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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
THE IeEE SIC CASE.
Tho Man who Escaped From YorkviIlo
jail Said to- DO In Oxforf. Miss.
Special News and Courier1

Especial News and Courier
Columbia, April 24-The Reese
case soems to be gotting more
and moro mixed, although there
now seems to bo pretty good OK
planation Of how Reese got caught,
if tho man under arrest proves to bo
tho right party. Governor McSwee-
noy received tho following lotter
about Tho case from Lancaster tnday:
81 notice in the State paper of the
2lst inst the capture of u man sup
posed to be Marion Il. Kosse. AS l
an the man that furnished the infor.
nation that led to the capture at Ok
ford, Miss. or at least one of the party.
l ask you to ploase hold reward and
wo will give all the particulars about
the arrest, how it was done. Other
lettors will be sent you in fow days.
"W. e. A. Porter"
Last night Governor McSweoney
sent the following telegram:
"W. II. Newbold, Chester, S. c.:
Will wait until you hear from
sheriff"
This was in response to letter
from Mr.. Newbold.
Governor McSweenoy today re-
ceived the following:
"Have not heard from sheriff.
Wire him to photograph man
and send picture and descriptions by
mail. Am subject to your orders,
but would advise that we wait for
letter. Wire me your pleasure.
"W. Fl. Newbold"
He sent the following in reply:
wv. III. Newbold, Chester: If you
do not get the photograph from
sheriff today on hear cause of delay,
better come down here prepared to
20 to Oxford. You will be allowed
pay provided by law. Do not care
to tnko too much chance"
So as to bo on the safe side he
this morning forwarded the follow
ing to the sheriff in Mississippi:
81. r.. Hawkins, Oxford, Miss:
Have you any further evidence as to
identity of ResseH Wire reply. Hold
him and If any fort made to release
by court proceedings advise me
promptly.
"M. B. McSweeney, Governor.
Governor McSweeney received the
following telegram tonight from
Sheriff Harkins relative to the Reese
case, which seems to look like there
may be something in the arrest:
Oxford, Miss, April 24.-To Gov
ernor NJ. b. McSweeney: 1 wrote
Newbold. Told him to show you
letter. Refused to have picture made.
No effort to escape.
John r. Harkins, Sheriff.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
LID AND NEWS, APRIL 80, 1901
an ORDINANCE


To Exempt All Manufactures Established
Within The Limits Of 'hG Town Of New
berry during Five Years from date
hCrcG:: from Taxation, except 70. School
Purposes.
pE IT ORDAINED BY TIE MAY
~ or aud Aldermen Of the Town Of
Ncwberry, in Council assembled and
by the authority Of the same:
SECTION |. That hereafter all manu-
factories established within the limits
Of the Town Of Ncwbcrry during five
years from date hereof shall be exempt
from taxation, except for school pur-
poses, for five successive years from tho
time Of the establishment Of such manu-
factories.
Section 2. That this ordinance shall
go into effect upon it's ratification by q
majority of the qualified electors of tho
Town Of Newberry at the election here
matter ordered.
Section 3. That the question OF tho
ratification Of this ordinance shall be
submitted to the qualified elect orj of
the Town Of Newberry at an elcctiCa
which is hereby ordered to be held on
1ucsuay, tne ZlSC oay OF May, l9Ol, and
to be conducted In the manner pre-
scribed ly law for special municipal
elections, with Alex Singleton, J. w.
Gary, w. A. McFall as managers, who
arc hereby required to certify the re-
suit thereof to tho Town Council of the
Town of Newberry. Those voting in
favor Of ratification shall cast q ballot
with the word Eyes" written or printed
thereon, and those opposed to ratifica-
tiOn shall cast q ballot with tho word
"No" written or printed thereon.
Done and ratified under the Corporate
+, {, Seal of the Town of Newberry,
t'' . S. c., this the 18th day of April,
y. d. 1901.
OTTO KLETTNER,
Attest: Mayor.
w. S. LANGFORD,
Clerk and Treas.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
stepped Into Live Goals.

"When a child I burned my foot
frightftlly," writes w. H. Eads, of
Jonesville, Va, "which caused horrible
leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklen's
Arntca Salve wholly cured me after
everything else failed. Infallabie for
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Sores Bruises and
Piles. Sold by all druggists. 2bc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
a Poor millionaire,

Lately starved In London because he
could not digest his food. Early use
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the
stomach, aid digestion, promote assimi-
lation, improve appetite. Price 25o.
Money back If not satisfied. Sold by all
druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
STATE OF soUtTfH CAROLINA.
COUNTY )JF NEWBERRY

By W. W. H%dges, Judge of Probate.
"HEREAS G. A. LANGFORD
w anV H. Q. Reese made suit to me
10 gtanE them letters Of administration
Of they estate of and effects of BurreIl
al. R9ins;
IHese are therefore to cite and ad-
mYnish oil and singular the kindred and
cr&ditors of tho aid Burrell M. Reins
ddcceased, that they be and appear
before. mo In the Court of Probate,
20 be held at Newberry Court House s.
o., on the 10th day of May. next after
publication thereof, at II o'clock in tho
lore noon, to show cause, If any they
have, why the said Administrator
shOuld.n0t be granted.
Given under my hand this the 25&h
dhy OF April, A. D. 1901.
+ w. w. HODGES,
J. p. N. 9.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
Notice Of Final Settlement and DISCHARGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that will mako final settle
ment upon the estate of James N. Lips
comb, deceased, in the Probate Court
for Newberry, S. c., on the 31st day of
May, 1901, and will Immediately there
after apply for a final discharge as ad.
J. G. GOGGANS, Clerk,
As Administrator.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
The Book Store

is headquarters for
Writing Paper. We
have just received our
spring line Of new pa
per, new sizes, new
tints, new designs, un-
equal for beauty of fin
ish and quality. Our
assortment Of box and
ream goods, tablets,
visiting cards and writ
ing paper was never so
complete. You cannot
afford to pass our line
when in want Of fine
paper.
We also have the
prettiest line of Ham,
mOCks ever brought to
NeWberry, at prices
ranging from ST. up.
Special attention is called to our
line of Base Ball goods. Those inter-
ested in ball playing will do well to
call and examine my line before buy
inp.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
Founded I842.
= ! ] u ! ! = + 3
PIANOS y
6ECirnc III al. o1u,, a.oxeeU
Founded I8la.

Il VI OuS DouSllC VI GuOS6 WHO WlSu
to purchase a piano from the present
time to the first Of September, we
have decided to offer the Stieff Piano
on very convenient terms. You will
not have to pay very much cash down.
We can arrange that to suit your
own convenience. Then a payment
can be made in the fall to suit, and
the balance, if any, can be arranged
in a satisfactory manner.
Remember Chas. M. Stieff manu-
factures his own pianos and will not
burden you with an unnecessary
profit, for we are selling to you direct
instead Of to a retail dealer to resell.
Our pianos will only have to be
seen in comparison with the best to
convince you that it will be to your
interest to buy the Stieff, and all we
ask is that you try our piano, give it
a critical examination, and il we do
not show you more value for the
money than you can possibly get in
any other make, then buy from any
one you may choose, but. don't take
our envious competitors word and
buy from him before trying the Stieff.
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore,
Md. North and South Carolina Fee,
tory Branch Wareroom, 213 N. .2rryon
st., Charlotte, N. @. ,,.r
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-30
The Carolina Manufacturing
Company.

THHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders of The Carolina
Manufacturing Company will be held
at the COmpany's Office at Newberry,
>: o., on Wednesday, the fret day of
May, 1901, at O'Clock In the afternoon
for the election of Directors for the en-
suing year, and the transaction of other
business.
e. A. CARLISLE, Secretary.
Newberry, s. O., April %, 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31

npnier BPM 2. @arbez QrtiGeriez& egts
ment i'm 8erbQ9t, fpel6er ii4 unter
Der 8ebienungs : Mdnnf9aft betm
Brobei9ieBen nit bem8ei9iB befd1o.
Sc piro permut6et, baB espionage
borliegt, uno cine ftrenge Inter fu4un9
lit eirgeleitet porben.
Die G6icagper Mtetbe
mub be5ablt perben.
Wie aus @els (SberzS etrei9) be-
rt6tet ptr0, fam Dor benz bortigen
8reisgeridt bieTer Sage Elm Prp5eB
gum Nbf9luB, BEL benz es ii9 I'm etnen
i'm Sabre 1893 CUR s3eit Der Weltaus<
fteaung in Gbtcago ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Mtetbspertrug 6anbelte. 9dmals bat
Der 6ptelier Sobann R0Ber aus Wei<
benba9 am QtterIee in G6tcago Elm
2otal 9e6ufs Gr0ffnung elmer 8Gdez
rel auf flint Sabre gemiet6et. Ser
1886 Dollars betrdgenoe Wtietbs3tnS
ioGte in Monat5raten bon 65 OoGdrS
entri9tet perben. No9 S9luB Der
Iustelung fe6rte Der 6otelier na3
europa 5urif unb iberlieB bas 3D.
dergef6dft Ieinem 8ruber. Bonn Suit
1895 an purbe fir bas 2otal fem
Miet6s3ins mebr be3abIt unb nun
fIagte Die betreffenbe 4usfteGungs<
9efe1i9aft, Die ,GaScabe Company"
in GbicQao, bet'm SreisQeri6t in
8els auf 8a6lung bes &eIt6etruges
bon 116O Dollars. Der 8eflagte, Der
b~e6auptete, baB Der f6rtftlt9e 8erz
trug bur9 cine miinbli9e 8ereinbd=
rllng gel0it pur6e, tpurbe bonn &reisz
geri4t @els CUR 3ablung Der 1160
Dollars unO CUR Sragung Der Soften
i'm 8etrage BON 1850 8rOnen berur<
tbeilt, nd9bem elm BON Suiti3zMtniz
{terium aus G6tago einge6oltea8 e9tsz
guta4ten ergab, baB i'm Stuate Sqiz
npis formeQ a6geI6lo1Tene i9riftli9e
8ertrGge our9 miinoli4e 8ereinbas
rung ni6t abgeGnbert tperOen tOnnen.
Rad Imeritd geflit4tet.
8etrG6tli9e5 4uffeben 6ut in bieiiz
gen 6inan3treiien ba5 8eri4minoen
oes 8antier5 6sinrt6 8eltgen erurz
fa8t, OeFen ndbere urfa6en Die Stan
balzGbronit Der @efeQi9aftsfreiie
8erlin's Inn Elm neueS &apitel bereiz
6ern. @eltgen, nel4er Is Sabre alt
1T unb ii4 in Der erIten 8eieai4aft
beipegte, bate felt GINGER 3eit Elm Ser
bGltniB nit SOa 8ebm, Die er in groBz
artieer @eiIe unterz uno ausbielt.
0u8 flptte 2isbe5leben berleitete 8eltz
gen gu N~usgaben, Die iiber feline @erz
bdltnifTe qingen, unO fdlieBli6 1T Der
iunge Qebemonn na9 @eriibung berz
f6ieOener S6pinbeleien nit fetner
@eliebten na6 Mmerifa Qeflo6en.
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Nnrrfrnnnna fir quito 9ienhe.

99iGaOeIp6ia, 80. Dug.
Die Qtlantic Refining So. bat bur9
i6ren 8ice : PrdIioenten Malcplm
Qlopo Dem Director Der 0ffentli4en
@i6er6eit, Gnglii6, einen G9ed auf
$4,000 iiberpielen. Sn benz bas Sc
T9ent beglettenOen S9reiben miro err
fldrt, buB Elm 8etrag bon $4,000 fir
ben peniiOnsfOno Der 6~euerpebr uno
ein 8etrug Don $1,000 fir ben @oIis
gel : 9eniionsfpnb beitimmt lei, als
3ei4en Der Qnertsnnun9 Der BON benz
ielben bel Dem leBten grOBen 8ran0e
Der Derte Der @eieuf6aft in 9pint
8ree5e geleiiteten treffli6en OienIte.
DIRECTION GngliI6 bat Den Brief Iofort
mit einem Oanti9reiben beantportet.
portn er Den @mpfang bes @beds bes
itdtigt unb ieiner Anerfennung fir
Die 3upeiIung bieIes 8etrages fir
bic beiben 8eniionsfonps 4usoruf
perlei6t
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Marpldnbsr Staats>n ormalsS dnle,
Gde Garr0lfnns unb 3afapettt.Moenme.


8aItimpre, geo., ben 10. aueuf 1901.
Sic @trbftaSeifon b'uinnt am 5;entae, ben 10.
September 1901. R.ut Sbiiler milf en- am 10. Seps
ttmb,r reeittrt psrOen. 9rifunetn iHr aufnabme
unD 9ef0rOeruna am 10, H., r., Is. unb IA. SIPS
TENDER. Sic Sormirun9 Der 2laH.n. Joni. r.g,ls
udbiq. Saskatchewan unO @orI,iunatn b%seiuntn om
MtOntag, ben l6. September. S6iilsr psrD:n MID
in bic mitt. ertn RllHtn aufg.normsn, bgpor b;:iels
ben Die srioroarten 9ritfungsn an ben obsn oenaHn=
ten Eaq.u suiritotnftGsno %bsiranben babtn.
Glementar- une ~afacsmifd,es Separtem emit
Die Glemertars nno ataOtmii6en Ttpar.em.nts
fnD fir ben llnteryi6t uno Die 9sraHbiIpung pom
Sbiilern i'm @ltsr pom : biz l6 3abrsn. ionic fir
biz @prbersitunq gum Gjrtritt in pas RormulzSt,
%sartsment porlisIi5 ausps!fltt,t Die r%ssnIdTtr
2ebrer tpsrDeu pen osI gToitfortn e:s 9ormnl=St=
partem,uts in N6bTt, 6btnie, 9otaHtt, Ratrr=
funos uno in anOsrtn llnteIri9tsfdt'ru unt:rtitaf,
j: nab 9eriiguug Oss 4rin3iplls Der Sted:=
NormalzS 6ufs.
Sis osgbf=S eifOn bcOinnt ON Or o n g., ses
10. Scptsmbr.
@1asn rdbtr.r Nusfunft unO aatalOgt tDeucs mla
fb an
6. q. Iretfnn1an,
@icrb.dRotr S~talt3sRprmal= S6ul:a
C32S-24N Baltimore, Btu.
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pie Cation & Burnett
.SauDeiSSd1ule

1T uniber.roiisn in DER @orbereituHg iuuer mas.
nr uuo Mdo9tn iur o, eeibditli1. lbdtigieir
ODER StsroQrapbis unO SDpstpriting.
Sfrsn 2sbrsr iinb bsfannt pur9 Oas SntsrsNs,
tpeIbes ne an ogn Nrbcjten itDes %tin5slnen SbI=
lsrs Hebmen, unb Durt ibrEu Giier, ibren 9rdOuirs
ten oute St,Gsn sl psribaiics.
$a1esiauls pdbrsnO Ds qdn5.n 5abres %esotfnst.
@benDj1uIen perDen am 30. sptember es
0iiuet. D:ecn ipsii,lsr Ssoingunstn etc. peuot
man f9 oosr ibrtibs an g a I & Eurnett
COLLEGE, Norpotz6ds @aItimor.s uuo Gblrles'
StraBs, 9altimor., UtO. G.. & 2. $elepbon st.
Qaul 1860. (au913, Sri, 3&Sl
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Sie MarbIduSer sd1mle fiir Slinbe

pirc am 8 q eptember 1901 rpiecer erpf net.
Sitis s6u1e fir blinbs ainoer unp iot6s Rinor.
beren etbfraft 70 i9pa4 if, pab e.. pnn llntrridt
In ben 6ifsntli6en S4ulcn riat %beifpobn'n fOTnen.
eebort trinsr r~eliai6ien S.ft, an. Rinpr, Die i'm
Sifrift Columbia spObnen. roeroen unt.r %Dsnlelbsn
gsDingunesu cuistnommeu, nj. ol:Isri9en, pt!1e
in Narplaub aniGITs inD. 8siu3e nm aufnnbms
{ent,H an 6. s. Rorrio n, SupsrintenDsnt
Baltimore, 0lb., atrid.et rtroeu. (4ug2j, lDttl
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UT. ct. Spjepbs.S pneg.

e~tmbi.nsauriug: aloifiasr, niEeni6aftliatr uno
faufmdnnii6er unt,rri6t; eriinsli6sr llnt.rridt in
Der oeuti9.n Sprabe. = Seoiugunesn: rSoaroers"
tro Sdion bon flint Monaten S115. Stuoieu
b,ainnsn am 8 enta Q. ben 8. September 1901.
Wan a~preiFrt:
Srueer Spfepb. Tirettor.
Citation 9, 9altimprs. NIB.
2ataIoe au5 9trlaneen- C9ulil7 Entity
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VIII.

0or5iel:6s Sdut. nit @obuune uus g,fbRt,
euns fir iunge gtdunrr uub anobsn ni6t unttr
5p6lf aabren. lluterri6t: wiH ;nfd5af tlib, liitra,
rid, tau'mdHniid, pprbersitenb. Gr1ffnet aW
Ditntae Q, Den 8. September. p
Die drifflidsen Brhner.
(1uao1. lNt, T&Sl
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The Baltimore Law School.

Ser StrbtsRurius bsqinnt am 30. S.ptsms
ber, s ubr 4benps. Weeen austuuft uno Rata
log irenos man f6 an & onaro 9rpaut,
Sefrttdr, 9r. 112. Cft=2srinetou.Str., Baltimore,
mb. Boiler 2urius ertbeit ben 3ottorsSrab.
(Suli26, 1gRtl
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Sdnl<Mniei9en.
baltimore
Bmatnfas
Cnuene,
Nf. 5. nrhzEhnrIes-GfrnR

Ut. 5, Wor6zGharIes= StraBc.
Der 6Sss Der Seit. Stsliunaen fit graOuirt:
obn. 0ersltune b,icret. Ginsetsu ntsrs
rt@t IN Hu9baltung, Sboni6rsi5en. aritbmsttf,
Steao9ropbR, Sppepritfnq uup AMBER. Geg ,nftanoe.
GtHe 9rhfune trpiini6t.
~Gaets= 66ule bag GAME Sabr. G3altr
tcnNtn iraenb cine 3,it ~eintr,tsn.
Wbtno=Sdultn bon Cftober bis april.
SltSauter &ataIog gratis
g. 8. Norman. Brdfornt.
6. & o. S.Iesbon 1913 (aua24,3 Dtts. 1&S)
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gSiIfprb @pmes"S fnfe fir Wsab'
den nnb feline Snaben,

@9rS. gBaIler u. Buupf, Trin,ipolin.
3.uanib bsr.htiqt gum p%gBoman's COLLEGE" 9aA
tinore, aum ,9aHara uno ygDtleslen.. -Seut;6sr
Spra6unterri6t BON Der. urterit.n big CUR bob.
feu RlaF,. @i.Derr6ffn,t am %. S~sptsmbsr.-
Man aoreifre bis 16. Sspttmstr an Die 9riusis
palin in CIR. 1854, 9.nsise=S trab., Utica, H.=9.-
Girfufart bf Guiblup's uno Gi6elbuer's.
(Wunc9 INT SES
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Sir Ilbamrrifaniiden gStrren.

Gtneute &ii6rigfeit Der Sniurgenten
auf Dem Sftbmus. - 9is 8e3iez
bungen 3pi74en 8ene3uela uno
Colombia.
a~tngfton, So1naica, 80. Iuguit.
- Ser britiI6e 9umpTer nBorto Rtz
CON-" pel9er aus Golon, Colombia,
bier eintraf, bra6te Na4ri6ten BON
erneuter Nttipitdt Der 8ebenen IN Der
NG6e BON Colon unD Banana.
Die HegierungStruppen md4ten
grobe Qnitrengungen, Die Gebeuen
aus elmer feIten GtelGung gu pertretz
ben. @m Montag griffen Die 2eBteren
Die Stdbt 8uenabentura, an Der 8at
opn G6oco gelegen, nit i6rer gan3en
Wla6t an. 9ie &egierung bat cine
itQrfe Gruppen : 9(6t6eilung na4 benz
beDro6ten Srte geTanbt, in Der 9offz
hung, BEN 6etnO 3uriidI4lagen gu
f6nnen. Die GenIur nir0 in Gplomz
6ia Quf's Strengite ge6unb6abt.
Colon, Colombia, 80. Nugult t. -
0r. Qouis Carlos Gico, Der cOlom6tz
f6e @eTunbte in 8ene5uela, berit4erte
benz 8ouberneur BON gartbagenu, Sez
nor 8eIe3, Dor feiner @breii Re mad 3d.
qDta pffi3ieQ, er tperbe Die Regierung
6e3iiglid Der Gage 3pif9en 8ene3usld
unb Colombia infOrmiren. @r ipru4
Die 0nIi9t aug, baB ieiner M}einung
na6 Der 6rieOe 5pii9en ben betDen
Nationen auf reft erbalten blei6en unb
bic beitebenben S4pierigteiten i6erz
nunben perben pirben.
Die Dffi3iele colombif6e 3eitung in
Gart6ogena ertldrt, Die gauge Oene3uez
lanif9e Propin3 9a9ira, nel4e iiioz
li9 BON Maracai6o on Colombia
gren3t, fei in 9daOen beS b~ene3uelaniz
I9en eSnI urgentenfibrers General
Iangel GarbiraS. 9afeI6e 8latt Be-
6auptet Ferner, Der colombif4e @enez
raj Gpn3alep 8alencia, Der Bis Dor
Gur3em colombiI6er &riegsminiIter
mar, ftQnbe nit nift peniger ais TO-
900 M}ann colombii6er 3ruppen an
Der @ren3e in Der ProDin3 Santonoer
unb battle DaieGbit Die S6er9Q4eit Goz
lombta's aufre6t,
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Mahur IlcilGmann in s6lpnlitaten.

@f"JOA D'N'I'I"""
Rep Oort, 80. MuguF.- SUI
illus 6teifdmann, Ger MapOr DOm
Cincinnati, pel4er feline 6erien in
Oelopare : gountp oer6ro6te, lit in
99nulitdten. Gr uno fein 8ruOer
nioerIsBten ii3 Der @erbaftung Our4
einen Wilo6iiter. Seine @orlie6, fir
8a9foreuen peranlaBte i'm, Don Ieiz
mem eigenen 8eiiBt6um gu panOern
unb nit Dem 8d4ter in GpnFlitt gu
gerat6en.
2eBterer lit bon 6enrD 8. Preiton
angeite0t unb ma4te ben Mapor buz
rquf oufmertiam, baB Diele FER BON
linn gefangenen Slide niAt Die borz
fdriftsmGBi9e 8r6Be 6a6en. Sin
Wortpe8Iel entitano, uno bann mill
bsr Wd6ter bon ben 6lef6manns etz
mas u%nianft angegriffen pprOen iein.
Gr be6auptet IOgor, elmer beriel6en
babe Elm MeFer ge5ogen uno ign NIT
0em 5oOe bebrobt. Gs gelang inn
inDeB, gu entfommen uno einen Gonz
fta6ler uuf Die Spur Der Ile6ertreter
gu lenfen, Der oiaIelben ounn in's
nG6ite 9efdnqniB einlieFerte, aug
pel4em lie ipdter unter 8irgT9aft
befreit nurDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-31
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS salr OF REAL IsTars

Wal be- sold at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter described on SAT-
URDAY. May 26 1901. ~ 12 o'clock noon.
by virtue and In exercise OF the authority
vested Ia the unde rsigned as administat-
tor, with the will annexed, OF the estate
of Freedom Johnson, late OF Providence
h. T., decea sed, by decree OF the Appel
late Division OF the Supreme Court within
and for the county of Providence. State
Of Rhode Island. duly entered on the eIe-
venth day Of March. a. d. 1901 in equity
cause No. 54l4, Richard w Jennings ad-
ministrator. VS. Della johnson et al
All the right. title and Interest which
the said Freeborn Johnson had at th,
time OF his decease (sublect to the life
estate Of his widow. Elizabeth T. John
son, under the last will and testament of
said Freeborn Johnson). In and to a GER
tain piece or parcel OF land situate in
said Providence. and laid out and de-
scribed as follows. viz: Beginning on the
northerly line OF Sumter street at a point
one hundred 1l00i feet distant from the
northes sterly corner OF Emerson street
and Sumter street. thence ga sterlv on the
northerly line OF Sumter street dftv (50)
feet: thence northerly at a right angle
one hundred n00l feet; thence westerly
parallel to Sumter street fifty (5O) feet.
thence southerly one hundred HO0) feet
TO the place OF beginning Since the date
OF the entry OF said decree said Elizabeth
y. Johnson has decea sed 40 that the en-
tire estate will be sold and the sale will
be absolute without reserve.
RICHARD w. JENNINGS
Administrators with the VIII Annexed
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-04
CONCERT At THE EMPIRE.

At the Empire Theatre tomorrow even
ing grand ihustratod ec,dre wiz he
delivered by Prot w. I, Josselyr fnr the
benett OF the Rhode Island ladies' BEN
eVolcnt association
During the past q years Mr. Jossclyn
has Illustrated and presented To the pub
lic ~ subjects. including The World and
Its Wonders" "The Johnstown Flood -
The Passion Play Of 1890 and 1900. "Tho
Spanish h-American War" The Boer
War etc, etc.
Tomorrow evening one Of the most Inn
portant Views OF all Will be that Of the
horrible Galveston disaster which in-
cludes ~ scenes. showing whore over one
hundred human vandals. negroes and
white men, were shot after being caught
IN the act OF rObbinr the dead.
The next pictures will show the great
Ben Hur chariot race. and they win I'm
clude ~ scenes and ~ magnificent coli
ored views 'iliustrating tie story " "Ben
Hur
Two thousand candle rover dissolvng
stereopticOn views will be used Each
picture Is % feet high anu a feet wide
and covers ila square tcet of surface
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-04
fAWTUXET VALLEY

The last NEE ting Of the willing Helpers
society of fawtuxet was held st ..e res
iueicc of Miss Sarah Arlington. 1ne
chiidrtus bluemfest was reported To have
yielded more than seventy dollars.
~ the annual meeting OF school dis
uiet No, 5, Coventry. the following were
elected for the ensuing year: Moderator.
Thomas 9 ~WhaIey. clerk Henry g.
Wicks, trustee Warren NJ. Greene
The ST Jean Bapuste society OF Ma
tick will build Immediately a new hall on
Main street, Natick. which when com
pletcd viii he one OF the best appointed
BUILDINGS OF It's kind In the valley.
Miss Mary Craig, OF kiverpoint. will
teach one OF the departments I'm the public
school al Nadck
Tho livingstone Worsted mill Of Wash
ington ia running nights on the orders for
the winter
Hon Il. @ Rowland. of Hope. with wife
and daughter are In the south or the
benefit 90 the health OF Mr. HowIand
Ward y. Smith, Of phenix took the first
prize Va The nenthly Photographic COM
petition or Brewing. krng q COS maya
zine. Two productions of his photographs
are shewn I'm the current number OF that
magazine: one his dog. Bob" and one
entitled Pond ilies"
y large audience was present at the en-
tertainment given by the ladies' Social
AZ The Congregational church. Riverpoint.
ldSl 'NfNlNE inn lFNFfAin Included So
prano solos. duets, readings. tableaus and
a Japanese wedding I'm costume
The entertainment WAS a social and fin
ancial success and very pleasing to the
audience.
Bernard McCuskcr boss bleacher at the
Clyd, Print works for many years. was
suddenly taken IN at his work Thursday.
ard was taken. To his home aud received
medical attention. Mr.. McCusker Is a
man Of ~ years Of aye
At meeting Of Court Warwick. For
cstors ~ America held az Riverpoiht last
evening one candidate was Initiated. and
or" oDuHcation received
Court Mercicr. y of A., ~ Arctic at
go mcr'ing held IN 81 Jean Baptiste han
laet evening elected three candidates and
received three propositions 'for member.
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