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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-11-10
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an 3apf
llno III 5laihen.
Treie 9tbtieferun8 t,a@ irgenb
einem eeeebeile Der gtabt.
gelepbon 258.
Ernst RisChe
A9ent.
ltnenttue9t beuti@.

Man nirft ben 9eutf6en oft leiber
nit nollem &e6te Dor, baB fie itd unter
fremben Nationen infofern at 19neu
antalgamiren, ,als fie li6 ben@ebrdu9en
uuo befonbers Der 5pra6e ibrer Ydter
oft f9pn in Der atpeiten Generation
polltommen entfremben, unb man bat
leiber bier gu 2anbe bdufig genug @es
legenbeit, 5u beoba6ten, baB Perionen,
beren @ltern beuti9e @praae urb
beuti6e Sittsn aud bier gu 2an6e nod
bod gu balten wiifeu, dngftli6 bemiibt
fiab, ben nOdufee" 5u ipielen unb ibre
9elfunft su perleusnen. 9ie aablz
reiden beutiden Nnfieblea i'm libli9en
&uBlanb iinb Nun in bieier Besiebung
naben ben Beuobnern Der ru1lii1en
Ofieeprooinsen f9on bdufts als gor.
biloer bingeitellt worben. unb 10 3eis:e
aud ftr5lib elm Sal auf @flis Sslanb,
wle bauernb iene urfpriinglih beuti6en
llntertbanen felbit unter ruiliider Sns
tOlerana bas beuti9e Banner bod 3u
balten ipuBten.
litter ben tempordr auf Der gins
tuanberers Sniel 9etinirten befinbet lid
ndmli6 elm iange8 gsepaar in ruff
fii6er 8auerntra6t, bas feline Weiters
reiIe mad ytebras.a pesen @elomangels
ni9t fortie5en fonnte. Sn benz guten
@lauben, elm rufiii6es 8duerlein por
fi9 gu baben, rebete Der 8eri9terftatter
elmer Stem Oorfer 3eitung ben i6muden
8lri6en in Der betrefenben 2anbes>
fpra9e an, NOR aber i'm erIten Mugen>
blide nt6t uenig eritaunt, alS Sobann
ppff, 10 laute: Der NoMe beS iungen
@bemannes, ibm su be ftsben CAB, bab
er biefe 9pra9e nidt Deritebe. @s
Itellte fi6 nu lmebr beraus, baB pOff
fowobl uie feline bibfde iHn9e Grau
aus ber in Der gedbe BON Ooe1a belege-
men beutf@en Aniieblung JreubentbaI
famen, aber troBbem iie baielbft ges
bpren finb, Der ruiiii6en Spra6e
bur6aus ni6t md6tig iino unb omar 10
.uenig, baB iie bic einfa6ten Mnreben
in bieier Spra6e nidt beantmoten
tonnten.
Sie genannte beuti6e @olcnie ents
itan6 pdbrenb Der &egierungss periobe
Der &aiierin Ratberina H., bic balb mad
ibrem &egierungsantritte int Sabre
1853 als geborene prin5efiin BON Nns
ba!t.3erbft bemabt mar, ibren fruberen
2as bsleuten utter rulfii@em 9cepter
elm neues 0eim au eriinben. gu ben
..iten Inlieblern 9eb0rte banlalS bieaus
Dii 'temberg ftammenbe GImilie poff.
nmgebeI bon NaiiOnals s&uifen bat biefe
WnlieblunH ii6 bis beute aud ipra9li9
einen nollig beutiden @baracter be-
wabrt, lie itrdubt ii6 aud iebt gegen
bic aud ibnen brObenbe &uifificirung
unb piele bon ben brapen Oeuti9en
Danbern lieber bierber aus, als baB
iie bon benz 9lltbergebra6ten lafien.
3wei 8riiber pof's liub bereits Dor
einem Sabre BEN 3wanssmaBreseln
Der ruifii6en &esierung ausgepi6en,
inbem iie mad 9febrasta ausmanberten.
unb nun fol9t ibnen au9 Der iangfte
Sobn Der GamiIie nit ieinem iungen
Meibe unb einem erit 6 Monate alien
&inbe mad. Gliid auf benz treuen
beuti6en paare in Der neuen Seimatb!
(yN. q. Stats 3tg.")
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U II 8 | a n 5.

~ Ser beuti6en &ei9sregieruna
tit elm neuer Stempeliteuer 0orf@Iag
augegangen. DerfeIbe perfagt bic @rs
b6bung Der Steuer auf inldnbif9e
Wertbpapiere UNI l proaent unb aui
ausldnbif9e UNI u proaent. Oeuti9e
Nttien, bic Dor October 1881 perau8s
gabt purben. iollen frei bon Der @teuer
tein. Gacturea follen nit 80 pfennig
unb Gra6tbriefe nit 10 pfennig be-
Iteuert tperben.
= Sn paris 1T Der ebemalige Mfis
niferpraIbent Senator pierre @mma=
nuel Sirarb aus benz 2eben aeId)teben.
@r erlag einem 9er3iibel, tpel9es bur6
oaS 0inantreten zines 2ungenleibens
berf9limmert purbe.
Sn peri6iebenen 8u1banblun=
gen Berlins murben ale porbanbenen
@remplare BON Semonis' in pariS
berausgesebenem 8u6e Ser 8erliner
6Df" befhlagnabmt, ba bas Wert
DISQUALIFICATION Snbalts iein foQ.
Ser megen Sbeilnabme an benz
Spieler Staneal in 9annoper berurs
tbeilte 2ient. b. Meperind bat i'm @e>
fdngniffe Selbitmorb bur9 grbdngen
begangen.
= Wie Der 8erliner v2ocal 9naeis
ger" meloet, Dirb bemnd6lt bic 0ers
lobung bes 9er3ogs grnft @iintber su
S6lesmigs6olitein nit Der prin3eflin
Sibplla bon Garslatbs8eutben ftattfin>
ben. Ser 9ersog 1T elm 8ruber Der
beutf6en 4aiierin unb mar tpegen ieis
nes aiigeqoien 2ebenspanbels mebrere
Monate lang BEL 9ofe in unsnabe ses
fallen. Die prin5eiiin 1T 9o9ter bes
Jiiriten &arl BON @arolatb 8eutben.
Sic 1T 26 Sabre alt.
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@tne ,peitperbreitete s,rautheit.

Wdbrenb eS ppuitdntts r,dtts 1T, baB Sumpf. Nus
banfunsen, tie MorSen= unb abeab> Rebel .dnss ber
ufer Ians'am F.ebenber, itlammtser Glifie unb bic
bur& BITE Come peruriaae Gusbinituus Der @rbe unb
Serpeienber gfansenfoffe MaIarta etseusen, brtdt
stee arantbeit ab.r aud biufts bort aus, no bic err
wdbnten 8ebinsunsen bafhr utdt pprbanben iinb. Gs
IT In ber Gbat ltne pertperbretteie 4rantbt, teren
nIipruns in ptelen Bdacn unm6sIb sd entteden IT,.
Sbppbl aber tbre nriaben oft p'rbprsen fiub, Idst
bod bas 3eusntB, ipwpbl has preieiitpueue pe has
6entl.9e, ieitens ber 8epcbner pon Gmerta unb anz
eeren saneern, tetnen begrhnbeten 3petie paran 3u
oaB Spitetter agenbtter8 rieIeS barnddise 9etbsn
irenn rpuis entptdelt, nt4t nur apsrptet, fpnbern
an4 eas Spitem sesen befen erhe ansrife fefttst.
Nroaidauer une Tteber, eautie8 We@ieliebcr, fate8
Steber un6 aneere Gieber rercen ebenlp te Malaria
gebeilt. 2eberleiben Dem Mlaiaria ets beseitet
it, Dpspepiie, Reritppfuns unb Nierenletbeu neiGen
Dor pem BitterS.
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36. e niteI.

Der @inter bate iiber oaS bunte
5arbenlptel OeS 9erbites cine oide,
slan5eno weibe Dede sebreitet. 9lnf
oer alten Wtauer oeS Gir9bofs, tpel6er
5ipii9en bem 8tllenbofe unb bem Dorfe
lag, bate ii6 ser S9nee 5u eineln
9litermocu @ebirse aufsebduft; er
p6lbte iid 5u boben flaumisen Siseln
iiber ben ftillen @rdbern inS batte fi9
anf &ren5en uEb Denfiteinen in biden
alumpen feitseiest, bic ibnen bas Gin,
ieben nnbeimlider @ebitbe saben.
Son ben ireiben @rdberreiben bob
fi9 cine Gruppe bunfler Menl9enges
italten ab, ipel6e ben &ir6bof eben per@
lteben. llnter ibnen befanb ii6 in pols
Ter amtstra6t ber gfarrer, tpel6er fi9
eben bon ether juneen Dame perabe
i6ieoete. Gin ensanliegenber pel3man=
tel uerrietb Die feinen 2inien hires
iblanten Bu6ies, elm gel3barett be-
oedte oas bon 9olbblunbem Saar umz
9ebene 9aupt, bur9 ben iilbersrauen
S9leier f6ilnmerte In ianftem @lanse
elm blaueS NuaeupQQr. Son Der DonIe
uanote fid1 Der Vfarrer an einen lleben
ibr iteben6en Wfann beiien yfieienoe.
ltalt IN oem ab9etrasenen Baletot uno
Dem i9dbiSen @Dlinberbute BON Der
eleganten un0 3arten @rldetnung leiner
Begleitertn leltiam obftad1 Scr oeiIts
libe Serr rsid1te linn Bic SonS. SSraeb
nod, Elm pQqr her,lihe greitesmorte AZ
ibm uno lies bann geioe auf bem air3fl. B.
bofe suriid.
Die iuuae Dame mar Sic neue Ser.
rim 6eS ,8ilenhofs.4 WlelQnie Nett<
berg, ibr Bealeiter mar RSllino. beiieu
Wtiltter man ioeben bearabsH hattie.
Der Baron BON Sturen hattie, ebe er
ben Billenbof perlies, Die Bemohnerin
oes rgirfenbausdens4 Dem Sd,ube
uuo Ser NiirIoroe Mefoniens eunfoSism
unb bieie nabrn iidl Der alten Nron
liebepoa an. yiod, lauoeren1 9ronfen.
loaer mar Die Q[te Srou inter Ny}elns
niens pfleaeuoer 6onS perfd,ieSen gIuf
Die To6esnodhridsf mar ber Gnhu oel
robe nod, redlt,eitio onosfonot M, ssm
Beerdbnis beifpohleleu ~ f5nnem, 2 nm mn
erft am failnl oei6loiienen @rahs batts W
Ct @eleaenheif aefunSen her iuyn,m r
6errin 6es .gfllenhOfes4 fir 'S gi1ss
fDas fie on isiner SHUTTER aethom' -,
baufeu. o.
Gbeu mar er i'm 8eoriff oe,pe,en sie
au oem Qefd1foiienen Snnpe i, beofeis i
ten, weldes BOT Der Rir6bofsnforte
bielt, ais lie ben Wuufd, dliserfe sir
paar @orte nit Dem ToStenardber n,
fpre6en. g10flina holte i'm berbei. uHS 4
Melanie trua tim auf. Troli glSflinos
@rab in anfem 5tanS au erbalteIpl.
Damn fiiefe fie hin,u: Sim Sobre
1870 1T Elm fran5Oiiidsr Sifiaisr init NIT
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: Ser nit Spannung eruartete

= Ser nit Spannung ernartete
taiierli6e @rlaB gegen baS @liidipiel
i'm Seere purbe ieBt berofeutli6t
@s pirb bur6 benielben allen in acti
pem 0ienit befinbli6en Mdnnern bas
9aSarbipiel aufs itrengfe unteriagt,
unO bic Sfficiere tperben ansepieien,
ole llebertreter Der gerorbnuns anaus
aeigen unb itreng au beitrafen. Ser
@rlaB 1T in 10 i6arfen Nusbrhden abs
gefabt, baB ale Welt iebt slaubt, baB
ole in ben Sann6per'iben Spielieans
bal berwideIten Sffieiere merben co.'s
lirt tperben.
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= Sd babe f6on bdufis 9r. au,
guft &0niss 9amburger Sropfen se.
brau6t unb itet5 gefunben, baB fie
ausee3ei6net tpirten gesen 2ebers, Nle.
rens unb MagenIeiben. = 3. galat,
9nntingburgbL Snb.
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= Brin3 albre6t bon preuBen, Der
&egent BON 8raunf4meig. 1T auf ieis
mem In Der Oberlaufib gelegenen
S6lOffe @amens eruitlid an ber Sns
fiuen5a erfrantt.
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Staat Obip. Stabt IoIebpI
QncnS & Enunth. S. S. {

Srant s. Gbenep bei4w6rt, bab er Der
dltere 8artner Der Sirma s. s. Gbeneb &
o. 1T, tpeIde @ei6afte in ber Stabt 1clebo,
in obensenonntem County unb Staate, tbut
unb bab beiaste Sirma bic Summe bon ei NJ
bunbert Dollars fir iebeu Sail bon
&atarrb besabIen ipirb, Der bur4 ben @ebraud
bon SaIl'S &atarrb &ur nidt eebeiIt
iperben fam.
Sronf 5. Gbeneb.
8eihporen bcr mir unb urter.
~ ihrieben in meiner @esentpart am
( ~ q. SO. @Iealon,
SifentliGer Notar.
Sails &otarrb Sur ipirb innerIidt senoms
men. unb tpirft bireft auf bas Blut uno bic
idIeimtigen Oberfldben bes Spitens. 2abt
@u9 umipnlt 3eusnifie fcmmen
S. s. 6 henep & 60, 9plebp, 8.
E@ @ertanft bon Npptbetern, 75 gtS.
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bic ipe5iea gu benz 3ued 5ubereit.t III,
BEN tpeiblifen Organismus 0iber(taubss
traft su perlsiben unO Srauenleioeu at III.
rtreu, = ein ftdrfenbes, reftaurireubes Sti.
mulausmittef, iutldes bas Ncrpenipaem be.
rubist NIB ibm sfeidssitis aeue gpannfraft
sinfi6bt, rein pesetubiliid, ,simen Glfobol
entbaltenb unb gan, uuiddblid. 8ei allen
funttionstlsn St0ruHgsn, peinisenber rlnre-
gelHdbisfeit NIB droniiden eGpddesu.
ftdnben, iuelde 70 oft bic 6rauen befaueu,
TT oas 'Favorite Prescription" bas einaiae
Wltttel, fiir tueld)es 9aranttrt tuirb.
GSm IL 6 bte redte 4r3nsi fir Die 6rauen
fein, fonit f0nnte es nid)t inter loldben 8e.
binsunsen pertuuft Ipcr6cn.
Gollte es iiidt aud bic redte Grsnci fit
Ste feinP 3u baben III allen Gpotbeisu.
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&lei0eritofte.

Ste neueiten Sabrifate, S .rben, Muiter.
Soaes aiiortiment bsr Sopiadins w'oben,
Sole Guaer, 8esentosenfarben.
Seiak
in Summit, Seibe, gerIen, pliil9, 8anbern.
sfopitdten fir Yromenabes unb gsIeuidaftss
ToiIette.
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9fDDitdtelt

tn ieosm Separtement unieres @eiddfts, Be-
ionSers aud in 3 Eai@enti9eru.
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@late : 6a1toidn6e.

sSir boben eine ganse Iustpabl in Il, 81,
T. nnb 8tnbpfisen Musqueidre 9anbI9uben
erbalten. sieue Gatben. Yrsife bon 75 Gents
arfrdrtS.
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&Mbz@aQren.

SIM Putraaren. 9epartement tperben mir
cas- brillantefte baben, ipas ie bier seseist
pIrbe.
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SQmS6altnttQS Nrtifel.

Infer Oraperie Oetdrtement lit iebr in
Aafpruh senomnen. llnse,dblte Waufter in
Spiten uno @beniae gorbdnsen. Mnerbanb
Oraperien tperben enttporfen unb feIbit aus.
sefibrt. Nfan bat nur gu tpdbIen. gortieren
bon $3.50 aufpdrts; Spisens @orbanse bon
75 gents ab. gafeIs2einen3eug. Santtiider,
Oauften. Quilts, 8iiien &C. &c.
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g @trbtt MopttQten
. -=-.- u. W0I.FSoN. '':.::..:. ..'..'
9feme @QQreu lit ieoem 9epQrtenteut.

Seen Gag bam wh neu ssaare e sepd6efe
m &unoea ta fd bas grte Eager Mpttm
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Scene Dfdntel.
Sterin ilberbieten mir alleS Ooeetpeiene.
Wfdntel, Safen, @apes, bon ben biaisfen su
ben tbsneriten yeue Wtuiter in ManteIn fiir
0omen unb Rinber.
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Nelte 8lanfets.

Quilts unb Gomforters. @robe gorrdtbe
;r alien 9reiien. aauft, tpabrenb Sbr elm
poaes Iiicrtiment fiubet Sbr tper6et NIT
Der Aualitdt unb ben preiien sufrieben iein.
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Seppitte !! Seppidjt !!

SunSerte t,e,ser SHUTTER in elesantea Gsh.
piAen, &OpaI DiItons, Moanettss, 1sbt,
8riiifsler &c. Das gubIitum iuirb ereanas
iein, nniere amspabl ;u ieBen.
2lles mem! mea mem!
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8 dnSe t6nnte
mat filleu
nit ben 3cusnifien
uon6rausn, ipel9e nit
Siilfe Don DR.. Bierce's
Favorite Prescription
fart NIB seinnb se.
no ben fiub.
> l[a 10 a;, ef..x
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au un Senunb San
m Sansm andte
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
WILL Be ESQ YEARS Old.
Newman Congregational Church TO
Celebrate Its Birthday.
LONG AND HONORABLE HISTORY
OF a Church that Dates Back to the
Days When Roger Williams Came to
These Plantations Pastors Who La
bored I'm This Primitive Field.

The Newman Congregational church
Of Rumford. East Providence, will GEE
brate its 25)th birthday June z. For
that day great preparations havs been
made. and the people Of the town will
unite in tie celebration.
From 1913 TO 1893. $50 years life as a
church, prrsupposes a fine history, and
such it has. Reaching back over two
centuries aad a hal, the history LofItis
church and it's dependant communitv.
was first intertwlned with that OF Roger
Williams and Massasoit, the Indian
chie;iain. At the foot of the hill ON
which the church is now placed, is IA
clear, %bubbling spring, the same to-day
"a IL was nearly three cen urls ago.
when Roger Williams first m lde his
h ibitati m beside IL after his exile from
the Mass ichusetts colony.
He did not remain there long for
although the Indians wer. his friends,
the governor or the colony decided that
that place was within the territory OF
the colony, aud invited Roger to move
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
CONFLICTING STORIES.
ABOUT THE RUMORED WEDDING
OF DIR. BULL AND MRS. BLAINE.
3Oth Inst. but the Doctor I'm Non-Com-
initial.
SPECIAL To THE NEWS.

NEWPORT, May 24-IG is now an
nounced here that the marriage Of DIR.
w. T. Bull. brother of Lieutenant Gov
erIor Bull, and Mrs. j. G.. Blaine, jr..
will take p ace on the 30th inst, in New
York. and that they will sail for Europe
two days later.
Another story from New York is to
the effect that some people very close 10
Mrs. Marie Nevins Blaine will not accept
the stcry that she was TO marry DIR. Buil.
AT h Hotel Belmont, where Mrs.
Blaiue is stopping with her father, one
of her "a ost intimate friends told a re-
porter that Mrs. Blaine, being a Roman
Catholic, could not wed again unless she
left the church or n special dispeusatIon
was GRANTED her. Mrs. Blaine was out
driving.
Al the residence of DIR. William Il.
Bull. 35 West Thirty-ffth street, the re-
ception room WIS crowded by patients
and personal friends, who had called to
offer congratulations on the rumor Of
his marriage. He refused, however, TO
either confirm or deny TIE IN
the decor sails for Europe Memorial
Day." n OF his friends volunteered,
anu will not return until August. 1
also hear that Mrs. Blaine sails Juue Is.
What could be more Natural han that
they should meet in Europe and be mar
ried, alter having received a special
license from the Pope. The doctor IS
well connected aud has many influential
friends, who, with Mrs. Blaiue's friend,
might brig this about"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
O 7 0 TOWN.

The alarm from box 20 this afternoon
was for "a slight roof fire at the no ne oc-
cupied by Edward Lawson on Eiswald
street, originating from flying sparks
from a locomotive. Damage very slight.
After the game at Troy tomorrow the
Grays will return to Providence an I four
games will BE- playei with the Spriug-
field club. On Friday a postpo ned game
will be played. Oh Saturday "a regular
game aud on Decoration Day two games.
The ProvideIcs Statesmen will ho'd
their annual BAL this evening In the
Savoy.
TIL Ladies Auxiliary to the Veteran
Firemea association will hold its third
anniversary supper aud social tomorrow
evel Ing.
Auctioneer William II. Herrick sold at
noon today on the premises. estate "a
aud 80 Park street, corner Lincoln street.
CONSISTING OF a lot OF land containing
about $500 square feet with u 3-story
French,prop. frame dwelling thereon to
Asa A. Wescdtt for $500. Also two
house lots on Park street adjoining same,
one containing about $3.50 square feet to
Charles Goen for AZ cents ser square foot,
aud the other containing ABOUT 4,425
square feet 10 Fred 5. Gardiner for AZ
cents per foot.
Mrs. b. Fay Mills. wife Of the a
gelist, left the city his afternoon on the
I:50 o'clock train via Worcester for st.
Paul, where she will join her hush ma.
who is conducting a series Of evangelistic
services there. Mrs. Mills was accom-
pauied by her two eldest sons, Thornton
aud Henry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
THE SENATE.

The first business in the senate this
morning was the Ealing up of the act re-
lating to the appointment of license CON-
mis- sioners In cities in the state, which
had been engrossed and which failed Of
passage by the breaking OF a quorum
Yesterday. Passed as engrossed by a
vote of 16 to 0.
Senator Freeman for the committee on
judiciary reported "A substitute act to
conform and harmonic, the manner OF
procedure in court, made necessary by
the passage OF the Judiciary act. Passei.
Senator Freeman ,lled up the act pro-
viding for the creation OF a board o.
state hous' commissioners, to define
their duties and TO provide for the SSH
ance OF the bonds OF the stale to an
amount not exceeding 81. ,OOO.
Senator Wilbour offered an amend
ment in the nature Of n substitute for
section 1. Section 1 provided that a new
should be elected by the grand commit
tee, and the substitute provided that the
original state house commission, with
the addition of the names OF Governor
Brown and Hon. Ellerv III. Wilson,
should serve as the commission.
Senator Comstock's Amendment.
Senator Comstock wished a clause In
serted which provides that the commits
sion should serve without compensation
AMI Senator Wilbour accepted his
amendment. The amendment vas adopt
ed.
Another amendment was made provid-
ing for the pavmeit OF the interest in
gold and the vote was taken on the pass
age of the act. The result Of "A rising
vote Was the passage OF tue act by n vote
Of "A ayes and 3 noes.
Sena or Kenyon callei up the revalua-
tion bill.
Senator Comstock again appea ell to
the senate asking that Pro violence be
treated the same AS the towns are IN
that the assessors valu alton be taken.
Senator Bartlett had figured H. out and
Informed rhe Provideuce Sc Iator hat
under the prestn sluati on the city Il
Providence pays S5l3 out Of each 81, 200
OF state tax. while under the proposed
act Providence will pay but $467 out OF
each $1,000. He thought Tat TIE sena-
tors from Providence ought not to kick
at this A. it saves To Providence $40 on
eacn $1,000 paid In for state taxes.
senator ComstocK moved TO amend by
substituting the report of the state
valuation commission made in 1922.
Los, z to IL. Senator Kenyon voting in
the affirm tive.
The vote for the valuat'o on bill as
rawn by Senator Keny,n was as fol-
lows:
CONTINUED on PAGE 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
DESERTED THE TICKET.
THREE HUNDRED REPUBLICANS
SAID TO HAVE VOTED o HONEY.
Split Caused by the Manner I'm Which
Members Of Party Have Been Treated
by City Onicials.

NEWPORT, MAY 24-Col. Honey spared
no pains to win yesterday and aided by
the apathy OF the Republicans he was
successful. 1t is currently reported that
owing to the split in the Republican party
that apathy Is not as strong n word as
should be used. Newport Republicans
are at swords point with each other and
the result of yesterday shows that party
interests are entirely subservient to the
personal animosities Of certain individ-
nails. aud they are determined to gain
their own ends even at the risk OF turn
ing over the state government TO the
Democratic party.
The complaint seems to be bised on the
action Of certain public officials In the
city service who have many appoint
ments ut their disposal. 1t is stated that
many deserving Republicans ha We been
refused work. and Demo- rats hired ~
the same time. Matters have been car
ried on in UGH q high handed way that
the Republican workers are d~isgruntled.
Good authority today states that over
300 OF the best OF the Republicans DELHI
erdtely des .rted their party yesterday
and voted for Col. Honey. The reason is
not stated. but IL il generally known
that Ne port has not yet recovered from
Its opposition to the new state house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
NO QUORUM.
ONLY FIVE ILDERMEN ON HAND
FOR SPECIAL MEETING.
No Action Taken On Tax Bill and IL 10
Doubtful Whether the Boar Will
Concur VI ith Council.

quorum present at the special meeting OF
the Loard Of aldermen called at l2 O'Clock
today.
Aldermen West, Fuller. Gilmartln and
Lansil * appeared aud Mr.. Bur:J re
mair ell for a few moments.
From the convers ition OF the alder men
present IL is doubtful wheihsr tn, botr
will concur with the council In raising
the tax rate to Sl.6l. That Is certainly
not sufficient to NEE expenses. IN,
board viii probably no colcur. but will
vote 10 establish tue old rate, 81 80 Til e
tax assessors then may take the hint and
increase the valua iol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-24
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