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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
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- Sn 6allettspille uno llneegeno
tpiitbete am "a. 5ebruar Elm 6agel=
iturln, tpie er bort tlie purber erlebt
murben lit. 8pr gintritt oes Stur,
mes mabte iib sebn Minuten long
elm bDnnernbes @erauih betnerfbor
unb oann fiel Der 6aeel, tbeilpeile
in Der @rDBe zines 6iibner gies,
fir bic Dauer BON sebn Winuten.
- Oas 8eprdientantenbaus in
@aibineton bat Die 8iu aneenom=
men, mDourb Der Staat 3eras in
bier 8unoeseerihts- -9iitrifte etuees
tbeilt miro.
- Sn rebt fonlii9er 8eile bat
lieb Der Sal uon Sames 2enaro euts
,pifelt, oer pUr einigen @ocbeu in
9onoo gitp beihpor, oaB er in ga-
lifornien Dor ahtsebn Sabren elm
ibperes Gerbreben beeaneen babe
uno baB @etpiilen5biiie i'm trieben,
Elm @eitanoniB absllegen. 2enaro
CAB cine 10 geuaue 8elhreibuna eis
neS in 8rinceton, Cal, periibten
ginbruhs uno Moroes, oaB Die Be=
amten glauben mubten, ben 9bdter
oor iid9 gu baben uno auI cine gfe=
auiiition bes @ouuerneurs ppn Gaz
lifornien iuurbe 2enarb ausgelieTert.
Sn San Jranciaco anaefumn1eu. be-
spies Der Mann auf bns 8eltintn.=
teite, bob er au Der 3eit, als oos
Terbreben be9angen tpllroe. i'm
3ubtbaus iaB uno fDlglih ,nuBte er
tpieoer freigelaffen speroen. Be.
fragt, aus tpel1em Brunbe er Iid3
ielbit angetlagt uno in @hmu.itdten
gebrabt babe, CAB er our Nnttpprt,
oab er germ nod galifurnien bdtte
suriiffebren spD0en. oab er ober
fein Reiiegelo eebabt babe. 9eun
f0nnte er tuteoer bonn Staate Teras
beaniprubt uuo bier neeen ssaliht
fhtuDrenS pro5ellirt rperoen. @uup.
5apers bat ieood entld]ieoen, oaB
e8 bener lei. eit1en iolben Weniben
in galifornien 81 laiien.
Sn 2eanber perbrannte bic go.
Sabre alte Wrs. Sobn Sing. als
iie NIT ibren &leioern benz offenen
Jeuer 81 nabe fam.
8innen aur5em miro elm
Dampfer 5uiiben @aloelton uno
Uromnspille reaelmdBige Sabrten
MAIDEN.
q. WDbler bon Brenbam bat
in 6ouiton ourb grbangen Selbit-
moro began9en. gr NOR frant unb
in Solee beiien lebensmibe. Gr
ftano i'm Glter BON 46 Sabren.
- Ser 5urnperein in @iooings
bat iid) einen Sreibrief ausltellen
lalIen.
- Die "Harring Cotton Pick
ing Machine Company" in 60
liao lit nit elnem &apttal BON $780,
600 intorporirt ipprben unb miro
NIT Der ssabrifation oer Walhinen
beginner.
5n Meu Braunfels uirb oas
Broieft nieoer angereat, nit Der
Siioliben Hacific Babn ppn Marion
aus 8erbinouna gu iuhen.
= Sn gaitropille itarb i'm Sitter
BON SO Sabren Sobn Bieoiger. Ct
tpar in @liaB seboren uno fam i'm
Sabre 1845 maM Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
9en, lobe mabe.

sd par bereits beiuabe Dem
Tooe perfalIen" ihreibt Srau &oia
&ibarolon BON 2aurel Springs. N.
g., nib litt 10 iebr an Der Shmino=
iubt, baB bic belten Nerste mid auf=
aabeu uno iagten, id tonne nicbt
mebr lanaer alS einen Monat leben.
Wber id fina an, DR.. Kings New
Discovery su nebmen uno tuurbe
ourb iieben 6laihen 9ebeilt. SD
bin iebt mieber itarf uno frdftig. :"
gs iit elm tpunoerbarer 2ebeusretter
bel Sbminoiuhtss, 2ungenentaiin.
ounes-, Ga Grippe uno 8ronditis=
5allen; elm ausseseihnetes Mittel
aegen Suiteu, Grtdltung, Nftbma,
6eussSieber u. 10. Wire sarantirt.
Breis so gts. uno $1.00. Brobe.
,slaiben frei bel .8alteper & Subn.
@eo. s. s. Sdnitt, @iaentbiimer,
uno No. DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25

- Saiier 8ilbelm bat ben Yros
feiior &0bline oamit beauftraat, Die
S5ene in Der gedbe bes hineIiihen
Irienols bel Tien Tiin gu malen,
als &on1iral Sepmour, Der &un,s
manoeur Der nad) 8etina eelbidten
9iilfss@rpeoition. ben 8efebl aab: -
Die Deutihen an bic ssront!
N0hling, oer Die beutiden 9ruppen
auf Befebl oes 8aiiers nad) China
begleitet bat. bat bereits Sfissen BON
Dem ShlahtIelo uno Dem arlenal
anaefertigt. Gas Bib luiro Der
Yrioatqallerie oes 9aiiers einoerz
leibt meroen uno tpirb Die oeutlben
9ruppen oaritellen. luie Tie i'm Sturm
gegen oas arienal uurgeben, lpdbs
reno Die britiIben uno ameritanis
iben 9ruppen ibnen suiauhsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
@te lit s,eS!

@ir bieten sinbunoert Dollars gelobnung fit e.
ben Gal BON 6ntarrb. eer nidt ourh ginnebner
bon 3all's &atarrb=8ur 0ebeilt ruerben tann
&. J. Gbtnep s. Co.. Gieenth., Solebo, 8.
seir. Die llntsr5eidneten. baben s. ). Gbenes iei
osl lsbten l5 Sabrcn setannt uno balten ibn fiji,
gen uuo iitaniiea befdbie., alie bon ieiner Tirmo
singesaneenen @erbinoli6tsiten sn erihllen
met 4 SruaL @roBsanesis -7rseuilisn, 81.
lebo, 8.
@a(btu9. &innan 4 Waatpin, G5roshan=
oels= =SroauiiteH, Soleoo, ..
Sail 9 Ratarrb=6ur mro innerlid aenommen uno
pirtt brett auf oas glut uno Die ileimiaen Cber=
fdneu beg Sphems. 3euanifie irei peranot. preis
IS eents fir Die 6talde. gertauft bon aIsn apo=
tbeferu.
6an'e aamilten Ninen iino ois beit,p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
@tnf unn lett.

Che Or. Silsbee r9lnafeiis" erfonb. iua,
rem oas Meiier, bic Guetibtette unb bic
Mesieife, alio Mlles duBerilcbe Mittel, bic
0aifen, NIT benen man 5dmorrhDiben
gu beilen neriubte; benn cine tuirtlihe
9eiluug fanb ME itatt, ba man ia nur bas
duBerlihe Symptom beieitiate. 5eute
eelanst man nit yMnateiis", B. f. nit
beilfrdftieer 9ranei in 5orm BON Stnbl~
sapfben, Bic on ben SIP bes 2eibens, bas
nnnmehr in jebem Safe sebeilt iuerben
tann. 8roben pDn NnateIis tperben to.
fteufrei berianbt burh P Neustaedter 4
Co., Box 12l6, New York. Nlle Mpothefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
q, e d pitef.

Die arme fteine Norfsbuns ipur iebr,
febr tranf. gtliee lmb bic pflegefdpe<
fter tbeilten ii@ in ben Dienit an ihrem
Bette.
sic buitete beitdnbis ;Aunb unter tpels
den Shmer5en!
, Snbeb bielt iitb ibr lebbafter geiit
troB 5ieber unb Sdmeraen aufr.9t.
Sic lieb ben Beiudern brauben, bic
9lice untpeiserlid empfansen muBte,
tleine Sherse faeen, iiber bic lie {i9
ielber amiiiirte. Mon follte bas 8inb
ni9t gu lift brinsen. absr iie lisb es fi9
ab nnb gu an ber Sbur aeisen unb eins
| sehenb fi9 bertdten, mas bon ieinem
grgeben gu bemerfen ipor. Ser Wut>
ter bieB iie INNER tpieber beitellen, iie
! m09e fih ni9t 6ngitigen, Elm unfraut
iDie iie bersinse nidt. Dab bteie nod
/, nidt auffteben unb sn ibr fommen
t0nnte, ipolIte ibr gar ni1t in ben 9opf.
ginmal Nudts, als Office ii9 iiber
| lie bsuste. lin 5u feben, ob lie faltefe
IN Der Ddmmerung, tptlhe cine fleine
@nsflamme nit r0tbliDem Blumen<
| fel@ brum I'm arantenoimm.r .r5eugts
-bas eleftrifde 2i9t brannte I'm Soe
tel nur Bis Mitterna9t-fab Bella iie
aus sroben fiebersldnasnben Musen an.
sd bente eben mad, 9lliee," fliiferte
fit; nieBt tpiinf9te ih febr. bab 3oll>
mann ba fpdre. Sd babe ibn bod
furhtbar lieb unb ma9tige Sebnfu9f
na9 ibm. Oab man feline Mbrefe nidt
/ tpeib, TT gu traurig. Sb S6r's einmal
DerIu4t nnb nah Oemopolis bepes
fdirt9 @iellei9t lit er bod bort ons
idfIig. obfhcn Oein Mann iIbera.ust
1iF, bab er MIR auf ber Reiie bort mar"
nWtr fDnnen es ia probiren."
.Sa, tbnt's! Gs lit ia gu f9nurris
nit Der 2iebe, 9tItee. Sd CLAUDE sans
be5timmt, baB id Gsorg Wa1ing
fdtpdrm.riih seliebt babe, unb bod
mar eas tpis fortseblafen. felt i9 pers
beiratbet bin. Qfuf benz Shiff babe ih
mid fosar fdOn Elm bis9en in Wolpi
Derliebt. ia inandmal lit mfrs in meis
ner gbe 10 getpeien, als tpdr. er Der a.s
fdbrlihite Mann fur mid; i9 babe Bis
ipeilen ri9tig gaotb sebabt. mid sesen
ibn 5u beberrfAen. SEPT" sic belt
inne.
| vSprid ni9t 10 piel, Be[Ia."
nMn, 70 leife fpreden itrenst mid
gar niat on. Weibt Du: i'd mSate au
germ bab er 9ufp beiratb.te. mir
| fheint aud, ba 1T ettpas i'm Wertt.
aabt i'm bod anan5ig Sabre dlter f.in;
Roamann 1T mir ia i'm Otter nod m.br
iibsr. nnb i'd lpeib iest. buB biss gar
ntdts dusmaAt Menn er bod nur
bier mare! Sd lpolite ia exit gar nidts
bon tbm tpiifen, b0Hitens als syrennbin
mil ibm leben. Sd mar su bumm!
Der Onfsl in 9amburs bat mir cine
Worieinng iiber bas 9eiratben sebalten,
bic gan5 ri4tis mar. Sn Der gbe
tommt bic 2isbe mad, natiirlid3 psnn
man iih einen gaten, nstten Monn aus
gefuht bat"
.Du folIteit ipirtli9 lieber idtpeiaeu
unb au f9lafen perfu6en."
u9a ia. ia min Dir Bios nod eins
| fasen: bic Grauen in Deutidlanb tpers
fen INNER ben Mdnnern Dor, bob iie
Sn f9per iih gum 9eiratbsn entlhlies
ben. Sd CLAUDE, bic Srauen finb reid
li9 ebsnio bisl fhulo. Sic tbeilen
aorbs an isbr netts Mdnnsr aug, oft
| genus bios. neil linen bic Naie nidt
| gefdat. Sic peridisben ii9 in ireenb
Elm fogenanntes 5beaf unb idmmern
obsr troben fih gu altsn Sunsf.rn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-25
Mrbeifen ltebcrscit.

Die adtitiinbige Iaaesarbeit bat
teine 8eoeutune fir iene tleinen,
unermiiolihen Grbeiter - fiir DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Miuios
men baton iino Gag uno 9eodt be-
ihaftigt NIT ben 6eilen BON unuer-
oaullhteit, 8iliuiitdt, 0erftopfune,
trantbaftem Sppfihmers uno allen
W(agen=, 2eber, uno Wierens2eioen.
Sic beilen idnea nuo permanent
uno iino leiht uno ongenebm su
nebmen. 9eur 25 Gents bel s..
9alter & Sobn. SEQ. s. s. Sdmitt,
gigentbiimer. uno Go. Dreis.
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- Die .goii. 3ts." in Berlin
perDffentliht Nrtitel aus Der Sc
Der bes Brof. Yrunp sSrande in
Bottom iiber oas @ermanilhe Mus
ieum Der 6arparos llnineriitdt. Die
feiielno seihriebenen Iufiabe tper.
ben nit um 10 gr0Berem Sntereiie
geleIen, als ourh bic tiiralihen Stifs
tuneen bes &aiier5 bic auaemeine
Nufnertlamteit auf ienes Snititut
eelentt tpproen 1T.
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WlOraam GlIp istid= Il. Xleiidls lsWartt

3repino Npe, sipiiden Waina uno
Wilitdr Blasa, 9elepbun 81 bat
itets ale Sprten ppn Siiden, In-
itern, Wilt uno ba8 bette frifde
sSleiih. Mad)t Cure 8eitelluneen
brett ober per Telepbon. IQe Nufs
rdee tperoen prompt ausgetibrt uno
Die Nrtitel Frei abaeliefert.
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GimeS e5neeniemrs maber Sob.

SD bielt gu ,rleiner 9pfonotiue,
obaleib ih es por Sdmeraen faun
aus5ubalten pern.ohte unb ieoer
geero in ineiuem &Drper ersitterte" !,
ihreibt 6. %. 8eqan,p. eiu ssnaes
nieur bon Burlington. Sptua. SD
fiiblte mid ibuab, batte feinen Mps
petit uno .uar tDtal blaB. Sd mar
i6on benz Tobe nobe. als es mir
einfiel, Electric Bitters gu rtebmen.
9ahoen ib cine Slaihe aenpu,men
batte, fiiblte id mid td9lib belier
uno> better" Sdmahe. bon ben
Solaen LANCER. porberoeaangener
aranfbeit leibenbe Menlden erbalten
INNER neue araft unb neues 2eben
ourb ieinen @ebrauh. 8reis so
Cts; erbdltlid) bel S. 8atteper &
Sobn. Geo. S. S. Shmitt. Gieen=
Thinner, uno SO. DreiB.
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- 6ragt fir ben peltberiibmten
8. s. Blante Saffee, gu baben bel
Gus. W. Sabr,
903 Oit.6puStons Strase.
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Nlle aus 8riiiiel einaetroHenen
Na9ribten ftimmen >oarin iiberin,
bob bic internatipnale .3uderfpnfes
rens, tuenn Iie am ndfften Samstag
in Briiiiel mieoer suiammentritt,
tpabribeinlib cine internationale
8ereinbarung in llebereinitimmung
NIT ben Boribldgen gnglanos tref=
fen miro, beraufolge Die 8uderpra= :
mien ab9eibafft uno Der ginfubr5pa
fir 3uder auf stpei SbilIinee per
@entner berabeefbt tperben ioll. Sn
Wagoeburg, bem Centrum Der
8ueferproouftiDn in Deutlhlonb,
bat bieie Nahribi cine Mrt Yanif
uerurlaht. Die Mgrarier 1ino auBer
iib oor Wutb uno iie broben Der
&egierun9, baB fie ibre Maiuritdt
i'm Heibstag uerlieren tpiirbe, nenn
itlde @eiebe III uebereinitimmung
nit ben Boridldeen gnglanbs ers
laien tpiiroen. Sn gSien uno in
Hrag fanben am Donneritag itarf
beiubte Gerianlintunsen pDn Bertre=
tern Der 8uderinterenen itatt, lit
Oeuen baaegen proteltirt tuuroe, baB
bic Regierung iib ben sSoroerunsen
Gnglanos, Die bieies auf Der 8rlIies
Ter 3udertonferens aeitellt bot, Fitge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
FIREMAN HURT
Other Items Of Interest Gath
cred at City Hall.

There is but little doing outside Of
necessary routine or will be doing at the
City Hall, for the remainder OF the month
with the exception OF but one or two de-
partments. Then tho vacation season will
be over and aii-heads and subordinates--
back at their desks.
Colonel Arthur B. Sphinx. of the city
clerks staff. resumed his duties. today.
His vaca tion was spent at Quonset Point.
where as brigade commissary. he inspect
ed the state camp grounds. Mrs. Sphinx
shared the outing with him.
Miss Trowe. clerk in the office of the
municipal court. will return from her va
cation Tuesday next
Joseph w. Carnes, the mayors secre-
tary. will not be seen at the city for ten
days at least Upon the advice OF has
physician he must confine himself TO
dork room I'm his home ON Penberton
avenue for ten days on account OF his
eyesight- His early and complete recov-
cry will be. sincerely wished for by his
DEPUTY City Clerk Chevers is enjoying
q deserved rest this week.
Instead Of from IL to 1-vacation season
hours-ths usual hours OF from a, m. tc
8 p. m. will be resumed next week by the
Walter g. Medhurst OF Hose II Is laid
up with sprained knee He was car
yfyng an extinguisber at the Click hre-
box 4ss-at an early hour s as,,n anis mornnlg nliS
According 70 the city hall records. tn
6aoger Williams laundry has made n gen
7ral assignment to Charles Con and IN
aached by T. l.. Pierce "a Co. In the sun
of 300
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25

AT CHICAGO
CHURCHES
The Number Of Men at Yester-
days Services Was 80,044,
and Women 1928.

Chicago, Aug. 25.--For the purpose OF
ascertaining what proportion Of the popu-
lation of Chicago attends church on Sum
day. the Record Herald yesterday made
a count OF the men and woman at the
larger places OF worship within the city.
The general result follows:
Men at church. so.s44; women at church.
12a.72s. Total 2oa,5s7. The total number
OF churches In Chicago. according to the
city directory for 1900. Is ee6.
Manifesuy It would be impossible to
count the attendance at all Of these
churches. except by elaborate prepara-
ton. One hundred and twenty -five lead
Ing churches were therefore selected and
a careful count was made of the people
present. with the following results: Men,
26.e43: women, l.24l; total es.lss.
II was decided after study OF statis-
tics. that q conservative estimate OF the
total number In attendance at all the
churches OF the city yesterday would be
three times the numbers counted.
To determine the percentages that these
number bore to the total adult popula-
ton of Chicago. the United States census
OF 1900 was used as a basis.
AS the population Increased at the rate
OF 5.4s per cent annually between 1900
and 1907. IL was considered that the popu-
lation for 1902 could reasonabIy and con. con.
servatively be consdd<aed 10 per cent
centase computations were made on this
basis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
AT FULL SPEED
North Atlantic Squadron Pro-
C00dlng Westward.

Nantucket, Mass. Aug 25.-JThe North
Atlantic squadron under command Of
Rear Admiral Higginson, passed Great
Point early today bound west. The
squadron. which comprised seven vessels.
was made UP OF battleships. cruisers and
dispatch boats and they were proceeding
full speed.
Cuttyhunk. Mass, Aug. 25.--A ". 8.
torpedo boat passed Gay Head going west
early this morning.
NO WARSHIPs IN HARBoR.
Rockport. Mass. Aug 25-There were
no war vessels In the harbor Of refuge
inside the breakwater here today. nor
could any be seen outside. where for a
week Admiral Higginson's squadron had
been stationed guarding the coast
The determination OF the naval man
oeuvres yesterday made the presence OF
the war vessels Of either the defending
squadron OF Rear Admiral Higginson or
the attacking feet OF Commander Pills
bury no longer necessary. and fast eve-
ming they began TO depart
This morning not one was left In these
waters and the place had resumed the
usual summer quiet.
The ships sailed westward bound, some
for Woods Holl. some for Newport and
some for New London. AZ these points
prepare 'on will be made for the army
and navy manoeuvres. which will be held
the last part OF this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
FINAL SESSIONS
Held by Ssvsnth-Oay BaptIsts
at AshaWay Today.

The closing session of the Seventh Day
Baptists' centennial convention at Ash
away today was taken up during the fore
noon with the sketch by David Il. Pitts
worth. of Plainfield, N. j., upon the work
accomplished by the board of trustees In
the Baptists' memorial fund. All the un-
finished business was taken care OF and
the early aftsrnoon was devoted to SER
mon by Rev. Stephen Burdick, of New
York. on Lessons OF the Past
Rev. l.. l.. Livermore. OF New York,
acted as leader for the brotherhood
Hour" The secretary's report was read
by Mizpah z. Sherburne OF Chicago. j.
Dwight Clarke of Milton, Wis, read the
report Of the treasurer, and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Maxson. OF Plainfield, N. j., outlined
what had been accomplished In the junior
superintendents department.. The work
of the afternoon was terminated with the
presidents address given by Rev. NJ. b.
Kelly OF Milton, Wis. and the reading by
Agnes G. Babcock Of Lenoxville. N Y,
of a paper on the History OF the Chris
tan Endeavor Movement Among Seventh
Day Baptists"
The evening session will be devoted 10 a
sermon under the title "A Look For
ward" by President Theodore l.. Gar
diner.
The session has been largely attended
by delegates representing oil sections OF
the country where the denomination has
a foothold.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
SENTENCED
Annie Campbell Must Pay Fine
and Go 10 jail.

Judge Tillinghast today sentenced An
ME Campbell. under an indictment
charging her with having kept a COM
mon nuisance. to pay a fine Of 800 and to
three months In jail. The indictment
was found some months ago and Annie
was let go on promising to obey the laws
Of the state In the future.
Miss Denehy. the probation officer.
found Annie In a cell at the Central Po-
lice station and finding that the charge
against her was drunkenness brought the
matter to the attention of the attorney
generals department The prisoner de-
clined today to say anything In her own
defence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25

Columbus O.. Aug. 25.-The Ohio iegis-
latureconyened at 3 p. m. today In ex-
traordinary session TO enact laws TO pro-
vide for the government Of municipalities
and to restore lost jurisdiction to the su-
preme court. these matters having been
rendered chaotic by the action of that
court during the early summer.
After roll call the governors message
accompanied by municipal code bill,
prepared under the direction of the chief
executive was received. Adjournment was
then taken.
In his message Governor Nash first calls
attention TO the act passed last May. de-
prving the supreme court OF nearly all
appellate jurisdiction fromerly possessed
by the court. The repeal OF the act Is
recommended.
Continuing. the massage says:
During the last days OF June the su-
preme court OF the state handed down
several decisions which practically de-
prive our municipal corporations OF all
government. 1t is apparent that this Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION

Articles OF incorporation were filed In
the office Of tho secretary OF state this
morning by Raffalle De Gasparre, An
tonic Pieretti. Aurelio Ridolh, Ella Nico-
letti, Giorgu Ferrari. Santino Lenzi and
Raffaele Colietu. all OF Pawtucket, for
the Circolo F1lo Dramatica Tommasa
Salvlni Of Pawtucket. The objects OF
the society are given as literary. social
and mutual benefit OF the members.
This morning Stephen Grant. Robert
II. Currin and Francello q. Jillson OF
woonsocket also filed articles OF incor-
poration for the woonsocket Wholesale
Grcery company. Tho company will deal
IN all kinds OF merchandise. The capital
stock Is placed at 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
.OHIO'S LEGISLATURE
IN SPECIAL SESSION
Convened TO Provide for Government Of
Municipalities and to Restore Lost
Jurisdiction TO Supreme Court

an extraordinary occasion which needs a
remedy at the earliest possible moment
Constitutional government must be re-
stored to our cities and villages. The
labor demanded of us II not 80 much a
work OF construction as Of readjustment.
The question now Is not what We think
would be a model municipal government
but what we can get considering the con-
stitutimal limitations and the circum-
stances surrounding US.
The task must be approached with a
spirit OF give and take and with a deter
mination 10 accomplish something which
will bring order out OF chaos. II Ia time
enough To attempt to have our favorfte
ideas I'm regard 10 municipalities incorpo-
rated into law when order has been re-
stored and when the general assembly
has ample time at Its regular session 70
discuss and consider them"
The governor then traces briefly the
history OF constitutional government OF
municipalities In Ohio and advises that
the Legislature ignore the requests for
constitutional convention. He recon-
mends enacting the code bill embodytng
his ideas OF what is needed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25

The following vessels have arrived at
and sailed from the port OF Providence
since last report:
Arrived--Steamer Connecticut, New
York; steamer Rhode Island. New York:
steamer fremont. New York: steamer
Norman. Philadelphia; steamer City OF
Newport. Newport: steamer Richard Bor-
den, Fall River. and returned: steamer
Sycamore. Fap River. and returned;
steamer Warwick. Block Island and re-
turned; steamer Queen City, Seaconnet.
and returned. steamer Islander. Sescon-
net, and returned; steamer New Shore
ham, Block Island, and returned; tug Re-
lance, Newport. with tow: tug Edward
LUckenback with barge Clintonia. New
port NewsI tug Battler; schooner O. n
Allen. moulding sand New York; schoo-
ner r.. NJ Duffield. roofing gravel. New
York; schooner Chehesan, Block Island I:
schooner Ruth Decker, brick. Greenport. I.
schooner Marie brick Haverstraw:
schooner Edward Il. Briery. Baltimore.
2soo tons coal. schooner Maud Palmer.
Baltimore. Y7ss tons coal; barge Vermont.
New York. barge Hatteras. Philadelphia.
Sailed, Steamer Plymouth. New York:
steamer City OF Lowell. New York
steamer City Of Key West, New YORK
steamer Kong Erode. Jamaica, schooner
Henly L. Peckham. philadelphia. schoo-
ner Elmer A. Holmes, Philadelphia; tug
Battier with barges Red Wing and Will
liam h Kibbe. New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
FLOATER FOUND
Body Of Man Picked Up In the
Lower HarbOr.

A noater was found I'm the Providence
river. between the East Providence dry
dock and the wilkesbarre Pier. at 1915
this noon.
The discovery was made by Peter Col
Inns, 'longshoreman. who resides at Ia
Helen street.
Collins towed the body to the foot OF
Rhodes street. where Medical Examiner
Perkins viewed Il and ordered II 20 be
delivered 10 Undertaken Chase.
The remains were those OF man about
. feet, inches tall and OF $50 pounds
weight
His face was smoothly shaven and his
hair was dark brown.
The clothing consisted OF white
shirt. dark underclothing. dark checked
pantaloons and black suspenders.
DIR. Perkins said that the remains had
been In the water about week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-25
FATHER SUES
Smith Claims $4,000 Damages
for Loss Of Sons Services.

Jacob Smith Of Coventry. whose son AL
bert Smith was injured at the Interlaken
mills recently, has brought suit against
that corporation to recover $4,000 for the
loss Of his sons services Albert Smith
has a suit pending by which he seeks TO
recover 5000 for personal injuries.
II is claimed that Albert was only o
years old and that his employment was
illegal. and also that he did not receive
proper instructions concernang the opert-
ton Of dangerous machinery at which he
was set TO work. NJ. T. Birmingham Is
plaintiffs attorney.