davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
@teSer eim Semtf1er HtOnter @is=
conftm'S geftOrben.

9u Manitopoc in Wisconftn 1T 9err
oouts &emper i'm einunbie65tgitsn
Sabre an ben 5olgen Der Grippe geftorben.
@r mar Der I'm fieben Sabre iiingere 9ruber
bes beu:f9en pioniers9ermdm &enIpsr in
Miltpautee, pel9er bort Dor ELF Mondten
ftar6.
au6 2puis &emper fam f6on i'm 2aufe
Der bier3iger Sabre aus Ieiner 9e;mGt6 in
2ippe 6erii6er. @pn Miltpautee n=3 M1ntz
toipoc iiberiiebelnb, braAte er's gu finer an
gsIsbenen @teGung i'm faufmdnnii6 den uno
i'm 5eueroerfi 9erungsz9 ef9Gft, tpurOe auh,
obglei9 tein Sa6pOlititer, gum S6eriff BON
Manitpppc GOun!p getpG6lt un0 blieb ftets
elm gutter 9eu:IGer, ME feline duBere Grz
i9einung bic zines e9ten 9ermanen mar.
8erbien1te erpar6 er ii9 aud I'm Die
&unbe Der ein3eimif9en 8ogelpelt, unb fir
ben Dffentlihen 11nterri9t in Der Stabt Nfaz
nitopoc ftiftete er cine fhOne Sammluag
bon @isconfiner 8Dgeln, Die er 1eI6it ausgez
ftopft fat.
@r bin:erldBt in Manttotpoc cine treffli9e
5rau unb bret quite &tnber, nGmli6 ben
4r3t Or. @iG6eIm 8emper unb 5tpei 309z
ter, BON benen bic cine an ben &uufmarn
S6itte, Die anoere an ben sSngenteur Grs
baieIbit bsrbeirat6et lit. Nu9 in biefen SD
milien puIten beutf9e SPra6e unb oeuti9e
Qrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
2tn9emebnte We6ri6t fir 8erIiner
Sierfriufcr.

Sir bic 8erliner 8iertrinfer entbGGt tin
Der nNat.z3tg." auge9an9enes @utu9ten
reht ungenebme 9tnge. Nas Guta9ten 6at
Der 8erein Der 8rauereten 8erlins unb ur1z
Gebung tir5Ii9 auf @rIu9en bes ppli3eiz
prdfibenten o6gegeben. @s banbelt fi3 basel
um bas % 4 bes WetBbierss unb bic
8erfGIf6ung bes 8ieres bur9 Gao
DARN, 9lbcerin unb bergl.. lteber ben eriten
puntt duBert it9 bas 9uta9ten ba6in, baB
bas @dferu bes @eiBbteres, b. +. bier Ter
bur9 bic 9aItipirtbe pber 8ierperteqer be-
tpirtte 8aher3ufaB gu benz BON Der 8rauerei
in vSonnen" be5ogenen Meibbier, in Berlin
elm alter 8rau9 1T, Der aus Der eigenartiger
Se9nif Der 0etBbierbrauerei 6erbprgeqa1gen
1T. @s unterltege inbeffen feinem 3peifel,
beB nit bieiem 9rau9e Die Mt0gli9fett Be-
bentli3er MiB6rdu3e ge9eben lit, fobaB cine
bur9greifenbe Nen0erung bes bisberigen Sc
brau9s bringenb geboten erI9eint. lteber
rem atpeiten 9unft berrf6t in tpeitern &reiz
fen taum zine 8oritelung babpn, tpel6e
duBerprbentli9e, grabs3u iDitemati19 be!riez
bene N%usbebnung btefe Observation-Disclosures
geppnnen BADEN, iotpie tpel9e 9efabr fur bic
MGgenein6eit unb bic bere9tigten Snterefen
bes 8erliner 8raugetper6es bieIe biloen.
Na9 Suoerldffigen @Nmittelun9en gibt IS in
Berlin me6r als 40 FOLDER ~gemeinqefGbrz
l;6en y8rauereien". NuBer Dem Bel i9nen
Iebr betrG9tli9en 9auss unb Sun9bierperz
tuuf foGen ite CUR 3eit iG6rIi9 i'm @an3en
nod minbeftens 100000 SettoGiter nit
Subrbetrieb ab1eBen, mas cine i'm 8erglet6
CUR Sci ammtbierer5eugung 8erlins urerz
bDrte Menge pdre. SIM @an5en ipGen ettpa
$50 Big 200 8ieripugen fol9er r8rauereien"
in ben @traBen 8erltns unb feiner @ororte
umberfu6ren.
8on Der 8etriebstpeiie enttptrft bds Suit
d9ten cine re9t anmutbige S9tlberun9.
9ana9 nirb eep06nli9 in einem oft tpa19s
tii9enG6nli9en Haum aus einem MaiI9z
quantum, gu benz oft nur aus 8ruuereisn
ober &eitaurationen aufammengetanfte 8iers
reite beri9iebenfter 6erfunft bertpenbet lperz
ben, bur9 tpieberboGte Maferaufgihe eine
Reibe BON Nbto9uugem unter rinigem
Sopfenaulab gemu9t unb olsbalh in Den
@dbrraum iibergefibrt, no fte, NIT obers
sGbriser 9efe angeiteIt, oft i@on am felben
Nbenb, in Der &egel aber am nG4iten Wtorz
gen bertaufbsreites n8ier" finb. Sf. bOas
5iebt fi9 biefe n8ierbereitun9" aber Hp4 err
bsbli9 einfa9er, tnbem bon 2euten, bic iibers
baupt nt9t iiber cine eigentlt9e 8etrtebss
Ititte b~erfigen u1b rieu1als NIT benz 8ra1z
generic ts9nif9 in 8eriibrung eetOmmen
Iinb, einige 9ettoGiter 9agerbier ongetunft,
bur9 Wa1er8ufaB big auf bas Siinffa9e
oerbiinnt tperbsn unb bieiem @aferz8ier
nit Sac9arin Der bic S9al6eit peroedenbs
fiiBe @el9mad berlteben tuirb, ales anf tdlz
tenn 8ege. Sc nab Dem 3uiab BON Sacs
dbarin nrb Gorleur ite9t bann i9lteBlt9
cine bunte Muitertarte BON 8ieren benz puz
blitum our @e%rfigung, bic unter berlod@n@
benz Namen, namentli@ iol3en tnie uNtal5z
bier, &raftbier, @efpnbbeitsbier, ammen~
bier" II. ber9I.. IetOer e~rfOlgrei9 oertrtfbsn
tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
@iafnbr mmS stmsfnbr int Mars.

1fnfere @efammtausfpbr bat i'm Monat
Mdr5 bic t%olof1aIe 60be BON SIPS 1853
errei9t, un0 Oannit bic Der poriG6r;geu unl
$25,535,616 ii6ertroffsn, pG6renb Die Sim
fp6r nur $61, 507,437 betrlgg rno binter brr
ooridbri8en UNI $4,844,OO7 3uriid6l;eb. Der
lteberf6uB Der Nusflp6r iiber bic @infu5r
iteGt ft6 auf $51,31O,426 fir ben M}onat
MGr8, unb auf $147, 548 ,O71 fir bic erItett
bret auartale bes luufen0en 5inan3ja9rss.
Die 8o1b6epegung erga6 fir ben M}onat
MtGr5 einen lteberf6uB Der Ginfu6r DON
$29,943,271, fir Die tenn oerfGpfenen Moz
nate bes 5inan5ia6res einen BON $557, 513, $40;
oagegen Die @ilberbepegung .inen ne6srT3uE
Der Nusfu6r BON 81, 789, 1892 fir ben Mon1t
Mdr5 unb bon ST., 749, 1858 fir 0us Ftnons=
ia6r. 60 baB mir in 8irtli9feit fir ben
rieiigen lleberi4uB %unferer WaarenuusIulr
biefes Subres big bo6in nur $780, 63, 772
baar 9elb er6alten unb aIfo nod me6r a!s
$500, 600 600 gu Suite BADEN. nnfere arisas=
antdufe tperOen bas @ut6aben freili6 Be-
trG9tli9 berminbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
MMrats2tmSe attf oent SmIaGtfeIo
bon 0eiDSi6.

Die pbsn %genannte berii6nlie 2inoe in
@arten bes auf Dem 2eip3!ger SGla4tfe!O
9eIe9sner &ittergutes @a6au III, ME aug
2eip5ig gei9rie6en piro, rir itiirmil3en
Prit<Witterun gum Opfsr g~sTauen.
Die 8e3ei3nung nNappleOnz9inoe", Der
mon FIN unb tpteter bsge9net, 1T faIi@.
g2i4t NupOleOn bat, ME butb glau6lpiirbigc
3eugen e~rtpiefen tit, .pd6renO Der beiBen
Sage Der i4idiaGsDoGen @0lterIhla4t BON
BEN mGAtigen 8oume aus, gu benz friiber
cine Wenbeltreppe bon IS 5tufen binanz
fiGrte, 8eoba9tungen iiber bo5 G@l16tz
feb angeiteqt, pobl a6er eric6 tie it4 M II :
rat, Der qroBe fran301if4e Isiterfii9rer,
Der Die alien 3egimenter iet6ft ins 2reffsn
fiihrte, gum SbIerDatorium, 5uerit am Morz
gen beg Il. Sftober, e6e oas ReiterJefe@t
bel Wa9au 6egann. Cine bur9 ras @edit
0es 8aumes fauienbe &anonenfugel 5tparg
i'm na9ber gum @erlaffen oieieS Poiiens.
Der Stamm Der Muratz2inbe man 20 0ez
ter 6o9, i6r Our9me1er NAB Il Meter.
9reibunbertid6rig, mar Der RieIen6allm,
mebrfa@ bonn 9ltb getroffsn, I4on LANCE
morf9 unb halb abgetorben. 8om Sturme
s:ri9mettert, benz er 10 LANCE 9etrpbt, liegt
0er 3euge elmer glorrei4en 8ergaagsnbeit
nun am 8pDen.
8er9e6lin pirb Der 8anbsrcr ii6er, has
G6la9tfelb in 3utunft unpsit bes grpben
Srnn5oien9rabes i'm iudea, uuf beien
epfeuumranttem 9entitein nod oeutli4 Die
8orte gu e%rfennen iinb: r!9isr ruben Die am
is. Sttober gefa1snen arie5sr - 3iemano
fibre lire Raha!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
@sarf Swain tiber cecil mboSes.

Ser ameritauii9e 6umorift Fat nun fsin
'fleuetes, in Nien ~bpqenoetes 8u6
More Tramps Abroad berausaeaez
Ben. 9umoriftii8 iatbrif8 tniipft er Darin
an feline leBten &eifen, audi in 5iibzQfrifa
Git. BORT itrbirte tr namentli6 aud ben
tIbnen unb riidii6tsloIen engliI6en Nbsnz
teurer unb @Olonilator Cecil &6obes. unb
Die bulb ernite, 9aIb irontf9e @6arafteriitif,
bic er BON benz merfpiirbigen M}anne ent<
1D:rft, ge60rt gu ben 9Ian5fteaen bes gu6es.
Sic befa9t i'm Wefentli6en foIgenbes:
p@ectI &boOes 1T Elm auBergep06nli9er
Wieni6 unb ni4t uur bas probuft aIiid.
Ii9en 3ufu1s. 9as beftreiten in Giibufrifa
{elbft feline beftigiten @egner ni9t. 9ans
Siioufritd, unb 8par bas feinbli6e, tpte bus
friebIi4e, er6ebt bor i6m in ebrfur9tsooGz
lem S9uuer. Die einen erfennen in ibm eincn
Senoboten 9ottes, Die auberen einen N60ez
Ianbten bes SeufeIs, ale aber einen 6errn
Der 8olfsmafen, Deuen Der 6au9 Ieines
MunDe5 9ebei6en ober 8erDerben briaat.
&ein 0erItdn0iger berunQltnlpft 1einen Sea-
men, unO Die l1nDerItdnbtgen t6un es nun
nit leifem @eflitter. 9ur9 pel9es @sGetmz
nib iibt 6ieier Munn foI4e 9errf9aft aus?
Man9e fagen: ubur9 fsinen iiberi9psng@
Ii6en Hei9t6um, Der in @etaGt BON 8efol<
bungen, 8%elo6nungen unb ber9Iei6en auf bic
M1enf9enmenge rings lumber btnabtr0pfeGt."
Gnbere b~e6aupten: usr fefeIt bic MrnI6en
bur9 cine magnetif9e Strait; fem Wort bppz
notiiirt Ollie, Die in ben 8erei9 feines Gin
flutes geratben unb peripanbelt lie in gliidz
Ii9e Gtlapen." @iele bagegen ertldren: DEr
bsrbdntt feline Ma9t Ieinen groBartigen Sc
bunten unb YlGnen. fopie Der Sel6flOii9teit,
NIT Der er Nfrita 6ef4ibt unb erleudtet."
limb enbli9 giebt es iol4e, bic Der 4Tltdt
iinb, baB feline Srabanten nur gu tbn1 bali
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
,,eas 1tbrensei6em fo4tu.t! ->

Dele Ruf eri9aIt ieben Morgen gu fsz
T%tir1ntter @tunbe an ii6er 10000 S1ten
Oeutf9lanbs in 1GmmtliAsn nit 5elegrdz
p6erbetrie6 b%erbunbenen goI tdntsr!.. Seben
Morgsn i'm Gommer Inn 7 ubr, i'm 8intcr
nm 8 ubr tpirb nGmlib bonn 9aupitelegrd>
p6endmt 6u Berlin itber gang Oeuti9lann
out9 Elm Signal bic genaue mitteleuropdz
ii9e 3eit iibermtttelt. 8ir BADEN in gang
9auti9lanb nun 5tpei abIolut ri6tig gebenbe
uhren. 8eibe ite6en in Der fDligli9al Stern
parte am Gndeplab in Berlin, un6 3p1r
5eigt bic cine u6r, fir bic mathematician
&e8nungen beftimmt, Sterntage, beren ba5
qstp0bnli9e SSabr 366, has 59altiabr fo9ar
367 bat, pd6renb bic 5peite llbr Sonnens
tage urb mittlere 3eit an3eigt. OieIe 3peite
llbr 1T bic Normulubr fir Oa5 gauge hirz
guli9e 2eben 9eutT9lanbs. Die mittelz
europdif6s 3stt ereiebt it4 batr3 @obitipn
zines 9lei6blet6enben 3eitinterral5 (fiir
Berlin ettpa 3ebn Minuten). Sine brittle l1br
3eigt mitteleuropGtf9e 3ett al. Ne brei
Ibren tperben in iiberetnftimmenbem Sang
e1balten unb bel flarem Wetter ieben Mtttag
UNI ieoe Wtitterna9t bur9 Sonren=, be5fp.
Sternbeoba9tung tontrolirt. SterntpGrte
unb 6aupttelegrapbenamt beitBt NUN eben@
fans eine gut regulirte, 9roBe u6r nit Ct
~tutubenpenbel unb Setunben3eiJer, uro 5rar
fteht biaIe Normalubr in einem beipnoertn
Gaum bes eriten StDdperts nsben benz To-
~genannten S6urmaimmer. Neben otsler ubr
befinbet fi9 audi Der D%orertudbnte Moriez
Sele9rapben zMpparat, bod fte6t bic llbr
fetbt in feiner biretten @erbinoun9 NIT Der
Sternparte.
Die &pntrple m1b Hegult1utg bieier Norz
malubr bes Saupttele9rapbenamtes erfolgt
tur9 eine Qnoabl Puntte, bann poaitdnbtges
9tieberbriiden Der MorfezSaIte, ruranf bic
Gterntparte bic ermittelte Differing benz
Wmte telesrap6tf9 mittbeilt. 9ieIe 9iffe=
reno belduft it9 nur ouf 8ru3tbeile bon Sez
tunben. Ga9 bie'er gormalu9r lpirb nun
pantt z, be5iebungspeife 8 ubr friib bus
ll6ren5et6en iiber gang 0sutI9lan5 gegeben.
gu bie1em ft1b ale 2eitungeu, AUDI bic nit
S1tgRs betriebenen, auf MorIe gelegt uah
ale Npparate NIT 8eamten baItbt. 3ebn
Minuten bor z lbr ertOnt Elm BON einem
bor Der NormaGubr p~oltirtsn 8eamten gez
gebenes tur3es &lingel5et4en bur9 ale
&dHme. Stint Mtnuten oor z l16r ma6nt
Elm Idnseres einOrtnsli9ss &lingel5ei6en
gum Mufpafen. Ser 8etrteb duf alien 2iz
MEN ptrb ein9efteat. 8untt Z ltbr auf bic
Setunoe ertDnt bic 9lode, uno IGmmtliGe
Morietaften nerben auf ben Mr6eitsfpntatt
gebriidt, tpD tie gerau zine Wti1uts perbletz
ben. Der Strom fdmmtli9sr 8attsrien bes
Sa1pttelegrapbenumtes flteBt nun bur6
IGmmtli9e 9eitungen iiber bas gauge &et9,
ii6eraG burb Mnaie6en beg M;1ters serau sic
3eit Don z bis 7,O1 martirenb. Sin aberz
maIiges &lingel5ei9en nnb Der 8ann 1T sez
lift. NGe Saiten iinb in 8epeaung UNI
hur9 gan8 9euti9lanb sebt Der Cruz: #
6ln gn mt" (9ter Berlin, guteu Morgen)
urb bon alien Nemtern fonrmt es suriid: #
br gn mr." (9ter 8resluu ETC., euten Morz
gem: l1nb barn gsbt es sleib los. Berlin
iust: 1T" (Sertis, i4 babe Selegrumrn), Ooa
araDere Pint antportet: u" (Sommsn, if
bin bsrsi), una Der 8etrisb besinut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20
2IusIdno.

= Ser g a It orSbeDbor@fbre3
aus &idGingen bet 2inbsn puroe BON
Der @traftammer beg 2anogert9ts 81 9anz
rober gu neun Monaten 8~efGn9s
nib pegen unterf4lagung i'm 4nlte unb
l1ntreue Oerurtbeilt. Gr bat felt 1889 fort=
geiebt &ir4enz unb G9ulgelosr, bic er gu
OsrtuaIten bate 3ur 8sitrsituug perlSrIi4er
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-29

to reach it. The Young Mems Christian
Associations OF America will also do part
OF the work. They are going to take the
young men of this nation for God. These
institutions seem in better favor with God
ana man than ever before. Business men
ana capitalists are awaking to the fact
tnat they can do nothing better in the way
OF living beneacence or in last will and
testament than to do what Mr.. Marauand
dld Tor Brooklyn when he made the Young
Mems Christian palace possible. These
institutions will get our young men all
over the land into stampede for
heaven. Thus we will all in some wav
help on the work, you with your ten
talents, l with five, somebody else with
three. 1t is estimated that to irrigate the
arid and desert lands Of America as thew
ought to be irrigated, it will cost about
one hundred million dollars to gather the
waters into reservoirs. As much contri-
button and effort as that would irricate
with Gospel Influences all the waste places
of this continent. Let us by PRAYER and
contribution and right living all help to fill
the reservoirs. You will carry a bucket.
ana You cup. and even thimbefu
would help. And after while God will
SEND the floods of mercy so gathered.
pouring down. over all the land, and some
OF us on earth and some of us in heaven
will sing with Isaiah, "Gn the wilderness
waters have broken out, and streams in
the DESERT and with David "rhere is a
river the streams whereof Shall make glad
the sight OF God" Oh. 1lll up the ressr.
Voirs! America for God!
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-29

The devil is always abreast of the times
and adopts cunning devices to trap the
unWary. In front Of saloons in nearly
every city In the country during the war
ne mad this placard exposed: "War news
inside!"
Yes, war news! The same returns the
drunkard's wife has been receiving year
after year since the husband enlisted in
the army OF inebrlates. What are the re-.
turns? Neglect, abuse, distress, shame.
DESPAIR, physical decay and spiritual
blight! Deserters from the ranks OF man.
hood and social purity find in the saloon
an abundance OF war news in times Of
peace. The saloon itself is the devils
arsenal. 1t is also the rendezvous where
he mobilzes his forces for the final assault
upon society and the home.
War news in the saloon represents tho
new recruits under King Alcohol. So long
as as the saloon exists there will be plenty OF
war neWs!"
What does tho devil care about our en-
tanglements with foreign powers? He has
no interest in our present struggle for
humanlty's right beyond the canvas walls
of the damnable canteen! From it he gets
his war news from the front. Glorious
everything that makes life dear! Verify.
these authorized depots OF hellish SUPPLIES
are disgrace and crime against civiliza.
ton. Officers feast upon luxuries pur-
chased with money received in exchange
for whisky and beer sold their commands.
while the dupes who spend their money
ZOE drinks must content themselves with
coarse rations provided by the COM
I'll 10, ~,
fore civilized critics. Our nation paradng
before the world, arrayed in the para.
phernalia OF war, as the champion OF
liberty and oppressed humanity, while
establishing and maintaining in our mill.
tary centres traffic that is Welding the
chains OF eternal bondage around the
hopes OF the flower OF our country's man.
hood! Truly, the devil has war news TO
bulletin in the saloon.
But the most appropriate bulletin OF war
news the saloonkeeper could expose would
bs the picture OF drunkard's home. This
would represent the storming, the assaults,
the counter-charges, the all-day and all
night battles with hunger and disease,
forced marches to evade creditors, beg
glng, pleading for mercy and the final
surrender OF hope and virtue to the over
wneliulnS lorceS Oh despair ana dem0rallza-
ton. The drunkard's wife has no time =
peace in which to prepare for war. IT.
for her one continued struggle against
poverty and the demon sent against the
home day after day from the DEVILS head.
quarters in the saloon.
An hour in the police court in large
city will convince anyone that there is
war news" inside the saloon, the echoes
OF which resound through the dark
corridors OF the prison and the grave,
and whose duplicate bulletins hang upon
the pfctureless walls of the cherries
quarters the saloonkeeper has robbed Of
the name Of hone.-Zion's Outlook.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1898-10-29
"A Sultan's Adventure,

A misadventare has happened to the
sultan OF Sulu,a part of our Philippine
possessions. He is a Mohammedan,
ana recently made the pilgrimage to
mecca, taking his crown with him.
On his return, while stopping at a
singapore hotel thief broke into his
room. The sultan awoke and Crap
pea with the man, who, however,
ptoke away and escaped, taking with
nm Two boxes that contained Sulu's
crown and other jewels to the value
papers.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-20
GEORGIAVILLE.

1t is understood that plans have been
drawn for a new station, Let US live in
hopes.
Mrs. E. @. Tobin is engaged in the
manufacture of patent mendicines on
quite an extensive scale.
Miss Elmira Milton, OF Tufts college,
preached at the Uniyersalist church on
Sunday. Miss Milton graduates in June,
and the people here would like her to take
the permanent pastorate of the church.
but she has decided to accept call to a
church in Vermont
Rev. Z. @. Eastman expects to remove
to Meredith, n. H., about June 1st.
One candidate was baptized by Rev. E.
@. Eastman on Sunday.
The social OF the Baptist society was
held at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mccormick on Friday afternoon
and evening.
The cellar of DIR. Cooks new house
is about completed. The house when
finished will be a handsome, up-to-date
structure, and an ornament to the village.
Sanford n. Sweet has the contract.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-20
GREEEVILLE

Election Of town officers takes place on
June OH.
Miss NJ, E. ColweI is visiting friends
in Boston.
A number Ol cases Of grippe are re-
ported here.
Town Surveyor Barnes is repairing the
Harmony road.
DR.. Fitzsimmons has moved into the
Austin Booth house.
Mr.. George Colwell, who has been Sc
riousIy- i'll, is better.
Theron Bishop has gone into the fruit
and vegetable business.
Augustus Mowry and family have re-
moved to the John Mowry farm near
Saltwater.
Warehouses; woolen mill has gone on
to a 10 hour 4 week schedule.
Ascension Day was observed at St.
Thomas church by special service on
Thursday.
An auction will take place al the Page
homestead on the Snake Hill road on
Thursday, May Goth.
Mr.. Clancy of Pawtucket has been in
town several days this week taking orders
for enlarging pictures.
Rev. James Colwell attended the ordin-
alton of Rev. Walter G. Webster at St.
Stephens church on Thursday.
On Thursday, the remains OF the late
II. n. Walcott was taken to the Riverview
Cemetery, Pawtmcket, for intern ent.
MIR. Lucius Miller, who recently died
in Providence, formerly resided here.
He was engaged in manufacturing busi-
ness at that time.
a good number Of bicyclists passed
through here Sunday morning in high
feather. They returned in the afternoon
in the rain looking discouraged and
dropping.
The Ladies Society Of the Baptist church
met with Mrs. Frank Gavitt on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. Over I2s
people PartoOk of the bean supper that
is served on such occasions.
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EAST GLOCESTER.

Mr.. r. F. Bliss and wife of Providence
spent part of the week with relatives
here.
a. Thomas Andrew of Providence, spent
part Of last week with his mother, Mrs.
Laura s. Andrew.
Miss Rhoda Smith spent a few DAYS
last week with Miss Esther Colwell at
Providence.
Mrs. Cyrena Latham and Mrs. Laura
). Andrew called on Mrs. Lizzie Cooper,
Thursday Afternoon OF last week.
Miss Grace E. Arnold and Eta Louisa
Steere spent Thursday afternoon of last
week with Mrs. S. NJ. Paine.
Mrs. Clovis Peasley and two children
called on Mrs. 5. VI. Paine Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Miss Hannah Smith of Smithfeld spent
a few days last week with her cousin, Mrs.
r. P. Colwell.
Mrs. r. p. Colwell is sick with the grip.
George Colweli, who has been quite
sick with diPhtheria, is reported as being
much better, and some Of the children are
very sick with the scarlet fever.
Mrs. John Tucker, who has been very
sick TO- the past five or six months with
heart trouble, passed away last Sunday
morning at the home of her son, Jesse
Tucker. The funeral was held from the
house lastTuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bliss spent Monday
afternoon with their little niece, Eta
Louise Steere.
Miss Fannie Eddy Of Providence, and
Miss Mary Eddy of Greenvile, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at their home here.
Miss Emily and Master Clovis Mitchell
Of HarrisviIle spent last Saturday and
Sunday with relatives here.
John and Edward Leonard went to
Providence last Saturday on their bicycles.
VIM. Ballou of Providence spent last
Saturday and Sunday at his home here.
Walter and Gladys Peasley spent part
OF last Saturday afternoon with Eta
Louisa Steere.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-20
ENFIELD.

Carlton Sweet has purchased a new BIZ
cycle.
Misses Jennie and Maggie Healey, visi-
ted friends here this week.
Miss Maggie Smith has gone to Quid-
nick.
Arbor Day was observed by appro-
pirate exercises at the school.
a Jersey COW recently strayed to the
home of Henry E. Smith, and is now in
his possession awaiting its owner.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-20
MANTON.

Best teas and coffees at Linden Bros.
Mrs. J. J. Feeley is confined to her home
by illness.
Mrs. Ezra Mowry is confined to her
home by illness.
Sing Lung has removed his laundry
business to house in RowIey's Row.
A water motor has been placed in St.
Thomas church for running the new
organ.
John F. Williams has severed his con-
nection with the Narragansett Electric
Light Co.
The election Of officers at Christ church
takes place next Monday evening.
The Manton base ball team was defeat
ed By picked nine last Saturday after
noon. The score was I3 to II.
The Maceo Bicycle Club will have a
track race on Memorial Day. Perkins's
half-mile track at Hughesdale has been
obtained for the purpose.
L. b. Evans has purchased farm on
the Fall River road, a few miles from
Providence. Mr.. Peterson, for a number
of years employed by Obediah Brown,
will manage the farm for Mr.. Evans.
At the residence of A. O. Coates, o52
Manton avenue, Saturday evening, May
9TH, genuine surprise party was given
Mrs. II. c. Whitney, on the occasion of
her 6Sth birthPay, by quite number of
her friends, who brought with them very
caPacious May basket beautifully draPed
with the national colOrs and bountifully
laden with presents. Refreshments were
served, games and general sociability
were the features Of the evening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-20
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

Scituate, r L, May IA, 1903.
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