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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
ACCUSED
William Wilson Said by Police
to Have Stolen Gold.

William Wilson, who is employed by
the George II. Cahoone company, manu-
facturers of gold rings, was placed un-
der arrest by Detective Horan. last
night, upon the charge OF stealing gold
scraps from that concern.
Capt. Parker had been working on the
case for some time and detailed Detec-
tive Horan TO make the final coup. which
was effected in North Main street
shop, where Wilson had just sold 80
worth OF gold.
Wilson Is 36 years Old has a wite ana
child. and resides on Power street
He will be arraigned tomorrow morn
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
WOMAN
KILLS Her
ASSA|LANT
When Ryan Attacked Mrs. Bur.
dick She Shot Him--A Case
Of JuStifiahIe Homicide.

Buffalo, n. Y. Dec A-A special from
Bradford, Pa, says: At Olivedale.
small hamlet near here yesterday Mrs.
Edward Burdick shot John Ryan dead in
defence OF her honor.
Her husband works during the day at a
factory. Ryan entered the woman's
house. She saw him coming and fearing
trouble, got the pistol out of a drawer
and held IL under her apron. When at
tackled she fred once at her assailant,
killing him
Coroner Hall impaneied Jury and a
verdict OF justihable homicide was rem
dered. Ryan who was laborer employed
about the place had been drinking heavily
for several days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24

offered In the contest. and the accom-
panying picture shows the scene In 'front.'
of The News office some time before the
door was opened for the contestants
The extraordinarily large number OF
counts turned in on the opening day ana
Yesterday shows clearly what great IN
forest the people of the city and state
have In these contests. and the fact that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
WAGES
WILL Be
ADVANCED
Employees Of the Frick Coke
Co. VIII Have an Increase
Of Eight Per Cent.

Pittsburg. Pa, Dec. A.-Notices VIII pe
posted throughout the Connelsvilie COKE
regions today, granting the 2oVp en-
ployes of the Frick Coke company VOL
untary advance in wages. averaging
per cent.
The increase will take effect Jan. l. ana
includes the miners. coke drawers. drN-
ers. cagers and laborcrs. 1t means tha'
the company will next year dispense AZ
wages 10 Its men N,W0OcO more tnan !,
has this year. and that II will continue !.
nav the highest wages OF any concern II
the United states employing this kind OF
labor -
The Frck Coke company IS a snbslo
iary company OF the United states S'ee
CORPORATION.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN INJURED.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2i-The passenger
train which left Trenton at $50 today for
Philadelphia over the Pennsylvania rail-
road collided with a freight train at Fort
Hill, Pa. The rear car of the passenger
train jumped the track and was over
turned but none Of the passengers was Sc
rlously hurt.
Engineer Mutt and Fireman Graft were
badly injured and were brought TO hos
pital here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
They Propose to March
Against the Venezuelan
Capital by Three Roads.
President Castro's Pos
ition Is Regarded to be
EXTREMITY PerilOus.

CURACAO 1-eV BOAT FROM IA
ARMS AND AM
r ANSWER PRESIDENT
MAT
REBELS RECLAIMED COURAGE THE Government WHICH
SION THEM AN ToMoR
NEAR CARACAS BUT ALL
FOR
EioNERs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24

The revolutionists have planned
march on Caracas by three roads. the
leaders names. Antonio Guevara, Ur-
baneta and Penaloza, with $500 men. VIII
march via Guatsre; Antonio Fernandez
Oslo and Crespo Torres with 300 more
have left Gamanagua and Gen. Rolando'
with 800 troops. will go from Alta Gracia.
Ammunition is expected to arrive every
day near Tucacus.
CAsTRo'S POSITION PERILoUs.
The situation for President Castro is
considered to be again perilous. Attack
ed by foreigners and his own countrymen
he can with difficulty resist the shocks,
as the governments resources have van
ished. The presidents departure Tor La
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24

Victoria is for the purpose of trying to
check the near advance to the capital or
the revouttonists.
Gen. Matos will leave Curacao shortly.
TIME OF THE BLOCKADE.
Berlin. Dec. A-Commodore Scheder re-
ports that the German blockade OF Porto
Cabello began Dec. e. and that the block
ade of Maracaibo by the Germans COM
menced today.
ARBITRATION PROPOSALS.
Washington, Dec. A-The British and
German formal proposals to President
Roosevelt to arbltrate the Venezuelan
difficulty have been received here. They
are In such form that the president car
accept or decline the proposition. but SC
far he has reached no decision, not hav-
ing had opportunity to carefully consider
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
STRETCHED
A DYING
MANS NECK
Physicians Were Anxious to
Secure an Ante Mortem State
ment, but Failed to Get Il.

Chicago, Dec. 24.--In an attempt to re-
lieve the pressure on the brain and re-
store dying man TO consciousness In
order to secure an ante mortem state
ment, physicians last night stretched the
neck OF William +. Hackett whose throat
had been slashed by his stepson in
quarrel at their home. says a special from
Detroit Mich.
The last effort failed. Hackett died.
The most strenuous efforts were made to
rally the dying man for a final interval
of consciousness wherein he might make
statement. Physicians adjusted a
stretching apparatus to his head. draw
ing away from the shoulders. This was
done TO relieve the pressure of the blood
clot on the spinal cord and let the brain
revive temporarily.
The weights were put on and for hours
the doctors watched for some indica ation
that reason was returning. Al times a
flicker of life seemed 20 come 10 the face
but IL faded again before anything hao
| been spoken. Turn by turn the doctors
watched until there was no longer any
| hope that the patient could be revived.
rtyu-pErc DEAgONf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND

Hanley's Peerless Ales,
Bottled by
JOHN Il. GOOD.
Families supplied.
20 to At Fountain street. Telepone LIS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24

THERE'S A REASON!
Greatest Christmas Trade we ever had
a. The Nile, Rhode Islands Largest
Candy store. (Opp. Boston Store).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

Calvary church (EpiscopaD, Orchard
svenue-Christmas eve, s. =. festival, 4;
Christmas day. holy communion and SER
Church OF the Saviour. corner Benefit
and Transit stvydts-Christmas eve. 8. 8.
Sestiva. 7: Christmas day. holy com
nunien and sermon. . a m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-24
TEN YEARS
Sentence Imposed on Sharksy
for the killing Of Fish.

New York. Dec. A-Thomas j. Shsr-
key, the private detective who was con-
victed of msnslaughter in the second de-
gree for having killed Nicholas A. Fish
the banker. on Sept "a. was sentenced to-
day TO states prison for 10 years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
smgembmraii6es aus SeIsten.

Nrcl. = Ger bo6p. SEER &bbe
9oiieler, bisber 9oplau on Der ct.
Martinsfir6e bierielbit, lit gum
8farrer Don &ebrioul, bel Gtaet er.
nannt Doroen.
Mesig. - 9ie brapen, hriitlIhcr
Gbeieute 0ilen6ure ieierten iesten
Gienstag ibre goloene Sof5eit.
9a @leise. - Ger Iferer Sobann
Gelpenne fiel in Der Shelme bon
elmer Setter unb blieb auf Der Stels
tool.
81. McoarS. - SIN naben @eiler
Hepreumont iano man am Montag
Wtorgen ole 9eihe zines aepiiien
0iioal tcot IN leinem Bette liegen.
@dhreno DER Nad)t mar Elm Iieb bei
Inn einaebrodeu, nm ibR 5u belteb.
len. Gr idniit linn Den SAILS no.
mo ais oieles nidt ldnell aenuJ
gila Ihlug er ibm Den SdGoel ein.
Qom bod en- hcu Sdraut aui uls
it0hl 6n3 oort aHibemabrte @elo -
menrcre Smhieno Srunfen. Wan
menlt. Der Sieb lei fem Sremoer uni
babe Serr 9iipaI uH0 Sellen Sc
pohnheIten aefannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

Z. u. Wntbiaa SleiiL Wulrtr 81
Sonnelcg. ID: aatbarnia, ! D.
Sltbert &agner, IagloGner 3u Bon.
nepeg. a.: Sob. lseter, 9. b. 9tiFo.
la,ib RiiQer, 4lnionirer 81 Mherl,
SiFtcr, g. b. 0ertharo gtd)cli.
6o6yitartetter 5u .@oQeridD. Is:
gsiftIon5, 9. b. Tlfolaus 9rinleper,
&lempaer 81 Sonneueg; SOlcpb
&dnl, 9. b. SoBain Soiepb Chill.
Giienbabnarbeiter 5lt Vorme,ueJ.
H.: Sob. Nifofnus, 9. b. Sob. Ect.
Serber, Wes8ermeiiter 5u Spmle.
meg; Sriebrid aarl Grtit, g. b.
&ermonn Wiiaer, Observation-Disclosures
81 &olerid). 49,: Gltgeuie 2oiliic,
Z. b. Ntorit 0ieuOonue 0eboitt,
Steinbaucr 5u &ouerth; HifolauS
2. b. Matthias Sails, Selegrapbel.
crbelter al @onneweg. 20. SEQ, 2.
b, Iu,9ult Com, Sapit, SGlolier iii
9otatepeg; Alerdnber Sran5, 9. b.
Goniel Chill, SdreiHer jl Solerid,
Seiaridl, 2. d. .Dtidl. Mteper, Gag
lobler 5u GclIitaell; 81. 9iomtal6
Seanber, g. b. 9eprg @illopsfu
Wuiifmeiiter aus Solleri6.
Setratben. 4. Se6rllar:
Sulpelter Wamer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aus SolleridL nit Yirgine gour1
aus @asperid. Z. Sran5 Yel5er,
Sonoihubltueiber aus @aspertb.
nit Wargaretba gobler aus Geliiil-
gen. s.: Spbann 8eter 6riB, afe-
rer. init aatbariua Sheiieu, belize
aus Geiiingen; Seinrih @ilmes,
Shreiner, nit @~agoalena Stripes,
belize aus @ormepea; EauI Yier,
Waurer, nit aatbarina Steimans.
belize aus Soaeri6.
SterbefdIle. 4. Se6r.:
Nhil. Sroiien, oft 1 Sabr, ans Bon,
neueg. 6. Wtarie Sophie Seusfim
olT 3 Sabre, aus SpllertG. T.: Anna
Gpert, ult 70 s.. 8ittme BON Sranj
&cls aus Sollerih. s.: 2iia Suite
Srnm, alt 10 E., aus 8onnepeg /;
Barbara Sdmit, alt 43 s., Gbefrel
Don :. .. 9ram, Mfuurer sll 9on.
nemea; Widel Soiepb 9iper, alt ,
Mon. II. 1 &. aus Soiierid-g abnbof.
i6.: @rneitine @nneu, olt 8 s., aus
Spllerih. 9abnbof. H.: Seinr.
8onner, oft SO s.. BON SberpetruB.
49,: Matbias 9eden, alt Is S.,
Shloiier aus 9%onneipeg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

BON Mertert. a.: Sobann Geter
=. b. Sobnnn 0oitert, @drtner DON
8ulierbiQig. 23.: gliiabetb, e. u.
SSobonn Stemper, Sdloiier DON
8aiierbilig.
Setratben n. - Seine.
SterbefdIIe. = A. Se6ruar:
Sran8 Maierus, Sfreiner, So Sabre
alt, bon Mertert. o.: autborino
~SSoIepbtne 9edius, 10 Gage alt, bon
Wtertert. %: Inna Wargaretbe
gedius, II Gage oft, bon Wertert.
"a: Suianna S6ilb, @ittpe BON
Sernbaro 0touiel, 90 Sabre alt, BON
Wfertert.
Gipilitano Der staot &emid.
9eburten. = Z. Sebr.: gu.
lama. Z. b. Srieori6 Ginger, Mei-
ieritmieo. 81: @ruit, g. b. @ili.
broro Sells, Slider. %: aatbarinu,
Z. b. Midel &or, Zimmerman.
Setratben, 3. Sebr.: So
hann Eeter Bomb, Slufonierer ST
&emid, NIT Sbereie giifer, oblle
Stano, Su Staotbrebimls. T.:
Gtaen @ngeloinger, SdneiDer, NIT
Wtaria Solline 5iebIer, Siielerin,
geioe 81 Memid.
SterbefdIIe. - 1. 5ebruar:
&atb. Warr, 81 Sabre olt, obne
Stano, leoig. 49,: SObann 9eter
Serfem, s Wonate alt, 9. b. So.
hann 9erhem, Sflaiterer. 49,:
Srans 5ieoIer, 81 S. alt, 4unitidrei.
ner, leoig. 81: Gltiabetb Gales, 81
:. oft, Sauffrau, @ittpe bon aarl
Sels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

Dereiniote Staten.
Spc cincs GerSurragcnben lnrcn,-
burger Ericitcrs.

Spb cincs GerSurragcrben lnrcnt-
burger Erieltcrs.
Notre 8 M e, Slt0.,
20. Wfdr5 1902.
@eebrter Serr @eoafteurl
Ser bodp. Yuter gt. Stoifrl, s.
g. s., Grofeiior Der gried)iifet
2iterotur auf Der bielisen ~lltiuerli-
tot, lit beute Morgen INN 6 llbr ianit
i'm Serru entldlaien.
Set latgerer 3eit lit er an eiuem
ofuten Gbelmatismis uno am 10.
Mtdrs mnrOe er bon leinem lieben
hodm. Contractor q. &irlh, s. Q. s.,
nit Den bl. Sterbeiaframenten per-
ieber. Gr erboite li1 bornod III
iplHem 8rn6e, oab Die i'm beball0eln.
zen ger5te CUTE Sofinung auf &c.
nelung botten.
Im Wlttlpch brad,te man i'm alf
@unid nod Dem Mutterbouie. Sci!t
s}uItonb perIhlimmerte lia) mlb Der
ampeienoe gr5t {. &crteling erfldrie
Inn M%titternadt, oaB feline Sofimung
mehr porbahoen lei. lin balb 6 ltlr
trat Der SoOesfampi elm IN peld)enr
linn iein Observation-Disclosures
Nrelrno linb @onner Der bod)m. y.
Is. 6ranciscus, &. G. g., Sberer 9eS
SauieS, peiltanb, bis i'm eth lanit
inO aottergebener 500 BON leinem
Seiben erloItc.
Gattr Stofiel mar ols Srbens'
moln uuS 9ebrer cine 3ierbe Der
GenUiieniGnit mo iein Soo lit el.!
l,etber GerluIt fir oielelbe.
0ceoreH 1852 81 Sol5em i'm
BrcBber3paibum 9llremburg ltu.
birtc Ell i'm AtbenGum 5u 2uremburg.
bis CT 1874 nuf beu &otb ieines III.
timucn 8reunOeS &errn 8. S. 6ron,
discus iid eutldIloB, III Die 6ongrega.
ton bonn I'll. &reu5e 5u 9totre Dame,
Sno.. ein5ntreten utO i'm SerbIte
~beSici6en Subres ieinen GntihluB sur
Sreuoe ieiuer bieiigen 2anbsleutc
uno iriiheren Mit'diiler ausiubrte:
Gr legie ole @eliibbe alb in
Mppem6er 1875; erbielt Die bl. Trie-
ltcr.peihe an -. Sttober 1873 uuo
ieiette icine @rimi5 in Der ct. So.
ie3b'S : Stride 5t Wilbamata, Sno.,
am 20. Sttober oesielben Sabres. -
Il. l.. Z.
Idtungspoa
q. S. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Saar, IaisI. Gle! MO 0amsrad.

Sricr, 2. MGr5. 2anobauinipef.
tor @ilfens, tebniiher Seumter i'm
Wtiniiterium DER offentlifDeu Arbei-
ten, friiber BET Ser 9tegierung IN
Srier tbdtig, murbe bonn Sdmuree-
ridlt nod 20-itiiuoiger Serbanoluug
belIte Morgeu INN Az llbr Der llr.
tunbenfalid)ung uuo oes Setrugs i'll
stuolf SdIlen lfulOig ~befunOen. Sn
iieben Deiteren Gnflagen nerneinten
Die 8eidmoreneu Die Sdlilofrage.
ga Die Sertbeibisung neue 9eiDeis.
antrdge i%telte, wurbe Die &erbano.
lung auf beute Nahmittag pertaat.
lSu Ser f~ortgeiesten Bodybuilding
murbe, nuf ben Autrag Der Sertbei-
Oiauna Der gngeflagte CUR Seo6.
udtung ieines 9eiltes3uitanbes elmer
Srrenanitalt %iiberipieieu uno Die Ser.
banolung bis CUR ndhiten Shfpurge.
riftstagung ausgelest.
Selfamt. - Gin bieiieer @in5er
bate Dor stpet Sabren einen neueI
@einberg angelegt, jebo6 Sesbcls
uHD Reben aus 2otbringeu benust.
9u Die ginfubr bieier &eben per'
boten lit, 10 purDe, nafoem Die
Sahe Der 0olisei befunnt ee%iuorben
mar, Der gan5e @einberg ousgerotte1,
nit 8etrolelm besinii5irt uno Die
Heben perbrannt. Cine @ornu1g
fir aue @in5er, melde BEL 9eitan.
laaen BON @einbergen aus perbote.
men @e5irfen Hebbcl5 be5ie5en
ipollen.
Srier. - Sn Ser fisfaIii6en
@einberganlage i'm auelertbale, Die
raiten Sortidritt madt, iiuo CUR
3eit 100 StrafgefaHsene nno nbec
go Mrbeiter aus umliegenoen Srten
beihGftiat. gntgegeu Dem urlpring-
liden Slane miro ber onf 12O
Mtoreen beretnete @einberg audi
nod oberbalb Der fertiggeiteliten
itattliden &ellerei- uuo Mufieberge'
b6uoe auf Sarforit 81 ~ausgeoebnt
peroen. Son Den Inn porigen Sabre
bereits gepilaBten 10000 Stodem
iino io5uiagen, Oa MIR wenige Stud
ausgeblieben 1inb, ale idon unge-
mafien. Mud Der neue @eInber1
DER 0omperpultung on Der Moeler.
bride aeist flUtten Mno taoeuoien
Bug.
Srier, A. MGr5. Seute Iittag
bot iih Elm I'M einem Mbtheil 9. 3Iaiie
BEG Sdneu5uges aoln-Srier reiien.
Ser SEER, als ser 3ue in Die Station
Srier einfmbr, nit einem &epolpec
IN Die 9ruit geidoiien. Gerielbe 1T
elm frana0iiider Sngenieur. Or 1T
idmer perlest unb tpuroe IN Dos
8rmfenbaus Der 9armber5igen Dru.
Der aeidafft.
IN SrIm tpurbe Dor eintaen
Eaaen 0es Nahts elm ginbruhsoieb'
Itabl in Die Observation-Disclosures
Ser gudbanolung Wt. Is. 8~oeraen.
oes 8erlesers Der rgifeler Solts5el.
tuna", periibt. Cine Dor Dem 8alt.
boz Stern Itebenoc 9unf Duroe inter
zines Der 9ureaufeniter gei6leppt
uno oan Die nit Stmierieife be.
itridenen Steibeu eingeoriidt. Gem
ODER oen 9ieben iinb etrpa 50O-600
@orf IN Die SGnbe eefaaen. Die
Ehat blieb n%nbemerft, oa Der gigen.
thinner in eiuem Nebenbauie wobnf.
Sitburs, 9. Wtdr5. Gum 8iirger.
meiiter bon 9itburg uriroe Serr Geb,
sur 3eit 9%iirgermeiiter IN Seoetofen.
&reis Bonn, einitimmis sepubIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

INN berolla 81 fonitlert etlp0S Ems
pcrltmoteten, ootei bob iid) bas him
iere &oo bes @ogens IN Die @6bc
nno Sane5 fiel binrnter aui Sic
Strabe. Gr fam aitf Sen linteit
Vim FL faacn un0 brad bcuicl6cn
eb + 10 le3 CUB gea&. Ser Yer.
I'm l,-.e pnrGe in od8 yDubnlne
@dua" 0ebraut uno Or. Getcr
Sdlpinb nobm i'm IN @ehanoluug,
Settrn Samstog bradJte i'm Scrr
@ilrtb no6 ieincr Nobnung III 0tc'
0ouio Somulbip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Der ,Cbermoicl Scitmng" entnel
I6tmngspoa
q. S.. s..

men mir bas Solgenbe:
@ei unieren Sanosleuten iii
Ymerifa ihelut cine gail5 groBe Be
aeiiteruug iiir Die neue a%athebrale
an berriGen. Sbre Seitrdge limo be-
trdhtlif. Die 9uremburser.ameri-
taner reroen cine eieene Seitea-
ia.eue IN Ger neuen 8atbeora!e
tabcn.
1m @clcpme, Sa., itarb om Som.
tao, cen l6. Wtar6, i'm Suule leiqer
Sehter, Srou 9ude, Der lupblbe.
ionnte Nerr &eter Sfils. Der Ser
ilorbene bat gnbe lebten sSSabres
cmen @rippeuaufaa erlitten mo mar
ieither ME mebr redt geiuno. Gr
lplrrbe Dor ~ Sabren I'M Sltrem.
brrgiiGen geboren, tam I'M Alter
bon % Sabren na6 Imeritu uno
~ bnte leitber IN Sadlon County.
Seine 8uttin lit ibm berelts Dor SaD-
rem in Die Glpigfeit porungegangea
neln ainoer iiberleben i'm nod. Die
@eeroiaung fano BON Der ct. So
iepb's.&irde aus, Itatt. Woge er
ruben IN SrieDenl Gen Sinter-
bliebeneu utter 8eileiOl
Die nIOrt @aibinstOn 3eitunsA
i6reibt:
= 9isaie 2onblineer, aeborene
@elter, Die @attin bon Yater 0orlo.
liuaer, lit in 3idmonb, @irginia, i'm
Glitter bon 80 Sabren geItorben. Sic
thar cine Sohter Der @ittme Mel-
dior @eIter uno binterlaBt uebIt
ibrem trmIernoeu @atteu I'M
&inoer, bas iiingite spei Sabre alt.
Ssbr Sater uno ieds 8eldmiIter IhtD
ihr i'm Sooe porangeganeen. Sie
2eihe p,trbe nod Cafe Gbur6 &C.
ianbt unb am Sreitag bort auf Dem
ct. Marien. Srieobofe our6 Heu.
Griider beeroigt. @on Chicago
tparen anpeienb: 90. WeIter, 9ic.
@eiter,, Sobn Simmer, Sol. 9onr.
IInaer, Srau Wtife Gpen lno SoEu
Srid, iopie Srau Meldiur @eiter
bon Mlbanp Wftd)., ole Wtllffer Der
&abingeldieoenen.
Gem ygcYtars Serolo" lit Dos
Solaenoe entnommen:
Sn. s. Mtammen bon bier, Der
ais Sreimiaiger iiir ben ipanildj.
amerifauii6en &rieg aniperben lteB
uno Damn IN Den Gbid1ma9ua-Sager
erfrantte, wuroe beaad)ridtigt, ocB
ibm Die Heeierune cine Eeulion prIl
so per Ntonat erlaubt bat, 3u
Gleifer Belt nuroe linn cine Iuipei.
lung BON 1920 ulS ~riiditGnOige
9eniion iiberionbt. Mammen lit let
Der Grfranfrmg in Den beriihtigtell
geitlagern tbeilmeiie taub uno 5eit-
peiIia bot er in Solge Der nGmlifen
&ranfbeit groBe 0ibtihmer5en.
- Sic Samilie Sobn Gar bat ibre
an 5. StrnBe eelegeue @cbnung Gil
SSrau Brandon permietbet uno &c.
bentt am 1. Ipril nab Der Gulte ocs
ftilen OCEANS abSueilen.
Sobu @agner, Der Die letter
paar Mtonate in 2e@tars lid mIibie!t,
reiIte letteu 0ieustag noh galatof,
Winn.. I'm nod Den SriibjabrSarbei'
ten auf ieiner Surm al ieben. @ah'
reno 0es Souumers geoenft Serr
&aaner cine Eeiie nab europa 81
unternebmen.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-11
New Music Pupils.

Miss Frances Thomas and Miss
Rose Braun former pupils of Dean
Wrightson in Chicago arrived at
noon today TO resume their studies
with him. They brought with them
Master Wilbur Wrightsop, the sew
en- year old son of the Dean. Miss
Thomas and Miss Braun are two of
the most promising pupils the Dean
has and they will be cordially vel
coined here; two more of his schol-
ars in Chicago notified him this
week that he will be here January
lst 20 study with him. With the two
students from New Haven and one
more that is expected from Chicago,
total OF eight in ali with Miss
Skeels who is here, have followed
their instructor.
Miss Myrtle ID. Shaw OF Fairmont,
who was to have gone TO the Pea
body Institute Baltimore to contin-
ne her studies, where she was study
ing all last year, has changed her
plans and commences on Monday to
come here three times week to
study with Dean Wrightson.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-11
Philippi Street Fair Closed.

PHILIPPI, w Va, Oct. TO- clos
ing day of the annual street fair and
carnival held at Philippi, w, Va. was
marked by one of the most romantic
incidents ever known here. This was
the public wedding Of Mr.. Noah
Lantz to Miss Gertrude Talbot. The
ceremony took place on platform
overlooking the amphitheater in the
court square, and was witnessed by
25, 900 people The bride was hands
some young woman just turned 81,
while the groom was four years her
senior.
The couple met for the first time on
the day of the marriage. 1t was case
Of love at first sight. The ardent love
poured into the ears Of the blushing
maiden the old, old story of which
bards for ages have sung He found
that the sentiment was earnestly re-
ciprocated, and he proposed that the
wedding take place the same evening
in the presence of the vast multitude
of people assembled at the exhibition
of the fair. After some hesitation the
young woman consented.
The story of the romatic proceeding
soon spread among the crowd AT the
conclusion of the ceremony a mighty
cheer went up from the assembled
thousands, and the happy couple We're
the recipients Of innumerable congrat-
ulations, as we'll as very large col.
lection of wedding presents hastily
provided by their friends. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Chenoweth, pastor of the Methodist
Church at Philippi.