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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13
The Teachers Summer School.

ors, onorod Non,o, - +b;. ,,I,o.
prof T pono,. :. oLo,o o;
fed NV Miss Cb,rdIor of Snort,n
brrr rho onroIIr,or+ +ho frst
doy vos 90 tbo soo,r1 law
The fo,ro,v,no b,vo onrol,od.
Mr.. Lon + RiJd,o Missos ErI,
Co.r,ev Tn,io portor virc;n;o
Robertson Evo Robirsor Anrio
CY.r,u E,,i,o rax ,,,,.
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Think Of This.

1t is very pleasant reading and
should make every South Caro-.
llnian very proud to know that he
is citizen of the State, to read
the report from Columbia, that on
Friday, the State board of control
the high and mighty authority of
the dispensarY, bought one thous,
and nine hundred and twelve
Q,912) barrels of rotgut whisky,
the lowest and meanest fust X
grade, the kind which is sold
most literally and bought most
promiScuously the quality which
smaddens and drives the poor fool
who buy it to beat their wives,
drive their children from home
and kill their neighbors.
1t Is announced that this is
only an military purchase, that the
better grade will be bought later.
The Christian people of this
State are asked to approve this
purchase and distribution of
whiskey in the ma ne of morality
and reformation. -Grsenville
News.
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To the Voters Of Ian caster County:

TO the Voters Of Lancaster County:
With many thanks fJi past favors,
and at the solicitation of friends.
hereby announce myseif as o candi-
date for tn. Office OF County Superin-
fendent of Edu alton, subject TO the
rules governing the Democratic pri,
mary; and, if elected my time and
energies are yours for the best ntere sts
of education
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wounded while the enemy lost 100
killed and a large number wound
ed. We stacked the dead in one
pile. The bolo Is about four feet
long, made of the finest steel and
rs sharp as a razor.
We have to stand guard every
third day and work two days. 1t
looked for awhile as if they
would perish us to death but we
fare better now. However, sol
dlering in the Philippines is not
like in America. Nearly one>
fourth of the men are sick, hardly
able for duty. The days here are
very hot and the nights are cold.
Some OF the boys are bad home
sick but | am not. | think we
will be sent back home in August.
| have seen lots since | left old
Lancaster but | have paid for it.
All can re-enlist who want to, but
for my part have had enough of
1t. 1t has learned all of us some
thing, SO if | ever get back to old
5 nth Carolina | will stay.
Yours Respectfully,
Otis o Ferguson.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

The many friends oi Capt John p
Hunter hereby announce him as a
candidate for the Off re of sheriff, sut~
j ct t. the result of the democratic
primary. Mr. Hunters fine record as
Sh"rifl in the past il sufficient guar
Z" tee of what his future administra.
ton will be in case of his election.
Many VOTERS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

With high sense of appreciation of
past considerations aud tokens of
Kindness and with deep feeling OF
gratitude for the same, I, beg TO an,
nounce myself candldats for re-
election to the office Of Clerk of Court
for Lancaster County. at the approach
ing primary. subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
VS. l. PORTER
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l. j PERRY.

Nr Editor:--Reatining the valuable
services rendered during his term OF
office, the neatuess and correctness
of hi1 work, and knowing him TO he
well qualified for tie position, please
announce the name Of Jno A Cook for
re. election to the ofii of County
auditor, subject to the rules govern
ing the primary.
HjANY ERIENDS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

The State campaign will open
tomorrow at Orangeburg. The
other meetings this week will be at
st Georges Friday and at Con.
way Saturday. Next week the
candidates will be at Walterboro
Monday and at Beaufort Tues
day.
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j E BLACKMON.

Mr. Editor:-Please announce the
name of PROF A & ROWELL as a
candidate for the Office OF County
superintendent Of Education. subject
to the rules governing the Democra ic
primary. If elected, we pledge him
To discharge the duties Of the Office to
the best interest of education.
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13
Belle Boyd, the Confederate Spy,
Dead.

Kilbourne, Wis, June IL
Belle Boyd, the female soy of
Confederate fame, died suddenly
of heart disease, at Kilbourne,
to. might, where she had gone to
lecture. She was 81 years of age
and known all over the country.
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A Mother Throws Boiling Water
on her Child, Causing Its
Death.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Florence, June 9. A Timmons-
vile mother was Il few days AGO
the unconscious cause of an acci-
dent which resulted in the terri
BILE death of her little child. The
mother, Mrs p II Bowen, was
cleaning pot with boiling water.
Her work done, she turned to
throw the water quickly out of
the window. In the meantime
the little child had clam bered upon
the window sill, and it was into
its smiling little face that the
boiling water dashed. The little
one suffered intense agony and
yesterday succumbed to the ac-
cident. Mrs Bowen is heart
broken.
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AT the earnest solicitation of many
friends, / hereby announce myself as
candidate for reelection to the Office
OF County Supervise, subject to the
result of the democratic primary.
VI g GARDNER
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

The many friends of Mr.. Ernest
b ackmon. hereby announce him as n
candidate for the Office of County
superintendent of Education. subject
to result OF Democratic Primary.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

respectfully announce my candi.
dacy for the Office Of county Auditor,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
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NJ MANY VOTERS.
j w HAMEL.
T Y WILLIAMS.
FOR CLERK OF COURT

The many friends OF Mr.. Joseph f
Gregory hereby announce him as a
candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Court, subject TO the result of the
Democratic Primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

The friends of w . Caskey. an.
nounce him as a cand date for County
Supervisor. Mr. Caskey will abide the
result Of the Democratic primary
elections.
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announce myself "a a candidate
for the Office of Coroner and pledge
myself to abide The result OF the
democratic primary election.
j l. SlEWMAN
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For The Ledger.
Interesting Letter From One of
Our Soldier Boys in the Phil,
ippines.

ule very well, ana noplng the good
people of old Lancaster are en-
joying the blessing of health. We
landed here Dec. 2sth, and the
following day we hiked across the
rice fields, distance of two
miles, sinking above our knees in
the mud at every step Our Gaps
tain swamped up, stuck fast, and
we bad to pull him out. At noon
we stopped for dinner, which con-
sisted Of hard tack and a bit Of
salmon. We were the most fag.
ged crowd you ever saw and after
resting there until night we struck
camp. We guarded the water
works there for month but never
got sight of the enemy. Then we
were sent to Manila where we re-
manned week awaiting orders.
Orders finally came on a Sunday
morning for the removal of the
I'd Battalion to Legaspi in the
Southern part Of Luzon Island,
and being packed and jammed in
an old freight boat we made the
trip in three days, landing dur.
ing the heaviest kind of a rain.
We had been sent there to rein
force the 47th Regiment and they
were glad to welcome us. The
enemy had burned two towns on
them the night before we landed
and had made an unsuccessful at-
tempt to burn church in which
company of U S troops was
quartered. This first night after
we landed the outposts kept up n
firing all night long. will never
forget the night. l went on duty
between 10 and II O'Clock and it
was n dangerous post. 1t was
dark and raining very hard when
l saw Filipino sneaking up to
bolo me. | raised my gun and
fired at hlm but he got away.
On the morning of the 14th of
February we hiked into the noun
talns in pursuit of the enemy. At
O'Clock we halted, ate our din.
ner which consisted of hard tack
and water, and were resting
awhile when hot firing began
about two miles in our front.
Four companies were donble-
quicked up there and found a
company of the 47th Regt, almost
surrounded by the enemy. We
threw sklrmlsh line across the
river, the men in water up TO their
waists, and began volIey firing
which was kept up for about two
hours before the enemy retreated.
They were entrenched and we
were In the open. The bullets
were passing like rain over our
heads but we were SO tired we
didn't care what became of us. I
know that was my feeling and it
Is the feeling Of all soldiers. In
this engagement we only lost one
man and none were wounded,
while we know of So of the enemy
killed but cannot tell how many
wele wounded for they usually
drag the wounded off. q
March I'd we had another skir-
mish which didn't amount to much
as the enemy retreated and left us
In charge of the town Hunting
these negroes reminds me of hunt
ing rabbits in old South Carolina,
only the negroes arc harder to
catch.
We remained at Legaspi six
weeks when We sailed for Manan.
dali Island, 600 miles from
Manila, where no Americans had
ever landed. We were two
weeks making the trip. The
Negroes put up tho white flag as
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-06-13

The friends of ID n MACKEY an,
nounce him as a candidate for the Of
nee OF Coroner, and pledge him to
abide the result OF the democratic pri-
mary.
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MANY FRIENDS.

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection TO the office of
Coroner, and pledge myself 20 abide
the result Of the primary.
II. YOUNG.
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FOR SHERIFF

L hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office OF Sheriff of
Lancaster county, pledging myself to
abide the rules OF the Democratic
primary.
JC. SOWELL.
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MAN Y FRIENDS,
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.

At tie solicitation of few friends
| announce myself a candidate for tho
Office of superintendent of Education.
Il BAN TER BLACKNON.
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FOR IORONER-

The many friends Of G c Horton.
Sr, announce him for the office of
Coroner, subject 10 the rules of the
Democratic Primary.
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FOR SUPERV VISOR.

The many friends of Mr.. r. II Sapp
announce him him as a candidate for
county Supervisor subject to the
rules of the Democratic Primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Solicitor of the
Sixth Judicial ircuit, pledVing my ,
sell t. abide the result of the demo.
cratic primary election, aud faithfully
to discharge the duties of said office
In the event Of my election.
THOS +. NCDOW.
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announcements,
FOR SOLICITOR

Twill stand for denomination to the
office OF Solicitor Of the sixth judicial
Circuit subject to the results of the
Democratic Primary.
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L hereby announce myself candi-
date for Solicitor of the Sixth Circuit
subject to the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
w. G.. ROUGH.
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j @. SOWELL.

L hereby announce myself candi.
date foi Sheriff subject to the rules of
Democratic party
JAMES S WILSON.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
WIARUSA!
Polls .iote pod Nsune.

'Pola ,ziote pod Nome.
Pieywszy cyrkulafx w~zgtedem
pol zlotych v Klondike pu6cla =
wat kolej Northern Pacific Y r
1898. D. :wnym soiekiem okol1cs
uo6c, 1 pierwssy okolnik o polach
zlo.ych pod Nome przyohodsi :
tego samego zr6d&a.
Obecny okolnik nietytko IA
wiera doora m+pe : kr.,nY stots
pod Nome. leoz tskxe lest up,ek
szony kilka cbrasksml wlaSko~
weml m,asta Nome i wYdebJwania
.&ots q brzegu. Podaue takte e
biiasse s.o.egdty wzgledem jazdy
:kol-js 4elazna : sestle / Tacoma
oras 1sglsdem p~aro~cdw ietdta-
.cych do Alaski. Me ma watpl,wo-,
d,,, te do owyoh iwiezo odkrytych
stotYcn pol ~,slkie masy ludu ps-
lad4, ir.eczoay cyrkularx oe6lns
bsdz,e bud.it saoiekaw'euie, wsks-
sdj@s prseds,ebiorczym mekczys-
nom drose do Ooeanu Spokojsego
/ do Nome. u ...
Wzgledem okolnikdw, opis6w.
oen i t. d. sgtosid sie, doiaczatac
diva snaozkl pocsto 10, pod adre-
sem Chas. s.. f 90, General
Passenger Agent, st. .Plul Mlnn..
. on posle interesovanYm poc7ta
czego 4adaj4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
j OCAgONY II.
Hlistorya v dw6ch iiistach.

Masterpieces psdzwycz'j citkawt
6w;sdectwo p,Seslsne nam zostnlO d
Q .ublikowania p,zez DiaPster Fahrney,
vi. 5:iciela dob 70 znsnego lekarstwa
D q Plotra Gomozo.
Fart Angel. Greg , II lutego, 1899.
Dr.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, Ill.
D.ugi Panic: CT, talem ba,dzo wlele
" gazetach o za!etach p fsx,egot .lekar-
silva D i P.otra Gomozo / . ~cudownyoch
uleczeniach p'sez NE d~okonanych, za-
int esows'em sie wiec hstdzo tym
p,szed niotem. Usnssz 70 Pan s natu
rsloe. gdy tutaj dod.,n. Is p1sez zbardlo
waielee 1a.t c:'esIpp'ii.Ietam nj ctoroby tol4dk.
, 1srek. US sgslen rady l63aych dokto-
~ i wyd.lsm bardzo sdui1E p~ieniedsy.
lecz ME zosts&em ulecsvpy. Czyt.jlc
6tae s.sw ado zenia, przyszedlem d"
prsekou.ni., to 1.teli cokolwiek ms
wy'eczy. bedzie 10 ty'ko Padsk,e Como.
. i xbecydo~ slem sia eaten xam6"iS
t.kowwe.
PROSE- pr.ysl.t mi pubic tegot na
p,6be, o lie .Ao4p% j.k najpr9dsei MOI
adres lest: Franc,s1ek J6zef zumsztesa
Nj. Angel Greg.
DIVA mtesiace p6znej pisal. -
Mt. Angel, O:eg.. ~ kwletn,a 1899 roku
d.. Peter Fnhrnej. Chicago Illinois.
Dregi Panic: List Pahski i rudlo "a.
ORA Pjotra Gomoro odebra~
lem Peosza prz.jat mole podziakowa-
ME "a szybka odpowied4.
Do tychczas zuiylem cztery butel~
HI, pr.ecita czuie zadziw iajsea ulee.
P'zez iata cale 4osadek moi ME m6gt
mfess. skorcm tylko spoil cho6~
BY najmniejszy kswalok miqsa, chocoy
nawet miekkiego i dobrze ugotowanego,
doSwiadczalem zadurztd " 8oladko /
trudnyIh do ~Qpisanla. Dzisiaj
jestem. 4emoge powiedziet.
Il moge spozywa6n:emai wszelkie pot'a-
w. Gomozo. Bed czyn'} wszystko, 60
oedzie W mel mocy, ably po)ecat lekar-
,two P,h,kiew VI naszem mie5ci Prosze !
wyrazy po9z;ekowania. Franc
:iszek J6zef Zumsztega.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

200 mstcxYsn | 80 kob'et wYrsb,a
xarnkj. dzbsny. m'ski i donicskl
do kwiat6w.
; o
KALISz. Jes.cze do wiosny
daleko, q jul " Kaliszu ! pc oko
leach uwijaia s,e sgencl. werb %.
jacy robotn,k6w ma lato "a gani:e.
W b,etacym roklu znaosnie wlscej
lud1i wyb'era sic do Prus. sbiiel'
lat poprzeinich. Agencl wlosk'
n,emal cafe kontr4ktuj, do robot
%
JozEF koncsr
tow.i ; w,vlk,em p,wodseniem Y
s 4EE - e sF - =,
Pstersba,rgu v sslli Tow. kredyto.,'
wego. Pisn,Ssie oflarow4no, 1,iiiis'niliissoC
.laurowy .oras oh, cs.Jsm rosyjsk'n
podano mu ohIsb , stl. 20 kon.
'oero.e, a ,l'ftlji,,t u. od',s'gR;r.. jes.o..slI kiIk.
.utwor6w npial. ,1, . ',,y il .lsa.ia u.:l.
nym prodbom pubiioscodoi, kt6ra
slsdtr,.ds.
WODOClAGI " ksiiezu. Gu
bsrn.t',r k,l'sk', Da,ag.n. wYstep'l
10 wiAdzy v. 4szej 0 pox~oleuie
u~gioszsuis lcytacYi IA budowe
Todoc'agdw " Kalissu.
%
PINCz0 Y. W3adse powiato-
No " P,ncsowis wypraoows&y
kos1torYe przybudowy 0tamecsnego
.m.chu poklssztornego ma Alrowie
!. szpital po"iatowy, koszt pre-
obliczono ma 5000 rubli.
30
OPATOW. Dobra Kosowloe "
,ow. opatowskim, zosta>Y ro&par.
'elowane pomiedzY wiosciau. kt6rzV
'lacill pc 200 rb. "a norge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
sZLAsK.

:WROCkAW. Cd dw6ch lat
okradano pooxte tutelsza v spos6b
nie.sychan'e ~bezczeluy . TAX prze'-
bieg}Y spos6b, 10 ME mozna by&o
wpssc ma slad zlodllejs, ALDO ra-
czej ME motna bYfo pode]rzanei o
kradzie4 osoble nlozego dowie6c:
Teras naresscie zlodsieja przydy.
BANJO. WHISKY asysteht poostowy
v. misl - urlopem wyieohad do
.ohorej matki, tymcsassm udal s,e
do miasta austry aeklego Braauau l
tam pr6bowa} zmien,d l0so~gulde-
n6wke, udsjec lprsytem, II jest
kapitanem z Wroc(awia. Pieniadz
taxi rsadko Gle trafa, to te4 Lan~
kier dls upewnlenla sle, zapy tai
sic telegrafoxuie, csy We Wroota"
win l. iistnniejs .kspitan 5 podsnaeama
uaswis<iem. Kap,tana taklsgo
fEsiiena jjssdniak: ", i1,. WrociawsIiiu. edY
.w,l'l1spo, nade,sla o,dptowledx prtecaxEt-
@, banker prto,starat sie . przya-
resstowanie ssodsie,a, kt6ry bYt
tvmn rasem Q lyle n,eoglednY, 70
.podai nazvisko i m~iesskanie, ;
tYlko smy6li{ xawdd volskowy.
Same skrads,ona obliczaia ma so
tYs,eoy marek.
BEZUsTANNE PRZEsZKO-
DY. IDS. szla.ki" pisse: ,.Zapo.
wisdziany teatr .matorski iowa
rzYstwa katolick,ch mellow Ii nlo-
dzieno6w v Zals&u znowu sig ME
odby&! PisrwssY rae zakazaaa
policya teatru : powodu nlebeEpie-
czenstxa (l!) sztukl ,,Csarownik';;
terax SNOW, gdy wybrano sztuks
woale niewinna: ,,Dsleci v jssk,n,
xbt6ic6w,,n sa.kaxal katowioi landrat
rsstauratorewi, story miai udzielie
sali na prssdstawlenie, 10 sali dad
=. snie pod i.rs gutr,ty noonai
llIoaa,ossyi. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Polska pod Moskalem

Polska pod M0skalem
WARszAWA. Album : Berli~
u. Dyrektor ]edne] { oajwiskssyoh
esbryk tt~utejssych obchodz't "
tyoh dniaoh 6vier6 wiekow1 jubl-
leusz piracy. Ola upam'etnienla
lego wYdarsenis, klikuds'esieo'u
praoownik6w blurowych ! tevhnioz~
ny n,lYcth tloty}o sumo rb. $40. celem.
.aodarowan,a Jub,latowi album pa.
ni@tkowego. Pomimo ii Y Warssa~
we sn.,dhjs sig licsoe wykwali-
fkowane zak}adY introl'gatorskle -
= .sm6w,eniem swr6oono sie do
Bsrlina., Los ohoias, il ipioyatora
t.go niefortunnego pomyslu sastu-
iona ,sspi,o,tkas. kara. Album, upstr1o.'
n. niiegustov, nemr,i 1wisoid''a.nl, ( =,
stylu taadety berl1hsklej, nadessio
pr.spelnlon'e bsedam;t pisowni tax
dslsce, Ii naswlsxa niektorych ofa-
rodawo6w by}y skatone do niepo
zn.nia - kalIgraf nadezpreisk,
nada( i'm koho6wH skv. witsca,
gl6wny sa6 napis sprav,ai Pc
prostu komlcsne w~razenie, lako
posbawlony polskioh g}osek: 81. ]
il. Ale album pochodz, : Borlina...
x0DZ. FabrYka bawefny Ro.
senblatta spall{a aie. Pod grusam'
mur6w, ktore runeiy, sze6ciu ro-
botn,k6w znalasto dmierc. Pieciu
jest oistko rannyoh. straty wynosza
do 1000 rnbli.
.z. %
CHALUKI. w,si poioiona pod
KE,elo,m,. y Kr6lestwis Polskiesnn'.
visks.@ 3posop'we ludnosoi swotsl
sss.rdnia galrncazstxeua. Pf. a.''lEa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22
Hotel / Salon
.8AUKHAPIDS

Polaoy prxybyvaj4oy do sauk
Rapids, nlechaj st.na kwater4 y
hotelu czyl domu .ajszdnyn roda-
ka nas.ego J6zefa sobie~
sscsyka. Utrsymuie on tax
salon duta stajn,a. J.d}o dobre
csyste piekne sypialnle. wysodne,
|i6ska. ) oenv umiarkowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-22

Ola c.exo.
- 0ty .iyssssed. % !wozora;;
policya,n,t wsias panne mtoda ID
e4t.rsa?
- Dls cxego?. IS
- Bo sis : n,a ose.ik -
IA lekcylsgesgrsftl
Nauosycisl: Kto mi powie, co
- Jest gor41 =,
- Uosen: Cora jest to miej-
600. sdsie sie w,es.a biel,srs pc
vypraniu.
Ojciec', Boleje mad tenn. 10
uunsiem Gig ukarsG. Pamietsj, 10
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stepk6w dzleci,
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byt bardso sfym chtopoen, DO
dz,adsio jest ~zupetnie s,wy.
w pewnej szkofce.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-12
GOO-GOOS dine.
Gathering Of The Clans Was
Held In What Cheer Hall,
Last Evening.

what Cheer hall on North Main street
was the scene last evening OF a jovial
and enthusiastic gathering.
II was the regular meeting OF the Sec
ond Ward Democratic Good Government
club. and the occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed by the members and guests pres
ent
After an elaborate repast the time was
spent in speeehmaking and musical selec-
tons by the following arttst.
Frank J. poherty, Arthur r. Scott. John
r. McGsnn. Hugh r: cassidy. Joseph S
McHugh and G. Duyal. ana a reading by
John Burns.
John p. Beagan wns toastmaster and
he introduced Msypr-elect ID. l.. D.
Granger. who spoke briefly OF the city's
interests
Richard y. comstock. Councilman Sis
son. Councilman Peterson, Councilman
Whcldon, Alderman y. T. Mccarthy and
Col Donahue also spoke briefly.
The committee In charge OF the ban
quet was James III. HeAly, r. r. Mulhol.
land. Henry Boyle 1nd Thomas Culinsn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-12
Welded TODAY.
A0rnan-LiIiIs NupiiaIS Occurred
in Newport TOday--Aifair
Was Made Simple.

Today at Newport occurred the wedding
of Mis-. Augusta Little, youngest daugh-
ter of Commander and Mrs. william Nc
Carly Little, and Col. Reginald Norman,
son OF the late George II. Norman.
Owing 10 the recent death of the
sroom's father. and the more recent one
OF HIS brother, Hugh X. Norman, the we'd
ding was very simple.
The ceremony took place at All Saints
Memorial chapel. The best man was
George III. Norman, Jr. There were no
bridesmaids
The ushers were J. n. Howard, Stuy-
vesant Leroy. Roland King and Benja-
min Weaver. The bride wore a white
satin gown. trimmed with rare old lace.
The principal guests were from Boston
and surrounding towns.
Col Norman gave his bachelors dinner
Monday night at the residence OF his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Bradford Norman.
Mrs. George RI. Norman. mother OF the
groom. and her daughter, Miss Mabel
Norman. arc In Paris
Col. Norman was a member OF the staff
OF two Rhode Island governors. He be-
longs TO all the leading clubs In New
port, New York and Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-12
TO AMEND BILL.
Case for Alleged Violation Of
Contract Was Postponed
ior Thai Purpose.

The equity cause Of William l.. Bowen
Vs. Fred l.. Sayles was IN order before
the appellate division OF the supreme
court today. This was bill In equity to
compel 'se specific performance OF a
contract
Several parties, who werc members OF
the Wsllurl Pond leo COMPANY desired TO
sell sone ~ the real estate which was I'm
MAssach chusetts. u WAS. IL is clalmed. by
thc complainant agrepd hy The parties
That ot ~ aaction salc,Mr Sosles should
buy The property for AIR Bowen
The property wee isnorked down 10 Mr.
Sayles ana NE refused 10 make deed 60
Mr.. bcwen. hu' soid the Iand to some one
else Tor y higher price.
The complainant dld not know OF the
transfer by M Savics when his counsel
flied the wli ana this caused a postpone
ment of today's hcaring,aftos counsel FOR
complainant had stated the facts.
lt was agreed by counsei that com
plainant should amend bin bin.