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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
NEWS OF A WEEK.

NEWS OF A WEEK.
Happenings in and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.
Send us your orders for printed
stationery.
Mr.. Oryal Feather and wife are
in Oakland visiting relatives.
Mr.. Wm. A. Beavers, of Terra
Alta. spent Tuesday in the city,
Mr.. j. L. McRobie, of Swanton,
was here Tuesday for few hours.
Mr.. Henry j. Mayors was in
onberland yesterday on business.
crime h Kamp, ,n4f- Accident,
wusritt wusritt-siterery rry1 1TAsssstfs9mise Ass siGas on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Henry r. Kahl, of Accident,
spent last Friday and part OF Sat-
urday IN Oakland.
Blank deeds for sale at this office.
The deeds are specially ruled and
printed very neatly.
Mr.. John Friend of Deer Park,
was here yesterday and made this
Office apaying call.
Mr.. Robert L. Green, of Lonacon-
ing, was in the city several hours on
business yesterday.
Mr.. Benjamin A. Richmond, of
Cum mberland, was here last night on
Il professional business.
Messrs. Bob Fundenberg and W.
B. Miller, of Deer Park, were Oak.
4 land visitors Yesterday.
b LOST Black and tan setter dog
S. reward if returned to W. R.
Mason, Oakland, Md.
Il Sergeant J. W. Landers, of Deer
B Park, called to see US yesterday and
Il left some of the "needful."
The REPUBLICAN and The Neu
d York Weekly Tribune one year, fol
only $1.75 cash in advance.
u W. S. Dunlap, of Wilmington N
G., was IN the city yesterday
d Cumberland News, Saturday.
a Rev. Henry Hamill arrived il
u Oakland on Saturday, called here
4 by the extreme illness of his father
II Mr.. Charles E. HilIearY, of Cor
man, was here Monday representing
4 the firm of Hirsh Bros, Cumber
land.
n Send your check books to thi
olfice to be numbered. We have
4 special machine for just this clas
q of work.
81 Thos. j. Peddicord, of Oakland
attended Allegheny county cour
yesterday. = Cumberland News
Saturday.
a Senator r. A. Ravenscroft, o
Accident, came up to Oakland ol
Tuesday and returned home yester
II day morning.
~ Hamill Casteel, who has been il
n Pittsburg attending school, ,returneo
. home Monday night sick. He ha
improved somewhat since his re
turn.
A long sermon entirely in blanl
verse was the Christmas surprise th
Rey. W. 0. Lowe, of Sacramento
sprang on his unsuspecting an
helpless flock.
Miss Alice Kepner, who has bee
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Alvi
Getty in Cumberland for two week
or more, returned to Oakland o.
"a Tuesday night.
The thermometer touched 20 dt
grees below zero at Oakland. Thr
isn't the Pittsburgh Oakland; it
Oakland in Maryland. .-Pittsbur
Chronicle Telegraph.
Drs. Charles and Louis Bartlett
. of Baltimore, who were here fC
several weeks as the guests OF the
& uncle, DR.. 4. II. Bartlett, and fan
lily, returned east last Friday morl
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
krzY woprzYsiestwo

ne krzYwoprzysiestwo W
smutnej sprawie Krausego
skazanego ma kare "a obra2e
wyrzadzona proboszczowi.-25
2. ~. spaliiy sic W Waplewie
diva stogi owslane. Domys|aia
sic, De jakis 2}osliwiec ogien
pod}ozyl, zwlaszcza re stog
oddalone Oh drogi przesz}o $50
krokow.
z POD ZBLEWA Nv Pru
sach Zachodnich). Pewien
m1ynarz 4 Palubina wyslai
swych parobkow do Starogardu
pc 2bo1e. CT powracajac do
domu 2 furami = uphill sic
zapewne pc drodze tax, lie o
Bozy,n swlecie ME wiedzac =
zajechali "a krol. Dor, myS &C,
De So W domu; wyprzegli i
spoil' konie, a sami pofo3yli
sic s2s6. Gdy konie p6zoo
wieczorem do domu samopas
wrocily a "a niemi po niejakim
czasie parobcy ma wpol nadzY,
mtynarz na]af innych ludzi i
pojechal fury re zbozem szu-
kaG. Znalaz} fure, ale dwoeh
work0w brakfo.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

ksiezom polskim duszpaster~
silva, nawet w kolonlach
zamieszkaiych przez Polak6w,
i wolf Brazylijczyk6w w}adaja-
cych jezykiem portugalskim.
KolooiSci polscy ME majq
zas zaufania do kaplan6w,
kt6rzy ME moga ro1m6wic sic
z mimi W jezyku ~ojczystym, ME
moga wiec ich wyspowiadaf,
powiedziec i'm kazania itp. Ztad
dochodzi nieraz do seen COR
szacych, DO kolonisci dopu-
szczaja sic gwa}tow wobec
swych prawowitych = ale i'm
zreszta obcych proboszcz6w .
Koloni;cia przeto w nowych
paradach albo ME maja wcale
ksiezy / obywajq sia be-
obs}ugi religiloe1. albo maja
ksiedza ME mianowanego
i niezatwierdzonego przez
biskupa. Biskup grozi klatwa.
kolonisci odgrazaja sic odpa-
dnieciem cd Koscio}a. Z}emu
takiemu zaradzic MONA tylko
przez urzadzenie misyi pol
skich. General ksiezy Missy
onarzy zgodzi} sic jul ma to
w zasadzie, chodzi vice o
srodki materyalne, Q fundusze
Ks. Grzegdala, kt6ry goraco
zajmuie sic ta sprawl, uda}e
sic przeto z pro5ba do brac'
zamieszka}ych W dawnych
dzielnicach polskich, DO
koloniSci W Brazylii zbyt uto-
dry, izby SAM mog}i dac
sobie rade. Sk}adki MONA
posy}a6 pod adresem kslezy
Misyonarzy we Lwowie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Y GALLCYl.

Z JASkA pisa: Pred
tuteiszym trybuna'em przysle.
g}ych odby}a sic dnia 4 z. m
senzacyjna rozprawa przecl"
Francisco O~parowskiej, licza-
cej lat "a, rodem z Koz}6wka,
gospodyni wiejskiej'z Gliniku,
i Stanis}awowi Rekowiczow'
II letniemu parobkowi Z tejze
wsi, oskarzonym o to, IL W
nocy z IS ma 10 slerpn1a
1894 wsp6lnie zamordowal1
meza oskarzonei Adama Opa-
rowskiego. Przysiegli pctwier-
dill wine jednog}oSnie, pray
czem tribunal zasadzil Opa-
rowska ma kare Smierci, a
Rekowicza, jake ME malacego
ieszcze lat 20, ma clezk1e
wiezienie przez IS lat.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Pokka bod MoSka!em,

,,BIRZ. WIED.' donosza,
re w dniu I z. m. przyjety
zosta} nowy projekt nadzoru
mad ~przemyslem g6rniczym.
Cd I stycznia 7amiast je-
dnego okregu g6rniczego
Kr6lestwa Polskiego, utwo-
IRONY zostanie okreg g6rniczy
zachodni, do kt6rego nalezeG
beda gubernie, kurlandzka
kowiehka, wilenska, mihska,
witebska, mohilewska, smo
lenska i pskowska. w War
szawie zostanie otworzony
zarzad g6rniczy okregu "a
chodniego, kt6ry bedzie
zarzadzsc takze / szko}a
g6rnicza W Dabrowie g6rniczej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
z Prus Polskich

LIDZBARK. Onegdaj 3D.
by}y sic tutaj wybory cd re-
prezentacyi miejskiej 8
kIasie zwyciezyli Polacy zna-
cznq wiekszoscia. Wybrani
zostal, PIP. kapitalista Olszewskl
i aptekarz Ritter.
SWIEClE. Pred kilku,
dniami wlamali sic zlodzie]e
do tutejszego rzezuika St.
skradli bardzo wlele miesa
klszek i sz?nek. Policyantowi
Hinzowi udalo sic wykryG
z}odziei. So mimi robotnicy
Knoll i Grabowski. Geese
skradzionych towar6w zdofano
i'm jeszcze odebrac. Robotnik
6roll zeznal ieszcze, 2e spe.
dytorowi Joachimowi skrad1
sadek, zawieraiacv oko}o SO
THROW kOniaku.
SZTUM. Onegdai areszto'
wano dwie osoby z miasta j
4,p;o lnndeirzum
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Z Poznahskiego.

IS. P. ~FRANCISZEK
LORYCH. Dnia 4 z. m. zostat
sic z tym Swiatem W IS roku
zycia szanowany powszechnie
gospodarz Franclszek Lorych
W Bukowcu, pozostawiwszy
syu6w, z ktorych jeden ksie
donrn, o trvnoh nncr4an~on~;
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

inne dzieci poprzedai}y 60 do
wiecznosci - pozostawia1qc
wnuk6w i prawnuk6w. W r.
1880 sluzyf W wojsku W Clio
gowie i opowiada}, ID by1
swiadklem zawalenia sic wlezy
ma tumie wsr6d najwieksze]
pogody. Ia zone poja} Anto'
nine Marcinkowska, kt6ra go
pred krlku laty wyprzedziia
do wiecznege spokoju. Od
roku 1871 byi so}tYsem, p6znie]
taksatorem, a Zawsze b}f
wybierany oborca IA wybory,
DO on tel zawsze gorliwle
w~Ypelnial obowiazki obywatela
Polaka. We wszYstkich spra-
wach narodowych ikoscielnYch,
bYl pl1nym gorlIwym obronca
pokrzywdzonych. W r. l848
przez swa roztropnosc ogled
nose zapobleg} wielkiemu
nieszczesciu, jake mogio .by}o
spasG ma wies Gala: By1o to
juz pc powstaniu (kt6re sami
Niemcv W Berlinie wywclali,
obiecujac na6wczas naszYm
pomoc przeciwko Moskalom.-
wv. red.) Zdarzy}o sic, &e
przyszta kompania Pomr6w do
Bukowca szukaG kosynierow
KOS. -Posta wiono karab;nY W
koz}y bee stray ma drolze, a
zo}nie!ze weszli wszyscy ma
podw6rze, by pragnienie "a
spokoic mlekiem, jakiego i'm
Ant. Lorychowa obicle ofaro'
wala. Wtem m}ods1y brat sp.
Franciszka, Szczepan, bYly
ulap, ma]ac "a op1otkam'
oddziat kosynjer6w, wYs}a]
dw6ch synkow 8 10 l%etniego,
by zamkneli wrota podw6rzo'
we, "a wyslal 4swoich zuch6w,
kt6rz7 m1eli karabinY poprze
rzucaG "a plot, tymczasem
ukryci kosYnierzy miell napast
"a owych 2o}uierzy. G1y
Saucepan wszystko ussYkowa4
rad2it sic hrata sp. Franciszxa
a ten mt zgani} ten krok
wprawdzie junacki, ale W
danym przypadku nierozsadny,
zwlaszcza, re 6wczesne po-
e'stanie zupe}nie sic rozchwlalo.
Kapitan ostrze2ony, rozkaza]
zoEnjerzom pospieszy6 do ka
rabin0w. a przez wdzieczuost
jla So. Franciszka zanlecha1
rewizyi. TAX to nieraz czto-
wick rozsadny zapoblegnle
wielkiemu nieszczesciu, Do
uprzytomnimy sobio, CODY "a
kleska by}a spadIa ma wies
Gala, gdyby brat Saucepan 9"
PROBATIONARY napad byf wy
konal. Wles bylaby z dymem
poszta-a skutki dalsze bytyby
op}axane. S.. FranciszeA
dokona} 3ywota opatrzony So
Sakramentami-niech mu B6g
da spok6j wieczny!
z Prus POlskich
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
Nv

Justyna Sachog6rska, pocho.
dzaca cd UJsc1a, w. Ks1estwie
Poznanskiem. re wsl N1kelskowo.
poszuku]e swego hrata s,ostrv,
take Franclszka .J6zefa Nowakow
--NIechaj sic do mel zgfosz2 pod
adr.sem: Pawet Fajtek, Appleton:
MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
co SbYCHAG.

OICIEC SW. stara sic
usilnie, ably przyspieszyc ow97
chwile, kiedy bedzie ]edna
owczarnia i jeden pasterz. w
tym celu podja} Leon XIII
staranie, ably po}qczyt Stolicq
rzymska koscio}y wschodnle'
'Obecnie zwr6cil On uwage ma
Anglia, gdzie juz oddawna
istnieie silny prad katolickl
w kosciele anglikahskim.
Nawr6cenie protestant6w an
gielskich Jest o lyle u}atwl i
mem, re urzedowy koscl6}
:anglikahski posiada biskupow,
ktorzy maja w}adze Cd prawo
witych biskup6w k~atol'cklco
pred og}oszeniem urzedowe-
90 koscio}a To tel mysl
OLGA sw. zjednoczenia wszy-
stkich r6znowierczych wvznah
2 koscio}em rzymskiem wywo-
la}v W Anglii odg}os. DO
Rzymu nadchodza wciaz listy
cd protestant6w angielsklch,
kt6re wyrazaia gorace pragnle-
ME po}aczenia sic z koSclo}em
katolickiem, lub przynaj mnlel
pragna pewnego zbllzenla.
Oiciec sw. chce 6w ruch pople-
rae. Zdaje sic, re bedzle W
tel sprawie og}oszona osobna
encyklika.
Z RZYMU donosza, ze "
dnia II listopada przez ca1Y
dziei niezliczony t}um sciaagnaf
sic zewszad do koSclo}a sw.
Jedrze1a max wirynale do grobu
naszego rodaka sw. S%tanls1awa
Kostki, kt6rego swieto OBJ
chodzono. Byli to wiern1
swieccy p}ci oboje1 / wszelk1e-
90 wieku i stanu duchownl,
oraz seminarzySci r6znej ma
rodowosci, DO, jak wiadomo,
znajduja sic W Rzymie odre-
bne kolegia r6znych narod6w
odznaczajace sic odmiennem'
pasami. NaboAenstwo do sw.
Kostki representations jest
w Rzymie ma r6wnl z na5o-
zehstwem do sw. AloJzego
Gonzagi, kt6ry spoczywa W
o}tarzu sw. Ignacego' Sw.
Stanis|aw ma, 1ak on, W o.
tarzu trumne modrego dro-
gocennego lapisu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
AFRYKI. Pc

IA IN 1870
misyonarz, O. Rossignol',
dosta} sic do niewoli pewnego
arabsk1ego plemienia dzlklego.
Straszne tam musia} znosle
cierp1enia. Przyjaciele lego
ciagle mysleli, ]akby 60 uwol-
MIC. Pr6bowali w rozmaity
spos6b, lecz nigdy sic ME
uda}o. Ma koniec wysfall
pewnego ARABIA przebieg{ego
a poczciwego do wiezaia z
wiadomoscia, aby.uciek} ,skoro
sic tylko sposobno$t nadarzy;
CIV Arab ma bye jego pre-
wodnikiem. Uda}o sic szcze-
sliwie; Arab z ksiedzem
doszli al do miasta Berberu.
Tam jednak ARABIA schwytano
iako podejrzanego i zamknie.
to do wiezienia. Ksiadz schro-
nil sic tymczasem do krewnych
ARABIA. w nocy przekupi}
Arab str6za wiezienia, zabral
misyonarza i zn6w uciekli,
al do katolickiej stacy misyjnej
w Assnau. Piekny przyk}ad
poSwiecenia dali 6w Arab.
W BRAZYLII znajduje sic
presto 100 tysiecy ludnoSci
polskiej, najwiecej W stanie
Parana; So to przewaznle
w}oscianie i robotnicy, ola
kt6rych koniecznie potrzeba
kap}an6w polskich. Stosunki
brazy]i)skie So W tel mierze
bardzo niekorzystne. Wyzsze
duchowiehstwo iiechetnie
oodzi sic ma nowier7enie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03
WIADOMOSCI

KO-
SCIELNE KS. Stefan Mo-
mid}owski, kt6rego prymlcye
odbyiy sic W dniu ? z. m. W
Rzeszowie, przeznaczony do
Glogowa.
KORNEL UJEJSKI, kt6
rego zdrowie Cd pewnego
czasu ME W najfepszym znaj-
dowa}o sic stanie, zachorowa} W
ostatnich dniach powazniej
znajduje sic ma kuracyi W
zak}adzie wodoleczniczym dra
Majewskiego we Lwowie.
ZMARLI, Jan Krauss,
emerytowany ad)unkt podat-
kowy, 1marl w Rzeszowle
dnia 2 z. m. w 90 r.. zycla.
Mieczys}aw Niezgoda Ma
rynowski, w}asciciel dobr,
zmar} dnia 4 z. m. w Krako.
vie W 81 roku zycia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-03

Z O4oOd" w 1O4OOAOAA
wienstwu jak i Szanownym Iowa
rzystwom 2olsklm moi Sk}ad i FRA
c6wnie roznego >gatunku Chora'
gwI, Szarf. 0znak, Bezet.
Beref, Pa1ek marszafk"
wskich ftp. 20 jaknajtahsze]
Genie Wykonuje wszystk'e obsta-
lunxl jak najpunktalniej najsu-
mlenniej, >tp przez dziewietnascie
lAt praktvki nabra}am wprawy "
powyzszych wyrobach. lake
Wielebnym siostrom Folecem mol
sk}ad wielki wyb6r Koron'
Welon6w, Bukiet6W, Ola
Dziewczat i Chfopc6w, przystepu-
jgcych do pierwszei Komunl' s"'e-
tel - Tax samo nam zawsze ma
sKladz1e Korony, Welony
ola m}odYch Panien do slubu.
wszystko 90 jaknajtahszej Genie.
&c Prosze przybyc l przeko
nae sic W Polskim Handful, zan'm
sic udacle do Skladu narodowoscl
obcei.
z szacunklem
w. stominska
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
From "Poems OF a Priest OF the PEN"

business, one of the driveways of the
bridge was closed to teams. some few
fortunate passengers managed to get
across the bridge in one train which ran
at 30-minute intervals back and forth on
the northern track. Thousands OF persons
walked, some in the roadway, others
elm bed up electric light poles and at the
risk of falling between the girders, made
the perilous trip over the open work OF
he cable track to the roadway and SO on
over the bridge.
The closing OF one roadway caused a
blockade of wagons at the New York side
that reached from the bridge entrance
far down Park Row beyond the postoffice,
Wagons, coupes, trucks ana carts were
all mixed up in a foggy line, from which
was impossible to extricate themselves.
The only early morning collision report
ed from the North river ferries was one
that occurred on the 23d street ferry line
between the ferry boats Passaic and John
A. King. The boats came together with a
crash near the slip, but, beyond startling
the passengers, appeared through the
FOG to have sustained no serious damage.
The boats of the other ferries, which
usually run at five minute intervals,
made their trips this morning at about
once i'm 80 minutes. On the South ferry
travel was practically suspended until 10
O'Clock, when the fog began to lift q
trifie and traffic was slowly resumed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
THIRDEDITION
BIS O'CLOCK.
in THE FLAMES.
Two Hundred and Forty
Persons in Peril.
One SuffOcated to Death and
Two Badly. Injured.
A New York Fire May Prove to Be
a Horror.
A New York Fire May Prove to Be
a Horror.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Two hundred
and forty people were hemmed in by
flames this morning at IL O'Clock when
a fire broke out in the six story building
50 Clinton street. The blaze started in
s.. Rauch's candle factory on the first
floor. The upper floors are occupied prin-
cipally as sweat shops. The list of dead
and injured SO far as known is as fol-
lows:
Unknown man, found dead, sufiocated,
on the second floor.
Injured:
Meyer Lipiits, 20 years of age, OF 90 Gou-
verneur street, jumped from the fourth
floor to the pavement, seriously injured
a nc taken to Gouverneur hospital.
Unknown man, jumped from the roof
to q three. story building adjoining. taken
unconscious To Gouverneur hospital The
fire spread with such rapidity that es-
cape was cut off through the narrow
stairways. No one can m how
many dead there may still be in the
building. When the fire was first discov-
cred breaking through the candle facio-
nv an alarm was sent in but the blaze
had already gathered great Roadway.
Ii went rushing up through the differ
cnt floors and In n remarkably short
time had reached the ROOT. A second
alarm was sounded as soon as the firemen
arriv ed.
At II as the fire was under control. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
THE ENGINEER WAS KILLED
Two TrampS Lost Their Lives
In the Crush.
FATALITY NEAR ROME, N. Y.
Second Attempt to Wreck the New
York Central, No. &.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. ia deIiber-
ate attempt was successfully mad at .
point west OF Rome at 4 o'clock this)
morning to wreck train No. 6, on
the New York Central Railroad, the en-
gine and all the cars on the train being
ditched and completely wrecked. The
engineer of the trail, Nate Hager, of AL
pany, and two tramls, were killed. The
fireman, Chris Wagner, OF Albany, and
mail clerks Porter and M. j. Mccarthy
were injured. This is the second attempt
In three weeks TO wreck the same train
near the same spot, the perpetrators of
the deed evidently being not only famil-
lar with the spot, but also with the char
acter OF the train, which is one Of the
heaviest on the road.
The method adopted by the wreclxers
show that they deliberately planned their
work. They broke into the section tool
house and stole some tools with which
they removed the fish plates which fasten
the rails to the ties. They then went to
work and pulled out the spikes, throw
ing them into the ditch. The moving
OF the rail was then only a few moments
work.
The Work of Boys.
ALBANY,'N. Y, Nov. 10. John Hill
dredth AID Frederick Bristol, two BOYS.
have been arrested by the Central-Hud-
son detectives at Rome, charged with
wrecking train No. 9 this morning.
After the arrest, young Hildfedth broke
in company with two other boys, named
Herbert Plate and Theodore Hubbard, bad
broken open the tool house and. with the
aid of tools thus secured, had removed
the fish plates from the rails. No cause Is
given for the deed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
NORTH END NEWS.
A Little Girl Found Wandering Near
PaWtucket Last Nipht.

The police of the Second Station hat
a rather difficult task On their hands last
night, as g girl aged about seven year,
was brought into the station, by officer
little one was found wandering aiElessiy
about on North Main street early In the
evening by a citizen, who gave her In
charge of the officer anne Though q
mum Der OF efforts were made to discover
the child's name, none OF them
were successful and strange to say no
child was reported missing during the
night. 1t would appear from this that
the child had either been abandoned by
heartless or very ignorant parents. The
child was made as comfortable MS posi-
BILE by the officers and was sent to the
charity building where no Inquiries were
made for il.
About 5 O'Clock last evening Thomas
Connors, while working near a horse, was
kicked by the vicious animal in the left
leg. Connors, who resides at Al Fremont
street was taken TO the Rhode Island Hos
hitsl, where it was found that his leg
pad been fractured.
The Father Mathew Society OF Tooleviiie
closed n very successful fair last evening.
Michael Duffy OF Pawtucket was the sue
cessful candidate in contest for the gen.
tlemen's gold watch. The mem bers OF
the society are well satisfied with the sue
cess Of their efforts during tho past few
weeks IN raising lunuS LOT tnelr proposcu
new hall. The latter will have all the
modern improvements and will have
many needed attractions for the young
people of a fast growing part of the city.
There will be a flag raising at Branch
avenue grammar school on Wednesday,
Nov. "a. A very interesting and appro-
pirate rogram is in preparation Tor the
patriotic event.
The electric wires, poles and arms that
for many weeks nave been more or less
objects OF admiration in the Tooleville
and Wanskuck sections were put into use
last night. Charles, Veazie and others
streets were greatly improved in appear
ance for this reason.
Patrol driver A. L. Crowell was one OF
a select party who enjoyed an unusually
pleasant social affair at Warren last even
ing.
The general impression is that the
Hebrew Independent III will fail to
change the opinion OF any large number
OF voters.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Young
took place from st. P8triclS's Church
this morning and was very largely at
tended. The celebraut of the high mass
OF requiem was Rev. Father Briscoe, pas
tor OF the church. The intermcnt was at
ST. Francis Cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
ROBBERS In NATICK.
Secured a Lot of Plumber in
Several Places.
Stores, Shops and the POstOffic,
Visited by the Thieves.

The most bold burglary which has
been perpetrated in the Valley for years
took place at Nstick last night, when a
number of houses and places of BUSH
ness were broken into and a large amount
of plumber secured by the thieves.
The first place visited was the black
smith shop OF Barber & Brown, where a
number of tools, including a bit aud Bit
stock, a mum Der OF cold chisels and a
sledge were taken. After leaving here
the thieves forced an entrance to the
postoffice, but were frightened away be-
fore they had been able to secure any
plumber. From hero the robbers went TO
Matteson's grocer store, where they sue
ceedeu In forcins an entrance through
the front door and thoroughly ransacked
the store, but before they had time 10
pack up their plunder they were again
frightened WY. From here they went
to the large store of Ii. B. q X. Knight
near the ". Y. q n. 4. Railroad depot,
where they apparently held high carnival
for some time and secured n large
mount OF plumber in the way OF shoes,
clothing, jewelry, etc, the exact value
OF which has not as yet been sscertained.
Apparently satisfied with their nights
work, the thieves stole a buggy belonging
tn Thomas Brown, and drove about the
village on what seemed to be a prospect
ing trip for future use. AT the store the
robbers left the tools which they had
stolen vt the blacksmith shop, which
WIRE subsequently iaestiaed-bltheir
owner. The work Is not supposed TO be
by professionals, but from oil APP
pearsnces the men were we'll acquainted
with the village and knew exactly where
the most plumber was TO be found. The
officers were Immediately notified and
are now looking for the thieves, and as
several clues nave been obtained IL Is ex.
pectec that the men Will be under arrest
within "a hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-19
Fatal Collision on the
Brooklyn Bridge.
FerrybOatS Crashed Together
in the Thick Darkness.
An Early Morning Wet Blanket Over
the Big City.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~. The fog which
enveloped New York this morning was
the thickest and most blanket-like affair
that has settled over the city in years. IL
cast n gloom over the city and citizens
not equaled even by a rigid enforcement
of the excise law.
Those on shore and water were alike
affected by the mist and while ferry
boats and bridge trains varied the mon
otony OF delays by colliding with each
other, pedestrians appeared to be walking
through smoke filled tunnels rather than
through fog which filed the streets. Up
to 8 O'Clock the fog had caused several
collisions; one of them between Bridge
trains and rs a result one man lost his
life, and a second may die. The collision
ON Brooklyn Bridge occurred at 7:l5
o'clock on the Brooklyn side. The fog
was so dense at the time that objects 20
feet away could not be distinguished. The
trains were trying TO run on regular
time with very poor success. One train
had just entered the station and was dis
charging its passengers when the train
following suddenly loomed up through
the fog and before the brakes could be
applied the two trains had crashed to-
gether.
A passenger who was on the second
train, but whose name could not be
learned, was thrown between the cars
and had n leg cut of. Thomas Cooper,
the conductor OF the rear train, was
thrown by the shock OF the collision be-
tween two cars and bad both legs cut OF.
He died before reaching the hospital.
The sccidcnt blocked the tracks and
prevented trains from. running for two
hours. The result of this was that by
o'clock, there was a jam on the bridge
that has not been equaled since the
opening OF the big span. In order to ac-
commodate the crowds OF people waiting
to get from Brooklyn TO New York, to