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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-17

n y, both large rnd small In ali parts
small y, ana lands Lands iu large and
6ps =, tracts near city and county. 4
fon,..nsl Investment for some one IS 1890 acres
in o zen miles north Of city; will double
yeerD year ana perhaps quadtuple in i've
Mil o., fortune for some one Who
~" rake III See Us. Harral & Harral.
80
Firns. LOTS, 50xl25, on Bingham street,
In nev ware. near car line. 5000. II taken
neor ~ rev days; nice five-room cottage
Ss,no Washington and Houston avenue at
WstS several nice homes IN the sixth
II Vt NlluO and upward; terms. Wan.
"'SeAewske & Co.. 300 Kiam building.
-
is,n, HOME on Sampson street, good
los ~ snall payment down. some choice
- ~ oheri nve-rOom cottage near Santa
strss u.epol AZ $500; cottage on Congress
OischSS pnNement, at / nnrgain. VIM. II
s;---ssSae&kke Co. 100 Klam building. II
q g. LIpsTONE, Nc a01 BI1z bnIldIng,
'3Angos real estate. %
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WANTED Two hundred ears sound Japan
rice straw, haiel; send samples. j. Ian.
huE. ~ Campo. Texas. -
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EDUCATIONAL.
ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

NUM- & MUM,
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
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- -T11N- SO acres, an ready for WORK,
"a nor acre cash, mus sell a. Law
III rcs Toombs, sO7 Commerce avenue. 24
~ GTAY \ co, Houston, buy sell,
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foN sALE-New cottage Just finished, Ave
i9ems on Louisiana car line coiner; four
easy payments. Hannah X Parsons. lOli
ItNaS avenue. %
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Ell THE PEOPLE
what you want.
4, ESTATE FOR SALE.

r 10 INTEREsT-Do YOU
REM nfY i HOME? 22c 4 DAY
mt "a m WE WILL BUILD YOU
~ ~ FROM SlOOJ 10 5000 ANH
'Ho9,Nsb n THE UNITED SIATEss:
ACE ylppAY m BACK IN MoNrilL,1t
u CAR ar 1870 ON EACH SlOlo
|lML ,NNiHTIu0TiT INTEREST OR Rent.
|ED cmoiuiPriANY is HEAYILY BOND,
~ ITu gF ABOVE RATE CONTlNLED
\ II ly AMOUNT, BOOKS ,oPEN
9NyrsTIG CATION. CORRESpOND-
u q, IN s,niTTIIcITED. AGENTS. WANTED.
IC n usSXIrfssiToN HOME BuILD!NG CO.
IEohiTTffyE co, OLD PHONE l3lS.
lEkAn utiinNr $50. 400 KHAN BUILD
q HOUSTON IEAA'' -
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I.,,I -. - TTIIVIVNVW EOOU SInOOTn rIOO
iand, % acres timber. along creek. cross
illg same, lwo miles from sta ion. thirteen
mlles from Houston on good rond this
week AZ 50: 100 acres black land am rfeT
mlle from station, eight miles from Hons.
Ton, three miles from Harrisburg near
sneii road; improved. only $50 per acre.
y, ". Ii"ui' --o Maih. 80
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NITINE Is hereOY gIN0n that me 0nnunT
meeting Of the stockholders of the lGous.
ton aud Texas Central Railroad company
viii be held ut the general office OF tho
company IN the city of Houston, Harris
county, Texas. at u o'clock noon on Mon
day, the 7th day OF April. 1902. and that
the annual meeting II the board Of dirpc
tors OF said company Will b. held at the
same place ami on the same day, hume
date.y after the adjournment Of the said
annual meeting of the stockholders, WM.
II. Field, Secretary. ATOP
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EOR sALE- New cottage Just finished, fouf
rooms on silver street. corner Edwards.
sixth ward; will sell cheap and on easy
avenue. ~
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LSl AND HALE with cottage, close In,
S5JOoi two lots ON Gray $500 TWO lots
; nnu Two houses near new school SlSOO;
IIinnree lots on Iceland cheap. Pye &
Bollfrass Kiam building. Ia
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OIL STOCKS.

WILLIAM r. KING & co, member,
Houston, Texas, oil Exchange oIer great
bsrgalns IN oil stocks and solicit orders
S-9I
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HEIGTIlS LOTS, six reas car line. only
Address L. o. Box II, o5
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200 ACRES bayou front, near VarrlSL0rg.
aiso several small tracts and Improved
property on Harrisburg road. Pye \
B0llfrass, Klam building 10
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NO ST "W ANTS"
Il ARE READ.

Il ARE READ.
'~-~>>r~N~>~>~~N~~s-~~~
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HEIGHTS LOTS, six re1s car line only
500 each; one,thlrd cash, balance one year.
Address Z o, Box 81 ~
900 ACRES bayou front. near HARRISBURG:
also several small tracts and improved
bbiJip"sly on Harrisburg road. Pye X
bolllIAss, kldm building. 10
FOR sALE-New cottage lust finished Ave-
looms on Louisiana car line. COZ uert four
blocks from fannin school: cheap ANA on
esasy payments. Hannah n Parsons, lOlT
IeXaS avenue. %
FOR SALE New cottage lust fnlShed four
rooms on silver street. corner Edwards.
sixth ward; will sell cheap and ON easy
payments. Hannah x Parsons, 1917 Texas
avenue -
LOT AND HALF with cottage, close In
S1JuVi TWO lots ON Gray $3.50: TWO lots
Inu TWO houses near new school SlSOO;
IIhree lois on Iceland cheap. pyc &
-- oollirass' klam building. 10
$40 ACRES improved good slnoo-h r7cS
ihnd' % acres timber. along creek cross
IuS same, iWo miles from sta ion. thirteen
m ,nnois rom Houston on good road, this
week NJ 81: 100 acres black land uuorter
nlle from station eight miles from Hons.
ION: three miles from Harrisburg nnnr
IL f9qa imployed. only $50 per acre
y, nam, 10 Main 10
FOR SALE-A nice four-room cofIare IN
second ward. price $500 Address Mrs
- - y. arlington, A. Buffalo street 10
MOST EMABKABLE oil land pr0DcsIfIon
rNSr conceived; small invcstmcut oil Mn
Sputely assuredi write for 10. Texas OH
l.LnI o, boN tuS Houston. Texas 20
FOR SALE-Threo lots and improvempnts
on inc corner Of Gregg and Gregg hlock
~ Vhapman's third addition. Fifth ward:
also ~ acres In the William nnhus
dcrs. S"i.
FOR quick sale, to realize, We o1Tsr %
lulS OAK Park addition for SIS per Iot
Sherry Son. 3lOa Main is
NEAT itvoroOm cottage with bathroom iust
completed III Fifth Waid TO exchange for
vacant lots or for sale on easy puvmputs
kogcrs y Nebb, KAN building. II
MY 1000 ACRES prairie ricc land Austin
county between Wallis and Senly; SD
per acre. john Sleeper, Waco. Texas. II
GOOD RICE FARM Of 2O5 acres with rail.
road running through IL and switch on
ANU plenty OF water with engine and
pump In position; land all fenced and in
cultivation; good Scyen.room house: easy
terms and low rate of interest. Rogers
y Webb, KAN building TT
CHILDERS & LAWS-Real estate aud rem
tai agents, and bureau of information
Give them your business, and il will be
attended to and returns made promptly
Ofice first floor Burnett hotel. 1924
WILLIAM A. WTLSON-Office 203 Kan
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
FOR SALE--7OOO acres Of land with the
pine timber cut, 5000 acres with good
pine; the lO.OoO acres is in solid body;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-11
ECHO DE L'OUEST

nos actes soient purs, notre volon-
t6 .droite, quill faut encore Sc
ployer luz exigences s%ociales ct
donner dams ga conduite ext4rieu-
re l'exemple de l'honneur qui gui-
de notre vie morale.
ii ne restait qu'un parti a prem
DIRE; Am6d6e ne ferait aucune con-
cession aux exigences de la situa-
ton; son caraot6re, devenu plus
enter par la lutte, ne concentrate
pas aux arrangements ct aux sacri-
fees. II fallait done, ellie y pensait
en- tremblant, il fallait SO s6parer.
LIE devoir 6tait Ia; sous peine de
ld6cholr dams l'estime publique, il
fallait partir.
Ellie fit part de son projet a So
mere. Nine de Ribienne consentit
q ce que Marie passat les huit GU
dix jours de vacancies aupr6s dune
cousine mari6e q Alancon; au bout
de CO temps, Am6d6e devant SO
rendre q son poste, Marie review
draft q R6millac.
Lies deux Games d6cid4rent qu'on
ne pr6vlendrait pas Am6d6e, don't
les prieres ct les regrets auraient
suscit6 de norveaux combats.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-11

settlement ellie cOnclualt que son
Intervention 6tait sans eficacit6
sur cette nature d6grad6e ct qu'un
autre instrument serajt, entire les
mains de Dieu, plus dlgne Dope
rer cette @uvre de salut. Ellie s'ar-
r6tait dams son travail ct dams ga
vote au moment meme de la re-
compense, quand, de cette terre f.
cond6e par son d6vouement, sa pa
thence, sa charlie, ses prieres ct ses
harness, allait sortir la semence de
vie ct d'immortalit6.
VOLTA que sur le point de partir,
Dieu jeta la pens6e de cette mise
rable au c@ur de Marie, CONNIE
une petite lumi6re qu'elle ne de-
wait pas 6teindre, ct Marie SO dit
quill fallait parler q M. lie cure de
cette vieillesse d6laiss6e.
Ellie fit arreter la voiture sur la
place de l6glise a l'heure on la
messe, qui ee village a six heures,
r6unitsait d6ja quelques femmes.
Pres de l'autel de la Sainte- Verge,
agenouill6e par terre, Pair humble,
SO tenait Virginie. II y await Gin
quante ans, au moins, qu'elle ne
franch1ssait plus le seuil do &c lieu
b6ni. Et c'6tait au moment Oh Ma
RE d6sesp6rait de cette anne que,
guid6e par son ange garden, la
vieille femme repentante venait
d I'5glise chercher le repos ct le
pardon.
Son attitude 6ta1t touchante, ellie
await une espece de honte d'etre Ia
au meme rang que les ames pieu-
ses qu1 ont Requirement ct pure
ment servi Dieu. E:le tenait entire
ses mains un petit cierge de deux
GU trojs sous qu'elle d6sirait ct no.
salt placer sur lie socle Oh une
branche de fer, dispose q Get usa-
ge, recoit journellement Q mar
ques de la pi6t6 des fd6les. Quel-
quefois ellie l'avancait vers lie petit
clerc r6pondant a la messe, ct &C.
lui ci ny prenant pas garde, ellie
baissait promptement la main ct le
regard. L'humilit6 sincere est une
des vertus les plus touchantes du
christianisme, mails ellie 6meut sur
tout dams la vieille femme don't les
cheveux sont blancs, qui a lexp6-
rience de quatre vingts ct que]ques
ann6es. Marie Sophie faillit lais-
ser 6chapper un cri en- voyant Vir-
ginie humble ct courb6e en- pr6sen-
ce de Dieu, ellie sentit tout son
occur s'6lever vers lie ciel en- actions
de graces. II lui semblait que les
anges allaient venir eux-m6mes
prendre le cierge de cette pauvre
vleille femme ct l'allumer en- signe
de cette lumiere de la fol retrou-
wee qui pamenait au pied de Pau
tel apres %cinquante ans d'absence.
La messe achev6e, Marie Sophie
s'approcha du jeune r6pondant ct
lui indiqua du do1gt Ia pauvre Vir-
ginie qui tendait son cierge. LIE
clerc le prit, la plaza ct palluma.
La vieille femme regarda radieuse
la famine qui s'6levait ct montait
vers le ciel, un vague sourire, com
me un dernier rayon, brilla dams
ron regarc 6tejnt, puls falsant une
reverence q l'autel, ellie sortit de
P6glise.
Marie, qui ne l'avait pas perdue
des yeux, marcha sur ses traces, ct
s'6cria tendrement dos qu'elle fut
dams lie cimeti6re:
Ma mere, ma bonnie mere,
maintenant vous aimez le bon
Dieu?
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(Sune,
Ii revint de la duret6 q la pri6re.
Ellie l'interrompit.

Ellie l'interrompit.
-N'ajoutez rien, Am6dee: ces
paroles ne CONVENIENT pas q mes
sentiments aetuels; %autrefois, peut-
etre, j'aurais 6cout6 favorablement
de parcels aveux, les temps sont
CHANGES, ]'ai change avec eux; mon
amiti6 la plus tendre vous est &C.
quise, j'ai pour vous tous les sen.
timents d6vou6s dune sBur.
-Je men veux pas dit-il avec
duret6, vous me jetez can le de-
sespoir pour ne pas violer je ne
sails qu'elle sotte loi humane qui
n'existe que dams votre magma
ton, vous me condamnez q vivre
miserable, q MOURN vous m'0tez la
raison.
Ellie l'aimait mieux irrit6 que
tendre, ct pourtant, ct
voyant sa figure enfamm6e, ses
regards ardents, l'espece de rage
avec laquelle il arpentait la serre,
ellie cut pressure peur de lie voir
atteint de folie.
-Je serai votre saur, dit-elle
en- sortant de la serre.
Son anne 6tait convulsive. Que
ne sly 6tait-il pas d6battu, pendant
ce long entretien? Qu'elle eut trou-
We doux, la pauvre Marie, d'ecou-
ter son humanit6! En- s'6loignant
ellie SO disait avec amertume qua
med6 la jugeait froide, dure ct aus
tere.... ellie pensa REIMBURSEMENT
aussi que Dieu, qui volt tout, la
consolerait, puisqu'il l'avait soute-
nue. dams une lutte 81 douloureuse.
Ellie 6tait d6cid6e q tout confer
q sa mere. Son occur 6tait encore
oppress6 en- racontant &c qui We
matt de Sc passer ct sa parole br6-
ve ct coupee disait clairement sa
souffrance.
Nine de Ribienne ne sly trompa
pas. Ellie essaya de faire revenir
Marie sur sa determination.
Ne me tentez pas, ma mere,
dit la jeune file, &c marriage est
impossible, je men donnerai pas lie
scandale a ceux qui Investment.
L'Eglise, plus sage que nous, leur
a refuse longtemps son concours,
actuellement encore il fault de
nombreuses dispenses qui attestent
lirr6gularit6 de pareilles alliances.
-Tu es bien severe pour tot
meme, mon enfant; car c'est ia vie
que tn brises.
Ellie est bris6e ,depuls long
temps, r6pondit-elle avec I'm triste
SQUIRE, 81 vous parlez de ce qui
tient au ceur; mails ma conscien-
ce.
Nine de Ribienne insista fable
ment. Ce marriage, ellie pouvait le
tol6rer sans l'approuver jamais. FL
lie partageait les id6es de sa file
sur lirregularit6 de CO genre DIAL
liances auxquelles nous devons
bien DIES plates que Ia soci6t6 de-
vrait ignorer.
Pendant quelques jours, une GER
tame gene regina entire les mem
bres de la famllle. Am6d6e ct Ma
rie-Sophie Sc fuyaient, Fun parce
quill 6tait bless6, l'autre parce
qu'elle etait craintive. II est diff
Gle qu'un pareil 6tat de chooses SO
prolonge dams lintimit6 forc6e de
la campagne.
On matin Am6d6e dit:
-Vous nae fuyez?
Pour votre repos, r6pondit
Marie.
II SQUIRT am6rement:
-Vous men avez pas de souci?
reprit-il.
Ellie remua la tote en- signe de
d6n6gation.
oh! Marie, nous pourions etre
heureux!
cAbandonnez ce reve, ct regar-
DEE en- face la v6r1t6, Am6d6e, Ia
settlement est le bonheur.
-Alors vous aimez quelqu'un?
dit-il avec un cri de rage.
Jaime Dieu.
XIV
DAMS IA nHAnMTERE
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"a coatinuo.J

A vendre q tres has priy un ma
gnifque lot de So l57 pieds, 81
tue sur la 38eme avenue pres de
la 4eme rue. LIE propri6taire est
oblig6 de gutter cette vile ct
vendra q tres bon march6. S'a-
dresser pour de plus amples infor-
nations aux bureaux de CO jour
nal.
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Les Piues Moro font un sang richie ct pur, gu&rissent la
constipation ct aident aux hommes a manager &c quils veuent
ct quand lis lie veulent.
Les hommes qui digerent bien sent rarenent &prouves de
nervosite, de manque de sommeil, de faiblesse generate ct de
maux de reins.
Tenir son estomac en- bon eat est la premiere condition
pour avoir une bonnie sante ct ERE heureux. ST vous souf-
FREE de dyspepsia, essayez une bette de Plules Moro, eles
vous soulageront nous en- sornrnes certains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-11

Les inqui6tudes de Calino.
-Ce oui m'ennuie le plus, c'est
de penser qu'apr4s ma mort on d.
ra du NAL de moi, scion l'usage....
ct que je ne serai plus Ia pour me
dAfendre!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-11

Les parapluies sont CONNIE
les hommes pol1tiques: ills sc re-
tournent dams la tempete.
Lies Sarrasins, ma1tres de J6-
rusalem, ne croyaient pas que les
"crois6s" y entreralent par les fe-
metres.
IL y a I'm tas de mensonges
quill fault balayer sans prendre
garde q ceux qui semettent devant.
Cure OARS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
IN SOCIETY


With the nearer and nearer approach OF
Holy Week affairs In the social world
grow few and very far between and
might indeed, be said to be in a state
of inocuous desuetude.
'Tis but the calm before the storm, how
ever for one hears even yet the indi-
stinct rumble of the social whlrl which
is to usher in the supplementary Easter
season.
Aside from the big ball which DR.. and
Mrs. Sullivan are TO give on Easter Mon
day evening there will be another impor-
tant social function, viz, dance for
the debutantes and younger set at the
Agawam Hunt club. for which Mrs IT,
Martin Brown and Miss Brown have just
issued invitations
The Chafng Dish class at the Provl-
dence Cooking school, composed OF the
popular debutantes OF the past year, Miss
Grosvenor, Miss Gammell, Miss Marion
Brown. Miss Isabel Brown. Miss Studley
Miss Parks and others, will give a lun-
cheon to their gentlemen friends, pre-
pared by their own hands, at the school
next Monday at l o'clock That the
luncheon will be a marvel OF excellence
from a culinary point of view is fore
gone conclusion and fortunate are those
who are hidden 10 the feast
Miss Deborah Sayles and her brother
are enroute for home, having curtailed
their European trip because OF the illness
OF their father, Hon. Frederick c. Sayles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
GERMANY'S rIEAT DECREE.

Towha the decree recently German
will operate bar the importation meat pro.
ducts be definitely known until the full
hand According the dispatches its face
prohibits the Importation and sale preparing
substances and employed capable mparng
goods properties injurious health The council is
Serted has decided that this provision applies and it's
salts which used presevaes by American packers meats
for export
That such decision has been surprising view the
declaration of scientists preevavcs are
entirely harmless Of the correctness of their
doubt and the decree be indicated
must be set down unfend ubege
pose of pacng the German agrarans by protecting from
American competition Were the
TO the German market unwhoesome degree
health the would be justified only placing
heavy duty them, but prohibiting their importation a
together.
Such however the and federal
Gil in seeking the bars against American products ON
the specious claim that they injurious an
unwarranted reflection the quality of that constitute
large part exports German may regard this as
shewd international policy certainly from wise indeed
in the endt will far harmful country than
this One thing these should that that
the United States will not fail to view the shutting its products
az an act dictated by unfrend spirit and no more
hesancy formally notifying Germany the than there was in
making clear Russia and the other powers the open door
must be maintained in China.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
Russian Reform"

The attempt made by the Russian gov
ornment TO break up the saloon habit and
lessen the temptation TO drink by forcing
consumers to buy their vodka I'm sealed
packages and take IL home. instead OF
drinking Il on the premises. must be re-
garded think. as a failure. The peasants
do not take their "mono-Dolka' home
they drink II I'm the streets.
Official and unofficial reports from all
parts OF European Russia agree in stat
ing that the most noticeable result OF the
establishment OF the government monop-
DIV is the great and alarming increase OF
street drunk mess and disorder. peas
ant now buys a bottle OF vodka. carries
"a away. and drinks himself into q state
OF helpless or ouarrolsomc intoNication
ucrhans I'm the open street, within a hum
dred yards OF the government shop.
Members OF the Nizhni-N -NovRorod city
council who have recently made n study
of this disqlicting feature OF the reform.
report that an overwhelming majority OF
consumers IN that city drank their vodka
in the open street; that this often results
I'm disorder. lighting. the robbery OF wom-
en- and the tempting OF boys TO drink by
groupcs OF intoxicated peasants; that po-
lice have 20 be- Withdrawn from other
parts of the CITY I'm order TO strengthen
the force I'm the vicinity Of the govern
mcnt shops: and that the city hospitals
arc ovcrcrowded as a result of taking I'm
posurc to cold or rain while lying dead
drunk out OF doors.
Rsports OF n similar character have
come from the provinces Of tfa. MOSCOW,
Tambof, Pultava, Niatka. Saratof and
Riazan George kennan, in the Outlook.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
Wood Pulp Paper.

Let us consider how n wspapcr IL made
I'm one Of tho great mills Of the Adiron-
dack mountains, where the giant ma
chimes. rafting on. day after day never
stopping. arc scarcely able 90 supply the
demand Of a single newspaper. The tim
ber, which Is fellcd IN the forests Of the
north, in winter. is hoated TO the mill In
the mountain streams by the spring
freshets. and piltd up I'm great heaps.
about the mill buildings. whose many
roofs. chimneys and towers form n
strange picture In the wilderness against
the background OF cloud-topped noun
taina.
by being fed 10 Shrieklng saws. tho
spruce logs are cut Into pieces that are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21

BUSIEI.--In this city, Goth inst, Ellen
Frances. wife of George H. Busiel aged
81 years
CARMODY---Tn this oity, 10Th inst, Ber-
tha. daughter OF John and Mary j. Car
niody, aged years, months, q days
HAINSwORTH-In this city, 2oth inst.
Joseph Hainsworth, aged "a years.
HEBERT--At Quidnick, II. T., 18th inst.
Jane T.. wife of Joseph Hebert aged 50
years.
SILvA--In this city. goth inst. Mary A.
wife OF Antoine Silva, aged 80 years.
THATCHER--In Providence. 10th inst,
Abby NJ, daughter of Leander A. and
the late Nancy J. Thatcher, aged 20
years.
wATERs-In this city. 10Th inst, at his
residence. 20 Almy street Hardin c.
Waters.
WILLIAMS-In Woonsocket 10Th inst,
Henry Il. Williams. aged 80 years.
YOuNG-In Greenville. 10Th inst. Mary
j.. beloved wife Of George n. Young,
aged 10 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
NOTES FROM THE HaRBoR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past "a hours:
Arrlved-Steamers CHESTER w. Chaplin,
Hazard. fremont. Wilcox. New York; Es-
sex, Parker BaltImore Bay Queen. Bow
en-. Fall River and return: City OF New
port. Rickertson, Newport and return
tugs G. Il, Sanford. Standard OH com
pany No. ?. Patience, Fred r.. Ives, s.
Thomas Brown barges Josephus. Stan
dard Oil company 20.
Sailed-Steamers Chester w. Chaplin
fremont, Pequot, New York: tugs c. Il.
Sanford. Fred +. Ives, Patience, Standard
oil No. ?. schooners blanche NJ King
Farnham. coal port; bargcs Iowa. Black
Ston. Sherwood. Pioneer. :. h. Carleton,
Masic
The steamer Virginia did not arrive at
her dock from New York Yesterday until
after o'clock and sailed again at l0:30.
The tug Patience arrived in port this
morning and Capt. Calhoun reports the
loss OF the old tim barge Esopus.
The tug left Philadelphia on Monday
with the bargcs II. :. Stetson. Josephus
and Esopus and were being towed IN the
the tow encountered heavy snow storm
and . gale.
Capt. Calhoun had n man on watch.
who through the binding snow could see
at times that the tow was intact. but he
did not for more than four hours see the
flag OF distress that was displayed upon
The barge had sprung n leak. but th,
condition OF tho boiler was not equal 10
the task OF pumping the water out. 80 "A
distress signal was set.
Fortunately the storm ceased for a
while and the signal was sesn. and the
barges Joeephus and StetS6n were
dropped and the work of taking of the
crew OF the Esopus was begun and was
successful.
The barge was then towed az near the
shore as possible and abandoned The
Patience then picked up her two and
proceeded
The Esopus was the old Italian bark
Gaetano Rfppetto aud was built IN Naltri.
Italy, In 1859 She has been coal barge
r. n. Little OF this city.
She had cargo Of nearly 1000 tons OF
coal consigned 10 the Eastern Coal COM
pany
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21

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