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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27
&ina=ari5cn.

Wa1bin9ton, .. s., Sch. %. Wlr
@onger bar teleQraferet til Stotsoe.
partementet fra petin9 unoer 23be bs
Iom fslser: .3ilfreositiaenbe gbitt
iom Spar pao 5orldngenoet ON Nfs
itrafelierne er bleben m%obtaget." Sas
gen er altIaa M / nogenlunbe Orben:
bet 9Glber blot ON at fao fat / be itbl=
oi9e GineIere; men be hptter Zig bel
moi for at TONNE / N9rbe6en at Wae.
ternes Soloater.
2onoOn. 5eb. 26. - Reuters 9els.
9roms8ureau bar fra Shanghai mob.
taset felgenoe: .nprins yuan, prins
Gbuans Gu oe General 3ung Sui
Slang boloer fig ftaoig / g 9ia.
Sub, propinien aanIu. 80 inbfebtt
ariitne fra 3uiz9uazG beng, / Sbanii
mebbeler. at 20 manolige og tninbe:
li9e M%isionprer. FAINT 9 gsrn Ell
6Iepne br9bte. De bar beret for.
Ibunbne iiben Ottober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

rsb lotale uaibIer. ba be TIT, Tan nao ben %ansrebnt
4 Il al grsi. Ger er fun en- Dinase al ture { Neubet
GA bet er uto fonitiiutioneIe Watler. Te9beo %totdar'
laaes Dfb 81 biGnot atiitanb al Siimbinoen / be
euitodilte Ngr. gtuar bette Jigt biiotr %iniinmfrsi,
mQrter o. IN rnntienbe fpb fatr fnar en- eaarlta %
telie, og noar hn bltpsr belt tut et, CT DPpb b bel9fil
Ga rieo minb { geiQnhellen fan il9rne5, % oelle Del
~altnaipes fin notmals tlltanb. pl hsrelitn pore OBJ
iaat Tor itebie, ut ub al II 3ilinIoe trrmtoloes uef
aotarrb her Ct intel aHbti eno en- beinnot atihaHe a
GiimhinhtTHF. d aSa
Ht I aiOe It bnnbrebe TofInrs for eibusrt TtIirihe q
pepbfb (for1arlartt al aalartb), Tom tite Ian inrerei
meb Hall's catarrh Cure. Strio siier 0irtulnre MI.
h. Z. gbeuep & Co.. EoieDe, =.
eys- Gafqes Dos Mpoibttert, 7te.
Halls Family Pills or be bebite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

prattift. a.: u!6pob, bill
De p~irtelig lGre at cptle nu miot /
8interen?"
g.: Seq ifal iige Dem, je9 lerer
fdmtioig at lebe paa Stpjter, og 2e@
geregningen bliper ben famine"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

Sc ertlQrer operfor 8erpen. al Ute
publiterne er erobreoe oa at tun Der
% Der pebligeboloer imad R%eoerbans
Der &en pod u~aninarlig bis.
Bette er ~1fanbbeo. De tpenbe Hepus
bwlitfers 9or9erb9re fBres ltaoig al am
fparlise 2ebere. liseiom | 9risens BE
qbnbelie, unoer bsgge Republitters
Rsseringstilipn. Den OmiiGnoisbeo.
at 3orb 9oberts % 9orb ait9ener
bar bal9t lbtrpttet nRsbere" iom nos
trbt for 9orserne, gsr lite oisie til
Rebere.
Nadr bar arigen nooen Sinbe bGs
ret forbi? Woaite efter be Slag, |
bpilte irregulare Trooper tog 5jenoen
til Ganse og ~fulOit9nbigt Ilog benz.
9orgerne pilbe life pare M9no, ON
be tiaob 8ienben at forblipe uitrahet
efter at ban bar ~misbonolet beres 9us
ftruer % sbe!ogt bsres Sjem uf rem og
ft9r 9belaogelfeslbit.
Oerfor bepner en- Del at 9orgerne
nu bette. &optolonien ifal lite blot fao
&rietn at file, men Der ital Der tdses
@epresfalier, iom Der ~foreprigt ales
rebe er giort. Oerfor - ndar Der er
Yale ON Mmbulancer aoparer pi
bermeb bans Mai.' Ofieerer. Webs
minbre be opbsrer meo at ebelasge
9epubIitfernes Gienbom. bill pi tage
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27
8ocr=grpflamation.
8eIfDlonin9er mu0 rem cngelIfe
Grigsiorelle.

Den at proIibent Stein og @enes
raj De Vet lbiteote Proclamation.
bpis Snbbolb bt iioit fortelig omtalte,
qengipes Der fulof9noia. for at bore
2GIere lunne bdnne iig ct 9egreb ON,
bpor baarrejienoe Ell Raabeo Gngl9ns
berns bar ubpiit / ben iergelige &rig
/ Sp0dfrita:
.Sermeb bare bet tunbgiort for alle,
at ben aria. ION at ben brittle Regez
ring er bleben p%datOunqen be Sransz
paolife Republitter, itdbig rdIer ober
SDoofrita; at bDerten ben cipiliIerebe
&r~i9sfsrelies 8eot9gter, ej beler
@enfer= o9 observation-disclosures iagte
ta9es at 5ienben, ION. fit imoo 8enz
Fertonnentionen, life bar unbiet ii9
for at to9e Eager og 4mbulancer til
5on9e % bortfgre benz for at binore
bore iaarebe | at fad 2~9qebi9lp; al
be bar benaeloat ambulance Woteris
aler; at be bdne life nelet meb at penz
be tilbo9e til fdd primitive 9rigsfsrels
fess Reoler : fiji mobfat ben bejtibes
liee Sberenstonit / 6da9 = om at
orreItere ittezfRmpenbe og beportere
benz, oe ienbe Reperbanoer ub for at
plnnbrs, ofbr9noe o9 sbelRgge 8oeres
pripate Gienbpmms; at be bar pGbnet
&afere o9 inbfeote oa anpenot benz
imob os | arioen; at be uafbruot bar
giort apinber, 9ern o9 gamle. ipge
M9nb til Sanger, os al Der er itet
mango Debsfalo blanbt apinberne,
forbi benne faotalbte friitelige 6jenoe
lite tog 0enfpn til, ON en- Gbinoe laa
paa S~pgeiengen eler ON benbes 9els
breostilitonb elers bar FABIAN, at ben
Fulbe babe beithttet benoe mob roa
8ebanolina.
S9berlige apinoer % uitDlbige
8srn er lite Blot blepen 9enitano for
raa 8ebano!ing, men De er blepen pam
ereoe at Solbatsr efter Oficersbefas
ling. ga pGrre; 8ebitemsbre og GAM
lie &binoer er bleone pon9reoe. &ri9ss
fangsrs 6uitruer, 8ern % Gjenoom
er lite blepen reIpetterebe. s mango
9ilf9loe er dorGlorene blepne tugne,
6uiene forlabte uoeu 8eifBttelle, og
ale oa alt CT blepen oberlaot til ben
Stqbne, Der nenteoe benz - lom ct
let 8ptte for be piloe.
8erben bar faast uidnbf9roig I'm
berretning fra 5ienoen ON, al be par
tpunane iii al soe oenne 2oelRggelie,
foroi 9oerne Ipr9nQte Sernbanelinlers
ne, affair 3%elegrafsn, og misbrugts
bet bOibe Stag.
JtRiten ollie 0ule depnDtitterHe CT
blepne eoela9te, bpoo enten De laa |
RGrbeoen at Sernbanelinierne eller Fl.
Oct padItaaebe Wisbrus at bet boioe
5la9 er Iimpelt ben en- 5ortIGttelie al
ben LANCE Rptie Bugbaitelier, imoo
bpilte Q~fritanberne bar maattet DGrge
ia, li9e fra bet 9ieblit SUB bragte
ham / 8ersring meo Gngelifmdnoen.
@t rebe I'm MooFtdnoers @obs alene,
iilfreosniaer BAN lite, ban er lite til
freDs, fsrenb ban ogfaa bar rgoet BAN
bans gobe Rdbn og Rpgte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27
ot6uterne tai rpobes.

Ga t6ulerne tai r pooes
Den pigtioIte f%ociale 8e9ipenbeo
0onbon for LANCE 3iber er Oannelien
at Oct tppenoe 0unbrebaurs 5ors
6unb". 0ette bleb itiftet / Sreoags
at en- Del bebjertebe Mnnb og 9pin-
Der, fom meo Sor9 bar Jet, hporleoea
llngoommen foroprbes ltebfe mere
.9et 20be 6unbreoaars 5orbunb"
bill Iege at renfe 2onbon for aIe De
GoItens 5uler, Iom fuller ii9 inoe
be pGlbige 5uttigtaierner. &dIerner=
ne ital optebes o9 neorioes, og | Ste.
bet for 1tal Der genopbngges Qrbeiber.
bper lrnaere uoe meb pdrfanl9g,
6reoe. fife @adroe; man bill nabnlio
oda frem efter dmeritanIt Meniter i
Bottom. 5orbunoet pil lnrlig dnta9e
fig laitefaloe Yern. isge at fda Dem
uoreDet at bet oaarliqe 2i0, og Der
nGit peO 6jalp at aTolteuniOeriitez
ter" og uTbloi9e llnoerboloninssons
~italter iege at BRACE u%ngoommen ino
til npttigt 2iOsor6ejoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

O0fQrrG
ig1 u $500

forgifter 8lobet, irriterer Qeroes
ceaerne og foraarfager qiner og
Sn,erter / 8inbingerne, 9jnene,
9iernen Og 8p9raOen. 6OOeOpine,
Reural9ia. iDatfet 2tppetit, baarlig
5OrbpjeIie. SpDnlps4eO, nerOps
SOettelie og QebitemtbeO tpOer aft
paa lbGttebe Qerber, Der roaber
bit efter fornpet Stprte Og 9els
6reo.
n6or f%orTtprret SBOn, 6jerteliz
oeIier, 9jertebanfen, 9oOeopine,
Reroriitet pg nebbrubt Sinbsitemz
ming foraarIoaet beo lange Deboaz
renoe caturralite 9eiDGrligbeoer, er
Mile Ner inc nren NlQe."
Rev. L.. f. John, Westerville, O.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

31IH. Sartninq | @uuer 5 Gents pr, 9O.
- 5or Spintins al entelttraaoet @arn
Is Sens pr. Yo. Strsmpesarn Q. euer 81
tfuabet 30 Gents pr. Vuno.
Seno eiter port &otalo9. Irsuer oe Spttes
uilfaor. vi betoler fro 17t ill 81 Gents
pr. Bb. Tor almitbelis COB lllb, mar Sel'
esren taser Betoltng poie Sarsr.
LitChfieId Wooden Mills, 9it4HelO. @imn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

9ontons, 5e6. 2 a. Der Der
ter flor Sorg Der ober 0umperen
,Rio De Saneiro"s 5orlis - % Som
Jul 8ilpmons og 5amilies 0pb Bella
yes obbt al ale alasfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

Renes. Der er en- rig og aniet 9anf-
mano. ital bare cirfuleret ct at bans
8rober / Rabrib uboibet @lao, tbf
5iIipiuo's 4ntes europa.
9enpbo6 antlaQes for at BABE op.
traaot iom Weaemman0 Deb ole Sn.
ur9enternes P|enge6dnbel.
9ebiferne for oisie 8eIfDloninger er
)ber9ipne til Sen. Me2trtbur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

NOTION, 6eb. "a. Gn Meos
oeIelie fra 8OnItantinopeI ertlarer, al
Der bar nbli9 itaaet ct 9elougszS loa
neIem 5brter og 9ulgdrer peo 9ila=
pet; 7 3brtere fatot, 81 iadreOes. But
Jarierne babbe intet Cab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27
% ope.

Rot 6tIos 9ape. Der
Aobninqen al ben tbffe Wdnges
%niGioners, Baron Hotbi6ilos 9eftas
mente, biite bet fig, at ban bar lfpnz
tet en- Miaion Marf ($25O,O00) til
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / 5rantfurt
q. W.
Rotbihilb par 6opebet for ben be
tenbte jebiite ganffamilie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-02-27

Sorbrbftelier. Sra Qrieo
Sbile %meboeles. at gpen bar libt
5etpoeligt unoer en- bnftig Soro=
;~eItelie. Der tom ire RpItelfer,
q mango 9uie blep sbelagte; inger
Renneite brGbtes, men mango bar
'aaet olporliae abaftelier. ioet Mus
.ene fdlbt iammen. Der bar panif
'%perolt. ndpnIi9 ba man tiai9e frp9.
!eoe for en- Stormflob ligeIom / 1868.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
SEA3OARD AK LINE RAii.W Az
To Pinehurst. N. G.. Camden. 5. e..
and al Eiori a Points

| The FLORIDA AND NETpnpnr
LIMITED and FLORIDA AND ATI.Nr,
| FAST MAIL arr the finest and f,st,.t troi,s
| operated between Mas Yprk ouJ I'm. ,,,,,on.
| health resorts of the Cornli.... me-, gl,rt.t.,
PINEHI.ESp \ G. mo,.l N.y, Er,,-
| land town. nestled arun, thr ,t,,,,.,,,L cana
| hills o. the Old y ,rtn Stutn and orlv ai,h.
teen hours from New York.. via $EAROArD
| AIR LINE RAILWAY If - r,.,. NJ ,bo
healthr~; an. ,,,..t I,l,. w,,.,.. ro.,,r,.
in America. with th,, fines. ,n..., ,,,I,.i.I
hotels and l,.. ri,lirrr boln =, i;;.L- I'm t,,.
| south. Thrcligh sgc. liur.rnr. fr,,,, Wash.
| ngtou, u C.. P,s-nuyrrn from u.,;,,th.reor
can take through car ly p3s.ipy Irnm Nan,
| York Sleeper to Washington urd p,r.hrrst
Stepping Car at WASHINGTON.
| CAMDEN. :. c., il one. # ,b,. nearest
resorts for northern tourist, where ,hrv ARE
secure from M. cold rlimat.. of v,,tb,r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
Farm Notes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A serious condition confronts the pear
growers Of Kent county, and especially
residents of Still Pond neck. For several
years the tender varieties have shown indica-
lions of decay and the blight has ruined
thousands OF them. James S. Harris, presi-
dent Of the Maryland Horticultural Society,
had an orchard OF about 500 Howells eight
years old and every tree had to be pulled up.
The Bartletts, Wilders, Manning, Elizabeth
and other varieties ore doomed Hamilton
l.. Grew is grubbing up his fine orchard in
that neighborhood, as also is W. ID. Penning-
ton. The Duchess variety has never paid
Kent farmers, and many of these trees are
being taken up.
Hail played havoc with pear trees in Still
Pond neck but the blight finished them. The
peach orchards have been trimmed and are
looking fine. IT is estimated that there are
100000 peach trees now standing in Kent,
where once there were nearly 2 900 600. There
are about 100000 Keiffer pear trees in Kent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
HEAVY DEBT HANGS
OVER THE ACADEMY
Efforts 10 bt Made 70 Protect a Grand
Institu len From Ruin. An ArH,aI 70
Meth01iStS.

The ilual,ia condition .' ~" W,mIr-
ton Conference. AcaIcmy at Dover occupied
a large sha,r # tnr attrnIion Of the VII.
miugton Methodist Erisrolu CoIforcuru 1t
Saturdays session.
The report ot ProsiIon' william Iau'--
bury, Of tn" Conference Academy. came mp
as a special order 1t announced that tn"
debt Of the Institution was :35.7oO. of which
-, 200 il due and unpaid on nr.t mort
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
TALK WITH MOSBy.
FAMOUS CAVALRY LEADER ON
A VISIT TO MARYLAND.
He Says He Has Received Letters by the
Bushel About the Money Said 10 Have
III Lett to His Ven


Co,ore, Noshv, uncle Of William Mosly, of
Blkton, the famous Southern cavalry leader
arrived N Maryland on saturday. co'""'i
MospS ,s now " , .'S"'"' r u ,"n', E
W. 40 - t'"o''3'DH '""' -p
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tho so& OF trr tfnn4l.,.,...r.. r,.lr Kiug
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he was AZ ullicer. i,aa rau.a To- America 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore Railroad.
MARYLAND DIVISION.



Trains leave ELKTOE as follows:
For Wilmington aud PhiiadUphiH Is 54q
~, S.ll. H.Os. lO.3", II. m. .3U - ~ ana Is
=. ~. w, k-dnys. Sundays. Ii, = IL, . 0sn. M.
10. % h."5, and : Is p. IN.
For Chester. -. ) a. nj : IT, 10 ~ "A m
20, . 30, aud Is p. m. r"k-uaNs sun
Gah", ~, S.il. "uH. II. IN, 23o, %. ) 80, and
For Prrryvilic. lIavrc de Grace, and BoI,i-
more, o. 10, ts. IL 81. Il. III . a. , 81. jil
> u" SO, ~, p m. E,ii light week days.
SUNDAYS 5Ol, lo.5Ia m. !@,i}. ) ~. Il. s;56 p.
For Washington ) %. 1851. a m. 1s43.5m
nrh ~ ?. m, Sundays, IOl and 10 II Il. m,
- a., h.i@, and $40 =. N.
Leave Perry willie for Port Deposit ii Ii = oO
9I3 II = IN LIS, 3.lj, LOO. Gl5, ana $40 y
III. weekdays. =
Leave PORT Deposit Tor PorryviIlc 64s, s3a
lO.U2, lO.09a. M, i2ij 33'. 90. Is and 80 D.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
BROAD STREET SrATIUN:
For Elklon, 3 80. $50 ale, II % "A. m . oo Am
al, . %, d ~; and II ~ p. III. week. days sun
day $50. H.l". II % II. III. 4.4G. sos, 1881. and
ll.2S p. IN. N
FOR NEw YORK.
Express. week -days, 3 20 4,N5. { 40, 800 5Is
$50, u, 20 q Or, ~ 1921 II CO. / , ~ n IN
Il 20 noon, l..s5 (Lin,iIcd ! 10 ana i Ii d ny
10. 2,3o, $40, $50. 40. CO. Is ri, o., a.
500, 10 CUP: IN |: o! niYh1. ~'
Sundnys, 3@r, 4,o5. 40, ) 90. 5,ls, S25 $50
*lo"l, II ~. II AZ a N IL ~. l2S5, 80. 100
LLimitrd lid so, . So. 63i, ,.!, IS Oj. 1000
y. M, l2.2 night. ''0'
Dining Car
For b ston, without change, 10 80. n. IN.
weekdays and S.'5 p. IN daily.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 A. y. daily, Pttshurg, Chicago. Cincip-
NATL Louisville. and st Louis. Dining Cary
70 % .daily Tor Piitshurg and Chicago
no coaches TO rtisbmIgJ Limited TO two Bnf,'
iet tnrlur Cars. '-
i22oP N daily. Limited. Pittsburg. Chi.
csgo. Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, f.ouis-
Nillc and st. Louis. Dining Cary
!225P. \ daily Pittsbmre and Cleveland
430 P, daily. Pittsburg Toledo, Chicago
L"nisvi lr VIA Cincinnat), indianapolis. and
st. Louis Dining Carr ~
g. n. Y. daily. Pttsburg Columbus. Indian
arolis. Louisville. and st. Louis
s 50 ?. Y. daily. Pttsburg and Chicago. for
Toledo. .Xcept SATURDAY. W.
ltc2 T. u daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati. and
y &c P. n. daily, Pittsburg and Cbicauo.
daily FOR Knoxville, via Shenandoah Valley
Route; for Cleveland. except Saturday.
WEST JERSEY e. sEAsRoRE RAILROAD.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broa! Street Station, via Delaware
lINtr brlagc; Express, .. 40a m and O5p, m.
week days Sundays. = 2ra m. o. d. m
Leave Market street Wharf Express o IN,
N " W. w; T. BIB p. m. week days sun
days 800 and 10 GOA m
FOR CAPE MAY, Sc 4 ISLE CITY.
OCEAN CITY.
AVALON. STONE HARBOR, ANGIEsr. WIZ,
WOOD AND HOLLY BEACH -Exurrss Q on n
III: and Up. m weekdays. SUNDAYS 3 oo ooo nj a.
FoR SoMEKS PoINT.-EXprcss, 800 n. m
&o0, i,O). and 5,l5 p, m. weekdays SUNDAYS
300 and ll.U0u. IN ~
For additional information apply TO Ticker
Agent ~ ~ N"''
}. d. HrTCHtNSON. j. Il. wOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30

Of
affair gce little
the
with wider O same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
NO ACTION TAKEN ON
THE SLOT MACHINES.

were publicly exhibited In Providence on
the ground floor on Dorrance street, near
Weybosset street. for more than a year,
yet no complaint was made, so far as We
can learn.
Mr. Dexter of Crescent Park states TO
MS that they have been approved for ex-
hibition by the Public Park Commission
OF the state OF Massachusetts,. It Is for
the council to decide II what Is proper IN
Providence and In other places Is too In
decent for exhibition at Crescent Park.
The communication also alleges that
the signers have evidence that gambling
by the use OF slot machines is I'm opera
tion I'm various places i'm the south p'trt OF
the town. AS i6 of these machines are
openly in use, IL would probably not be
a difficult thing for us 20 secure evidence
on this point. Seven of these are located
in Riverside and nine at Crescent Park,
all OF them I'm barrooms. This council last
fall passed an order virtually forbidding
their use.
At that time the larger proportion OF
those being operated were located In
barber shops. victualling houses anc
places where young people lad access 10
them We understood the action then 10
be not so much crusade against slot
machines az against their use wncrc the
young were subject TO their temptation,
though all were included in the order.
are allowed 10 60. 1t is for the council TO
decide what action ii will take In the
premises.
The machines are In use in many bther
towns In the state where summer eXcur-
sionists resort. and we have not heard
any complaint OF their use at Riverside
in the places where they are now located.
Respectfully submitted
Then followed an open discussion In
which the pOupc stated fheiv resnec-
tive views
Councilman Phillips wanted to know
why the committee did not suppress the
slot machines at Riverside sine, they had
fun cognizance of their location and
knew OF their being patronized.
Councilman Johnson replied that II was
for the council to say what should be
done.
Councilman Phillips then offered anoth-
er argument. lie maintained that IL was
not necessary TO pass new resolution,
but that the one passed last year was
still in force.
Then Councilman johnson suggested
that the resolution of last year was not
specific in saying what kind OF slot ma
chimes were TO be suppressed. Mr.. Phil
lips requested that the records cf last
year be obtained and examined When
this was done IL was found that they re-
ferred to nckel-in-the-slot mach nss Mr..
Phillips thought this sufficient.
Then followed quite a discussion be-
tween Councilmen Phillips and Johnson
and Councimen Phillips and Logan.
1t was ultimately moved by Councilman
Phillips that the slot machines be order
ed out but as this was not secondo d
Councilman Pierce moved 20 lay the nat
ter upon the table in order thar the COM
mittee might secure more specific infor-
nation.
IL is probable that no luther action
will be taken upon the matter Of slot ma
chimes by the council. But just why the
council or East Providence should pe~mit
them 10 remain when Providence, War
ren, Bristol and Cranston nave driven
them out. is not plain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
HOME WEDDING,
Miss Dunn Becomes the Bride
Of Mr.. Mcclure.

An extremely tasteful home wedding oc-
CURED at o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Dunn of Hamlet avenue. Woonsocket.
IL was that of their daughter. Emma
Louise Dunn. to Thomas Mcclure OF Wor-
cester. Mass
The residence was beautifully decorated
for the occasion by Barnett. the color
scheme being pink and white with
background OF green in the bay window.
where the ceremony was performed.
The bride was attended by three brides
maids. Miss Cora Belle Dunn. her sister,
In dotted Swiss silk. Miss Irma browne
of this city, In white Swiss. and Miss
Florence MAY Haigh, I'm white chiffon,
over white silk.
The bride wore an Empire gown, OF
white dotted muslin dc sole. over white
silk taffeta. and carried a spray bouquet
of bride roses.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
s. a. Dyke. Earl w. French. a cousin OF
the bride, rendering appropriate music
meanwhile.
Guests were present from philadelphia.
Providence, Worcester and Boston, to-
gether with many from Woonsocket.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
valuable.
After brief bridal tour Mr.. and Mrs
Mcclure will reside at 10 Piedmont street.
Worcester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The circular sent out by what Is called
the East Providence Republican club has
caused much comment upon officials and
citizens OF the town from the fact that
portion OF Il Is construed as libellous.
as IL charges The town government with
being corrupt. The circular is not signed
hy any person or persons but some OF the
citizcns who do not hold. the same idea
relative 60 the standing and character
OF the town officials are 10 make an
effort 10 learn who Is rcsonsibe for the
circulation OF the circular. and u is pos
sible that the courts viii be resortcd 10
" not the United states courts for some
have an lead that using the mail for such
a purpose IS commercial That there will
he a fight between the new and the old
Republican. there can be no doubt nor
does 81 come unexpected for ~ Is known
that a house 60 house canvass was made
by the new members carly last spring
William Jenkins. colored. ~ Phillipsdale
was "missey" on Taunton avenue last
evening and the result was ne was ran
IN" and on being searched. the pollce
found a monster revolver IN his posses
sion and along with the sun" was $50
lie was hnec so and costs.