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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
ee6s i6redIi6e MiBerfoIse.

Se6s i9redli6e Miberfolge feds
peri6ieoener 4erate butten beinabe %.
8. Mullen BON 2odlanb, g., in elm
friibes 9rab gebradt. Iae fagten,
er lsibe an einem tDbtli6en 2ungens
libel unb er miifie bulb iterben. aber
er purbe ~angebalten Or. Sings Nep
9iscOperp gegen I~ussebrung gu perz
fu9eH. Na9Dem er flint Slai9en gu
fib eenommen, mar er gGnali3 tpieoer>
bergeitelt. Sahelbe lit beitimmt sar<
antirt ale 2eiben beg !Salies, Der
8ruft unb 2unge gu beilen, iopte audi
9uiten, grtdltung, Ga 9rippe, Pneuz
mOnia, Bronchitis, Qftbma, 9up Sepz
er, Group, Dbpoping Cough. so Gts.
unb $1.00. Probeflai9en gratis BEL
3. 80. Ruete. 656 MainsS trabe, Suz
buque, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

SnIano.
-
CaItfornten.

- Die gbineien in San 5raneiscr
bereiten anldbli9 Der PeitSQuaran'
tame, bic BON ben Sanitdtszg e9oroe
iibsr Chinatown perbGngt puroe.
@9abenerfabtlasen gegen bic Staot
Dor. Sic perlaneen @ridB Der geifatta
Ii6en @erluite, uno Der Seiammt'
betrag Der S9abeneriaB 5oroerulgen
seeen bic Stapt ioa iia aut $1,000
600 besiffern. Gine GntI9dolgung
in elei6er SD6e pirb BON Der Sunoes@
Rssisruns perlanat perosn. Der dbl
neiii9e @sneraIz&Oniul 9op>yon
leitet bic nDtbisen 8prarbetten. Gr
beitebt bdrauf, baB i'm nGbindtopn"
BON San Srancisco Die Seulenpeit
gar nift aufgetreten tit uno bic BON
ben itdbtii9en unb 8unoesbebDroen
anseorbnete Quarantine baber ungee
re9tfertist mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
CeferreiGs un8arm.

= Dim 1. Suli fanb in prabe Bel
Snnsbrud eins srpbartise pro5eilipn
ltatt CUR Sibnuns pes tiirSlih oas
ielbit itattgefunbenen sottesrduberiz
f6en &ir6enoiebitables. On Der Yrp=
5eiiion nabmen etpa 5000 Meniden
tbeil; Die peitaus srobe MebrSubl, on
ibrer Spite Die tatbolii6en 8ereine,
fam aus Der Stabt. DIS Der HGuber
Spil9en 8O5en unb Sriren psr6aftet
peroen ioate, i:bte er ii6 sur Webr
unb tpurbe bur9 einen 9ajonettIti9
10 i6per perpunbet, bab er bereits
Snei Stunben peri6ieb. 9or ieinem
SObs ~perlangte er na9 einem priefter
uno i0bnte ii6 nit Soft aus. Sn ieiz
mem SeiiBe fanb mar piele gefabte
unb ungefaBte Perlen unb ionltige
&oitburteiten, bic bur6peg bon &irs
9enoi:bitGblen eritammen biirften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

s. SO. Sieman, Elm SO Sabre
altr, taubitummer Ppliterer in pittss
burg lit iebt bon einem Getben, nit
benz er felt ieinem a9t5ebnten Sabre
bsbaftet mar, auf punberbdre Weiie
furirt pprben. Dieter Sage bate Ell
auf ieinem Sa9e eine H%eparatur pprs
genpmmen, nobel er bas @lei6gepi9i
Derlor unD binunterItiirSta. Oils maj
ibn aufbob, maj er beipuBtlos. Der
berbeigerufene Irat fanb, DaB Der
Mann auber einiaen S4rammen iif
cine 9errentung bsr re9ten S6ulter
suge5osen bate, Des9alb er oeiien I'm
terbringuns in eiuem 9oipital anpros
nete. 4uf Der Sabrt oortbin i4lue
Sieman plDbli9 bic Qugtn .uuf unb
frug, ppbiu man i'm bringen ppae.
Ser i'm begleitenbe @rst, tpelfer
pubts, bab Sieman taubitumm getpe>
fen, mar ni6t penig eritaunt, unb
itelta nod einige 5rasen an ibn, Die
Sieman beutli9 unb ri9tig beants
ipDrtete. Na9 feiner @ntunft i'm
Spital tpurbsn feline Qndeh0rigen bas
BON in aenntniB geiebt, bab er nieOer
fprc6en unb bDren tOnne unb ie
fGumten feinen augenblid, gu ibm gu
tpmmen. Sbre Sreube mar natiirli9
ungebeuer groB unb es beburfte bebeuz
TENDER ueb:rrebunssfunft, um tie gu
peranlahen, nieber na9 9auie gu
gebsn, bamit bic &erSte ibre 4ufmertz
iamteit Sieman's 9erlebungsn su=
ipenben tonnten. Sieman mar i'm
Otter bon sebn Sabren an ben 8lats
tern ertranft unb bate bann mad uno
mad bas 9ebOr unb i'm Is. 2ebensz
iabre audi biz .Spra4e perloren.
Seine eigentbiimlide &ur errest be-
trd9tli9es &ufieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
WiHouri.

- rs6er bic in Mifouri gu erparz
tenbe 4pfelernte bsridtet 6. u. 9oobs
man, Der Setretdr Der MiTouri
Stats : Qgritultur : 9eIeli6aft,
SOlsenoes: Die Qpfelernte in Miiz
fouri pirb bieies Wtal cine Der pi1s
tighten Grnten i'm State bilben. MiIz
fourier Qepfel nebmen raid einen bers
porragenoen plab auf ben MGrtten
b:s 2anbes Elm unb fem 9eri9t iiber
bic 4usfi9ten Der 4pfelernte 1T bpus
ftanoid. 10 LANCE ni6t Der 9eri9t bon
WfiTourt ebenfaas in 8stra9t qesos
gen 1T. SIN norbpeitli3en S6sile
beg Staates ma9:n ii9 nod INNER
Die SOIgen Oes beftigen Sroites i'm
Sebruar 1899 bemertbar, unb bort
ftebt taum mebr Die eine babe Grnts
gu ertparten. SIN nDrbli9en' She'll
BON Central iIouri iinb bic @us.
fiGten jeoO9 beoeutenO giinitiger. Ois
bette Grnte pirb poruusii6tlt6 bas
iiibpeitli6e Wfihouri liefern pGbs
rsnO Der fibDitlide Sbeil burd
Sturm uno Der noroDitli6e Sbeil, TO-
pis Elm Spell bon Central Mi6puri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

bur6 ben Ganfers8 urm e~elttten bat.
Oils 9an5es genommer, piro nt6t
bel iiber cine babe @pfelernte 81 era
parten iein, bagegen periprtbt Die
Qualitdt cine quite gu peroen.
- Sang etItaunli6e HeIultate bat
bic 9iibner3u9t in Mifpuri i'm Sab
re 1899 erSielt, nie aus benz l%tdtiitiz
iden, tiirali9 perDffentli6ten geridte
bes itdatli9en MrbeitszS Bureaus err
ii9tli6 lit. 0emnu9 betrug oas 8es
iammtgelpi6t lebenber, iopis gez
I9la6teter unb ~psridnoter 'Siibner in
ben ia Counties bes Staates Mtfz
ipuri i'm Sabre 1899 ni6t peniger
dls 1888, 740 Yfunb, cine 3unabz
me bon "a, 907 ,443 Pfuno gegen bas
9orjabr. On Gtern purben i'm lebs
ten Sabre 34,S75,040 Subeno perz
i9idt unb Der bur9i9nittli9e Wertb
bieier Siibner ne6it ben Giern beSifz
fert ii9 fir bic Prpou5enten auf $12,z
9O1, O4S. Sie @i9tisfeit Der 9eflii=
gel5u6t pirb erit ms ridtige 2i9t
geitelt, tpenn Elm @erglei9 nit anoe=
rem Sarms@ rSeusniRen sema6t pirb.
Gs felt ii9 bann Die eritaunli9e
Sbatia9e berauS, baB bas 8eiammtz
prpbuft BEG Staates Mifouri i'm
Sabre 1899 an Weisen, Mais, &ogz
den, &lee, FlaGs, 9aumppQe, Sabaf,
9eu unb Strpb i'm 8ertbe nod Inn
$4,000 geeen ben Dertb DIR per<
i6tdten Siibner unb Gier S~uriidblei6t.
Die Mifourier Senne bietet iusar ben
geiammten Bferben, Maulsieln,
Sdafen unb S9peinen jenes Staa=
tee Die Stirn; benin es lit itatiftii9
na6sepieien bab ibr Wertb i'm Sab
re 1899 mod Inn $4,000 bDber mar,
als Dire ausfubr Der senannten
Sbtere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
@tSeonNm.

- Otto g. Stprbed bon Sfbfoib
tpurbe Dor einisen Sasen bon Der
8unbesresisruns cine itlberne Mtes
oaine fir Sapferteit Suertannt, neil
er ppr fiinf5ebn Sabren bier MGo4en
bas 2eben rettete. Dim Morgen bes
2. September 1885 f9lug elm elf
Peripnen entbaltenbes Boot auf benz
Sorfluiie I'm unb Stprbed, bamdls
10 Sabre alt, gelans es, bier BON Der
9ootseielidaft gu retten, pdbrenb
feds Inbsre ertranfen unb elm Wtitz
glieb Der 8eie0i6aft, elm Mann, fi4
ielbit rettete. @ines Der bamals ses
retteten MGo6en lit ieitber Die Srau
Stor6ed's gero,5en. Die MeoaiIe
pirb iest geprGgt unb biirfte in Sur
gem in Sibtpib eintreffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
Mutbiae Gntoe6er

pie STANLEY unb 2ipinaitone fanben
es i9perer, Malaria, Sieber uno 4sue
unb Sppbus aruntbeiten gu beiiesen
ais piloe Meni9en; Suuienoe BADEN
electric 8itters als Elm punoerbares
Seilmittel gegen Malaria : llebel ges
funben. Wenn Sic aGlteanfGle NIT
Sieber babsn; S9merSen i'm 9uls uno
9intertopf, uno Elm 9efiibl Der Mi@
bigteit unb W%attisfeit peripiiren, 10
pirb cine Probe Sic BON oefen Wertb
iiber5eugen. SIS. u. Rua BON Webb,
SG., I6reibt: rMeine 8inoer littsn
msbr ais Elm Sabr NIT &dlteanfdaen
unb an Sieber. Damn beilten 5pei
Nlaiden electric Bitter bieielben.
8los so Gts. 8eriu6en Sic es. Gar
antirt. @srfauft BON 8. 90 &uete,
656 Main : StraBe, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
New Yorf.

= Cine ri6ttge, e6te 9Grenjagb
peruriaGte neuli9 Na9mittuss i'm
8rOnr part BEL Sem Yort grobs
Qufregung. Sin fir $500 angetaufs
ter prG9tiser i9paraer 8dr mar ans
setommen unb in einem &dfig mad
benz parf befDrbert pOroen, I'm in
ieinem 3pinger untergebra6t gu tper>
ben. Sies mar ni6t 10 re9t mad benz
@ei9mad bes aotttsen 8uri9en, unO
als man i'm bereits i'm ii4eren Sc
nabriam glaubte, gelang es linn, ben
INN i'm bemiibten Wdrtern elm
S6nipp9en gu i9lasen uno aus5uz
t~neifen. 8ergniigt trOlte er bur9 bas
partsebdube. Sung unb Ilt ergrtff
bic Slu9t, unb binter linn Der t;u4@
ten etpa so nit S9rotflinten, Snip
peln, Repolpern unb 2ahos benaffz
nete Ypli5iIten unb Wdrter. Sreunb
Braun tiimmerte ii4 iebo9 Inn Die
i'm nit einem ri6tigen S~nbianerges
beul perfolgenbe Hotte ni6t i'm Sc
rin9iten. Sci Der 2un9z8uoe bes
alten pop" Sang a%ngetOmmen, be-
i9lpB er, ba er einen ri6tigen 9Grenz
hunger perIpiirte, bieiem Stabilize
ment einen 8efu9 ab3uitatten. Der
9eIiber tletterte beim 4nblid oes uns
pilltommenen9a ties auf basOa6 DIR
Siitte unb iab bon bort aus iammernb
gu, pie Der idparSe &erl ii9 an ben
b%or6anbenen Pies, SUDDEN uno ionitiz
gen 9alifateiien ergDbte. Sn3pii9en
5paren bic @erfolssr BEL Der gube an
1slangt, unb Der Qusreiber belt es
fir bas Bette, ii9 Dieber auf Die
8ains gu MAIDEN. Gr pati9elte na9
Dem SluB unb itirate ii4 ms 8aher,
lpp bineiu cine am nfer itebenbe Srau
BEL ieinem Nnblit Dor S9reden
elei6faus pur5elte. 9as 0ei6 mar
balb bepubtlos, als lie bon einigen
bsrbeigeeilten Mdnnern nieoer auf
rSerra firma" ge5ogen puroe. Cine
Meile peit idpumm Der 8dr, am
llfer DON mebreren Sunberten Perio,
men berfolst, flubaufpdrts, Biz linn
elm Damn ben Weg periperrte. Sier
tletterte er i9liebli9 pieber an's2anb.
SSn bieIem Mugenblid periuGte Or.
Sernabab, Der Superintendent bes
3oologii6en 9artens, benz Sur9s
brenner elm 2aiio iibsr ben &opf gu
iperfen, bod CAB er ben plan nisber
auf, na6bem bas Sbier inn nit ieis
men Saben einen Sieb periebt unb i'm
am re9ten @rm aiemli6 ernitli6 bers
tpunb:t bate. Bon elmer INNER mebr
anpa6ienben Menge perfolst, erreidz
tie Der gGr elm Wdlb6en. BORT bers
iu9te linn Der @Grter SO. Samiltpn
bas 2aHo UNI ben gals gu f~perfen.
Der Na9dbmer Buffalo 8ia's itols
perte jebo9 iiber einen 8aumfumpf,
unb Der Bar, Der inafpif9en in Dutb
geratben mar, ~itiirate ii9 auf i'm unb
bib Jpn Sneimal in bic 8eine. Ra6
elmer tpeiteren Sebjasb BON elmer ball
ben Meile selang es enblidl, b:m auf
feline Sreibeit erpi9ten Burden stuei
2ufos Inn ben Sals gu iperfen unb
auf Gpmmanbp Or. SernabaD's 3p9er
so Mann on ben Striden, nm has
enbli6 einsefangene Dilb mad benz
3pinger auriit3ui9leppen. Der Bar
mar jeoo3 ni4t bon Der SteQe au
%bringen. Obglei3 linn bic 3unge
fuBlans aus benz Waule hing, ibid er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
@ir8tnta.

Ginen sreuliden iii triebsn gu
Man9eiter etnise junse !Serren nit
ibrem &ameraben Sames Sit9en. sic
fanben i'm i9lafenb unb bei9loHen,
ibn aus Spab gu tbeeren unb gu fez
bern. Gin aiibel nit acknowledgment
Sheer mar idnea our 9anb unb iie
gotten ben Snbalt befielben benz
S6lafenben iiber ben &opf unb ben
aDrper. Natiirli9 erpa6te iebt &itz
den unb periu4te ii9 bon benz flebris
gen Stoff gu reinigen, erit NIT Wais
fer, bann nit petroleum; aber ni6ts
psrmo9te gu belfen. 3uleb t b:rz
i6affte fi9 aitden Elm Quart 8aIoz
line unb bieies f9ien pirtli6 ben
Sheer gu entfernen. gu glei6:r 3eit
sins absr audi Elm grpBes Stiit Saut
BON Ieinem 8eii9t uno8Drper ab, unb
bic 5ld9e roben Sleii6es lit 10 sroB.
bah Die 4Gr5te tbatiG6lih bas
GGlimmIte fir ben armen Menidm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
Mt6i9an.

= @pr 40 Sabren perI6panb in
9alesburg Or. Ibrabam Smith, Der
it9 baIelbit elmer guten Praris erfreut
bate, plDblia; als pb Die Grbe ibn
peri9lunsen bate. 9orber tpar'n in
iener @esenb Sablrei9e &Gubereien
p%orgefprtmen, beren lrbeber ni3t ers
mittelt perben tpnnten. 8or einigen
Sagen tpurbe nun in elmer alien Sa4z
TANNER Sr. Smiths S9Gbel aufgs'
funben. Ni6t melt bappn itieB mar
auf Sutpelen. Qlte 8iirger 9lauber
jebt, bab Der 9pttor Der Infiibrel
elmer Gduberbanbe mar unD oaB BIT
SuDelen BON ermorosten 4nieplerr
%berriibrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
Neoaftenr fiebt WMnoer.

Rebafteur 70. 9. 9arrp bon Ger
ingtpn, Senn., aos ii9 Sdmorrboioen
gu ais er bic Mammotb SDble unters
iu6te. Die i6nene Seiluns, pel9e
bur9 ben 9ebrauh bon 8udlen's Orr
MICA Salbe erfolste, iiberaeuste i'm
bieielbe fei elm peiteres Weltpunber.
sic beilt SGmorrboiben, 8erlebunser,
Gntoiinbuns unb ale 8Drperausi9lds
ge. 8los 25 Gts. Bel 8. SO. Ruete,
656 MainsS trabe, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
Wte 1T oies!

g9ir bietsn sinbnnbert Dollars geIobnuus fir tebeu
Sail pom suturrb, Der ntat bura Giunebmeu BON Sau's
SatarrbsRur aebeiit peroeu tam.
4. &. Gbenep Il Co., gissutb., Solebo 8.
g9r. Bic uuter3eidnetsu, BADEN 5. :. Gbensp felt ben
lesten 10 Sabren sstanut uuo balteu ibu iir poutoms
men ebrsnbait in allen observation-disclosures unb
~fiuau6ieu beidbtst, ale pom ieiuer 5irma eiusesanseuen
Decentralization Al eriiilen.
@eit & Eruar, SrobbaubelssD rosuiiieu, Golsbo, ..
W albin Gilman & Marptu, SroBhanbelss
Srosutiteu, Toledo, 8.
Saus Satarrhs sur pirb iunsrlid eeuontmen uuo
drift birett aui bas But nnO BITE Ihletmissu Oserhas
men Sss Spitsms. 9reis 70 Gents ilr bic Slai4e. gers
auit uou allen NpOtbsttrn. Seugnile irei ~uerianSt.
Saa's Gamilieu.giuen limb bic beiteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
9eOauert eu@ nt6t ieIbN,

fonbern pudt bas 2eibsn feit an nit
Silfe zines wirtiamen 8lu~treinisers.
Ra9 einem iOl4en brau9t ibr midi
LANCE 81 iuden. 5Orni's 4lpentrdu;
ter 8lutbefe6er lit bas Mittel. Gs
pereiniqt Die Giseni6aften zines
9lutreinisers nit bsnen zines StGrs
funssmittels. limb mas nod fir ibn
fpri4t 1T Die S1atIade, buB er in
Solse feiner 3uiammenieBung alien
2ebenstlahen obne ale 9efabr anses
pabt perben tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
WicDer Oerj6uat.

Cline bon Or. Sings Hetp 2ife
pils, jebe Ha4t pdbrenb Stpei @os
den genommen, bat mid pieber in
meme Sugenb auriidperiebt", i6rsibi
Or. $. Surner bon Sempieptopn, ga,
Sic iinb bic beiten in Der Welt fir 2es
benz, Mdsenz ooer unterleibs sllsbel.
Rein pegstabilii9. Seine i6merali6e
Wirtung. 9los 25 Gts. in 8. 80.
&uete's 4potbete. 656 MainsS trabe,
Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31

unb Der srDbte She'll Der Sniafsn
barunter besrdben. 3ablreide perios
men erlitten @erlebungen, piele i6per;
elmer BON ben Saperperlebten lit be-
reits i'm &rantenbau1e peritpr5en.
4u9 bic Srti6aft Or purbe bon
benz Haturereisnib fart betroffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-07-31
9-nxFnfDnF1ff Tn3fffec

fiir6ten. Die ultbriiper iinb pers
idipunben.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-20
A WEODING EPISODE.
Attempt to Escape Old Shoes and
Rice Led 10 a Mlxup.
Messenger Boy Became Bslllgsrsnt When
His Bicycle Was Smashed.

New York. April 2o.-There was an
exciting incident following the fashion
able wedding last night of Miss Mabel
Potter to Henry s. Thompson at st.
Thomas church. The bridegroom was
fearful that some OF his friends would
carry out a threat to follow the nup-
tial coach with a second carriage and
by means OF tin horns, much showering
of rice. and throwing of. old shoes R
notice TO the public that a newly we'd
ded pair were going before. To avoid
this he called on several of his intimate
friends TO prevent any such conduct.
Among them was John Williams. With
three or four others he took his sta
tion a block above the church to watch
developments.
As the coach with the bride and
bridegroom passed where Williams was
posted ne noticed an American District
Telegraph messenger on a bicycle pull
i'm behind IL. Back OF the boy heavy
truck was moving. Williams thought
the messenger boy had some sinister
design on the occupants OF the bridal
carriage. One of his friends below had
the same idea.
Catch him. catch him." the friend
shouted TO Williams. Making a dash be-
tween the carriage and the truck and
before the boy could realize what IL
was about Williams jjerked him from
his wheel. The truck passed over the
machine grinding IL to scrap iron and
came within few inches of going over
the boy and Williams.
John Kelly. 16 years old, 1855 Lenox
avenue. was the messenger. When he
came 10 his senses and saw his dam
aged wheel he uttered a howl OF rage
and dropping his head TO a level with
Williams waist butted him into the gut
ter. Williams struggled TO his feet and
got punch i'm the nose that colored
his evening dress and expansive white
bosom
Policeman McAuliffe saved Williams
from another attack. There was an at
tempt at explanation but McAuliffe
took all to the East Fifty-first street
station on the way over come OF
Williams friends got hold OF Kelly and
with a couple of IS bills and the prom
ise of a new wheel his feelings were
solaced. He refused TO make COM
plant when the station house was
reached and the prisoners were dis
charged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-20
" TINE GREATEST THING IN TIE wonlD." "

At the Providence opera house next
week Mrs. Sarah Cowell lie Moyne
vill make her debut at the head OF her
own company, presenting Harriet Ford
and Beatrice De Miles famous play.
''Thc Greatest Thing in the World"
which achieved "A marvellous triumph
at the fremont theater. Boston. last
month.
n remained for Sarah Cowell Le
s'oyre TO restore the real, fesh-and-
blood mother to the stage. She did this
through the medium VI Henri Lave
dams play Catherine" but instead OF
playing the Duchess de Coutras az sill
ver-haircd relic of aristocracy. as In
the French original she dared 10 repre-
sent a woman who. although with
grown son retained both her good
looks and her senses. So it is In her
new play. Although she impersonates
a widow with two sons. she Is rather
their companion and conhdante than
the traditional maternal mentor; and
by her influence over them she saves
them from the terrible results OF an
inherited tendency TO strong drink.
Moreover. she has mated both her
boys. she finds happiness herself In the
tried-and-true affection OF n lifelong
lover Mrs. lie Moyne In said to have
scored the triumph Of her career I'm
this role and she deserves II for der
ing to do something both original and
natural. At the head or her splendid
company are Frederick De Beileville.
Robert Edeson Henry Jcwett. Charles
STANLEY. Walter Thomas. Kstherins
Grey, Hope Rose and Harriet sterlinG.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-20
TALKED ABOUT.

The death column this morning, notes
the death of Levi Barney Brown Ihirly
years or more ago. Barney Brown was
William Woodruff, brother OF tho cele-
brated Hiram Woodruff, and Dan Mace
were the leading jockeys.
Santa Rosso was before the Sixth Dis
trict court today, for making an assault
upon Giovanni Riccoline with knife,
In an Acorn street saloon. few nights
ago. Rosso was drunk and struck at
Ricolline several times with the weapon.
having no provocation for the attack.
While Rosso did not cut Riccoline's flesh,
he did make. three rips In the mans coat;
The respondent was held for the grand
jury I'm $500.
Captain Parker received an official mott
ncation this morning. that the reduisi-
tion papers signed by Gov. Dyer for the
body of George w. Hull accused OF per-
jury I'm connec,,on with Hulls petition
for divorce, had been received by GOV.
Roosevelt. and tnat hearing I'm the same
would be held I'm Albany, at j. o'clock.
noon. next Tuesday
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original. Robert Sanford, Providence, ~;
Increase, Albert Wells. Providence, 81 TO
si2.
Harry Cavalry. the young brakeman
who WAS so terribly crushed I'm the jaws
OF a Miller coupler at Stonington, last
Wednesday. and who suffered amputation
at the hip joint died from the shock or
the operation az the Emergency hospital
David Wright. u years old, residing
at No. '3 Barstow street, fell from the
top Of box car at the Branch avenue
bridge this morning. aud was taken 10
the Emergency hospital. where he
treated for contusions of the back and
chest. a spralned ankle and decorations
OF both feet and both arms. In falling
he struck upon the next car track ana
was sent rolling by the force Of the blow;
James McDonou0h was fined so ana
costs by Judge Sweetland today. for as
saulting William Bradbury. The latter
IL patrolman and while arresting Nc
Donough for creating disturbance, was
severely kicked about his shins
George Baily pleaded not guilty In the
Sixth District court today, 10 the charge
OF being common drunkard. lie was
tried. convicted. sentenced TO the state
workhouse for six months and took an
appeal.
In the Sixth District court today Madros
Eemotiam was fined $40 and costs for
fast driving on Washington street yes-
terday.
Joseph Del Downo Alphonso Paiancio
and Nincenzo Di Robtio were fined $50
aud costs each in the Sixth District
court TODAY. for selling impure milk. and
James Trainor and James McCabc pleaded
not guilty OF selling bad milk and each
was held In 500 for trial next Tuesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-20
|. 0. @. F. DEMONSTRATION
WILL BE A GRAND ONE,

ton, one OF the most eloquent and enter
tanning speakers who ever hefd his pos
ition at the head OF the entire order.
Will make a very brief address. The
entertainment will be for Odd Fellows
and their families. and will begin at
$3.50 promptly, concluding at 10. 1t is
possible that those who wish to enjoy
the evenings program may exceed the
capacity of the hall; but In Infantry
hall the committee has secured the lar
gest In Providence, and II believes that
all the members of the order and their
families who may desire to be present
can be accommodated.
Several OF the local orders and en-
campments will enjoy ''spreads' at
their halls after the parade; and those
who have invited other subordinate
bodies as their special guests will en-
tertain them similarly.
There Is every prospect that the cell
ebration will be in many respects the
most noteworthy that the order In this
state has ever held; and public interest
in the affair seems TO be almost as
great as that within the order itself.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-20
WILLIAM n. HASKELL DEAD
Ar HIS HOME IN PAWTUCKET.

William Henry Haskell, one of the
leading manufacturers of Pawtucket
died at his home in that city yester-
day after a comparatively long illness
from heart trouble.
He was born in Cumberland, Sept. 1,
1921. He obtained his education in the
public schools OF his native town. and
worked on his fathers farm until he
was rs years old, when he began 10
learn the machinist's trade, with Ebe-
nezer and Joseph Metcalf. in Cumber-
land. He worked with them for two
years, and in 1870 went TO Woonsocket.
and the following year TO Fall River,
working at his trade I'm both places.
In 1S45. with Nathaniel s. Collyer, he
established business in Pawtucket,
which he and his partner carried on
for four years. In 1850, IN company
with Curtis Collyer and Lewis 7. Has
kell. his younger brother, he bought
an interest I'm the bolt and screw man
ufacturing plant of Pinkham g. jerks.
and the new firm was organized as
Pinkham, Haskell a. Co. In 1857 he be-
came the sole owner OF the firm. I'm
der Mr.. Haskells management the pro-
duction OF the bolt and nut shop was
rapidly increased, so that the necessity
sObil dIDst iOT the enlargement OF Ine
works. In 1881 the concern was incor-
porated as the William III. Haskell
company.
While giving his best energies to the
development OF this business. Mr.. Has
keu did not neglect his duties az citi-
zen. He has represented the people in
many places OF trust and honor, and
served as town councilman, water COM
missioner. state senator and on many
boards and commissions He Was "A
director I'm the Pacific National bank
1t was during his term as water COM
missioner that the water works sys-
tenn which has made Pawtucket famous
was planned and carried forth to sue
cessful completion.
During the past several years Mr.
Haskell was approached many times Ia
accept the mayoralty nomination OF
Pawtucket by the Republican party
but he always declined to enter the po-
iitical field. He leaves a widow and
two daughters.