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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-02
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gett iiber so s,abreu

ihDn nurbe Wars. Winslop's Soo.
thing SDrup nDn MiIiDnen pDr
waiittern beim 8abnen Der Seinber
angeuenoet. Wirft Dn i'm Shlafe
ourb baS Sbreien zines &inbes ge.
lt0rt. oas i'm 8abnen iit unt boz
Sbmer5en meint? gBern 10, laiie
iOfDrt cine Slaibe ppn ,Mrs.
WinslDmS SoDtbing Syrup" bDlen.
Sein 8ertb lit unbesablbar. ga
miro oem fleinen 2eioenben 1pfDri
2inoerung neribaffen. BerlaBt eud
oaramf, Wfiitter, eS lit fein 8meifel
oariiber. @s beilt Diarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wasen uno Die geieren, be.
leitigt Wino &Dlif, erpeibt ben
@aumen, nerbinbert Gntaiinbuno
unb itdrft oas gauge Spftenn. .Mrs.
8inslutDs Sootbing Sprup" fir aab.
nenoe &inber lit angenebm i'm @e.
ibmaf; bas &ecept ftanlint pun
einem Der beften meibliben Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S iit Bel allen
Druggiiten in Der gansen @elt au
buben. BreiS 25 Gents per sSlaIbe.
&auft nibts anberes, als Wers.
Winsloms SoothinasShrup.
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LOUIS EckNARF. wHoLEsALEHAENpLER SAN ANToNlo TEXAS

- Sn Bbifabelpbia bat Der @bau-
ipieler 8arrp SDbnftpn bic 28idbrige
Sbauipieferin Wers. &ate 6aIieli
erIbuiien unb oann Selb1tnpro be-
ganeen. glls oas Wtotip Der boppel=
ten Bluttbat miro @tferiuht aneege.
ben.
- Nomiral Deuep lit tpieoer in
ben aftinen Warine<Dienit getreten,
inbem er oas 9pmmanbD Der uMap=
fomer' iibernabn, nit Der er mad
bem @araibiihen Weeere banlpfen
miro. UNI bort mdbreno Der Mann1=
Der oas &ommanoD iiber bas @e=
ihuaoer gu iibernebmen.
= l1eber ben 8uitanb bes tranfen
Bbilantbropen Carnegie iIt enolib
Hdberes befannt getpprben. Be=
fanntlib bieB es. 6aB Der &r1ius
nit ieiner Sanilie in Der 59meiS
an Btumainpergiftung erfranft lei.
Dieie Weloung tpar ieopb irrtg. Der
ebemaliee Stablf6nig leioet, tpie aus
better QuelIe perii9ert piro, an elmer
Wierenfranfbeit, bic iid als unbeil=
bar ertueiIen mag.
= Nls elm in bpben1 Grade be-
merfenswertbes 8eiben Der 8eit
fam Die fo.genbe, aus Safion,
Wiii., fommenoe Nadribt beseih=
net ueroen: Sin 8Drtrdt bes BraIi=
oenten 2incoln miro in Der &ubmes=
bale i'm 3apitDl bes @taates Miil=
iiiiippi aufgebdnet merben. Das
BDrtrat tpuroe auf elm biesbesngli=
Dies @rluben uDn 6errn Stobert g.
9incoln in Chicago aeibift unb tpiro
neben bemienigen bes Generals See
aufgebdngt meroen.
Sir Die Mais= s=Grnte oes Staa=
tes 9ebrasta tpar 1902 elm Necoros
Sabr. Der Durbibnitts= grtrae pru
Gere betrdgt ndmliG 35 8uibels,
eegen Ia, i i'm 8priabre, 26 i'm Sabre
1900 uno % in ben lebten aebn Seb=
rem.
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Aus ofr sutfn altfn Brit.

@n einem fletnen Geri9t auf benz
Weiterpalb funsirte por sSo6ren ein
Ridter, benz bic @ieli9reiberei unb bic
9lftenftObe febr unansenebm iparen.
Ser gu srOBe Sab sesen bic erfere
folte ibn einmal In nidt serir1ge Der
lesenbett briruen. Gines Saaes bate
er Der @enbarmerie ben Muftrag eez
geben. ben Bauer q. %. gu berhaften.
9lo9bem biefer feds Wo6sn binter
S9lob unb @iesel seiefen bate, obne
bsrb0rt gu tperben, beidperte er ii9
BET benz gefdnsnibauffeber, Der ii9
aud ben Mutb nabm. benz ssitrensen
Germ Ri6ter gu fasen, ber8ausr tpolIe
tptiien, tparum er eigentli9 etngdperrt
let. Da aber iiber bic Snbaftirung
ni9ts protofolltrt tpar unb ber Nihter
iih bes @runbes burhaus nid9t mebr
ertnnern fonnte, mubte Der Bauer ents
lahen tperben. glun absr tpeiaerte fi6
biefer, bas 9efdnsnib gu perlaiIen, bis
man ihm bic WeranlaFung feiner Der
haftnng idriftli9 mitsetbeilt babe.
SEPT mar gutter Ratb ibeuer. Der
bungern fonnte man ben gouer niht
laifen, unb, trosbem man bie Sbiire
au feiner 3elle Sag unb gla6t offen
lieB, fniff er ni9t aus. Qlues ueber.
reben bolf ni4ts, er blieb. Da zines
Morsens fam benz Mufieber ein retten>
Der @eoante; er lief iofort gum mi9s
ter nnb fagte: n9eut' tperbe i'd ben
Bauer Los" 9lnitatt Wafsr unb 1rob
CAB es ausnabmsipeiIe an biefem Mits
tag 5tpei gut sefalaene Seringe unb
peatartoffel, aber-obne @afer. Mit
pohrem .5eibhunser esnob Der nidts
abnenbe 2onbmann iein Mabl. gaun
aber itelte ii9 balb cin brennenber
Durit elm. Wobl mar Dor bem &C.
fGngniB ein 3iebbrunnen, an benz er
fi4 Mofer bplen tonnte, ober er abnte.
bab man ibm, ipenn sr bic 3eue pers
lieb, einen Strei9 fpielen tDnne. gr
be9loB besbalb, Bis aur Duntelbeit Al.
pdrten. 2eife f9li9 er bann gum
8runnen, I'M f6nea ben Biz aur llnz
ausiteblidteit seitiegenen Durit au
l0fhen. No9 bate er bas erquidenbe
NoB ni6t an feinem Munbe, frad! bo
flog bic @efdngniBtbiire au; ber Ri6s
ter tonnte aufdtbmen-er tpar ben
0duer loSi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-02
sie meusieriaem llntertdansn. gei

Die tteugiertgen untertbanen. 8ei
Der fiirali4en Mnpefenbeit bes a0nigs
@eorg bon Sa9fen i'm ManDberges
ldnbe Bel @rtmma mar fir Qlbfpers
runssmabregeln ni4t seforst. Msr
ben R0nia aus ndditer Ndbe feben
ipollte, bate bic bette geleeenbeit bdau,
unb es tit babon aud rei9lid @ebrau9
gemadt tporben. Wlan nubte bic ges
bulb beipunbern, NIT Der G0nig @eors
es ii4 sefollen lieb, bab ieinem &C.
folge ii9 Elm Sdnarm getreuer untere
tbanen anfhlob, unb bic ansbauernbe
Greunbli9feit, nit Der ct ieben @ruB
ertpiberte. Sur bann tpurbe Inn bie
Neugier lGftig, tpenn fie TIN au1 beim
Griibitiid nidt unseit0rt lieb. ginmal
tpanbte er iid besbalb an bic i'm um>
eebenbe Menge nit ben Worten: uS6
babe es ntdt germ. tpenn i9 ei1e, ,inb
5ebn Bis 5panaig 5unsrise f9auen
mir au." Gin anberes Mal fragte er
bic ibn umrinsenben 92eusierigen:
nSbr babt tpobl nod gliemanben
Bemmden eTen feben?4 Sn beiben
Uduen erreidte er. baB ben 3uf6auern
etnigermaBen ibre Saftloiigteit gum
8etpubtfein fam. Sic tpt1en anriid
-ober nidt tpeit, benn bie Neuster
iiegte balb tpieber.
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Der l,elts arif.

8ei Der Sable b'bote i'm aurhaufe
etnes fleinen 9biiringer 9abeortes cob
es Rebbiibner, Die erfen Der @oifon,
unb ein fold' braun sebrotener Woael
bate bic 5reunbli9feit, fir Mler, ben
@aalfellner, onf bem Serpirtifde
iibrig 80 bleiben. Nber tpie forlte er
ibn, obne bonn 9otelier, ber NIT BEL
Slide faB unb iiberan feline Mueen
batte, gefeben au tperben, berf9pinben
la6en2 Oas Rebbubn in bic ssrode
tafde iteden. mar gu risfant, botte
bod ber grinaipal etnmaf einem aelI<
ner. Der ein Stiid 8apaun auf btefe
Wetfe estamotirte, perbinbGidh ID
9elnb bic 8ratenfauee nit ben Morten
tn bic Saf9e sesoHen: .3um 8raten
gebort aud Sauce!" Snbeb. als abs
ferbirt tpurbe, mar bas 6iibnden bers
f9punben unb Der seitrenge 5err
g6ef, Der nun fein frifd eebratenes
Rebbubn auf bic MbenDfpeifeforte
ieBen fonnte, bate bas Na9feben,
benn Bel 9fler fanb fi9 niht einmal
Elm S9enfel4en, sef9tpeise Elm gdnaes
Hebbubn por, uno ct bef1por BET
Mem, mas ibm beilis fei, Elm iibrises
Rebhnbn nidt sefeben au baben. Oie
Saifon sins gu gnbe, bic aeflnsr tpurz
ben abgelobnt. auh Mler; bod als Der
8u4balter biefem bas @elb binleate,
fragte ibn pl0Bli9 Der 5otelier: rMler,
ipo 1T bas Aebbubn bingefommen9@
Ser audte bic M4feln, murmelte etipas
BON niat alItptifenb fein, bod als Der
prinaipal benz Gelbe nod Elm 3ebns
marfitiid beifiiete unb ni1ts fir aers
bro9enes poraeGan in Nbsus bro9te,
erheiterten ii6 fetne 3iiee. r@eben
Sic" fasfe er, nes stbt nod Ofnge
atpifAen 9immel unb grbe, bon benen
iih der f6laueite 9otelier ni1ts trdu<
men ldbt. Nls mi9 bas einfame Meb<
bnbn auf benz Seller 70 freunbli9 an>
lddelte, ftieB id cine @abel bura beiTer
Sliisel, bob bas Sifdtud ettpas In bic
9Obe unb fpiebte es unten an bic Sifdz
atte.-Mbenbs bat es mir aubers
orbentlid gut gef9medt." Dem prtns
sipal NOR Der rReue Srie" fir se6n
Wart nidt gu tbeuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-02
ibr @atte seitraft tperbe fir ben bD1en
@treldl. ben er ihrn aelpielt hotteI

ibr @afte seifraft tperbe fir ben bDfen
@trei4, ben er ibm seipielt bate!
Otefer -S6mieber ipar ein burdans
un5uberldfiiser Menfd; troB @iobanz
nts ousbriidlider Marnung bate er
ii9 burd bic Gier nod reiderer 8eute,
als benz inn berfprodenen 2pbn, perz
leiten laifen. ben Mnsriff auf bic @iaa
aus5ubebnen unb baburd anes 3u per=
berben!-Sa, es mar bobe 3eit fir tim.
Deutf6lanb ben Miiden an febren, benn
es ipar ntdt unmDgli9, bab iid bo9
mod un5ipeibeutiee 8etpeife sesen ben
8uri9en fdnoen, unb tpenn er erfdnnte,
baB tpeiteres 2euenen ,ttdts mebr
niben tonne, bann befannte er piellei1t
bod, baB er gu Der periudten 8ranb@
legung sebuneen mar, man fonnte es
iosar als fi9er dnnebmen, baB er In
bieiem Safe 10 banbeln tpurbe. Damn
mubte es 5u etfrieen Nadforf9uneen
fommen, unb ein ungeI9idter 3ufalf
tpnnte ben 6pilr1unben bic rtdtioe
Spur tpetfen.
Der 6iirit tpurbe unrubis, o[Ierlei
beflemmenbe @ebanfen itellten ii9 elm,
unb na9 einer Wetle rief er ben aams
merbtener abermals berbei.
pgtobanni," begann er, por ibn
iteben bletbenb, rDu fparit bod nit
benz S4mieber porfidttg, hoit tpsber
au ibm, mod gu benz Bed ie Elm Mort
sefagt, tpelhes fid gegen uns fehren
t0nnte2"
2upo fhaute ben Giirffen beinobs
gefrdnft an. .DoB feiner Der BUR
f9en MIDI tpieberauerfennen bernDdte,
trdten tie in bieiem Musenblid berein,
tit iider," ertldrte ct beftimmt.
r8as 1T alerbines gut; 0u taft
Define Deasfe 10. sliidlid setpdblt, bab
Der Seufel fel6er Did ni9t tpiebers
erfenlten tpii,oe- 8erni9te aber iebt
ben 9lunber. 8u bebarfft feiner nidt
nlebr, uno beiier 1T beHer."
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(ssprtiebunp fo ut J
500 8cIpbnuna! 800.

Die aeier bieier 3eituns tperoen i6 freuen Su er.
fabrsn, oaB es tpsngftens eine gefirdtete altbe
belen i'm stanoe it, 6alfs Satarrb=aur 1T bic eia-
sige iebt Der dr5tli6en grhoerdaft bctannie potip
Glr 8atarrb erforoert als cine @ontitutionstranf-
aeit cine confitutonele Yebanblnne. 0al's Ra.
tarrb=8ur miro innerlia eenorimen uno ipirit oref
anf oas glnt uno bic idleimigen Sberfldden oes
Sptents, oaburd Die 8rilnolage Der &ranfbeit ser=
f6renb uno Dem 9atienten &raft gebeno, inbem Il,
Die Contribution BEG R6rpers aufbaut uno Der Iatili
in ibrem g8erte bilft. 9ie GieentbImer baben ID
oiel @ertrauen gu ibren oetrdtten oaB lie Elm bum
bert Dollars gelobnung fir ieoen GaG anbieten,
ben e 5u friren oerfeblt. GaBt Guf eine 2ifte bon
3euoniffen fontmen. Naan abreiIre:
8. ). Gbenep g. 8 o.. Solebo, o.
NJ 8ertauft bon alien Ipotbefern, Yreis Is
Gents Die Glaide.
6aa's ffamilien= Billen iino Die beaen.
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Gin erbitterter aampf In Mmsiid,t.

9ieienigen, tuel6e ibr Sbr bartS
ndfig ben fDrtpdbrenoen gmpfeb=
lungen ppn Or. Sings Neuer gnt=
oefune gegen Sfminbluht periblie=
Ben, rperoen einen langen uno erbit=
terten 2ampf burh5umaben baben
init ibren 2eioen, tuenn oieielben
nibt ibpn frube einen perbdnoniB=
pDllen NbihluB finben. Man leie,
mas 3. Sc. 8eaa pun Beall, Miii.,
au laaen bat: 2ebten 6erbit seisten
iih bel meiner Srau ale 9pnptDme
Der Sbminofubt. Sic nabm Or.
Sings geeue gntbedune, naboem
iie ales Inbere pereeblib perindt
bate. Sofort ipiirte fie 8eiierune
uno bier Slaiben beilten iie noafoms
men. @arantirt burh Die Npotbeten
BON s. &alteper & Sobn, @eD. S.
s. Shnitt, @iaentbiimer, unb No.
DreiB. Breis 80 Gents uno 81 90.
Hrpbeflaiben frei.
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= Sn Jolge bes eruBen Streifs
Der Watroien unb Sd]iffsnerlaoer in
Wtarieiue iino iiber 1900 Nustpanbe=
rer an Der @eiterfabrt perbinoert.
Wiele BON ibnen, tpelde rab Mlge=
rien uno 9unis ausmanoern mDll=
ten, itno pDllig niittelIos unb miiiien
auf 0ffentlihe Soften perpfleat
rerben.
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9as berfannte Re3rpt. gine aml-
fante Nnetbpte er5dblt Elm parifer
8latt bon benz fiirali9 peritorbenen
Maler emile 8enaiiit, Der i'm parifer
Quartier Satin eine febr befonlte
perfonli6feit unb peeen leines fr0bz
liden Mibes febr beliebt mar. Gtnes
Sases perfaufte 9enaiIit an einen
rei9en Rbeber eines ietner Werfe unb
erhtelt ausleid nit Der &aufiumms
einen 9rief bes 8Gufers, Der 10 una
leferlid sef9rieben mar, baB ber Waa.
let Jpn ni4t entsiffern tonnte. Gr
fu4te baber nit beiBetn 8euaiiben einen
9ieroelbpbenleIer unb stpurbe idliebz
lid auf einen alten Mpotbefer aifmerfs
fam sema4t. Der iid tn ietnen Mubez
itunben nit epigrapbi59en Sor59unz
gen befddftiste. genaffit gebt al{o gu
benz Qpotbefer. griibt unb rei9t i6n,
ba er niAt germ piel Worte tla1te,
ben unleferliaen Brief nit ber furaen
8emerfrns bin: .9ier! Das lit bod
tpobl f6ledt genus seidrieben2" Ser
@pct9efer ieBt bic 8rille auf blidt
einen 2lusenblid In ben Brtsf 6inein
unb gibt bann, als ipdre bus gang
felbftDerfanblid. bem eritaunten Mas
ler cine Glafhe nit elmer gelbli9en
6liifiigtett. nMaht bret Grancsl"
fagte er troden. gr bate 9enofiit fir
einen aunben gebalten unb ben 8rief
fir Elm NeSept. Dos S6onite mar,
baB bic GlafGe. ipie iiblid. bic Mufs
t6rift truq: n2aut @erorbnung!"
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= 8ommt gu uns, ebe SIR Sars
ben nber 9apeten tauft.
MnteriDn & anterlon,
217 uno al9 oft Souituu StraBe.
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2oGRommene GefumoGs

Saltsn Sic Sbren &Orper ourdj b +
sslessntlideu @ebraud poa 9u.t's s.
bsrpillsu pOaiidnOia in Oronun9. c {
rssulirett ben Darmtanal uab ct ,eu z Il
Ginfn krdftiasn fdrp.r.
2opfidmsr3sn, Waalario, @aasal ;o6a
Ssritcpfuns unb dbnlids Strani et-er
psroen pollfdnbis turirt burdl
3Mtt'S 2ebers Yitle.
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N0r00entide Nlonb 9anpfersQi1ie,

@ebt nad europa bielen SDm-
nter. Brabtpolle Dampfer BON @a[s
oeitun naf Bremen. @utes @fien,
ausgeaeibnete @inribtuneen, freier
ar5tliber Beiitano uno 5000 Weilen
Reiie fir tpeniger alS $1.75 per gca
i'm 3wiihenoed. Der iiioltbe 8urs
reouairt Die @efabr Der Seefranfbeit
auf elm Minimum.
Wtan ipenoe iih tueaen Snfornas
tion an g8. SO. Bil On,
General sIaent. @alpeitDn, Ger.
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su gaeptpn. aonias. ftarb bic.

- Su 0eptpn, 8anias, ftarb bic
Ter Gage cine @egerin, @amens
&ate Wance. bic 1913 Sabre alt 9eme=
len iein ipn. Sic bate eine 9ubter
opn 80 Sabren uno ibr Wiann itarb
i'm Mlter pDn los Sabren. Sic er<
innerte iib beutlib Der Nominiitras
tiun Sefferluns uno oes Rrieaes BON
1872.
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Il n s ftellbare g o # :
a 9 en- iinb pdbrenb bes nit oem
30. Suni 1902 beenbistsn sSabres na9
amtli9en Nngaben I'm Wafbinatoner
9ureau fir unbefelIbare 8riefe
9.300,351 einselaufen, barunter
6.446,00O unbei itellbare uno ntat
rsflamirts 8risfe aus benz Snlanbe
unb 620,235 aus benz Muslanbe.
Sn ben antbroctt< g o 8 :
lengr EN- ift bic 3abl Der Or.
better fpdhrenb Der lebten Il Sabre bon
126,O00 i'm Sabre 1890 auf 145, ,309
TIM Sabre 1901 ober um 15 proaent
seftiegen. Wdbrenb beFelben 3eitraus
mes itieg bic 3abl Der Nrbeiter tn ben
bttumtnoien Ro6lensruben non 1922
2O4 auf 340,235 Ober ettpos iiber II
pro5ent.
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@audt Ttud's sc Sapana Gisarren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
unable TO
SURVIVE
The SHOCK
Cello SantOrI Knocked Under
Whs6Is Of Freight Gar and
Fatally Injured.

Yesterday afternoon another fatal ac-
cident was added to the long list that has
made the Acorn street crossing and vi
cinity famous. Cello Santori. an Italian
boy, II years OF age. died at the Rhode
Island hospital soon after o'clock. from
injuries received while playing about the
tracks of the Consolidated Railroad com
pany.
The boy. together with several others
OF about his own age. was playing near
the crossing when freight train bound
east, stopped near where the
boys were playing. They all climbed up
on fiat car at the rear end OF the train
and when the train started little Cello In
attempting TO jump was struck by pole
and knocked under the wheels OF the car.
Both legs were very badly crushed just
below the knees. His little companions
gave the alarm and the ambulance was
called and the injured boy taken to the
Rhode Island hospital. Loss OF blood and
the schock had so badly weakened him,
however that he did not recover and
death occurred at $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
CONDUCTOR
BADLY
INJURED
George K. Tobey Caught Be.
tween Two Electric Cars and
Receives Broken Arm.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon a very serious accident occurred at
the Cranston repair shops Of the Union
Railroad company in which George i.
Tobey, conductor. was severely inJur-
ed.
Tobey was sent yesterday afternoon to
the Cranston shop TO haul out car and
convey it to the Thurbers avenue barn.
his home station.
The injured man placed the draw bar
In the coupler OF the car TO be towed and
gave the signal for the motorman of the
motor car 10 back down for the coupling.
Tobey standing between the cars ready 20
drop the pin that would hold the connect-
ing bar in the motor cars coupler.
As the car ran back the bar was ship
ped all right, but either slipped out or
the pin broke, for the two cars came to-
gether with considerable force, catching
Tobey between them and crushing him
quite badly. one arm was broken, his
face cut and jaw broken, several teeth
being knocked out.
The injured man fell TO the ground as
soon as the cars were pulled apart. but
was still conscious He was taken TO tho
office OF the shops and physician sum-
moned and the injuries treated. He was
removed TO his home at Wallis place, on
Broad street. This morning he was rest
ing very well.
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HEARD
FUNNY
NOISES
So They Said--Two PatroIman
Reduced In Pay for Neglect
ingto Record Investigation.

Two more patrolmen have been put
through the mill by the police commis-
sioners.
They are George A. wyman ana
Thomas r. Dyer. both attached to the
Fifth station.
duty the place they visited being a plan
ing mill
In setting up a defence the admitted
requires patrolmen 10 enter upon record
thing out OF the ordinary run OF events
which comes 10 their notice and 10 report
the same TO their superior officers
To excuse absence from their beats
these two officers said that the watchman
at the planning mill heard strange noises
and called them in TO make an investiga-
tion.
The watchman substantiate1 that claim .
but II also appeared from what he SAID
that the funny noises were heard on a
Monday and Wednesday night and not
Tuesday. and at the time these officers
were due on that part OF the beat.
While that excuse stood, II did not eX-
plain why the officers had failed, either
TO note the two occurrences in their
books. or TO notify their superior officers.
For these infract.ons OF the rd:es
Wyman's pay was reduced from 50 10 $3.50
per day. This was for the reason that
he had been up and punished before. He
was warned that on the next complaint
he would be dismissed from the force.
AS IL was Dyors first offence his pay
was reduced from 81 10 s2.75 per day,
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I6o Westminster st.

into the lives OF her pupils He be-
heved that she should associate with peo-
pie outside her work, cultivate out OF
door exercise, golf and the like. and in
these and many other ways so hll herself
with sunshine that II should ref I Itself
IN her association with her pupils
Previous TO and after the speaking a
delightful musical programme was rem
dered from the platform. adjoining the
reception room, by the Wellington or
chestra.
IN THE GYMNASIUM
The centre OF attraction for old and
young alike. however, was the gym
nasium
Here dancing was enjoyed until nearly
midnight. Refreshments were served also
In the gymnasium from prettily decorated
tables, these being I'm charge OF the
state critics. as follows: Miss Ida
Thomas, Miss Eliza McGuiness, Miss Bill
ings. Miss Starett. Miss Wilbur. Miss
Bosworth. Miss Slade. Miss Turner.
These ladies were assisted by a num-
ber OF the young teachers.
The ushers for the reception were the
grammar masters OF the city. Mr.. Mar
tin S. Tanning acting as head usher.
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RIVERSIDE.

The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice: Brassard, Miss
Louise, Crescent Park; Barber, Mrs. w.
H: BurIngame, Mrs. Mary. Silver
Spring Bradley, Miss Helen. Silver
Spring; Bassett, Mrs. Thomas Il. Cres-
cent Park: Coyle. Miss Annie: Cobb,
Mrs. II. A, Silver Spring; Nichols, Mr..
Galen. care OF Mrs. Cameron: Curly, Mrs.
Mamie; Fitzgerald. Mrs. c.; Gardiner,
Miss j.; Gibson, Mrs. Addie: Heaphy.
Mrs NJ; Harris, Mrs. Fred D.; Harris.
Miss M. M; McClane. Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. Mary Merriman. Miss Dizzie. Sill
yer Spring; Manchester. Mrs. +. j Page.
Mrs. Elita p; Peck. Mrs. III. Crescent
Park: Roberts, Miss Grace, Camp White;
Smith, Miss Lula, Young. Miss Hattie 5. !:
Yeomen. Mrs. NJ. L.; Busly, Miss Decca /;
Adams, Clifford. Camp White; Brown, Al
exander, Jr., care of Mr.. Barry; Berry s..
A., Crescent Park: Burdick, o. L.; Coop
er s. T.; Cotter, Andrew; Curtis. Harry
Chevailier, Frank, Crescent Park. CD;
Dyer, Samuel j.; Dollinan, Joseph, Cres-
cent Park; French, Rev +. b.. Ford,
John w. Frances Cottage: Gardner,
Bradford; Haywood, David Jirard Mon
sieur Frank; johnson, w; jerks, A;
Kolet, Melvin: Lanigan, Joseph Il. (;
Lgungstrom Mr.: Lewis. Joseph Ma
laney, Fred Moone, T. Henry; Pickers-
gill, william c.; Richards, Frank; Read.
Il. H.; Willard. Fred A.
This afternoon the youngest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Andrews was buried
at Little Neck cemetery. The officiating
Minister was Rev. Thomas +. Norris, OF
the Congregational church.
Last evening a husking bee was given
In St. Marks guild. In the early part
OF the evening many ears Of corn were
husked Misses Grace Con and Tllla
Smart played piano duet after which
Irena GIBBS rendered an instrumental and
Messrs Edward Mortin and Harry Gage
gave vocal pieces There was ABOUT %
people present After dancing a light
collation. was served.
This evening the improvement society
will hold "A meeting In the Firemens hall
on Turner avenue.
Following are the Sunday services at
the Riverside Congregational church for
tomorrow: 1876. preaching by the pas
salvation OF All" i2:l5. Sunday school,
Joshua and Caleb" 6 O'Clock. Christian
Endeavor service. The topic for the
evening will be Treating a GRACIOUS In
vttation Highly" Conservation sermon
with Mr.. w A Williams. leader.
Last evening Farragut post held It's
annual inspection in Castle hall. Depart
ment Commander George IL Chenery and
his stan made the inspection, after which
an elaborate supper was served. Follow
ing the supper many speeches were made
I'm Washington. by Department Inspector
Milne, OF Newport; Senior Vice Depart
mont Commander James =. Hudson; Col
Moran commander OF Arnold post. Past
Commander Spicer OF Prescott Post No. /
Leauder Baker. commander OF Farragul
post. and Deputy Sheriff Frank Ham
past commander of Arnold post