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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Grritarfunsem fur Otis.
No9 bier Reginenter na9 ben p6ilipz
pinsn bsIiimmt. - 8orbereiEungen
fir ben Srdnsport.

No9 bier Regimenter na4 ben 96iIipz
pinsn bsItimmt. = 8orbereiEungen
fir ben Srdnsport.
@aTbtngtpn, .. g., II. Wlai.
= 0om 9enerul QuartiermeiIter 1T
Der 8efebl erlafen porben, baB Die
ieBt 5niE9en ben Ser. Stoatsn unb
Cuba unb 9orto Gico bien(tt6uenOsn
SransportT4iffe n2ogan, mMeaOe"
unD nSbomas" Iid Tpfort na9 g}ep>
0orf begeben, nm 10 F6neG al5 mogz
li9 fir ben 0ienIi in ben 96iiippinen
in Stanb geIeBt GIT perbsn.
Die Qr6eiten auf oemn nS6omas, "ber
fiA 6ereits in getp 0orf befinbet
baben l4on bsgonnen. Dds S4iff 1T
am lebten SamItag aus Guantanamo
in g2en gorf eingetroffen. @5 1T
bas qrDBte uno f90nite Sransportz
9dtfF i'm 8e5iB Der gegierung unO
fann 1000 Mann nit Der n0t6igen
Baggage unb 8ablrei4em 9robianI
aufne6men.
Der r2ogan," peI4er iebt in 9ulOes
ffon liegt, biirfte in 3tpei Wo9en in
Jetp gorf Fein. @r 1T ein S6peferz
f9iff bes r9rant," ySberman" uno
rSberibdn" unb fam 100 Mann
dufnebmen.
Qlm 1. W2ai fu6r Der yMeaoe", mel
der cine 6aFungstraft bon 1900
Mann 6ut, nu9 San Sudn unb biirfte
ebenFalls na4 5pei @o6en pieosr in
Netp : gOrt Iein. Mlan re4net i'm
8iireuu oes 9ensrdl 0uartiermei@
tiers oaruuf, buB es brei Monate in
QnIprU9 ne6men pirb, Bis Die S4Iffe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Sti5 als Sptimiit,
Sein reuefer Sttmationsberibt.
SerIelbe Iamtet iebr aiinitt9 uno 1T
0Saibin9tun bangt Der Stmmel
iuicoer opI 8aBsei9en.

9dn3li9sr unb balbiget 3uIammenz
bru4 Der 6ilipino sSnTurreftion
pieber einma[ in 2lusTi9t geiteGt.
- Ni8t pebigirts 0epeI8en bia
getpsgprt ftelen iebO9 Die Sa8z
loge tpeiertli9 anbers bar. - Sin
7u Gabite erbeutetes @ef6iiB purz
be gelaben in's NationalzMufeum
mad Waibinqton gei4idt. - Die
8oIontdre unb lire S6mer3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Ginlabnu9en INN alen Seitcu.
0epep>Ruptu8 an Der qucifictiiIte. -
Der Qomiral iua dbiolut nt6t
bur9 BEN Sue3tanal ua8 2tmerita
8uriidfe6ren.

Der Iomiral ioa dbiolut nt6t
bur9 ben Sue3tanal ua4 &merita
5uriidfe6ren.
Sdn6runctsco, o, II. g}ai. -
MQpor 96elan bat elm Selegramm fol-
genben Wortlauts an 2lbmiral DeneD
gert6tet.
nQn Qomiral 0eipeD, Manila.
gaumens unIerer 9iir8er luoen mir.
bic Mupors BON peItIi6sn Stdbten.
sic ber3lt8 Elm, piu @un 5ranci5cO
nu9 6auIe 3uriid3ufe6ren, Iber Den
groBen O3ean, Der bic @csne S6re5
Sieges mar un0 ben sic Dem amsrifuz
nif4en 6anOel uno @influB er0ffnet
6oben. Die StGbte an Der &uIte be8
itiuen S3ean5 begen bds 9eFiibl 6eIonz
berer Oanfbarteit fir ben S3uB, ben
sic benTslben getpdbrt baben. Die
Olympic" 1T in unIeren S6iffsbuuz
6Dfsn ge6aut, unb Die 5rsitpiGigen,
tpsl9e Sbrem Qlufruf entIprO6en 6az
BEN, Tino aus tpsItli8sn 9eimatbsorz
ten. gBie Ifnb ale begierig, unfere
Wsrtbi6dbung S6rer patriOtiT4en
Oien1te an ben Sag gu legen uno mir
ben uns bur4 Sbre 2lnHubme unierer
GinlGOuug 9eebrt fiiRlen."
Das Selegramm 1T BON ben W}az
nors folqenber Stdbte untsr3ei9net: ::
Gan Srdncisco, Gbicago, 0enber, ct.
9aul, 9ortIanb, Cos 4ngele5 unO CT
attle.
@6tcago, II. M}ai. - Die 2tToz
ciotion bon Sdbrifunten BON Sqinoi5
bat an Qomirdl OatpeD in Wanila Elm
Selegramm gsri6tet, porin Iie in i'm
bringt, uuF Ieiner Riidfe6r bpn ben
Pbilippinen Der Sat Der Nfociation
gu fein unb fir feline 5eimreiie Die
goute iS6er Gan 6ran5i5co unD ni4t
iiber gtetp@gort gu tpGblen,
Ous Se[sgranm lautet:
Pin N0miral Oeipeb, Nfanilu.
@ouperngur Sobn a. Sanner un0
W1Gbor Garter 8. 9arrifon bon @bicuz
90 psrsinigen Ii9 nit un5 in Der 8te=
ber6olung unIersr Ginlabung bom %,
Oftober, um Sbre Nnrabme DerIelben
bringenb 6ittenb unb Die Routa iber
San Sruncisco porf9lagenb."
Dd bingtO n, .. g., II. Mat.
= Die i'm @eiter begonnenen Quitrenz
gungen, 2(bmtrdl OepaD gu beranldIz
len, Teinsn @eg na4 5aufe oiu Gan
6rancisco 81 nehmsn (ni9t piu Sue3z
8ana0, peroen bier leb6aft beIpro4en.
Der @ertreter elmer Der 8dcificbubnen
fpru4 i'm SSlpttenbepdrtement bor unb
ertlGrte, ipenn 9elpeb bid San Sran<
cisco 3uriidfe6re, iperbe i6m bic 8dbn
einen gan3en 3ug, ben prG6tigIten, Der
nod ie ben Continent gefreuBt, CUR
ausI9lieBliAen 8erfiigung itelen, nit
bem 8s6te, ouf Der 8etfe mad Dem
Often an6ultsn gu fDnnen, no un0 ME
lange i6m baliebe. @s ptro geltenD gez
ma9t, boB tpenn 0epen iiber Sanz
Srancisco 3uriidfebrt, oie8 Dem gan3en
QunOe eine 9elegen6eit geben piiros,
ben 6elben bon Nfunild tpiiroig gu emz
pfunqen, pG6renb, ipenn er duf Dem
unoern Weae fommt, nur Der feline
She'll bes 2anbes, Der 3tpiI4en Nsp=
0prt unb @aI6ington liegt, cine Sc
leqen6eit ba3u bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12

IN bic nDt6igs @srFaf1ung fir bic peite
6o9rt ge6ra6t IinD.
Ufan glau6i, DAB bas 7. uno 19. .Snz
fonterie= uno oas l. unb Z. Qrtileriez
8egiment oa3u beItimmt Iinb, no6
1tantIa gu ge6en, isoo9 III ni4t aus
gei9lofien, bdB in leBter Stunbe bic
Wdbl bod nod auf an0ere Sruppen@
tOrpsr fGQt.
Das z. Snfunterisz8egiment iTt jeBt
ouf ber16iebene Boften DItlt3 Don
ItIiiouri Dsrt6eilt, bas 10. Itebt inPOrz
to 4ico, bas 7. Acknowledgement Be-
flnoet fi9 an Der utlanti59en 8iiIte,
noroli9 BON MdTbtngton, unb ous 1,
lle9t in ben8uI 8uItenbertbeiDigung5>Berz
ten iioIi4 DOm GbeIapeate am 9oIf
entldng.
0teIe 3egimenter fo1en aus bemIelz
ben 9run0e ii6er gletp@Yort ber14idt
tperben, tpie Bel frii6aren 9elegenhet=
ten. 3ub0rberIt tperbsn bic auf $780,
600 ii9 beGaufenben Soften fir ieots
Hegiment fir befen Srun8port bur9
Den Gonttnen eripurt. 5erner ftebsn
nur tpenige @erdnberungen in ben
8drniionen BON @uba unO POrto Rtco
fur ldngere 3eit in Nu8ii9t.
BON Der pacifictiiIte tperbsn tm2auz
Fe bteIes Monats ebenfaus 3pei Regiz
menter, bas 6. unb 16. SnfanterieeRez
gtment, nu6 Manild dbge6eH. 0as
@rters pirb an %. W}ai San 5ranz
5iscO am 8prb bes Sherman" ptrlaIz
fen unb bas 5tpeifs folgt cine Wo6e
iPdter auf benz v9rant" nod.
Snnerbdlb elmer @o6e, glaubt
man, tpiro 9enaral Otis bumit Begin
nen t0nnen, 5reitpillige na4 Der 9eiz
mat6 3urId gu i6ifen, oa in bteFer
3eit tpi3tige @eritdrtungen, beiteRenb
aus einem Regiment reguldrer Snfanz
terie urb elf 8atterie'n Qrti[erie, BET
ibm eintreffsn mufen. Die 4rti0erie
ptrb in Manila am glotbpenOigiten
gebrau6t, bu bur6 iie ale lei9t be-
ipafFnoten Sruppen, Die ieBt fir Die
8ert6eibigung Der Stuot ge6ruu6t
tpsroen, fret perben.
Sn Offi3iersfreiien 1T man tpobl
unterri9tet bariiber, baB fir ba5 agz
greIit0e 8orgeben Snfanterie unO Sd
baIerie bic 9auptIa4e TinO, pd6reno
Ii4 gum 6eIt6dlten genommener 9oitz
tionen cine gut geI6ulte 8otterie 10
gut eignet, pIe Elm gdn3es Regtment
Snfanterie.
@ansral Otis bat bas 8riegsbepdrz
tement babon in &enntniB geieBt, DaB
feds bon Der 8egierung ge6arterte
Sran8portbampfer bon Manila na4
San 6ran3isco in See geben. @eItern
Iinb Die 0ampfep nGitp Of 9uebIo" Il.
n3ealanbia" abgefa6ren; beute fdbrt
Der n9ennIplbania" unb mprgen fOlgt
Der n92elIon," Dem Der nGlebelanO" II.
st. Puul" am SamItag folgen, 0ieie
S4iffe nerben no3 i6rer 2lnfunft in
San 5run3isco an i6re gigentbiimer
3uriidgegeben, unb fo I6ne1, als m0gz
li9, Io[len ale dnoeren ge6arterten
S6iffe folgen, um beDeutenbe @rIparz
niiie al MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Gie Rcuuion Der GuufOOrrirtrn.
GeoG4tnibftitr gu Siren Der p2Ods
ter Der GonT0Osration." - Stonez
paa 5adIon's 8i.tpt gtfetert.

paq SadIon's 8j.tpe gefeiert.
G6arleFor S.sg., II. Mai.
- Die conFGoertrten 8ttsraren 9ieE9
ten 6euta MIR cine tur3e Sibung, pps
raul bic 8ebaHtniBfeier gu Ghren beg
sri. 0innie 1apis, Der OerItor6eneu
3o6ter oss 6rn, 5eiferion DdOis,
Gem qrogramm gomdB itdttfdno. 8ss
neral Sypfsp6 06selsr bielt cine 8eoe,
pel6e grpBen 2lutlang fano.
4Rin0eTtsns $1,000 6rem0e iino
aus alien 56eilen be5I Sijoen5 bier
anpdeno, uro an 10000 8eterausn
be56siligten Iit an Der geItrigen pa
rooe. Der Q(norang nah Dem o2lubiz
torium," in nelhsm 8eitern 2(6eno Die
@rDfFnurg5Derirmmlu itattTdn0,
mar sin 10 GROCER, baB ni6t ale 8ez
Tu6ar @intritt erlangsn tonnten. 5ier
lpurDen bic 8atsrdrsn inn 9&umen Der
Staot pom W}uGor Smii6 njltom=
men g5bfiBan. 8eneral So6n 9. @Or>
bon, Der @6eFzGDullnanoaur be5 Iii0=
liben 8eterursntuuots, 6ielt cine pa
triotiIde Rtoe, 5U 0eren SdluB er
benz qe5umnlsan lpieoer Geeinigten
amerifaniI6en 9olte g}amens Oes
GonDents Der Gonf0Derirten ieinen
8ruB enbbpt. Smmenier Su6el 5rab
los, ais @orDpn ben 8rau6drteu
5rau StonepuG SafiOn porItelIte.
Sine isbr ls66ufte 9tbltte entipann
fh, ols @jeneral Stephen .. See BON
M}HItTIippi eine ReIOIutjOu beam
traQte, Da8 in 2(tIantd qemachte 2lnz
oe6Ot be5 GrGiioenten U}cainlen, OaB
bic 8unDesregisrung Iih an Der PfLege
Der @rd6er Der @onf0oerirten bet5eiz
liesn fDQs, an3une6men ais 8epei5
0er 0ieDerDereinigung beg ameritdnls
16en 8olte5. G5 er6ob lit ltarte Spz
poIition. unb auF Den Qlntrdg be5 8r.
0m Sone5 BON 8jrginien puroe Die
RsIolution an Da5 8uitGnOige Gomite
perlpleen.
Der 8r,u3er gRalsi8b," neI6er an
Ger 8dtter1 oor 2lnter Iiagt, ernpfing
ben gon3en Sag ii6sr gsTua, anO
Gopt. GOe6gon unO feline OFfi3iere.
bic nit einsm i3ierli6en 3eOeattu5 an
8orD begliiBt purOen. pur2n Den
qan3en Sag ij6er beTtdfti8t, Die 5Ons
neurs auf i6rom itmutan 6a6r52ug
8u MAIDEN. Dim 2(6tno paren Iie Die
8GFe bes ,Garolina Saht=Glubs."
Die Q(u5na6l Der SIaOt, in DeIz
der bic nd6fiG6r;ge 3euniOn ItottFinz
ben fou, 1T uuf morgen osri4Oben
poroen. Die 8a6i miro pobrI6einz
li6 auf Baltimore OOer 2OuisDiue
fullen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
2tuf bret 20 0 den bers
T 6 0 BEN.

9uti8, II. W}ai.-0a8 S6ieo5z
geri6t in Dem @ren3itreit 8nif6en
@nQldn0 un6 8ene3uela, peL6e5 am
"a. Moi bier 3uTammentreten iOQte,
lit bis gum Is. SUM- beri6oben tpOr=
ben. W}an i6lieBt bieruu8, oaB bic
Srieoen8 Gonferen3 i'm 9aog, Die am
18. W}ai auIammentritt, niht Langc
bauern pirb, neil Der beriibmte ruIltz
i9e Staat5re6t5ls6rer Profefor
Maertsns glei63eitig ais 0elegot fir
bic Gonferen3 unb fir oo8 S4ieb8gez
ri8t funqirt. 9u er nun am IS. Sunt
bier in garis iein muB, nimmt man
an, oaB Bis oa6in bic 6rieOen8zGonz
feren8 geI6IofIen fein lpirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Nrfn< <Nnrfrr Nnflrihtrn.

gfetp q IF, II. Wlui. - Der
rHorbOeutf4e Qlobo" pinId6t, ieine
0ofs bon 9oboten mad g}epz9ort gu
berleger, unb bat Der Oof6e60rOe
oieS6e3iigli6e Npptifation eingerei8t.
2lnldBli4 Der beitGupigen 3una6me
beg 8ertebrs IinD bic 6acilitdten unb
Der Baum gu 9O6Oteu ni4t me6r binz
reihenb.
6rau emma Sduiter, Satin bon
8eorg S4uiter, zines Y1itglitoes Der
6ieIigen Gngro8 6irma @e6riioar
S4uIter, tpur0e 6eute in i6rer Wo6z
rung gu Mount @ernon gu Spoe per-
brannt. Sbre 8leioer 6atten in Der
&ii4e 3uFduig 6euer qefangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Enhnfntuffrnhhe.

9GemcuItle, Pa., II. N}ai. -
Sin @onIfruttions3uQ Der oPittsburg
6: 0efern 8a6n" bra4 beuts frijb
nd6e 0ampum, 8a., bur9 cine iiber
@pangler'5 8un fiibrenbe Bride unO
1tiir3te aus elmer 506e bon 80 SUB
6erab. Der 8remIer 8m. B0lcott
uno Elm un6efanrter llngar blieben
auf oem 5Isds to0t, pdbrenO feds
anoere 2lrbeittr, gr0BtantbeiLs llngarn
poer S1apen, i4pere 8erleBungen err
(itten. Die 8erIeBten nuroen in 0a8
6ieTige 9ofpital gebro6t, unb man
Fur9tet, DAB mebrere oerielben Iterben
iperbeu. Die Bride mar Elm Temporal
res 9autpert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Ser Strife ~ Buffalo.

8uffulo, N.zY, Il. Wtdi. :
Der Strffe Der 8etrai0eI4aufler lit
nod immer ni4t beigelegt uno Drobt
psiters 8erpi6elunaen 9erbei3ufiibz
rem. 9}fele Der sFra4tberlaOtr auf Den
peri6ieoenen Oodpar0s lin0 ieBt
ebenFuus fir cine 2O6net60bung unb
Qbi6afFunq observation-disclosures aus
9eItanoen, unb bic @ef4dftsItodung
ninrmt nadgerabe iol4en llmfang an,
6uB Die grinaipale begonnen haben,
GrIdbleute dnauiteln. Uian firhtet
epnitEiae Rubef0rangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Jo6n C. Critic.

WcIprad1 ilber OanD1d1nbc.
pCb, Sic baben tsinc @uuOi3ub', Die mir paTcn,"
iagte zine i60n getleiOste 9ame iu ertr unitrer
@crtdufcrjuneH pOr penigrn Sa0en. sd babe bis=
Der meine 6dnoi6ubs in Den er0bten 2doen Der
Staot ettauft unO uiemals bin id sufrisoengtttIt
porOsn." pScbr pobl,@ iaete bic 9srtduferin rprOz
birtn Se Sitie an iis toitsu 81 IS, babeu 0aten
unO iinO aus Dem britn GlaceleDcr.4 1lno Ftbe oa,
Die oanbi6ubt pubttn auf Oas Bette, uno Die Game
toufts itatt sinem 93aars beren mebrere uHO osr=
ipra3 i5re btitdnoige SunOibaft obtnorein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12
Sin S5ubildum5 S5abr.
2sdpfri&je 2SuGe ptOutuGgirt.
2ieielbe fpurSc 9eitern i'm 0citibiil
bcr 9eterSfird)e berleicn unb ants
Sbur Der Saiilifa an9eihla9en.

sytaI;en's neus8 8abirst. - Pe[loug
blei6t 8remier unb Marquis 8i5z
conti 8enoita miro Miniiter bes
2tuSpartiaen. - Sin 8antett gu
@6rem Der @ettreter Der Der.
Stuaten auF Der M6rtItung5~Gonz
fsren8 in 2OnbOn. - Siege Der
auFftanOiI6en 2lrober ii6sr bic
9Hrfen in 0emen. - 4rin8siIin
Qouifens GdulOeH. - Ile6r
0repfus 8a0au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-12

- Dus 6oIpitaIIdtff nMiFouri. "
pel6es am Dianitag 2l6eno aus Quz
Dana in Rep<gort eintraF, puroe gez
Itern friib aus Der Quaruntdne entz
lafen. Se453ig Der BON Dem DAM
pier mitge6rd6t2n Patienten psroen
naH Dem 6oipital gu Sort Dao8z
portb unb Der ReIt nu9 Sort 5umi(=
tpn debrdht tperben.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS.
Annual Meeting and Election Of Officers In The
fo,ns OF ihs franklin Sooieh.

The 18th annual meeting of the Prov
ideucc Association Of Mechanic and
Manufacturers. which was held last
evening. in the rooms Of the Franklin
society. No. 40 North Main street. was
called 10 order by Vice President
George ". Paddock.
The report Of the treasurer showed
a balance of sSGOO.Sl I'm the treasury.
with the Roger Williams monument
trust fund OF Sil3I55. and disburse-
ments Of tii9S50. of which Sil95 was for
the bronze statute erected at Roger
Williams Park I'm the Union Veterans
grove. 60 be dedicated i'm June.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Samuel VI. Tingley.
vice president. George ~. Paddock:
treasurer John y. child: secretary.
John r. Spencer. executive committee,
Caleb A. Barney. Joseph ". Fish. sam
uel W Brown. Isaac :. Battcy. Asahel
5. Hawkins. Alfred ~. Barker John r
child. David Cady. Dan ~ Grant. Peter
T. Charles. finance committee. samuel
w. Brown. Charles w. Jencks, Thomaa
x. Ross.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
RECRUITS FOR THE ARMY.
Twelve tccspiei by Cap. Gresh'm-fre Sered
With The First tR l. Vols.

Capt. Gresham, who has charge Of
the recruiting office on North Main
street. accepted twelve recruits for the
regular army yesterday, five of them
being men who served in the First
Rhode Island regiment There was a
party Of forty OF these men in town
yesterday, who declared they were go
ing to enlist, but they have not done
so yet.
the men-whe enlisted yester-
day are: Max w. Wagner Olneyville;
formerly of Co. G: Thomas III. Morri-
son, city, of Co. NJ; Fred j. Boldus.
Woonsocket, of Co. ID: Peter r.. heney,
Woonsocket, of Co. D. Albert Chap
pell, Wakefield, Hospital corps, all Of
the First Rhode Island Volunteer in
fantry. Others who enlisted were John
Rice, John Elliott, Nicholas Won Goo
dat all of this city Robert j. Nichols,
Providence, formerly of Co. |. Forty
seventh New York; Edward l.. Mason
OF Woonsocket, and William Newman
OF Valley Falls.
SO far this montn fifty men have en-
listed in this city, and Capt. Gresham
is well satisfied with the outlook, and
almost every day men are being sent
10 join their respective regiments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
S0RElY AFFLICTED.
Many Deaths In lhs Warner Family Within Very
Few DAYS.

Senator John Warner and Judge Eu-
gene T.. Warner of Coventry have been
sorely afflicted the past few days, the
senator having lost by death his wife.
brother and sister. and the judge his
mother, uncle and aunt. Mrs. Warner,
who had been caring for Mr. Daniel
Warner and Miss Warner of Arctic,
during their sickness which resulted
fatally on Sunday last, returned from
Arctic TO her home in Anthony already
suffering from pneumonia, and, in spite
OF the greatest care, she passed away
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Warner was in her 65th year and
before her marriage she was Abbie
Frances. daughter of John Ladd Of
CentreVile, and a woman held in high
esteem throughout the PawtuXet val
ley. where her life had been spent Sem
ator Warner and his son, the Judge, Will
have the sympathy Of the entire com
muntiy and n host OF friends through
out the state in their accumulation Of
Affections.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
"Pied Piper OF Hamelin."
KEITHs NEW THEATRE-Contin
Gus performance.
OLYMPlc-The Howard Athenaeum
Specially Co.
WESTMINSTER--R q Dinkins
Knickerbocker.
PROVIDENCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and vaudeville.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11

The Pythian Union Visitation asso-
citation. consisting of Elmwood. Gar
field. America and Washington lodges.
will visit Burnside lodge at Bristol this
evening. Electric cars viii leave Mar
ket square at 7:45 and the train leaves
for Bristol at o'clock. The return
trip will be made In time TO land the
visitors in Market square at midnight.
Alfred T.. Warhurst. newly appoint
ed patrolman. reported FOR duty at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
THE WEATHER


Washington, April ll.-For New Eng
land: Increasing cloudiness and warmer
for tonight: warmer and possibly show
ers Wednesday; increasing southerly
~ winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-11
WILL REMAIN OUT.
Knight Mill WsaVeTs Declare They
Will Not Return 10 Work.
Demand The Restoration Of The 1897 Wage
ScaIe-The Selling Of Jobs.

Representatives. OF all the knight
mills in the Pawtuxet Valley held y
mass meeting i'm Odd Fellows hall.
Riverpoint, last night. 10 hear the re-
port of the committee appointed TO in
vestigate price lists in other mills, and
after a thorough discussion OF the sub-
ject in all its phases, decided unani-
mously not to return TO work unless
their demand for more pay-a full re-
storation of the 97 schedules grant,
ed This means. unless there is a com"
promise or surrender, fight TO the pit-
ter end.
The general feeling among merchants
in the Valley, who are most closely as
sociated with the strikers. is one OF corr
dial support. Several of the merchal'f
said last night that the operatives mao
not been fairly treated and they Woulo
not withdraw credit unless forced to
do so. The strikers have acknowledged
that many OF their number are not IN 2
position TO remain long in idleness and
the sentiment is quite generally eN-
pressed that whatever policy is decided
upon, IL will be done by the strikers
as a body. A decision TO continue the
strike will undoubtedly result IN an eN-
odus of the better class OF operatives,
since lnefe VIII De no dlSpoSltlpl bihbhs
them 10 remain in idleness consuming
such means as they have. while II Is
possible to seak and secure work else
where.
Since the beginning of the strike in
the Knight mills the buying and sell
ing OF jobs at the Natick mills parti-
cularly is generally admitted by opera"
tives and others. The practice is look7
ed upon as quite common, so FAR az
the Italians are concerned. One OF the
overseers said last evening that now
the matter has been made known %
Mr.. Kn ght he will see TO IL that the
practice is stopped. OVerseers have
been known 10 receive presents OF ita-
liam wine and other importations from
Italy and showing them about the
shops. while others have received sub
stantial cash gifts. and not a few have
eXacted n fixed sum weekly from thu
operatives.
The Italians, because Of their desir'
TO make themselves "solid' with the
bosses may he responsible for the pre-
valence Of the system. Superintend
ent Bracket declared that IL would be
necessary to shut down the other de-
partments of the mills today III the
weavers did not return TO work, as yarn
had accumulated To such an extent az
To make IL impossible TO run the spin
ming machinery longer. He said that
the looms would be kent running, how
ever. no matter how few weavers came
in, and no weavers would be locked
out
Graham guardian., 1899-12-01

ljams 4 90. have received 5000
shot gun cartridges both smoke
less and blackpowder. 9tf.
Graham guardian., 1899-12-01

Clerk of the Board Of Supervis-
ors Of Graham County, Territory
of Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1899-12-01

Train No l connects with southern iaeine ~
train No. 10, eastbound. leaving Maricopa at
zoos p. m. pata,
Train No connects with southern faciho
train No. 20 westbound, leaving Mar'copa AZ
5:86 u. m. -. q nm a
Connections made at Phoenix with y. r.; T. q
r. r. r. for Prescott and Congress. ,aL,,.
Connections at Mesa with stage LOT uoiuneiu,
I'M. far Florence and Globe, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and saturdays at 4 O'Clock a, m
Strains stop ON signal 80
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on all trains
between Phoenix and Maricopa. ,,
NJ X MAsTEN b. II. PORTER,
President Gen'l Supt
NJ o. BICKNELL,
Genl Frt and Pass. Agt,
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-27
Council Proceedings.

Talk in the council chamber was as
dull as ever Monday. No business of
special Importance was transacted.
The report from the chairman on
finance showed the amount of money in
the treasury to be S317, the bills for
that evening having been subtracted.
At the rate which bills pile up for every
meet 'ng another loan will be necessitat-
ed within O month.
VIM. Kendall presented a petition
asking the privilege of repairing his
building with iron, both ends and sides
to be Of iron, and the roof to be of tin l..
He was instructed to proceed to con-
struct the building, but action on his
petition was delayed until next meeting.
The two young men who are giving a
write-up of Plymouth to be placed in a
pamphlet form, petitioned the city fer
$50, agreeing to furnish cuts for an
itemized list of public buildings. and
city and county officials. Their petition
was granted.