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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
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paa en- 8riiebanScl.

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iom beiinoer Jig | baaroe SpefuIa.
tioner ODER, bpao ban ifal giere ior
life at blipe inpot iaa ~ifannelis
5remtiSer, Jon Silf9Ioet par Der for.
leoen Gag.
Set bar netop un6er oct foloe
Geir, iom hiemisete Stoterne ira
Canada til Suinois 90 IPn9ere. :
Sla9terbutifen bar Der 8roit poo
&inousrIoerne. Slagteren iao borte
oeo Spnen % Dor / aoOt @lunsr,
HINT iom ban lao Der ol nleo sc
Sonfer, at / oiSie Gage oiIoe not
Tolf fon1ne % fisbe Sleif al BAN.
llbenfor 9utifen bang en- tor, ieS
8riS pno Ell itPrf arog.
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@riieifrot?" ipltrete en- 6remmeo.
iom fom mo. San oar tot inHbpaet
/ en- itor Stinofraf % bapoe ei
ipprt SfiRri om .Solien. Seq
bra9te Ben ino ira 6ormeu ioog.
Sognen min itaar runot Sisrnei
her borte. @rpo Gem life meo al
finite Gem fra Omen. Sea Ifal
bringe @riieu ino. Sea ifuI Iooc
Gent bare sem for en- Sent minore
pan Tituoet eitb ben oIniuoeIioe
HriS."
9eohtrIigoiS piIoe sloatereu bapC
8rilen. "6%arrneren" eif no, ipao.
lereoe 6ortooer etStpffe qif .ilbaee
og netop Tom ban IfufIhe aao mo til
Slagteren igier tog ban bcn Tine
8riIen, Iom bang oao arogcn
"llomprfet GIeIf - perot meaei
mere, emo ban iorIonaer. 3ettc pa,
rigtig Ell goo &onoel", tpnfte Sluq.
tererL meoenS ban reieoe @riier
Ser bar &c Fengene 9eres."
Smtrent 90 Ntimlter efter opoo,
aeoe ban, at ban boooe fist
lin egen Girls, % han iagbe noaet til
Soneu, iom fit sen til at rpIte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
protelt moo O.panoelen

ora a~isbeubapn t~elegraieres Den
23ee December: @n Getition imoo
Salset al De oanit.peitinSiife Ger, in.
Sen Sagen bar pPret benpiit til Sol
forthcoming. bar M gaaet rurot til
~llnocrifriit Oh nil ! aften 6li ouer-
ieHot til Riesoasen. Get er Sunfs-
rer % 5orretningsmRuo. iom paa
oemne Maooe gisr oct itoite ibproiee
Sories pau al inn Saleet al 2ernr
,iorpurret. ) Sulcn uil Ger bli al
iatset ct 6eltemf. motiUeret Sorilaa.
iom oil bli uucrieuot Riesoneen ioa.
mart oenne after iamIes eitsr Siile-
ferien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

renbe officer, for of BABE soelaat
oe ipanife Sftbe." gelfnap itbtnlte
.oioere: Seq l9ier moilse gpiier,
og ieg er GLAD oper, at ben alminoe'
lige Menir,g er til @itnit for aomi-
raj Shlep."
s idnme Zone bar Iomiral
9ropn talt. Oct err ~olminbeligt, Of
Observation-Disclosures beitpenber Jig til
Sc Sficerer, Der bor ptret iia boo'
lenbe, og bnis oe itoor oeb fine Orb,
Ga at tilbele Dem en- Teprimanbe.
Senner al General Wiles flyer, at
hpiS fan bar eiort 9r,tb paa Reg
lernc, ian er Ser andre, Tom bar 9iort
oct iamme.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Soerfri9en.
Socrne Oinocr irrmoelcs ~betgselige
Seirs ouer GHselifmrnSene.
ND Sobspof ira S~lasmarfen

Ser bItoer fife nogen gI9oelig Sui
Il England iaar beaer 2oro Rit-
aeuer mel0er om tore Sa6. ioru De
ta9re % uofol0enoe @oere bur til.
Ioiet tine g~tooitanaere. Zen isoe,
1909 % 2ooe December par DER
SrGfningcr paa forifieai9e, iRrnt
ira boerunOre liggertoe Rlmt.er. og
GngeiifmRTtoene leo itore LAB.
5 oeu it0ite ErGinmg bleo 200 be-
recent Suiauteri ! 9trrbeoen Of
9eginOcrun forodt / fIere 6Ioffe.
iom bol0t paa at giennemitspe Jar.
meme, % leritnoer bleo Dc angrebne
al 800 9oere % 40 Srtoisote. loru
oar anisrt al S~ummanoutt Brit.
@ngelitmRrrSeres Gab bar tort. ureit
nGrnere Splpsrinqer gipes fife.
2oro aithener utoberetter ogion.
at lm6er Benerdl Ie1etS angreb
poa oer BRITTLE ShJrfe unoer Gene.
ralerne Gartuea on Campbell peo
Qareberg BEN iS0e Eecerrber qioroe
8oerue Ct 0ol0iomt aniaIo og fiprr-
pe0e meo SortoileIiens Itoo. men
bleo tlllioit orepue tiIbage uleo ct
Sub al 20 DIanS. nleSens Gngelif.
ulGuoeite tobte -.
Gitterer t~toberetter e~rooioere:
Zen 20oe December blco General
2ouis @otba orcoet tilbage al CberIt
Qanport oeb Ediel Qop. 9mnpont
bIeu iarIig iaoret. . 0ificerer % 20
Mono bIep orrbt, me0ens 8 Office
rer "a II g6lub blco ioaret. en-
9oer &pmndnoaut aepper, bIco to-
act tiIfarge. &omnanoart Sreije
blep orRbt. S sen sltltee Del AZ
6rarsoooI ongreb Oberit Wacfen5ie
oen 20Ne December apmmduodttt
SmittS Smrfe, orGbte 6 og fnngehe
10 Bocre. Ratten til BEN l9oe De-
cember dr1reb goerne Oct ergeIife
8aatbolo oeo GIanoipruit. men DC
bIeo oreUre ttlboae 90 efterLoS 8
orrbte On Gel ia0reSe blep ogida
~eitcrIaot GrgeIifmrit6ere tabte
7 orrbtc. oq 6 Cfficerer on IS Col.
ooter bIeb iaoreoe.
GrgeIifmrrSereS Cab oe0 SaieI.
fop | Orurgefolprien odr itsrre ems
ierit opgipct al 2oro aithener. Oct
uiier iiq. ct 3 brittle Officerer o. %
Mauoifaber idiot. % 3 Cffieerer o.
80 Wan0ifnber ianre6es.
Rnriierbla0et "JiappeI" meoSeIer
en- Ocpe1de ira Gurban. hoorefter
9oerres Ooergererul 2ouis gotba
hoIOer > brittle Cfcerer i Garger.
fob OF at ban MI bar IoSet 2oro
aitdener ni6e. at bon oil Iaoe Gem
ifu0e. b0is goer.aommanSgr arisin.
ger, icm Tor 6 Gaae ii0eH toges til.
ianqe / aapfolouien bIioer o6n,t til
C66er.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
ulelfcfior iom Groforr.

sra Stodbolm telegraferes. a:
Grofesicr &idiel bar oreoet omint'
tcroe uHSeriegelier al Nelfnt ira
aisr. Der bar peret 6rigt iom Irpt.
our. 9isie lInoerisgelier bar goSt-
giort at IeIfeu miHfer | @9nooe.
men apaIiteten. iGrIig bpd0 5eot.
iubitanieu anganr. blir, beor. Qtel.
fen ira Srbeiosfisr giuer mer Smsr
uoen rolen Soreeelie' AZ SOBER.
m9nsSeu. iaaleoes at aisrene paa en-
RaGne pSer arbeibet gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
CODE. Nnmmer 1875

Trtstagerne mo0tos GivIom al
aronpriRiens Saou0; Be bIep liolig
dpplauoeret.
Samtlige Gristagere uur tiIiteoe
mco l~ln6toseIie al BriObomre. ION
ueo Spgoom uor iorBiuoret ira at
mSoe irem. Yriien oil oerior bl:
5am ttIieuSt; bans Giplom mcSto.
5eS al ben franife @eiant Warhauo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

ment blep 2eitnant gbear Z. GonIep
farIig inaret. @ange al Sriursen.
terne iaIbt. - gn aolome moer
Sberit Sougbertp sicr rent 9oro /
Srooinien 2asurpa. ioet ole Re Sr.
lirsentbaraffer, iom man tr9ner
poa, brp1tSeS op tilieemeo Smaa.
bper. Sberiten bar br9bt Ell bel Sob
Sniurgerter % LANCET enNHI fIere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
ltoil9t.

SIMMER Sul0sr, S,arg. aveiisr sIsr Sal;
HheIni.
or 5egH paa mat Sipo.
9sres gaoytlle o. parige aur teitalr Der
ior al bel6reoe Siooet.
ansus 5iiber. Sarula. SRt.. ca Iasl
Qeetcl. &ooof,ed ata, pldasoss Heeer at
&nlosr. NerS leila Soro Se0mIniter.
Dsa l., hGpoe Sinner oper he,s Sslemst. 0et
iaHtme z p9e H. y. @aTrs;ioH. Nep &rnHSs
ruid. Y. Z. en- Srcpcr al Saose y. SIod'
mar. 81 N,ilsr Str. sui Riesr. &asi.. pIS
iaa alrorligt GHere5e, al 0Gouoaai. az
bars 0Rnoer blep en eneiie -gsasls AZ
Sndr".
3isie Sieenoe bar. lem SuiiHeer andre.
iupIligi teptoue, oeres ~ialefRHoise 0Is
byeoelie peo
Hoou's ~Sarsaparilla
Tenur uprsrliae Meotua. Der pirisr oirelte
% sisnoemmeiist paa Slooei. ilerner aue
pnoe Safer oeu % sler BET rent % iunot.
esps's eius s~eiprsosv SsEfOepsIt- Tsssx
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
9erpxh-gusika
aSfsmmer zirspac % srssas msrsen.
Mssrtisismtnter

maa i~noIeperes isueit buer Raroas % 7Orsoas Tor,
asH. apertisiemsuter inotasss lite 1 TO paa biuaubeu
ipieenee afumers meominere bet uotrptfeIts forlans
ses. Spis ct ESTABLISHMENT, Der fsrit ipmmer inn
5irseassuunerst I. Or. ~furIaness ~irerntfet 8 @dnse.
pl bet iuusme tnet s 3tssassnumere. Srepe, Der inses
bOIoer apertisisusutcr. Toe. bet batter ueo, bsr mar
ies aperttsismen Mt : bet usore eisrne paa Con
osiutsn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
COUNCILMAN HALL AND TRANSFERS

An examination OF the table summarizing aldermen
and counomen the transfer question will change in the
position OF the o. Councilman Tenth Ward Until
today Mr. Hall cassed those opposed transfers
This classification based upon manner Of Mr.
Hall when News reporter called obtain an expression
his views on this paramount issue.
The News learns from Mr. Hail however that his real position
misunderstood and that instead being opponent
by ticket he is heartily favor Of such system with pleas
therefore The News hastens and
its sincere regret that 1t should have
The News glad Mr. Hss straightforward
concerning the transfer question He without or
qualification that he vors the ticket system opposed the
proposed station plan Moreover he that
he will do all his the establishment
system for the benefit people though achieve hs,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
The Gossip.
STUDYING SEWERAGE SYSTEMS.

London, oct. i7.-Alexander J. Jones Of
Chicago, who II here investigating the
sewerage systems, wilt proceed TO Paris
I'm a few DAYS and continue his researches
there. 80 As to be able 10 present scien-
tihc testimony whom the petition OF St
Louis W. Chicago, relative To- the sewer
age system OF tn, latter city. comes ur
in the United states supreme court
Mr Jones told representa- tive Of the
Associated Press today that his investiga- .
uons satisfy him that the money spent
on Chlcagos drainage canal was well ex-
pended. The septic tank system for
sewage treatment which is advocated by
he opponents OF the chicago system. Mr..
Jones considers wei adapted 10 towns of
lno,eD inhabitants. but impracticable for
large cities
The Rerln system 81 seware farms
while sauitariiN successful Involves an
expenditure three times as great as that
~ chicago The Partisan method greatly
resembles that OF chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

ceremony Was rendered In a thoroughly
artistic manner by Professor Joseph A Ash-
ton OF Brown University
A small reception which Included only
the relatives OF the bride and groom was
held al the home az the brides father.
10 WESLEYAN avenue, Immediately follow
Ing the ceremony
During the evening Mr. and Mrs Cobb
departed en- route for bridal "trip
through the south
Soon arter their return to this city they
VIII 20 10 housekeeping Al Moore street
coLEMAN-BusH
An extremely pretty home wedding oc-
CURED last evening ot the residence or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s Bush Ii5 RoWen
street IL was that OF their daughter.
Miss Ellen Metcalf bush 10 Mr. Eatl
stuart Coleman. of this city
The ceremony occurred 1T O'Clock and
was Witnessed only by the family rels-
tives and few close friends
The reception which followed from 5.so
10 was, however. a very large and bril-
liant function. The marriage service was
performed by Rev. George w Kanf. pas-
tor OF the Westminster Unitarian church.
the father of the bride giving her away
The bridesmaids were Miss Stella Smith
ana Miss Beth Knowles both OF Provi-
The ushers were Messrs Edward A.
stockwell. Fred W Marvel. Harry Hor.
ION and Howard Jenckes Edward c.
coleman, a brother OF the groom offi-
ciated as best man
The brides gown was particularly
beautiinl cree tion of white Regent made
over white silk, the bodice OF which was
almost entirely covered with real Duch-
esse lace \ bridal Neil was worn, fast
ened with llics OF the valley and a large
whole
The maid OF honor. Miss Nellie Cooke.
wore lovely gown or silk embroldered
Nelnng over white silk and carried~--a
boquet OF white roses
The bridesmaids wore gowns OF white
SILK null over white silk with beautiful
lace trimmings and touches Of green veil
Vet. Boucuets OF American beauty roses
were carried
The house was decorated for tho oc-
casion bv O'Connor IN extremely good
taste, the mantles being banked with
palms, ferns and roses while the front
parlor. where the ceremony was perform
ed. was a mass or green and white
An elaborate supper was served by Ly-
man during the evening and later MIR.
and Mrs Coleman departed amid a show
"r or rice. ct Cetcra for parts unknown,
where the honeymoon VIII he spent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
rHs NOVEMBER psussaros.

4 sessonable atmosphere rises from thy
various useful and valuable features OF
the November Delineator The STYLES
shown are those for early winter: the
dressmaking article tells about the m Ak
Jng ~ coats the fancy needlework ar
ticle bears upon ThankSglNlng and CHRIST
mas gifts. the crocheting articles are
those OF winter character: the garden
Inn article deals ~lth the pruning ana
protection OF rose trees throughout the
winter. Every woman who wishes to
get splendid value for her expenditure
should buy The Delineator for itself II
I'm turn will help her 10 economize in
household matters az every point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
DIED.

BRowN-At, r. T. hospitel. Elisha War
rem Brown. aged a.
DENNENY In Pawtucket. r. l.. 18th
inst. William Lawrence Denneny. aged
months and II days
FENNlIR-ln this city, 18th inst. Percy
A. Fenner. In his 3ist year.
FRANKLlN-ln this city. 18th inst,
Emily NJ, wife of Henry b. Franklin,
aged SO years !.
GALLTVAN--ln Arlington, 18th inst Mar
earet Mary, daughter OF Elizabeth and
James Gallivan, Jr., aged years and
months.
McGRATH-In Warren. r. l. 18th inst,
Mrs. Winifred McGrath
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
o6 Westminster street.

Providence R. l.. Oct IS. 1901.
To Marcus Lane.
Notice Ii hereby given YOU that YOU are
required 10 pay 20 me the storage charges,
now more than one year overdue. for all
goods and chattels which you have here
tofore deposited or stored In my ware
house on Central street. IN the city 81
Providence, amounting 20 S35 S including
carriage and labor on or before the 9Th
day OF November. A. - 1901 and IN case
of default In so doing. that said goods and
chattels will be sold 81 public auction At
the auction room of Theodore Brown, No.
20 Custom House street. In said Prosi-
dcnce. on the 18th day Of December. A. n.
1891 commencing at ~ o'clock a. m. TO
pay said charges, together with the eX-
pense OF advertising said property, and
the sale thereof. IVA accordance with the
provisions OF Sections "a. 25, 26 and ~
OF Chapter 2Q6 OF the General Laws OF the
state OF Rhode Island
ORRIN r. JONES.
of7-21-24 2S-2f uf-7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
necessary to refuse privileges Union Raro

result refuse all further privileges the Union Railroad
company
This has the right ring establishes beyond
ton the fact that Mr. Hall the friend OF the people and that he
poses aid all honorable obtain system of trans
by will be adequate their needs After such manly
expression his little doubt that Mr. Hall will
receive deserves hearty support the m his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

the
ccuncinen
defeat
the
h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
INCREASED TAX ON TOBACCO.

thristianla, Oct 1.-THE Increased
duties on raw and manufactured tobacco
agreed upon nv the storthine. Oct 10.
VIII. Il expected. realize million
kronsrs and cover the treasury deficit
started l1aIT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

Mr.
asking estsb-
citizens this community
n a o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
Provldence n. /. Oct. rs. l90l

To Idttlencd Brooks
Notice is hereby given YOU that YOU are
required to pay to me the storage charges,
now more than one year overdue. for all
goods and chattelS which you have here
tofore deposited or stored In my ware
house on Central street. I'm the city OF
Providence amounting TO si6a 81. including
carriage aud labor on or before the Nth
day Of November. a. u 1901, and IN case
chattels Will he sold a public auction at
the auction room OF Theodore Brown, No.
30 Custom House street. in said Provi-
dence on the 18th day or December A. -.
1901. commencing AT 10 O'Clock a. m, 10
pay said charges. toge ther with the e%.
pense OF advertising said property ana
the sale thereof in accordance with The
pro visions of Sections p. -, 70 and y
Of Chapter 26 OF the General Laws OF the
State OF Rhode Island. -
ols-2l.2l gS-3i nl-7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
Chat 4bouf
People.

observe that John Shepard, Jr..
as respondent, won out In two suits
yesterday, In which damages agEre-
Eatirr sff,eea had been suggested as
proper compensation for injuries re-
sultins from a runaway at Roger Will
liams park. the plaintiffs alleging that
the plunge of the horse was due 10
poorly constructed harness which had
been purchased In good faith by one
of them.
There were several nice points IN
volved One or the plaintiffs was
non suited. He did not DO the pur-
chasing and he did not take charge
OF the driving.
i The other man could not prove that
he had inspected the harness before he
used IL or that IL had been guaranteed
10 him. The jury declined to award
him any damages
Which suggests that while one man
has succeeded in harnessing Niagara
Falls. these two couldn't harness John
Shepard, Jr.
saw a communication from a post
graduate al Brown University today,
In which he spoke OF man being
appalled," Somehow or other his
spelling seems 10 have Petered out.
BY chance I got peep at the manu-
script of sermon OF one OF the prom
inent local clergy q few days ago.
AZ plain as q pike-stan there stuck
M IN the middle OF a line q reference
TO "gaul and wormwood."
The Cheerful idiot suppressed the
Consummate Liar with quick dispatch
this morning
The Liar started by saying: MY
wife was repairing an old vest Of mine
yesterday and. detecting a piece OF
paper In the lining, pulled cut a 500
bin and
Not on your life. You never had
Si00 bill"
with the idiot
missed an ola friend or mine In the
Democratic state convention. and fail
ing to hear from him there. dropped
into the Republican gathering Hs
wasn't there either
What has become OF We View with
Alarm? His absence was noticed by
many.
Or Garvin is having his guberna-
~ Oh xssft
tires so that the inevitable ker-shunk
will not he painful on the night OF
November 5th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

the
sOOoo0
sell Williams be-
OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
providence r. /. Oct. Is, 1891.

T'IUNIUNUNF n. t. OCT, 10 IJVIl
10 Endea Bell
Notice is hereby given YOU that YOU are
required 10 pay TO me the storage charges,
now more than one year overdue. tol all
goods and chatiels which YOU have here
iofora deposited or stored In my war;
house on Central street. IN the city OF
Providence amounting 90 So 7S including
carriage and tabor on or before the 9Th
day OF November A. II 1901. and In case
Of default in so doing. that said goods and
chattels Will be sold ~ public auction at
the auction room of Theodore Brown. No.
36 Custom House street in saii ProVi-
dencr on the 18th day of December. A. u.
i9Oi commencing AZ iu o'clock a. m. 20
pay said charges together with The eX-
pense of advertising said properly ard
the sale thereof. in accordance with the
provisions os Sections "a -, ~ oad %
of Chapter poo OF the General Laws of the
State OF Rhode Island.
oRRrS f. jones'
oi7-21-2i 2s-3i.ni-7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

There talk Of nominating
probably
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

There Is a clear and undeniable dis
tinction between the case of Cape
Colony Boer who is caught lighting
against his sovereign and the case Of n
british soldier who Ia captured by the
Beers while lighting IN obedience To
the orders OF his government. There
distinction which the Beers may refuse
90 make Such being the situation. IL
may well he that Gen. Botha may elect
tO pursue p policy of retaliation, and
that for every Cape Colony rebel who
may he executed as q traitor some
British prisoners life will pay the for
felt. Should this happen a terrible
situa ton would ensue. and the proph-
ecy made by President Kruger that
would stagger humanity would be full
filled with degree of literalness which
has not hitherto been apprehended. -
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

speakeh Democracy
held
I'm sland"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17


will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17
Uh0f Others
fire Saying.

"Twenty-nine Cincinnati exhibitors
are among those who secured prizes
for excellence at tie Pan-America
exposition. according TO the Official
announcement While, IL considered
in the aggregate. there being 1923
prizes awarded. Cincinnat's twenty
nine look TO be a rather small share,
II Is probable that III considered I'm re-
Cincinnati has done "a well as any
other city In the country
ENQUIRER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

"As the time approaches for another
session of congress interest I'm this city
Is growing I'm the possible action that
may he taken this winter AZ Washing
ton in tho direction OF improving by
deepening ana widening the channel ~
Boston harhor The future well being
of Boston depends in large degree
upon the ability of this port TO hole
Its share of the ocean carrying trade
of the world - Boston Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

American veneratio Of great Amer
leans is proverbial There is no need
of Westminster Abbey or Pam
theon In this country A pilgrimage
10 the tomb or Jefferson may he ftly
participated in by all Americans. just
as might a similar tribute 20 Washing
ton, 10 Jackson, 10 Lincoln, or 70 HHy
other OF the famous dead who have
rendered good service 10 their coun-
try. st. Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

There were several nice points IN
volved. One OF the plaintiffs was
non-suited. He did not 40 the pur-
chasing and he did not take charge
OF the driving.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

"It has been good many years since
the press OF New York has heen So
Croker machine is almoal without
uewspapr support despite its sacrifice
pm uoi inaiing u refOrmer for mayor
There are other signs lut nome sn
easily observed. that this e. not
TsmmanN year ia New York PITTS
burg Dispatch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

The other man could not prove that
he had inspected the harness before ne
used IL or that IL had been guaranteed
10 him. The jury declined TO award
him any damages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

"In a national sense there Is no need
OF pOpulist party The fact seems
10 he understood by populists as well
- by their opponents, When the next
presidential election is held there is
no likelihood that either of tho leading
nOlitica, parties will regard the popu-
lists as factor in the contest. - BAL
timore sun
The missionaries I'm china have At
great cost been reSCUed from the BOX
or hordes whom their zeal did so much
to provoke Miss Stone will ne RAN
somed ny the generous people of
America. but will the church not ask
itself whether when every community
I'm the United States needs a rescue
mission. is " really worth while any
longer TO imperil the lives OF its agents
and bearers OF mercy I'm wild and dis
tant parts OF the earth2'- Philadelphia
Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

Evidently the southern race problem
viii continue 90 b. = more critical one
than the Northern All talk OF 4 no
gro emigration and distant colonizine
ie absurd. And tho whites ard hlnrks
must dwell together in harmony
Moreover. that desireahle cousumfnal
ton NAV be brought about without
any ~ tho terrible friction ~ the past
N tho whites VII only nst in the spirit
negroes ~il follow the wise counsel
of Booker Washington. '-Chiceso Rec.
ord Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

Which suggests that while one man
has succeeded in Harvesting Niagara
Falls, these two couldn't harness John
Shepard, Jr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-17

saw communication from a post
graduate at Brown University today,
I'm which he spoke OF a man being
appalled,. Somehow or other his
spelling seems TO have Petered out.