho men 0oe
bail except Ursie, who went 10 Jail.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
SHOTS WERE FIRED.
Police Officers Still Keeping Up the
AttIeboro Man Hunt.
Dalton Said to Have Been Seen But He
Eludes His Pursuers.

The hot chase for the man supposed to
the woods near Attleboro for two weeks,
was again taken up yesterday morning.
At pa. m. a force OF 80 police, accom-
panied by Detective Parker, Deputy Chief
Eagan and Sergeants Martin and Thomas,
left Providence. The men were In citizens
dress and the party was made up mostly
of the same officers who went out last
Saturday.
They arrived on the ground at about 0
o'clock, bringing with them large stock
Of provisions. The force was distributed
over large area and given orders to movo
in a northerly direction, rendozvousing at
the Miller farm.
Their orders were strictly carried out
and the men went through tho woods,
without seeing any signs OF this man. At
II O'Clock the woods were again invaded.
A few minutes after IL o'clock shots
fred In the vicinity OF the Gon farm
called the whole force to the spot. /.
was said that tho man had been seen to
enter the big cornfield. This was sur.
rounded and thoroughly searched, bu,
without result.
few minutes later man who knows
Dalton well told the officers that he had
seen him moving in the woods south of
the farm, and for about three miles tho
woods were searched without result. Not
till tho sun was sinking did the deputy
call In his force and start for Providence.
Detective Parker says he is certain that
Dalton has been In these woods and that
he was there as late as Saturday night. He
says further that he has seen evidence OF
his being there Sunday.
What the next move will be to dislodge
him Is known only to those conducting
the search.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
IN A SHELL.

News From r. A. Appiey Who is ON His
Way to New York.
Frank Il. Crawford yesterday afternoon
received the following dispatch from Il. q.
Appley, who started from here about
week ago to try and reach New York in
racing shell:
Riverside, Conn, Aug. :,
Ileft stratford at 5 O'Clock this morning
and arrived nj Greenwich at IL o'clock. The
weather is bad. IL everything is favorable
I shall start for Harlem tonight.
r. G.. APPLEY,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
WILL SUFFER FOR THE POOR,

The Wine Clerks and Undsrtakers To Chase
the Leather Next Thursday.
One week from tomorrow there will be
game of base ball on the Dexter street
grounds which will be well worth wit
Messing. 1t will bo for the benefit Of the
poor children's excursion between the
wine clerks and the undertakcrs and
drivers.
The undertakers' nine will be: Mat.
thews, c.; Murphy, p; O'Neill, 1b.; Man
ming, 2b.; Mclaughlin, 3b; Burns, s. g.;
Daley, C. T.; Duggan, l. T.; Mccarthy, r. Z.
The wine clerks nine is not yet sc.
lected.
Tho official scorers will be Hugh j. Lee,
George M. Rex, Thomas o. Brien, 4. p.
Tobio, Frank L. Greenslit, 8. 8. Tomp-
kins and j. b. Brazeau. Chief Perry will
be given 1000 tickets to give to the poor
children so that they can SEQ the game.
A procession, headed by the Pawtucket
City Band, will escort the players and
invited guests in forty open barouches to
the grounds. The children will also be In
line.
His Honor Mayor Carroll, Alderman
Adams and Alderman O'Reilly arc TO be
invited to umpire tho game.
For fear that any disputes might arise
an advisory board Of twenty five citizens
have been selected and their decision
shall be final. The board will be as fol-
lows: Ex Alderman Smith, NJ. j. Cavan-
naugh, II. A. Kendall, &. ID. Nichols,
Thomas ii. Rock, F. J. McCusker, p. T.
Tyrrell, II. M. Arnold, w. H. Grimes,
Thomas A. Leo, Frank ii. Curry, Daniel
McNally, w. II. O'Neill, T. J. Crane, E.
Litterer, DR.. Gagnon, d. r. O'Neil, A. w.
Sibley, Ex-Alderman Tiepke, Alderman
Davis, I. Butler, Judge Robinson, James
Gregory, Fred Taylor, Charles Ellis and p.
], Manning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
LAID AT REST.
The Funeral OF Fred Quinn at Ashton Yes.
terday Morning.

~" ~
terday Morning.
Yesterday morning the funeral OF Fred
Quinn, the young man who met death on
the Dexter street hall grounds, took place
from 1t. Joseph's Church, Ashton, and
wns attended by a large number OF people.
A requiem high mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father FitEsimmons, who feelingly
spoke OF tho deceased. The Berkeley Base
Ball Club and the Lonsdale Athletic Club
attended In a body.
Among the floral tributs weres pillow
with the word "Son" from his mother;
gates ajar, Berkeley Base Ball Club; a
massive star, with crossed bats and
sphere, from the Young Mems Athletic
Club OF Lonsdale; Tyre, Mary and Hannah
Malloy, cousins Of the deceased; baskets
OF flowers, Mrs. Richard Nuttall, Mrs.
Timothy Shea; bouquets, Mamie j.
Martin, Mamie German, Mrs. John
ODonnell, Pawtucket, and Miss Ellie
O'Meara, the latter classmnte OF the de-
ceased.
The bearers were Robert Devlin, Rich
ard Quinlan, Daniel Fadgen, Archie Bael,
Andrew Mcmahon, Andrew Ryan, Will
lam Whalen and Patrick Shannahan.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
THE CITY HALL PLANS.
The Architects DO Not Seem Able to Got
within the Limit.


within the Limit
The commission on the enlargement and
alteration of the City Hall held meeting
last evening and opened the bids for the
work on the amended or modified speci-
dcations submitted by William II. Walker
g. Son. AS is we'll known the appropria-
tion for this work is only 100000.
Three architects competed for the plans
and of those submitted the ones drawn
by Walker & Son were accepted Tho
others were by Stone 4 Carpenter aud
Gould q Angel OF Providence.
Bids were then invited on the Walker
plans and when opened nearly paralyZ,d d
the commissioners. All knowledge as to
the exact figures at the time was abso-
lutely denied, but enough has leaked out
since to warrant the statement that no
bid for doing the work was much under
100000. They were all therefore rejected.
Modified plans were then called for and
after being submitted bids were adver-
tised for.
Many first class contractors, after
going through the plans, saw the utter
uselossnoss Of spending their time making
estimates which they knew could not be
kept within the limit OF 10000.
Others, however, thought that possibly
the work might be awarded and moro
money asked for, and so put In their bids.
These bids were opened In the City Hall
last night, and while none Of the members
of tho commission will talk freely, enough
has boon learned to warrant the statement
that thero is not single bid or combina-
tion OF bids covering the entire work less
than $4,000.
II this is the best under modified plans
II is doubtful II anything further will be
done, as tho majority OF the commits
sioners arc sensible men and good citizens
who like TO sec Pawtucket In the line OF
progress. A patched up City Hall can
hardly be said to come under that head.
Nothing was done at last nights meet
ing, and another meeting will be held
either On Thursday or Friday evening,
and all the bids will be thrown out
again.