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WANTED AT ONCE-Good gentleman stcn.
ugrapher. licensed engineer. man and Wife
to work on dairy; nice employment Tor
ladies; all classes can ind work by call
INK at room 3S0. Mason hullding
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WANTED-For United states army. Able.
bodied. unmarried men, between ages u
and 35, citizens OF United states, OF
good character aud temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write English,
For Information apply tu recruiting Of.
hcer Shaw building, Houston. Texas.
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a COMPLETE and thoroughly practical
course In tclegr0phy aud station work for
$40 Typcwritns free. The most prac
deal ana successful telegraph school ia
TcXae students admitted without paying
a cent until convinced Of our superior
merits Write for full Information Ad-
dress The Practical Telegraph College,
10 Elm street, Dallas, Texas. Il
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IT y U9VWE IUFUOm hONse aud three col,
;ages, Clay, near Main desirable 10 room
house, ~ lots south front Pierce. near
Main; la:ge house, halt block, goad IN.
7royCments, near Faunln school; two do.
sirable cottages, east front. In Fair
Grounds addition; also number Of othcr
bargains In improved and uuimproyrd city
property, stock in two ot best canals ia
Texas for sale or exchange for Houston
property d2O acres rice land near Cy.
Main.
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WANTED-Lathcrs 1918 Preston alcuuc.
Frank Levine Ia
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WILLIAM A. WILSON--Of6ce Dor I5Is5,
pLi diAg; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
II
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

sar Jaclnto Lodge No. 296, X.
b % sn p meets tonight at T:30.
"a Ssstle hail. corner Main and
"a prSirle. Work In the rank Of
sM tsight. Members OF local
al indges and visiting brethren are
WI irV7ted To attend, OTTO TalO,
"A r. c.: ]. NJ. Henderson. X. of
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REPRESENT the largest ust OF rental
property IN Houston aud show same free
Of charge, nO trouble TO answer ques-
"A
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FOR RENT Best brick store house; best
blopk aud location in town. W. A. Rass,
Hubbard City. Texas. 10
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SMALL LOANS on salaries aud other
securities J, sutton. iOl0la Texas ave.
nue. S-12
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Ooat Tast Cdo
Pay BeSt.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received for the
erection OF a four-story and basement
brick and ireproof Office building to be
erected for The Houston Post at Houston,
Texas. on or before o'clock y. M. on
wednesday. the Goth day of August, 1902.
at the office Of and addressed TO Ole j.
Lorehn, architect, aud all bids so re.
eeived VIII be opened Immediately there.
after
flans and Specifications OF said building
may be seen and form of proposal can
be had at the office OF ole ]. Lorehn.
architect, 3l6 and 81 Blnz building,
Houston, Texas.
Inc work Will be let In eight separate
aud distinct parts as follows. The general
work; the plumbing, sewering and gas
hitting; the electric wiring; the art glass,
the structural steel aud iron work.
the carpentry, painting and wood An
isblng, the terra Gotta aud the heat,
Ing and each aud every bidder will
be required to inclose with his pro.
posal certified check, drawn In favor
OF The Houston Printing Company, for
the sum Of two % per cent OF the total
amount OF his bid
The successful bidder snal furnish n
good and approved bond to the amount
Of nifty (ool per cent of contract price. said
bond to be given within fifteen 10 days
after the date OF awarding contract.
The owner reserves the right TO reject
auy aud all bids.
s'l2 The Houston Printing Company
ole j. Lorehn ami W. Carbys Gunner.
man, Architects.
CALL FOR BIDS for public printing ana
stationery for the State government d.
sealed proposals will be received at the
9lhce OF the secretary of state at Austin,
icAnS, nntll O'Clock p m, on the gtn
day of September, A. D. 1907 from resi-.
dents Of tne State OF Texas, to print and
bind the laws and Journals OF the senate
anu ho9se OF representatives, and to do
Such othef printing and binding, aud TO
furnish such stationery as may be re.
CURED by law OF may be needed by any
department. of the State government or
,'"'t ""USe u tue legislature, under
the provisions Of title IS, Revised Stat.
rieS. Separate proposals may he made
to furnish the stationery anil to do the
printing and binding. Such bids Will
ne opened at the office Of the secretary
of state In the capitol building Ia the
city IF Austin, aud the contracts viii be
awarded as soon thereafter as practices
Die. The probable amount Of such print
Ing, binding aud stationery required uil-
der the contracts Is as follows: First
class, $1,000: second class Sl1.Uu.. third
class, S30uN; fourth class S3OOO; hut paper
for printing of the second class $1,000,
nook paper for printing of the hrst class,
5000 stationery, Sll.OoV. The right Is
10 call Tor new bids without readvortise-
Mcnr Specifications viii be furnished 70
parties desiring to bid. upon application
to me. John G. Tod, Secretary Of State
mud eA.ofhclo chairman board OF public
printing. $50
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WANTED-White servant girl for cooking
wages 4. Brewer. 70i Webster avenue u
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FOR LEASE u private family, niDe-room
house with large yard; 1903 Capitol ave
nue.. Apply next door, $40 Crawford
street. 30
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fson 81 sit.MBRQ Sanatarium has removed
tuIillpr Iceland to Lilo Main. The
aug s,as : new and In first class rond,tio5.
! 7STS --em y to $3.50 per day. 50
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WANTED Two mp To- datc hustllnr busi.
ness mem no loggards wanted. 2oj Ma
son block %
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WANTED-A woman as general house
keeper for widOwer with small famlly.
Address Peter Garcler, Village MH
Texas 9
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COUNTY. MAPS can be had at p. WhIttT'
corner Mnlu ana Preston ST
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TEN LOTS Third ward Slloo, house aud
three lots, Houston Heights, 5000, lot
and half, three houses. rents Tor SIS per
building d
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FOR. RENT Desirable rooms, furnishcd OF
nfntllshod, for Hight housekeeping. i7ii
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SENliN-ROOM house; 1907 HARRINGTON
street /. w. CrNig. lo6 lNiam building. g
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640-ACRE IMPROVED PLACE IN Chiidress
county half mile from srnilroad station,
school aud postofacc good house, etc.
well aud Windmill; 100 acres IA cultiyn.
ton. hniaucc pasture, no waste land;
price II per acre; thrce-fourths cash, bal
ance ~ Z per ccnt INTEREST," no trade
wanted Good opening for practicing
physician here. Address owner, room D,
Columbia bnilding, Fort Worth.
sOTH LAKE OIL LANDS Forty acres
1ithin 1900 feet Of gushcrs that guah;
snap for quick acceptance: titlc perfect:
man and lnte wilieup malied free. Ad.
diess G. G Parsons, Bryan, Ie1ns. u
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FOR SALE Onc-fourth block. three lots
together or separately; a bnrguin corner
Pierce avenue and Chenevcrt street. AID
dress 1927. this Office. lN
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WHITE WOMAN or girl to 10 cooking aud
nue..
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A PRETTY cottage home on Crawford
street, corner, shade trees, all modern
convenieuces. price $500; handsome
two'story home. rooms all modern con
yenlences, near asphalt payemonts. price
SSoooi two desirable lots on Charities
street, good neighhorhood, $500 oach
other bargains In all parts OF the city
Nortleet, phones 07S, BluE building. II
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ID. 10 KENNEDY. ROOM ., REMEDY
BLoCK-oIL LANDS Al HUMBLE,
TEXAS, IMPROVED FARMS.

800 ACRES timber land near Crosby, cheap;
3UO acres at Dayton, 1000 acres ON oyster
creek, very cheap. Haralson ~ Co, SVi
Blnz, Houston, Texas ~
HEIGHTS COTTAGE, three rooms. with
barn. fenced, east front, ON two lots SeOO,
part cash, ID. u. Smcaton, v05t Texas
avenue.
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HOUSES-We have them Ia oil parts OF
the city and all pricea. Seaman q BAR
tell. 2O8 Fanuln street; phone l6v.
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ClGAN snlcsmen wanted; experience I'M
necessary. good pay. Emanuel a. Co..
SUTTON ]. Now YORK. d
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rook paper for printing of the dist class,
5000; stationery, $llOop. The right Is
reserved to reject any aud an bids, aud
10 call Tor new bids without readvcrtise-
hent specifications viii be furnished 10
to me. John G. Tod, Secretary OF State
aud eN-ofhclo chairman board OF public
printing. $50
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FINANCIAL.

II
FINANCIAL.
MRS DAY. sfCnograp6or, private oi77cc
- room z0z. BInz building. S.5
LEAVING HoMEq IF you WANT TO
SEASON, You CAN PI%CE yoorinR
BtSiNESS IN OUR HANDS; WE WILL
1,AAdtEfu Lily LOOK AFTER N DUR.
LAND AND TRUST COMPANY, HoUS.
MONEY LOANED on Honston real estate.
~ :. Phelps attorney, 3lola Main
MONEY TO LOAN-We have money IN
loan In amounts TO suit borrowers on
good notes. long time, small rate OF in
terost. VIM. H. Olschewske & Co 200
Khan building. SIS
MAPs-Large and small. Of Houston p
Witty s-1S
MAP q Portland, 81. p Witty. Main
aud Preston. s-i2
COUNTY MAPS can be had at p. Witty
corner Main and Preston. 81
SMALL LOANS on salaries and other
securities j. sutton lOlo}a Texas ave.
. nuS. S-l2
HANDSOME iOrcom house and three cot.
sAges, Clay, near Main; desirable 10 room
house, ~ lots, south front Pierce near
Main; large house, halt block, good in,.
lroYCments, near Faunln school, two H.
sirable cottages east front In Fair
Grounds addition; also a number Of OTHER
bargains In improved and uuimproyrd civ
property Stock in two OF best canals Ia
Texas for sale or exchange for Houston
property; a2O acres rice land near t'y-
press, 50 per acre. Cash x Luckel. 3OOi5
Main. =
WILLIAM A. WILSON 203 Khan,
Wi dlAgi headquarters for Houston homes
VI 'u'"'n'y payment or any other plan.
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved or nnIm.
proved city property, II. II, Mitchell
room .. Perry block. Congress avenue. Il
$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
residence property; one TO ten years; at
lowest rates Il Interest; monthly nay.
men's If desired; nc, delay In &c, ting Jour
stIeet. or address ?, o. Box 500 Il
-
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
FOR SAI.T-Lot OF Jersey gTGGcd miE
COWS. W. j. Sattcgast y Bro, JACKSON
and Maple streets. I'll
HORSES and mules. car lots Mules IS
is. II iu thl market come; don't write
L. r. iiurhrt, brentwood, Texas. 8
ron SALE--A horse aud stanhopc. hors-
kentucky bred perfectly gentle, Z years
ola; reasonable. Q!d phone 30. g
ron SALE Ohe-horsa wagon aud harness
cheap l4O0 Iceland avenue. y
\ DUNG ycilow-hoad parrots; WIZ make
good Hlkels. red Mater, gl4 Congress
FOR SALE one good milk COW, Apply
1871 Washington street.
FOX SALE CBEAP-A good gcntlc buggy
horse 1ll7 Jackson street s
TOB SALE--A nice gentle buggy horse am
able for lady Apply 2Il5 Jackson
street
FOR S1Ii7- One gocd wagon hcrse. pr
Decatur street.
FOR SALE-Natch team chestnut sorrels
IJig hands; extra good drivers, single or
double; very stylish; city broken, to
steam, electric cars or automobiles; safe
for any Lady. u. L. Duprce, county
clerks office
FOR SALE-rhe finest driving horse In
Houston; gehtle, kind, but stylish. Apply
{. Z. settesasl, Fannn street stables.
FOR SAIE-Onc c0rload OF horses 1nl
mules; one puir matched mares standard
Lrcd Il. 70. Stephenson Gonzales
FOR SALE-l3O feeder steers. o nud 4
years old. L. ~ Bullock Columbia,
IeAus.
FOR SALE-MaTcs, mules and horses,
broke aud unbroke. Write me for par
tlculars ". L. Stoner, Victoria, Texas.
SIS
Pay HIGHEST CASH PRICES for III
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WANTED -Middleaged colorcd woman 10
cook, wash and iron for small family
AnnlN l212 INmnr d
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--Ls, SUMMER RESORTS

alohte sn ns coolest resort In Texas; a
y Boerne i Wol. retreat among the hills;
Y, he trayait,nei offers pleasure seekers
,---stioas GEE pubic superior accom-
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WANTED Harness makers Tom Padgtt
company, Wholesale saddlery Waco,
Texas. II
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spd = EMBARRASSING pANlOKS
------1 Y Williams, 1913 Texas Ave. II
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RELIABLE young white dairy hand. An
ply NJ 81 COMMERCE nYenne.
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FOR sALE-75 lA-yard dump cars; 10
luynrd standard gauge air dumping cars,
THE dndefsigoed rs prepared 10 furnish
limestone rough or cut; write for prices,
trancis Btaeher. Austin. Tcras.
DEWEY hay press; three men and Que
mule can press 200 bales a day; price
$50, manufactured by w. C. Gunlock,
victoria. II
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

5TY, sell and cxchange. real estate; room
$40, Mason bulldog. y. ". AcGowen.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms for iichi
housekeeping. Oil Dallas, second door
from Main.
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ATTEMPTED
DOUBLE
MURDER
Then SegaI Walked Into An
other Room and Ended His
Life With a Bullet.

Boston. Aug. 27.-After attempting to
Kill his wife Dora, and his stepdaughter
Lillian Cohen. David Segal committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
right breast at his home In the west end
today. No one seemed to know what led
up 10 the shooting.
The family. which was composed Of Sc
gal and his wife and two step children.
retired about midnight. all OF them sleep
ing on two beds In the dining room. Ac-
cording to Lillian. who Is IL years Of age,
she heard her stepfa ther get out OF bed
about $3.50 o'clock and shortly afterwards
he came over to the bed on which Lillian
and her mother were sleeping and fired
two shots at them.
Neither bullet took effect.
Segal then went TO the kitchen and at
once fired the shot which killed him. The
bullet entered the right breast. Medical
assistance wes summoned Immediately,
but the man was dead.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street. Aug. 27.-Opening prices
OF stocks showed a general recovery from
yesterdays decline. The few scattering
losses were not amongst the leading
stocks Colorado Fuel shot up nearly
points. Illinois Central rose az and St.
Paul a point. Otherwise the gains were
fractional. but dealings were on large
scale end well distributed.
The coalers became very strong with an
enormous absorption of Reading. dealings
running into the thousands at every one
eighth Reading touched 7oh and the I'd
preferred Pennsylvania. Lackawanna.
Erie and the ID preferred gained lQlh.
Delaware and Hudson rose 2A ex-divf-
dend. Except for the spirited buying OF
Colorado Fuel and Illinois Central. which
carried them TO Ia and 173x, respective
ly the market was rather quiet at frac-
tional advances. Duluth. South Shore
and Atlantic. Evansville and Terre Hante.
Consolidated Gas. Brooklyn Union Gas.
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Tennessee Coal
advanced lQa ana General Electric ..
Southern Railway preferred declined
point
The pressure TO sell turned prices down
ward and the level Of the market fell be-
low last night, except for this mornings
leaders. Among the Western, Southwest
ern and Southern stocks. Illinois Central
and St Paul alone saved part OF the gain.
the former reacting IL from the best.
United States Express made gain OF
5h. Brooklyn Union Gas 4. Pacific Coast
3k, the American Locomotive stocks
over a point and the U. g. Leather stocks
large fractions. The market then became
dull and made some recovery. Bonds
were steady.
The market hung steady for a time and
then commenced TO give way again. bt
Paul lost Its gain. Louisville fell IN un-
der last night. Atchison nearly point.
and Readings rise was reduced to q frac-
ton sloss Sheffield Steel rose an ex-
treme 5%. Y. 9. Express TN and General
Electric AZ.
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The following vessels have arrived az
and sailed from the port OF Providence
during the past "a hours:
Arrived-Steamer fremont New York;
steamer Rhode Island. New YORK:
steamer Connecticut. New York: steamer
Powhatan, Baltimore; steamer Richard
Borden. Fall River. and returned: steam
or Sycamore. Fall River. and returned: I:
steamer City OF Newport. Newport. and
returned: steamer Queen City. Seaconnet,
and returned: steamer islander. seacUn-
net, and returned: steamer Warwick.
Block Island. and returned; steamer New
ehorehsm, Block Island. and returned;
tug William Il. Gladwish and tow; tug
Harold and barge Sumner ". Mead
schooner Raymond, moulding sand. New
York: schooner Aitana NJ. Jaeger. mould
ing sand, New York; schooner Eric, 81.
Johns. lumber: schooner Maud II. Dud-
ley, Norfolk. lumber; yacht Surf; launch
FtfEet.
eailei-Steamer City OF Key West.
New York. steamer City of Lowell. New
York; steamer Plymouth. New York
STEAMER Essex. Baltimore; steamer Nor
man. Philadelphia: schooner Julia A.
Berkeley, New York: schooner Chehegnn.
Block Island: schooner Annie r. Webb.
New York; ting Harold with barge Marion
Chappell
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MISSLAM0NT
DIES OF
AP0PLEXY
Stricken Suddenly at Hotel at
Bar HarbOr She Passed Away
Several Hours Later.

Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. H.-Miss Julia
Lamont. daughter Of Daniel 8, Lamont,
ex-secretary OF war, died suddenly last
night at Sorrento. The news came as a
great shock to the friends OF the La
monts, for. although she had been III she
had lately been much better
While standing with some friends I'm
the corridor OF the hotel Sorrento Miss
Lamont suddenly pitched forward on her
face. IL was at first thought TO be no
more than a fainting fit but she did not
regain consciousness. and Or. 4, FIRE.
mont Smith and DR.. 5. Weir Mitchell
were called over from Bar Harbor. They
diagnosed the attack as apoplexy.
Miss Lamont was taken 20 the Lamont
cottage and showed some Improvement
yesterday afternoon. but at nightfall she
had n relapse and died
Mrs Lamont and her two other daugh-
ters were with her at the end. Mr.. La
mont landed In England today. where
he had gone for his health. and a cable
was at once sent to him.
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IN her FAVOR
Widow Of Fireman Devine viii
Receive S5 a Week.

The members of the Joint special COM
mittee OF the city council on relief for
disabled firemen and policemen met In the
mayors Office at the city hall this fore
noon.
There were present Mayor Freeman,
and Councilmen Daring and kendrick.
The acting mayor presided and the pet-
tlon OF Julia. widow OF Joseph Devine,
was taken up for consideration.
After due deliberation II was agreed TO
grant her pension of s. week or $50
year.
The committee will make such recon-
mendation TO the board of aldermen al
the regular meeting one week from to-
morrow.
There was no other business or impor-
tance 20 receive attention
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BY
DECREE or
CONSENT
Hattie and Lottie Released and
Can Again Sail tho Sea
Under Charter Owner.

Hattie and Lottie have been released
and will soon leave Providence.
While the plural verb is used. the
Christian names simply constitute the
cognomen for a loo-ton schooner that
has been tied up at a Providence wharf
for the past two months but can again
set sail. at any time.
A decree of settled by consent" was
entered by the parties In interest. today.
In the United States district court be-
fore Judge Brown. who ratified such
document.
1t was over a year ago-Aug. Q. 1ool.-
that the Hattie and Lottie started for
the Western Islands with a few pas
sengers and cargo of lumber. The
commander then was John u. Pinn.
After discharsing her cargo. she pro-
ceeded to return but was finally obliged
TO go back TO Cape Verda for second
time for three reasons.
The first time she was overtaken and
brought back with a number OF Portu-
guese not exempt from military duty
whose friends hoped to smuggle them TO
America She was then detained several
months.
The second time. lack OF funds, un-
worthy consiition and exceedingly rough
weather made the vessel again seek Cape
Verde as q harbor OF refuge.
After this delay, third start was
made and she breasted the ocean waves
successfully. In the meantime, Capt
Pinta had deserted and her owner, Jonn
Yurick de Silva, took charge.
Upon arrival in Providence. Silva's
troubles began. The vessel was attached
by Antonio Rodgers, Of New Bedford. the
writ served. deputy sheriff placed In
charge and a motion 10 dismiss the at
tachment without a hearing denied by
Judge Dubois In the State Supreme court.
Then Silva's attorney lfbelled the yes
sci. the United States marshal tock
charge, but today withdrew. when the de-
CT ee of settlement was filed.
Rodgers retires, Silva pays the cost.
ard once again takes possession OF bis
vessel He will wait day or two here
10 see II a cargo may be secured; II not
he will set san for Boston or New Bed
ford.
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CITY HALL NOTES.

Superintendent Of Schools Small is ex-
pected to be at his offlce and enter upon
his duties Tuesday next. although the
schools will not resume their sessions
until Monday, Sept s,
John A. Tillotson, bookkeeper In the
city treasurer's Office. Is expected back
Tuesday from his vacation which was
spent partly at the seaside and partly
I'm the mountains.
Regular serni-weekly sittings OF the
municipal court. meaning Tuesdays and
Fridays, will be resumed next week.
According TO the city hall records.
power of attorney has been given by
Robert II. I. Goddard TO William w. sher-
man and Thomas w. II. Matteson. as
co-trustees OF the Sophia Augusta
Brown, Jr., estate. This would indicate
q probable trip abroad by Col Goddard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-27
W|FE'S NAME
Service Accused Of Forging It
TO a Check.

Springfield. Mass. Aug. 27.-The police
are now looking for Henry b. Service.
who. It is alleged. has swindled Spring
field banks out OF $1,000 through the clever
forging OF the signature OF his wife un-
der bis own name. in giving notes and the
signature OF W. c. Taylor and +. A. Bill,
as endorsers on the paper
As result OF conference OF the bank
officials. whose institutions are considered
losers by the alleged forgeries, a warrant
was swor nout by Marshal Stebbins.
charging Service with feloniously making
and passing forged note for $1,000 on
the Hampden Trust company.