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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05

SWEETS HOTEL, Portland, Me.
Situated on Temple street. in the heart
OF the city. Convenient TO all points OF
interest. Baths and other modern con-
veniences. First class table. Rates 2oC
per day. CHAS. s. SWEET, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05
t)(l l1

superior merit and usefulness, and that
they have proved themselves unequalled
for removing the common ailments of
men, women and children. Year in
and year out thousands of families
throughout the world keep
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05
NEW THIRTY-RooM HOTEL TO LET
ON NARRA6ANSETT BAY.

Desirable location. Electric car service
direct to hotel Would be let for club
house. Could be used by families IN
small suites There beipg a growing de-
mand for nearby hotels where Providence
business men can so back and forth
daily during the summer months. this Is
an exceptionable opportunity for some en-
terprising person to build up a profitable
business. Address or call upon
Providence News Summer Resort Bureau
Cor Mathewsor and Washington Str
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05

STONE BRIDGE HOUSE, Tiverton, r. =.
Easy OF access; steam and electric
roads: official L. A. w. hotel r. l. shore
dinners. Lobsters and fish from our own
traps. Meals of all kinds. Telephone.
Address
WM. GADSBY. Prop. and Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05
The MAPLEW00D,

Pittsfeid, Berkshire Co., Mass.
Will open May &. Rooms. with and with
out baths. Elevator Electric lights. Ele-
walton above sea level. 100 feet No mos
quitoes. Amusements; golf, boating. etc.
etc. Send for 1903 booklet.
ARTHUR w. PLUMB, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-05
DESIRABLE SUMMER COTTAGE.

To let or for sale. a new nine-room
modern cottage at Oakland Beach, con :
venently located to the electric cars, and
afrording broad view of the water Ex-
.ensive piazza. bath and other con
veniences. Will be let furnished OF an
furnished Apply or ddress.
Providence News Summer Resort Bureau.
Cor. Mathewson and Washington SITS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
Sd)re6ItOc Gifenbabn : &ata.
itropbc.

Snoianapolis, Sno., 81. Cttober.
gei einem 3uiammenitoB awHden Ell.
mem @rtra.Yaiiaaiersua Der Big Sour
@iisnbabn uno einenl Roblensug, Der
am Galultag 8ormittas 20 NliAuien
.nu4 10 ubr bier liattfano,, tuurctn l6
Ysripnen get6otet uno mehr als 81 Uer=
lest. etni9e oaoon lebensgefdbrllb.
Eas un9liif erei9nete lid) geraoe an
Der Staot9rense. Ser Yaiia9ierSue,
aus 5m6.I Wo99ons beiiebeno, entnie!t
954 perfOnen. taft lauter Stuoenien
Der puroue unlperlitdt uno ibre 5reuu=
&c aus 2nfaDette, Die tanten, um oem
ldbrliden Subba0ipiel s,uiideu Den
3eams Der Yuroue uniOerIitdt uno Der
SnOiona llniueylitdt, oos am Nodmit=
ta9 bier ltattfiuoen loQte, bei3uwobnen.
glls Der 3ug Die auroe an Der Is.
Strobe errei1t bate, lab pl0Bii1 Der
2otonotiOfiibrer S6ubma6sr oen Sob
len5ug ouf lid 3utomnen. @r Qab
&ontreoonpf uno iprang ob. Sn
6ol0e bes 3ulommenltoBes nuroen Die
Yallugiertotpmotipe uno Die orei UDr=
oerlttn Wa99ons seaen Die itdblsrnen
SOblsuma99ons eei6leuoert, Die Den
3u9 our6br0d)en uno im Nugenbid
belano li6 OH Ort uno 5teIe Elm rieli.
ger Srilmmerbnufen uno pel9em tpe=
ni9itens 50 Dteni9sn Ia9en. Der erite
Wa99on. III tpelAem li0 Die SuBbau=
ipieler >befaroen, mar polltdnOi9 ger.
fort iuoroen; Der 5tpeite Na99on, in
Dem lid Die Wulittapelle betano, puroe
thellDeiie serIt0rt, uno Der brittle nuroe
cine Is SUP bobe g6Idung binabge=
fhleuoert. Die anoeren Wa9eOns
blieben auf Dem 8eleiie. Ser Yrdli.
bent Der Buroue uniOeriitdt, Stone,
beiano IiA nit ieiher Jamilie i'm Iiini=
ten Waaaon uno lDuroe uibt 'uerlsbt.
Sie unOerleBten mo6ten lih iolort
baran, bic Sooten uno 8erlebten unter
ben Sriimmern beraus3uboleu. Die
iun9en Stuoenten balfen Den Mdnnern
obgleiA Oiele Der 2el6en 9rdBli1 oer=
itiimmelt maren. Ser @inen mar Der
GoDf pollfdtoig uno elmer 9lnoeren
fait gang ab9ei6nitten. Sic nabnlen
Die S0pTe Der Sterbe.oen uno Nerleb=
ten in ben S6oB uno miloerten ibre
S6mersen 10 gut oies unter ben um=
itanoen m09li1 mar.
Ser S6auplaB Oes lln9liifs bsfano
iib orei Meilen bonn 9er3en Der Gtaot
entfernt, uno es oauerte baber einiee
3eit. bis Nerste in Nutomobilen, Nm.
buIan5eu uno Jeuertpagen OIL Ort uno
Stele antamen, tpo li6 idreflide
Scenen ablpielten. lin bic Sage nod
i6llmmer au MAIDEN. 9erietben Die
Srlmmer aud nod in 8rano, es ge=
lang ben Stuoenten aber nah barter
Nrbeit, Die Slammen au l0lhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
Gettetc sspci pout Sooe.

,,llnlere fleine 1o9ter bate einen fri.
tilhen anfaa BON &eudbufen unp Quft-
rDbrenent3iinpuns," idreibt 6rau %. 6.
Sapilanp pom Mrmunt, q. g., ,aber ibr
Qeben wurpe pur6 nDr. Sings New
Discovery" serettet nabpem ale anberen
WepiSinen febl1Alusen. llnIere gli6te
batte Die aus3ebrnna in ecrseriidtenl
Staeium, se6raudte ebenfaGs ptele run.
perbare @iepiStn uno furirte lie aud
balo oarna4." Desperate guusen= unp
5aleleiben lftpinpen Dor Or. 3inss
Webteal Discovery, irte spr feiner anpe=
ren WfepBin. llnisblbar fur 6ulten unp
grfaltungen. Sepe soc. unp S100
8laIAe 1T sarantiert BON 6. D. Aatns=
berger, aputbefer. 9rcbeFalAen fret.
Sn 8ainsbersers 9lpottcte mirp peatld'
aeiprphen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
amf GomeD Sslano,

yiep Oorf, 2. Nop. Gin &ieien.
brano rihtete am Sonnta9 aut @onep
Sslanb einen Gdaoen bon ST. 900. 900
an. @ttpa $50 @ebduoe wuroen aer=
Hort. 9ie beoeutenoften oappn 1ino
5tau6's Sotel uno Yaoilon uno Sen=
berion's 5beater. Das 6euer fam in
Der Ndbe oes 5teepledaie-Bar gum
9lusbrud uno ersriff Die leihtgebauten
Sduier i'm 8operp- Diitritt. polisei.
mannIdaften BON Manbattan unb
grootlpE balfen Der Seuerpebr uno
bielten Die aroBe Menidenmenee fern.
Gpdt ON Mbeno tellte es ii9 beraus,
DAB bic 6 Sabre alte 2iS5le Stein uno
Elm unbefaunter Geger in ben 6lammen
umgetommen lino. gilbert &euben
ipnroe t0otlid perlebt. 6iinfbunoert
perlpnen linb Oboa1los.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
sSurWtbarc GgpIoiion 1T Sreit=
line ..

9lm SDnntag Nbeno, ungetdbr nm
s ubr, erplooirten in @reltline swel
nit Epnamit beluoene @lIenba6nwa.
gen. inoem elm anoerer Wagen oaran
ltieB. 9ur9 Die @rploliOn gerietben
anoere Wa9en in Srano uno in lpeni-
gen Minuten itano Der 9an5e mdbtige
&an0ierbabnbof Der Yittsburg. Sort
8apne & @bcaso @iienbabn in SLANT
men. MIinoeitens 500 belaoene uno
leere 8iiterwagen 9erietben in Yrano.
Die @rploion ereignete lid in Dem
neltliden She'll oes rieliget @iitsrbabn.
bofes Der Yenniplpanla &c.. ettua Swei
Meien BON Der .eigentliden Staot ent.
fernt. Sin 40 CUB tieies Sod wuroe
ourd Die 8emalt Der @rploIiDn in ben
Grpbooen esriiien uno Die 8eleiIe auf
cine erpBe 5trsfe in Die punoerbarlten
Sormen aeboeen. 9ur6 Die @rplo-
lion uuroen piele tauieno Ssniteri1ei-
ben sertriimmert uno piele 2eute mur=
ben bon elmer Qrt Seetrantbeit befa!=
len. ginselne giienbabnldlpellen mur=
ben cine 8iertelmeile melt megeeidleus
bert.
Ser anoerihtete Sdaoen miro auf
$500, 900 eelddBt, Der 9rObtentbeils
bon Der @iienbabn=@eieGida aetraaen
tueroen muB. 0iele perionen murben
oerIebt, namsnilih ourA berunlfliegen=
be @iasiiiife, bod lit fein 8erlult an
MenI1enleben 81 betla9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
Wie peroient man @eio.

asenteit jeoen @elhlehts fpllten an
Die Marib Manufacturing Co., 538 Safe
ct, Gbieaac, ST., ihrsiten um Suuitra=
ticnen unp gin3slbeiten ilber tbr biiblhes
aluminium Rarten-S -Sutteral nit gurem
einsrapirten Namen unp 100 8ilites
uper @elhaftsfarten. Senermann belellt
1clhe. Mulfer- Sutteral mat 100 Rarten
40 Gents. Diele 5utterale nit 6arter
Weroen einseln fir IS Gents pertauft
Dian brauht nur pas Mnifer '3u 3sisen,
I'm cine Srore su befommen. Genpet
lcfcrt 40 Gents fir ein 8utteral nit 100
6arten pber 80 Gents fur 100 Rarten
rtnf Gutteral. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
Sefenmtnib eines Vrtejters.

8en. Snp. 9. Cor BON Date. Nrt.,
i6reibt; n5iir II Sabre litt i4 an Der
@e!tiaat. Sd feniu!tirte eine Mn;abl
Doftoren uno prpbirte ale Scrten BON
Wepi3inen, tonnte aber teine 2inperung
'finpen. SalieBlih sebrauAte id
electric gitters; jest bin i4 BON elmer
&rantbeit furirt, Die mid IL Sabre lang
fsltbielt." sSer cine suoerldllise Mspi-
gin fur Geber- unp gtierenleipen, Nasen<
belhweroen pper allgemeine Shwahe
baben pill, Der faufe electric Sitters.
9fur 80 Gts. uno sarantirt pom s. y.
8ainsber9er. Npctbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
SiiufunOsluansig Wtdnner ittss
Oen Oen TtatuuacntoO.

Stem 0ort, 2. Ioo. gei einem
Geaer, lpeIdes Sonntag Mpreen in
Der 5it6fiaen Mietbstaierne go. 426
Slt Ill. Nuenue, genannt House of
all Nations" gum Wusbru6 fam uno
oas oniheineno auf 8ranbItiituna Su=
riifSufiibren lit, oerloren 81 Dldnner,
B Graaen uno Elm se6l Monate altes
Sino ibr 2eben. 5ie perbrannteu ooer
eritidtcn. Der 8ranO ielblt mar in
etpa 20 Nainuten gel6idt uno iomeit
bis iebt bat in @rfabrun5 aebra6t wer.
ben t0nnen. nuroe nur cine 8erIon,
Warn Sane Quinn. berlebt. Ser ma=
terielle shaoen betrd9t nur $1,000.
Die llmgetommenen lino fait aus
f6lieblid Staliener, oeren Qei6en big
auf orei ioentifi3irt moroen lino.
Sn ben meilten @obnun9en iparen
SalloDeen Seisrli9teiten i'm 8an9e
unb oem llnlltano, baB Iidb 10 piele
MenIhen auf einmal ins 6reie 5,l ret-
ten iudten, 1T es au3uidreiben, oaB Die
3abl Der Spfer 10 sroB lit. Ser ein=
sise Weg aus Dem brennenoen 8ebduoe
mar iiber Die 6euerleitern. oa Die 5rep-
pen iehr ltnell bon ben 6lammen 5er=
Hort moroen lpdten. Sblpobl aenue
Gettun9sleitsrn Dorbanoen naren, 10
fonntsn lie bod nur tbeillpeiie benubt
peroer, neil Die 3uadu9e gu oenielben
I1nell our6 Die Gtihen BON GrItidten
uerIpcrrt maren, tuelbe feline 3eit 9e=
babt batten, Genfer uno 3biiren redt~
5eitiQ 5u 0fnen. SSn Der Ndbe Der 3u=
sdnoe 81 Den 6eusrlsitern Ia9en Die
Seihen aufeinanoer Qebduft, als Die
6euermebr uno Die 8oli5ei in 'Oas 5aus
oron9eu. na6oem bas Jeuer unter
Gontrolle eebrodt poroen NOR.
sSm Dierten Stofuerts logen Die Sci.
6ep UOn flint Mdnnern ouf einem
Sett". 9llem 9tnI6eine nab batten
lie li0 9eqenieitig betdmpit, oa Sober
Der @rlte bel Der 3ettunssleiter ieiu
wollte. 8ie Qei6en Der 6rau Wocule=
ia WinQi9uero uuD i6res tleinen Ginoes
muroen i'm oritten Stofpett eefunoen.
Die 6rau bate ein 6enlter erreiht uno
lib iheinbar an Der 6enierbant feIt'
balten lpollen, als lie bonn Eau6 iiber=
mdlti0t moroen mar.
Die GlIte Don So6n 8 loole, Der
i'm oritten Stofwerf mo9nte, enttamen
alle, aber Iclne belnbrte Mtutter fam in
ben 6lammen nm.
Nls Die 20ihmanni0aften ouf Der
granoItdtte eri6ieneH, ltono Oas 9an3e
8ebduoe bereits in 6lammen.' Murt.
eri6iitternoe Siilfsa uno S6mer5ens-
ibreie ertDnten BON leoem Teniter uno
unter Den 3uI6auern entltano cine
fiirhterliAe Nufregung. Die Geuer=
mebr that 2llles, mas in i6ren &rdften
ltano, um MenI6enleben su treten.
An einsm Genlter oes oierten 5tof=
merits ordn9tsn lib etDa sebn Mdnner,.
Jrauen uno Ginoer. Gin 6suerlpebr.
mann i6lu9 nit ielner 6auit Die Wdn=
ner ins @elidt uuo bob nit farfem
Arm orei Srauen unO Elm Gino ins
6r,ie, rei6te lie feinen Gameraoen 3lt
uno rettete 10 uter WenIhen BON einsln
fiir9terli1en Sooe. Wtebrere Der MGnz
ner erltiften uno Derbrannten inoellen.
Gin anoerer Wann rettete auf l1nlihe
gBeile smei Mdoben.
SanQnebe wuroen in ausQiebi0fer
Weiie our Nntpenoun9 9ebra6t uno
oles lit Der Sruno. oaB 8isle, lpel6e
aus ben pberen StOfmerten iprangen,
niat init seri6metterten 8lieomaBen
oaoonsetra9en tDuroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
Brie1booen NIT 9lnlidbten n

BrieTbosen nit Mnlidten oes
gourtbauIes, oes groaotpap nit benz
gpuribaus, oes Weitieit=5dulbanies,
oes 5uscaramas &iuers, elmer Mnlift
bon New philadelphia i'm Sabre 1916,
elmer ylniibt BON Canal DoDer i'm
Sabre 1916, elmer Nnliht BON Soar
nno eiaer glnlidt beg Gnaoenbiitten
Wonumertss in unIerer Office fiir elm
Sent per Slid Ooer 8 Slid Ilr fiinf
Gsnis. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
GtcMritonett Der 9. & 8.
GfSeftb q hit.

Nab Dem gtorowelten, @alifornien
uno 3tuiidenlieeenoen Buntten billiae
elm 6abrpreis smeiter SlaHe @olonilten=
Sifsts. Gum 0ertauf bis 80. Nopems
ber nit NbiteiaepriDileaien.
9anfiasnngs> Ggeuriiinnen
bonn % bis 26. Nooember. Sabrpreis
II oes gen6bnli6en Sabrpreiles in ei=
mem &aoiuslpon $50 Meilen. Sideis
gut fir bic 8uftsbr big 80. Nop. 80
92ab Chicago an 20. uno 80. 9io-
bsmber uno |. Deseinber iilr Den ein=
faden 6abrpreis fur Die &unofabrt
uno eine Outage BON $500. Gino'
pieb=4usteuung. Sidets 9iiltis bis z.
Seaember.
Sir ndbere Nustunft tpelloe man
lih an M. IS. @arrel. 3. g. w., y.
& 8. @iienbabn. @lepelanb. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

Staat Obio.
ad3ter Common 8Ieas 9iitrtft
es 1T aueeorbnet boB bic Sermine oes Common
6eia9en Srtttes fir bas Sabr 1904 eit9eicet perbeH
f0iieH t0te fot8t
SeImont gountD.
am II. Sage bes Sonuar. ON II. Sage bes gtprh Huo
an A. Tag oes Sftooer.
SueruieD Gountp.
am ID. Sag oes 5ebruar, ont 2, Gag bes Nlai uub am
8. Gag bes Sttober
@orrtion Gountp.
Im % Tag oes Se6rnor ant 16. Gag Oes Mat unb an
81. Gag heS Stto6er.
Sefferion Gonntp.
Im IL. Gag bes Sonuor, om T. Sag bss gpril unb ous
10. Gag oes September.
Wor9au @uuntD.
Sim II. Gag pes Sonuar om H. Sag bes sprn nxo
am a. Sag oes Sftpber.
stiu9um gountp.
Am II; Sag beS 5anuar om 5. Sag bes slprI ur onl
D. Sa9 oes Gttober.'o
@pbGc Gpuutp.
Im a. 3o9 bes Souuar am s. Saq bes QpriI uub an,
II. Gag bes September.
uscaraipas '@puntp
slm A. Sag bes Sanuar am 81. Sag bes Wsdra uuo
on IL Septenlber
es 1T iernsr ongeoronet oaB bic sibunsen Der rrs
,5uitus 8. Iadap SomeS Wf. Dlc@innis unS @SnsAa
Ih. 8ennebp abseboIteu lperbeu.
iSerHer Dap Die StBuH9en Der apetten Guboibijipu
bonn &tbter Seile SoIingspprtb obgebolteu merSeu
Gbeulo, oaB bic StBun9eu Der ortteu SubbipiiipH
bon ben Rtdbtern gBalter IS. Sbotlpea uno Reee g.
Eidoros ob9ebalten per6en.
9es g8eiteren lit angeorond 0aB Der @o)t NaIter
8. ShoDea gum beouiiitbtigenoen Riohter heitimmt
let uno bob bic beiagren Seridts Iermne nm lihr
8orntittags beginnen
SeiIe ~. 6ailtnBsnnrtt,
Nifreh Vt. 6rajier,
&eee q. 3td,arns,
9Sater o. Ghofmea,
5nfus .. Madtn,
Gnpin W. GenneDb,
Htdbter beg often @eridts. .3titrifis
@esebea gu 3anesptas Ohio am 20. Gttober hes
sJobres VI. 8 1903.
sasearalsss saasa 6s'ss eounts, ss.
SD. Sobn SO. gill GIerf bes gonimpn BIeos dSeridss
tes IN uub fir SuScaraipas Gountp Gbip beideinfor
hermit boB bas 8pritebeube eine 9etreue nnb ritae
NbI6rift Der Originals Der n3eitsSabeiic
fir bic Nbb1lung Der Common Pleas @eri6ts. 5iBuus
gen bes alten 9erbtsbeatrf in Gbip fir oas ssabr M
s. 1904s 1T nnb oab oteielbe eBt bei ben slften in
metner Office porlie9t. p
Sur 8eglonbi9ung biene meine eioenbdnotae unieU-
i0rtftnno bas Siegel bes genannten @eridfS IN Nep
philadelphia Sbto, anl 81 OftDber ". 8. 1903.
(Siegel) Sphn 49, . ill GIerf
bnrb 30 5. 8inIep, 3eputp gIerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

syobn RobD bat in feinem 8e.
ihdit an Jactnrp StraBe in Canal
Gooer idon eine ih6ne Muiterausmabl
BON Mintsrmaaren fir Mdnner= uno
Gnaben-A -AnSiiae. Snoem er fur Die
bisMrioe Gunoidaft belfens bantt, bite
tct sr nm meiteren 3uiprud. "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

Sic IocialiItilben @rperimente in
NuItralien baben 10 melt nibts Seheres
er9eben, ols cine sduloenluIt. welde
ole Der Ser. Staaten iiberitciQt, uno
oieie lit 10 oriifeno, BOB Die Nr5eiter
malienbaft oas iocialiltiibe 9aroOies
perlonen uno mad Siioamerita aus=
man bern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

Seoer. Der uns einen nenea
GbonntRten brinst, Der fiir Elm Jnbr
i'm boraus beaohlt. esbdlt als Uranium
Elm ggemplar oes gudes Hui ounleIn
Me9en. II. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05

Die beIfen, Weine uno 2iqueur
gum Hamiliengebraud IN MDolpbs @n-
8rps 2iqueur Store am pnblic
square. glone 35l. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-11-05
6etttabene
-sber
Nreisgertd)ts : StRungen
I'm Sabre 1904.

Gtaot Ohio.
sSuuter &reiseeribtS.9 .9inrift
Sc lift hermit onaepronet baB bic Sernline bes
&reisoeri6btS Der perId)ebenen Counties III Die5em
hennnnten areiie filr hns ahr 1904 fnlsenesrmabsH
beltimmt Icin iollen:
Jatrieih County.
Su sairfelO @puutp am S. Sanuar uab om 81.
September
&tdbIano gauntn.
SIN siidlanb GOuntp am IL. Sauuar nno 6. @eptem.
gBabne County.
SIN ggapnc @outitp am 8. sSebrnar unb ant 27. Sep.
tentber.
Su stort Gpuntp an %. Sebruar uuo am 4. Otto.
ber.
Rnnr COUNTY.
Sn Gnpr Gountp am Is. Dtdr3 unb ont IL, Otto.
9idins County.
Sn Gliding gouutp aml %. wtdra unb ON Is. Eftp.
Musftngnm GountS.
Sn Weustineum gpuntp am IL. NpriI unb am 25.
Offober
Morgan County.
Sn Dtprean County am 49, @pril unb ON 90 yto.
penber
Sn gerrp gouutp eam 2e. april unb am 8. 9topem
gblann County.
Sin @fbIano Gountp am 8. Wtai unb ant Is. ytobeu,.
Der.
Golbnetnn County.
5n Gpiboeton Gounte am 10. mtai nub ON l. So.
Desnber.
% Solmes County.
Sn SpImes Gonatp am IL. Wsat nnb ON 22 Ro.
petnber
Iusearaiuas COUNTY.
Sn 9usearamos Gountp ON "a. Wtai nnb ON G..
9e5ernber.
Rorrom County.
Sn MorrOip gountp ON 7. Sunt uab am ls>Se.
seuiber
9elamnrt County.
SIN GeIapare Gonmtp ON IA. Suni unb 'am 20. De.
0enannte 9ermine begtHueu nm llbr Wprmittags.
Is. Geptember 1908.
q. M. p6nrbees,
N. 3. DnnabRe,
8. 8. Megartp.
Rtdbter.
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Too Much Emotion,
From Macmillan's Magazine


Where IS this yielding to neurotic emo
tons going to end? Must overstrung and
overtired nerves acquired by heredity (for
1t Is coming to that now, and aggravated
by the very atmosphere Of our social sys-
tenn, end in the sinking Of our sane and
steadfast national character in a. morass
of hysterical cravings and Of hysterical
deeds? Unless some check can be applied.
1t looks like 1t. 1t is true the disease is not
fully developed; is. 1t may be. only in its
initial stage. But no symptoms of it are
wanting. and symptoms are bound to de-
velop unless they receive attention. Even
the classes which are to some extent pro-
tected by mental powers trained through
generations to wholesome poise are be-
coming infected by it. We find military
officers of high rank who when confronted
by serious position lose their heads and
afterward wall out denials of the fact with
hysterical repetitions that no device will
avail to silence. We find the masses and
the classes at one in an equally hysterical
outburst of adulation and enthusiasm Of
fered to men who have made desolate thou
sands of English homes, and whose tactics
in accomplishing this achievement only
short time ago brought on them deep and
well-deserved reproaches from the very lips
that are now loud in their praise Emo
ton, emotion! There Is the key to it all.
Let everything go IL we can but indulge
our growing tendency to rouse and satisfy
emotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

about with light. nebulous muslin wings.
The stuff composing the said wings is at
tached to both sides of the corsage, and
is waved up and down by the dancer as
she advances retreats with graceful
steps. The white muslin wings are hecked
with gold and silver spangles which cause
them to fash back the light, so that a
brilliant effect is produced. An enthusiast
tic admirer of the new dance exclaims In
ecstatic accents that 'Terpsichore, with
the little feet and the slender waist, has
overborne the Sarabande of the Chicago
HAMS and he proclaims that cake walking
will soon disappear from every house in
France. The veil dance is Of Russian or
igtn. and has been introduced here by Mile.
Nicloux of the opera ballet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25
A New Partisan Dance.


The fashionable campaign against cake
walking continues in Paris. 1t has been re-
allied that such mode of dancing should
never have been introduced and tolerated
in the country of the graceful gavotte and
the majestic minuet 1t is only good for
plantation and backwoods people. Accord
ingIy. some Parisiennes have adopted the
veil dance. "a danse du vole,' which
they are endeavoring to substitute for the
"kek-vok," which is only "bon pour
negres" The vail dancers dit or float
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

linen and washable collar would come back
again, routing its rival even from the coun-
try stores. If man had prophesied in
those days that the celluloid collar would
sweep the field he would have been credited
at one time. although it was probably this
upstart Improvement" on the paper article
that started people back to washable linen
neckwear. The fault of the paper collar
was that 1t melted and tore easily in hot
weather, while the fault of the celluloid
one was that 1t cracked, and also it lasted
yet to the thrifty eye seemed too sound to
throw away. People were thus led to think
that what they needed was collar that
could be washed, starched and made good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

From the Toronto Star.
The inventor of the paper collar died last
week over in New Jersey, and many
mans eye was arrested by the men,
ton of the fact in the dispatches.
There was time. when the paper
collar seemed to have everything its
own way-so white, SO cheap it2was that it
came into almost universal use IN America.
In the country stores the shelves were piled
high with the round. highly ooIored collar
boxes, and nobody would then have be-
Asvsd that the day would come when the