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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-17
SOleInnoS CQltoS
en- honor de
s. Vicente de Paul

Los P. p. Paules y las Hijas de
la Caridad celebraran en- honor de
su Santo Fundador la solemne fiesta
que anualmente le Idedican en- la for.
ma siguiente.
Dia 19, a las de la maf1ana. en-
el Co.egio de San Ildefonso, Misa
Solemne, cantada por las alumnas
del mismo, con panegfrico cargo
de un. P. Pail.
Dia 81, a las y media; en- la 7
glesia de San Jose, tendra lugar la
fiesta principal del Santo, que con
sistira en- Misa Solemne toda or
questa, con asistencia del limo Sr.
Obispo, y en- la qua hara ell panegfci
CO d. Ap6stol de la Carload e. Reve
rendo Padre Francisco Vicarii, Su
perior de los Reverendos Padres
Paules de Ponce y Vicario de la mis-
ma.
Sc su plica los ieles la asisten
cia estos actos religiosos.
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Degde haee "a anos sc yienon comprobando las
ropedades tonca5 reconsituyentes De eSt8 Pfldofas
nya forinulaen armcnIa con los progresses dc Ia te
ap5atica, eyitando els6n Inconvenience observable
re!a practica-SiS Il M3DIFIGA DO 4 fin de ofrocer
phbllbo una preparAci ls.n perfeeta nt como
Una rapida en- sus ofectos.
Las verdaderas PIIDORAS REGONsTiTTYEN-
TIES DEL DOCTOR REVER0E curan f,Tor sa!nenta
todas las Intermediates que depenGen sel einpobre-
cin!ento de Ia sngre, por naaa ailfnnntacl6n. ror
q oitar en- sitios htmedos y nal venG'&dos, J per
81 ormedades anteriares-Son muy ehGaces ar, las
paipitaciones del coraz0n dolores de cabeza inaTe-
tencia ldad dolores e las pieInas hdropesia,
cansancio, sordera, z,tmbidos de odcs, ps-
dsz de Ia piel la que fessude coof Eaturai: me
porSno, grandes er;iidas d sangre. faita de ceas-
brip ion, abundaneia c$casez. Gtsargoio dc iGa
a.. deblidad general Joda atsrat.5D mort" 81.
sfntoms de ma 0sO-aNE-diA.
La importancia de estas Pdoras QUE ~: EECo
1ENDAN POR 81 SOLAS, esta corIpr sasia no so'5
e: generalzaic que ttenen en- "a -, sno
Ia mbi6ncon las nucEas fInitacienes cue d c-s
u hccho enpies udc enTsse eHFoitcfios hSara
b 40 pare idoa.
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Diaro atsohnanente impartial eco Dc pms5n de pn,
Una Infanta
inCapaCitada.

En- la Sala segunda de la Audien
cia territorial de Madrid, Sc ha cele
brado la vista de una apelacion que
reviste gran importancia por entra
flar una question de derecho p1bli'
co.
Ell asunto de que SO trataba es
de la incapacid ad de la Infanta dof1a
Maria Cristjna de Borb6n.
Apercibidos los hiios de esta de
que Sc trataba de ingerir a personas
extranas en- Ia administration de
sus bienes y declarar So incapaeidad
acudi6 al Juzgado de Ia Latina el Sr
don Alfonso de Borb6n en- solicitud
de que Sc procediera judicialmente a
la declaration de incapacidad de di
cha sef1ora, su nadre. y Sc le nom
brase despu6s tutor y consejo de IA
milia, previas las garant{as legales
exigidas por los artfculus 2l3 al 2lo
del C6digo civil VICENTE
Admftida la information, Sc pre-
sento al Juzgado una copia de un
Real decreto expedido en- 6 de JUNO
de 1900 por la Presidescia del Conse
10 de ministries, y en- ell que Sc deela
que S. M. el Rey, y en- su nombre 5.
M la Reina Regente, hacienda uso
de Ia potestad dome,tica, SO habla
sarvido nombrar tutor ae la sonora
dof1a Maria Cristina de Bor bon al
Sr duque de Terranova, para la guar
da de So persona y bienes, con rele'
vaciou de fiauza y en- atencion su
estado valetudinario'
El Juagado de la Latina, pres
nlo II
ci6n, y creyendo va ateadida la nsce
sidaa a que obedecfa Ell expediente
ante el incoado, declare no haber lu :
gar a seguirlo, s1endC este auto el
que Sc apelo y cuya revocation Sc so
licita.
Ell letrado Sr Bergauia, defen
sor de los hijos de aquella senors,
sostuvo la apelaci6n fundado en- 10
siguiente.
Eu que nj antes de la promulga'
ci6n dol C6digo civil, nj cog poster1o
ridad, existe tundameeto legal que
autorise 10 hecho por el Sr Silvela
Presidente q la saxon del Consejo de
ministries.
En- qae en- la partida segunda
en- sus tltulos l, VII y VIII que ira
ia de como IA de ser ell Reg respecto
su familia, y esta con 81, NADIA dice
respecto al asunto que en- ese Real
decreto Sc determine
En- que en- la partida sexta que
Sc ocupa de la tutela, no die NADIA
sobre el particular
Y 10 mismo la Constitution del
rs y los precep os del Coiigo civil
VICENTE.
El asunto ha de tener gran re5o
nancia
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Despues hs t-anscurrido mucho
tempo;
lSabes tn. Isabelita, que ha 81
do de aquel angel que una maf1ana
hermosf ,ima bajo q la TERRA proteji'
do por las Hadas?
Pregdutalo a tus amigos, que
todos to responderan con carino in
decide: <iEl angel eras to-. -!
E. MARQUEE HUERTAS.
Bayam6n P. r.
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LibroS de vent
ESTAN 4 La VISTA EN-
la redocci6n de
> La Correspondence de p. Rs

Diccionario Enciclopedico Hispaao Auaeri-
camo, en- IL Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclopedico Nueua edicca6'
1890 Ell 10 Tomos.
grafsa, Mtolojsa, q Geografaa en- 2 tonaos, r
LMiS Gregorie
Edicc6n historical, La mujer enla huma,
ndad edictor Julian F. Alcaraz
La Prin esita de los Bresoz. Novela por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa por E. Castelar, en- 2
Tomos.
Europa pintoresca. en- 2 Tomos, edicto1
La vida de los animales por el Dr. A. E
Bre'm, en- Tomos.
Ell mundo iustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermeregilda.
Miral'es, en- 2 Tomos.
Revolution Religiosa. por E. CASTELAR,, en-
Tomos
Historic de los Griegos. por victas Du-
ruy, Tomos.
Ell mundo fisico, por Amadeo Guienm
Las razas humans, por Federico Katzel,
en- Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. por Victas Du
ruy en- | Tono
Revis;a de la Exposition Universal de
Paris aho 1889 por F. &. Dumas en- Tomo.
Obras completes de Mariana Jose de La
ira, por J Luis Peliges, en- | Tomo
Las p'antas que curan y las que matan,
pOr ell DIR. hengade, en- un Tomo
Atra'ez del Egipto. por Eduardo TO las y
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Marina, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- l To-
mo-
La Bestia humana, por Carlos Dactour
Torno.
Tres Poe la f angel de la muerte, Can
cion dela Campaha Epistola Neral, ] Tono
Los trabajos del mar, por Vistor Hugo,
Tomo
La Herona, por Pubia Ovidia Mason,
Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, por los Senores
Baraibas Menenchez Castila Ayenza en-
Tomo.
Bbhoteca Clasca DE- pindaro, por el limo
Sr. D. Jgnacio Montes de Oca, en- Tomo
La Arauoana de Don Alonzo de Erilla, en-
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IntereSante te,

Desde el 10 del pr6ximo Julio
se establecera Ia profesora Da Ana
Roque en- esta Capital, y admstira
en- su casa estudiantes que deseen a
sistir a la Normal.
Ell precio del pupi.aie sera mo
dico. y tendran repaso en- Ia casa de
las asignaturas estudiadas
Habra ademas una c1asa nara
maestros rura'es y graduados, 20
ira de Matematicas para principa
les, precios convencionales.
Los jovenes de la isla que deseen
approve mar estas ventajas pueden
dirigirse D Manuel Garcia Gaona
en- Ella Correspondence.
1912
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aG A Doctor Pedro Ja1ler.
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S.tiia!a! ?'.Istt.'a
de la infanCia.

Aprobado va ell Reglamento de
@ tan ueva sociedad beI efca, y nom
brada la Junta Directiva, desde hoy
dan principle las insclipciones de so
clos a donicilio y en- la casa de- Pre-
sidente Ic1a 62) Existen dos ella
ses dc socios: de numero y agrega
dos Los primeros, one pagan un
dollar mensual, tienen derecho a SO
zorro de un dollar diario, IS cts 8
SO segun la clase de enfermedad que
sufriesen. Ademas del socorro tie.
nen derecho q asistencia meoica, me
oicinas gratis en- cualquier botica:
patentizados, Practicante, cirujano
dental para extracciones y una can
tidad para la familia en- case de falle
cimiento. Los socios agregadt S, q.
pagan medic dollar mensual tienen
deret no 10 que dejamos expresado
exceptuandose el sccorro diario.
San Juan P K IL Julio 1901.
F. P. esi i1enta,
aG A Doctor Pedro Jarer.
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AViS0,

Ell DR. Ramon R6ura y Owen par
ticipa d sus clientes y amigos de Ma
yae tiez y del resto de Ia isla que es
tara ausente durante un mes y me-
dio, y que regresara May I'll q
mediadss de stoproximo, abrien
do de nuevo su bufete de Abogado
= Notario. -
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xima legislature, SO acordara que
los gastos de la Corte de Distrito de
los Estados u nidos. Sc satisfarau por
cuenta del Tesoro Nacional y no con
cargo al presupuest to de la isla.
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Vapores que saldrall
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sala
dram del puerto de san Juan par
el de NeW-York.
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Eugenio Geigel Gonzalez

PyocuTado1' q Age7ate de negocios.
Sc ofrece 10 Srs Abogados de
la isla como agente judicial. Acep
ia cualquiera otra clase de agencias
y Sc hace cargo de los negocios que
Sc le confen; del arreglo de testa
mentarias y de. tpda clase de asun
tos indicates 8 extrajudiciales; asi
como de la compra y venta de toda
clase de fncas Valores.
REFEREnCIAS.
Lcdo Juan de Guzman Benitez-
San Juan.
D. Antonio Catinche-Ponce.
D Ramon Roura y Lcdo D. Ma
riano Riera Palm er-Mayaguez.
Lcdo Salvador Ame1 Masso y
don Julio 0 Abr l-Aguadi!la.
Direction tel egrafca : Gsigel-
Mayaguez.
A 15-11
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LA PEINILLA ELECTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.


La dnica peinilla que ha obtenido paten-
te. Donde quiera que han sido usadas, SO ha
'onQuistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los dias, porque l
peinlla hace 10 demas
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse,
y esta construida de al manera que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vende garantizando> >por
escrito que sera satisfactoria en- todos sentidos.
Envando ell importe en- sellos So remiten
por correo
Tamano para Senoras, so centavos.
Tama2c cara Cahalleros 35 centavos.
Agenues activos, sean hombres mujeres
SO necesltan para introduclr ese valioso artf-
culo en- todas parties Lease ell anunco que
rublicamos en- otro sitio de este peri6dico.
Los infinitos Agentes que tenemos estap
muy satisfechos del exito que alcanzan.
Direction: D N R Sc.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR, Illinois.
1855 80
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Week Days and y. m. Sundays,
10 a. m. and p, m. Leave Newport for
Providence. Week Days. a. m. and b
p. m. Sundays $50 a. m. and D. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS 90 CENTS.
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PAWTUxET VALLEY.

The death or Joseph H. Atwater at his
residence in Anthony Monday afternoon
was entirely unexpected and shock TO
the residents of the village In which he
resided He had been sick about three
weeks and his demise was FASTENED by an
attack OF heart disease, from which he
did not rally. He was universally re-
specled and loved by all who knew him.
lie was the inventor and owner OF the At
water newspaper files which he patented
in 1868, and was engaged i'm their produc-
tion at the time OF his death lie was
a highly respected member and elder OF
the Society OF Friends.
Grand and petit Jurors were drawn at
the meeting OF the Coventry town council
at their last meeting and the customary
town officers were elected for the ensuing
year. with few exceptions the old officers
were reelected
Pueh Brothers, of Arctic. have col
lected about SO for the family OF Charles
Labeau, the victim OF an accident on
Memorial day.
Monday afternoon Everett Teft, resi-
dent OF Arctic, was thrown from n buggy
I'm which he was riding and sustained a
fracture OF his collar bone.
Eugene Cahoone, motormnn of the But
tonwoods car IN collision Saturday at
Riverpoint. commenced work yesterday
morning Henry Johnson, who was re-
ported as having both knee caps broken
by the same collision. was but slightly
injured. but was somewhat shaken up
and bruised. lie viii be out In day or
two.
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0LNEYvlLlE.

Just why the cars from Danielsonville
do not come into the square Is puzzling
many for evidently everything is in resdi-
ness, and has been for some days.
The Danielsonville company have began
to build a power house and other build
ings, Just over the city line. but the
Union Railroad company has extended n
heavy feed wire from the square To the
terminus OF it's lint on Hartford avenue.
SO that the Danielsonville company
could run their cars over rails of the
Union company II they choose 20 for a
while. The cars are expected at any mo-
ment
Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd Fellows
had three candidates for tho second de-
gree last evening. and voted to make a
fraternal visit TO Washington Lodge,
Riverpoint. Saturday evening. June 70
The trip will be mad. in a special car.
Joseph San Sever, a hero OF the Cuban
and Philippine wars, is back home. Joe
says he has had a great plenty OF war.
Michael Braney. Jr.. Is home from Holy
NiOSS Noii'Se TOT the summer
John Fletcher, better known as 'Steeple
Jack has lust returned from Florida
fully recovered from his recent fall
The young man who collects the even.
ing mail I'm this vicinity had very mar
row escape last evening. for at the corr
ner OF Perry and Westminster streets
his horse slipped and he. the driver. was
thrown completely over the horse lie was
slightly injured about one OF his knees
a day or ago, II was stated I'm this
column that some one was injured at the
Delsine mills. but none Of the particulars
could be learned and all that can bs
learned since then II that the victim was
an Italian and lived on Atwells avenue
lie was quite badly injured about the
head.
Joseph Duxbery. we'll known here.
abouts was run down by another bicy-
clist last evening and was quite badly
injured and his wheel was about used up
The St Anthony society will meet this
evening and consider matters pertaining
10 the picnic that IL 10 be held July 4th
Isaac Eddy. a member of the American
band. left FOR Saratoga. ~ Y. this morn.
ing.
Patrick Dun. who n q prominent mem.
ber OF tho Manhattan college baseball
team, n home on his vacation
Narragansett council OF the Royal Ar.
canum held a well attended session last
evening
The local ranch OF the machinist,
met lsstevenlng.
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as Jolly and As fully appreciated
The president OF tho class supper was
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London June 1s-Ex-Governo II. s.
Pingree of Michigan died here last night
at l1:s5.
His son was the only person present at
the time of his death. The attending
doctor left Mr.. Pingrees bedside al about
1l:l5, promising TO return shortly.
N. s. Pingree. who has been watching
at his fathers side for four days and
who has not removed his clothes during
fathers condition.
He had hardly reached the patients
bedside when his father died peacefully,
without warning and without speaking
one word
Young Mr. Pingree has wired his mother
and uncle In the United States not 10
come to London.
The body of the late Mr. Pingree will
be embalmed and taken TO his home.
The diagnosis made by London special
lists Of the canccrous affection or the in
testines, from which Mr.. Pingree suffered,
left practically no hope for the patients
recovery
Towards the end OF his illness Mr.. Pin
gree suffered great pain and weakened
rapidly. He was unable TO retain
nourishment. His mind, however re-
manned fairly clear. During the whole of
Tuesday he was practically kept alive
by injections OF strychnine and drugs ad-
ministered TO lessen his pain.
PINGREE'S CAREER.
Hazen s. PinErgg wss born TN Dem
mark Me, Aug 90 1872. His ancestors
came to Salem in 1910. Up TO IL years Of
age he worked on his fathers farm. At
tending school i'm winter he gained a fair
education. In 1856 young Pingree went 20
Hopkinton. Mass, TO work in a shoe
factory.
When the Civil war broke out he en-
listed i'm the First Massachusetts, Heavy
Artillery The first service he saw was
at Bull Run.
In 1866 Pingree went 10 Detroit Then
he formed "A partnership, and a small
shoe factory was started This business
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Son at Bedside When the End Came.
CanCerOuS Affection of the InteS-
tines the Cause of Death.

soon grew and Mr.. Pingree became
well-to-do manufacturer.
Mr.. Pingree's entrance into politics was
i'm 1889. A Republican mayor was wanted
and Mr.. Pingrea's name was suggested
Nominated for mayor. he was elected by
a large majority, and served the city for
four tA.ms. Mr. Pingree settled many
labor disputes I'm Detroit and waged
campaign against the gas trust and other
powerful corporations.
Mr.. Pingree. in 1896 was chosen gov
ernor of Michigan, and upon the com
pletion OF his first term OF office was re-
elected Upon the completion OF his term
as governor i'm December, 1900. Mr.. Pin
gree retired TO private life.
In 1872 Mr.. Pingree married Frances A.
Gilbert OF Mt. Clemens, Mich, by whom
he has three children. Gertrude, the ell
dest child. died In 1894. The other chill
dren are Hszen s., "A years OF age, and
Hazel, 90
Ex-Governor Pingree, i'm latter life. be-
came widely known as "A philanthropist
and, owing TO the potato patches he main
tanned for the poor, was nicknamed "Po-
tato" Pingree His scheme OF providing
land where the unfortunate might culti-
vate potatoes was tried I'm many cities
throughout the country, including Boston.
A few months ago Mr.. Pingree and his
son started on tour abroad for business
and pleasure and II was while travelling
on the continent that the fatal Illness
overlook him.
MRS. PINGREE NOTIFIED.
New York June 19-Mrs. Hazen s.
Pingree arrived In this city from Detroit
yesterday morning with her daughter on
their way to London. Last night they
received a cablegram telling OF MIR. PIN
grees death.
No plans for the funeral have been
made by the family. Mrs. Pingree and
her daughter Will go back TO Detroit In
stead OF taking the steamer St Paul as
intended. III. S. Pingree Jr.. who was
with his father in London when he died,
viii bring the remains To this city on the
steamship Umbria. which leaves Saturday
and which will reach here IN about A
week
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Saida Newton Hallett Miss Ruth Apple
ton, Miss Mabel Yennie Bowe. Miss Min
mic Bartlett. Miss Lila Blrge. Miss Jes-
sic Wheeler and Miss Edythe Peck.
Those present at the supper were the
members Of the senior class as follows:
Ruth Appleton. Minnie Leora Bartlett,
Lila Rogers Brge. Mabel Jennie Bowe,
Adelaide Eimball Burton. Daisy Frances
Co0lters. Mice Carey Devereux, Louise
Conant Gamwcll, Mary Louise Gregory,
Margaret Noble Goodwin. saida Newton
IIallett. Marion Haryie, Grace June
Jones, Sara Inihrie Manstt. Mary Aida
Orswell. Genevieve Partridge. Edythe
Grace Peck Mary Florence Raftsr, Cam
dacc Allen Smith. Lura May Thomas,
Alice Louise Ward. Jessie Wheeler
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STEAMERS FOR
Rocky Point
undays. 10 II. l2. 2, 3. S. as Retur
,:l5. 1:I5. 3:l5. t:l5. 6. 6:i5. 7:l5. S;15.
Leave Providence. WEEK DAYS.
For Fields P0inf, Silver
Spring. Riverside and
Crescent Park.

Leave Providence Week Days for Field s
Point, Silver Spring. Riverside and Cres-
cent Park at Z. 10. II. IL, !. 2. 2. 4, 8. s:ls,
6:4b g. $50 Return from Crescent Park
at $50 Z, :: 80 10.l5. ll.45. 12.i5, LAS, 2;45,
3:45 4:a5. 5:45. Z, "7.45.
sNo stops between Providence and Cres-
cent Park
Steamers leave Providenc eSundays for
Crescent Park at l0.S0 and every 30 MIN
utes, except at / and p. m.
Returning leave Crescent Park sundays
II rs a. m. and every 80 minutes. except at
245 and 5.45 p. m.
For Fields Point, Sundays. 1o;5o, and
every so minutes Ia 4:3 except and
y. ND. then $780, $40. Return hourly l2:3O
To 30
Steamers. leave Providence Sundays for
Spring and Riverside Sundays 10. lO:3O,
then hourly TO $50 Returning, leave Riv-
erside II 20, then hourly TO T:2O.
as-lime tables are subject 10 change
without notice.
HGAll freight should be unloaded on the
wharf rs minutes before leaving time OF
steamer TO insure shipment. No freight
transported Sundays.
as-I.arge and small steamers 70 charter
for day and evening parties during the
summer season of 1901 on application TO
B. BUFFUM,
Supt Transportation.
A. II. WATSON. President.
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The annual class supper OF the senior
class OF Pembroke hall was held at that
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1t Was a Jolly Affair and Was Pre-
sided Over by Miss Louise
COnant GamWell.

Miss Louise Conant Gamwel, who most
gracefully presided over the occasion In
Producing the speakers and proving her.
self an ideal toast mistress.
The class historian was first introduced.
I'm the. person OF Miss Adelaide Kimball
Burton; then followed the class prophet.
Miss Mary Florence Rafter. who prophe-
sled great things for the "class wonder
full" Miss Grace June Jones. the muse
OF 1901" presented I'm graceful. witty
verse something OF the virtues and the
short comings os her class, while Miss
Alice Louise Ward summed up the story
with detailed statistics.
were responded to by Miss Gsmwell, Miss
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CAUSED DEATH.
Dose Of Rat Poison Proved
Fatal 10 John KdVsney.

John Kaveney. died yesterday at the
home OF his son-in-law, Patrick Small,
at ee Gooding street Pawtucket, from
the effects OF a dose OF rat poison taken
Monday. Monday night IL was thought
that he would he able to pun through,
but serious symptoms set in resulting
In his death.
The medical examiner having been no
tified OF the circumstances OF the death.
deemed an inquest unnecessary. kaveney
was 6s years old. and leaves a family OF
adult children Ills wife died elk months
ago.
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MANY Stems Disappeared.

At the recent "commers" az Bonn in
honor OF the German Crown Prince. at
which the Emperor was present. II II
stated. says the Daily News. that e5o
beer mugs disappeared. u is supposed
that they were taken as souvenirs by
those who attended. The Borussia Corps
has issued an appeal FOR the return of
the mugs or the payment OF ls 81. each
for them
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PRuptncE AMp conAnlcur.

The first a. m. boat from Newport to
Providence and last p. m. boat from Prov
idence 90 Newport stop at Prudence and
FRIDAYS only. stop at Prudence and Co
nanicut, a. m. from Providence and 8
o. m from Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

Our new building IL completed. and We
extend a cordial Invitation TO our friends
and the public 10 call and examine It.
We have what Is considered by experts
the finest laundry plant In the country.
and from n sanitary point rs perfect
With our present facilities we are pre-
pared -to-ae-s largely Increased business
In ell lines and shall not be obliged TO
refuse any work.
We solicit your patronage and guar
antes satisfaction IN every respect.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19

MRS. wrNsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP
nss been used for over nifty years by
millions Of mothers FOR their children
~a sooth.s the shnS 81 sof,sns The gums gums. Al.
iays eli pain. cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy for Darrohea. n will re-
Lev ss,S s The gor ll,,le snnsrer 'mm,ed1stey
world Twenty.nve cente bottle. Re
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
Ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-19
Quick Time.

did YOU meet any Philadelphia girls
at Atlantic city,"
Yes. and 7 proposed TO one"
what did she say
"9he told me TO come back at the end
OF q year and | might kiss her. r."--Detroit
Free Press.