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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Mmerifareife etnt nmD jebt.

Nod) IN Den erlten Sabr5eDnten oes
porigen Sabrbunoerts muBte Elm
Iuspmloerer, Der bon 9remen oOer
|Sambnrg na6 Welp Oorf poQte, oar-
auf aefabt ieirL bis 81 80 ODER mebr
Saaeu' auf Dem Meere 5ubringen 81
mii!Ien. Mu6 elm SGnelliegler in
Den oreiBiger Sobreu brauhte INNER
nod 35 bis 40 Gage our lleberiabrt.
Nan begreiit bober Den sSlibel, Der
emit III Hep 0orf berridte. als Inn
Ipril 1888 Die eriten 9dupfer
.Sirius" nnb Der y@reat @eItern",
BORT antamen, bon benen Der cine II,
Der anoere MIR Ia Gage our lleber,
fabrt bon 3riitol in GngIanb ai,s
aebrauht batte. Rur pier5ebn Cage
uno bellte iiebt man es ais ieIbitpers
ltdnolid on, Dob man IN 6 bis Z
Saaen bon Bremen nah Seem Worf
fdbren fam, uro b1lt cine Neousil
rilna Der Sabr5eit auf 8 Gage in Oh.
iebbarer 3eit fiir etluas gang Selbit'
peritGnolibeS.
gs lit intereiiant. elm 8erseihniB
Der tdglid) ourdlanienlI GiitanSell
cines 9ampierS ans Der Sriibaeit bes
9ampibetriebs Der 0iitan5liite eiles
mpbernen nS5eanfliesers" gegen-
iibersubolten. Ger Oampfer yWem
Norf" fubr am 26. OCTOBER Wtittags
bon Bremen ab uno langte am 10.
Nouember Ibenos ~ llDr Ii, Seem
Norf an. 9ie Gtmale, b. y. Die an
ben einselnen Sugen suriideeicgtel
gntiernungeu betrueen 1917, 100,
50 (Nnfunit IN Southampton, 81,
800. 2t5, t72, 206, 240, 213, 22a.
800. 244, 243. 17S, 273 uno 80
Seemeilen.
@ns fir 3ablen bot oemeeem-
iiber pier5ig Sabre ipGter Der paron.
prin3 Wilbelm" 3. g., ouf ieiner
Nmerifoiobrt i'm September p~eriloi-
icnen ssobres aui5uipeiien! Im 0.
September Hadmittags bon grenter.
bopen obgeaangen, erreidte er nady
elmer sSabrt bon 6 Saaen uno 8.M
Stunoen Sanop Soot bel Stem Onrt,
inoem er fol9eube 9iltauseu 5uriif-
leate: 470, $40, 574, 581, 573 mo
1886 Seemeiien. Hur Die beioerl
hOdblten Sagesleiitungen Der nItcm
9orf" suiammengenommen, fommlen
oiio elmer Der beiten SagesIeiitnngcn
oes .aronprin5en @ilbelm" gleiG
unb Die gar5e Sabrt lit bon berl
mobernen 9ampier beinabe uuf Den
oritten 5beil Der 3eit ~reou5irt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

'ollten cine Nn5obl SreiiteIlen ari
omerifaniihen GoIleeium geltiftei
meroen, mte lfon friiber in bieien
Spaiten erpdbnt lpurDe. slitS better
Sneile perlnutet, baB iolhe Sreiitel,
len nom @ouegium ielbIt, mie audi
bobererieits in Iom, ber3Iit a,ltge,
beiBen miiroen.
Gs gieht bod inter ms Wun9e,
Die finftauIeno Collars, Den Ereis
elmer iolfen SreiiteQe, nobl entbeb.
rem fonnten. gs giebt mon6e grcBc
Semeinoen, bic nit leifter Wtiibe
oos @elo alibringen wiiroenL penn
llr Die reften MGnner Oaron
gingen. @enigitens fonnten Die
meiItcn 9io5eien cine JreiIteae
%ariinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Die &~otbolifen cine biilfloic, iaIt Der
adtlihe Wojoritdt g~eiporbcn linb, 10
lit Sieies boppelt beoeutlrngspoa.
9ns Centrum bat iirigenS alldb
IN bieier Gid)tittg li6 auf Der SObe
Der 3eit 9e5eigt rnb Die Retdsgeitn-
mug itarfen belferL inhem es Den
jiingeren SabrgGngen mnter ben So.
tboliten bon GiiaBs9otbringen Ole
Sbiiren Der Hartei 9eoffnet bot uao
Oenielben in jeber @eiie &oridilb
leiitct. 60 rGft iid) Der aotbolitelt-
baB ser Gombes- 9tegierlung on
GSrnnfreid in Scr bitteriten @eiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
WeIh' beluumOe rmnaS,uiiroia
NUtriareit

entmideln bOh uniere @laubenSges
noiien I'M Seutlhen Heib auf alien
8ebleten! Sn ipeld' ausgicbigenl
WtaBe 4. 3. miro ole IruderpreIic
pcrpanDt, nm Den 8egnern Yaroli
il bieten! llnO uidt allein nit Der
Scrousgabe 6ablreiGer t3eitungelt
uno 3eitlhriften besniigt man lid,
Die allen anforoerungen entiprehe,l
rRo ole 8ebiete bes @iIIens nm.
falien, louoeru burd) bus SerauSs
aeben 5abIreider, fir Die Waiienper,
breitima beItimmter 8roi6iireu nnb
gldler tblt man mad, elm iibriges.
gteben Den id)on beitebenben Inter.
nebmunaen bieier Irt bat ii6 jiingit
IN Wfilndlen elm eigener nWiinhener
Noltsl9rlftnerleg" gcbiloet, Der ole
Serbreitung BON gebiegenen beleben.
Den uno erballenben Sdriiten ms
Illae gefoBi bot. Man erlieB bon
eleIer Seite aus iiingit Gin Yreisaus.
ld)relbcn, oas ie 1000 Ntarf fir Die
bette Irbeit fiber zines Der i~olgenoen
Shemata ouslest: 1. Seius Gbriltus
Der SoIn @ottes? 9. No iinoen mir
Die pabre Stride Gbrilti? 3. Sie
Ncihte, ibr &eht. lire @eldifte nno
ibr Seaen. 4. 9ie bl. Communion,
ibre Ginieeune, lire 6eier, ibre
Sriihte. 8. %rieitertbum uno Spter
III Der Stride Gbriiti.
Gin anbereS l1nteynebnleE IL! inter
Dem Namen naatbolii6e Sumilicn.
biliothef" in Wain5 %entitanoen, buS
Der ct. Soiepb's Bidder . 9ruber.
IDIOT in alngenfurt ~nnd)gebiloet lit.
Wfon ipill IN oiciem Sna Den W.itglie.
bern Der &ereiniguug, seeeu eiueu
Sabres : Seitrag bon mn , Murf,
ieoeS Sobr bier ge0iegene Bidder
%liefern. INT 10 in moglihit pielen
Sauiern cine wirfli6 futbpliihe
Sibtiotbef 3nr @rbomng, Seleb-
rlulQ uno Undertaking. ou i1affeE.
lie critic Serie, Die bereitS eridienen
lit, beltebt aus cinem Gr5ablun9S.
bllde, einem 8erfc bon @regor nip.
pei, Sic S6onbeit Ger fotboliiderl
&irde", Den Geilebilocru ,9urd's
nelle Stalien gum alten &om", iulb
elnem aalenoer. Sas 1uuje Inter,
nebmeu itebt unter oem Sdpate beS
8ildofs bon Main5 mo miro bon
einfluBrei6en GerIonlibfeiten ans
peritlieoenen gistbiim.rn empfp1lpn.
Ynbere 3iele perfolg. Die r9euti6e
Observation-Disclosures, cine &ereini-
glllla Der ouf fatboliider Scite tbGti-
Gen Sd)riftiteler, Die beionocrs Die
&fieae Der unterbaltunaSleftiirc iib
sllr Aufgabe mad)t. iW!tit Silie Der
aagemeinen MISREPRESENTATION in
Wiind)en l1Bt Tie eiue Solge bon
Homanen erideinen, Die littlih rei-
men, geoiegenen SSnbaltes iein iollcn
bel mabrboft fiiuitleriider. 6orm.
@is iebt linO eridienen Der preiSse-
fronte Goman: ,Srieoe Den Siitten",
BON 30. bon GfenSteeu; Ser
9ouernfonig", BON gnton Gbott,
bieiem portreffliden G6iloerer Der
Vemobner bes 9obmermaloeS
.@aloninter", bon g. &eller, unb
ein 9anb gr5ablun9ei bon Sans
@idelbad.
Bel benz gdns!i6en Sdrnieoerlie.
aen oes Si6erpeienS utter Den SEA,
tbolifen bier5ulanOe bcriihren 9eitre,
bllnqen oieler Slrt webnuthSpoa nli
bod freubig 5uglei6 - mcbnuutbs.
poa. neil mir bier5ulanbe bieien BE-
itrebungen 10 fern itehen, ircuOig.
rpeil uuiere 8lnlbensgeroilen in Dem
2anbe unierer Batter iid 10 .iidtia
| rnnpn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Gin Gemtruti NJ III GneIano.

Der &atboliife Gplfsbnmo in
@nGlano, Der fiir5lih feline erite Ser.
iammllna abbielt, lit beitrebt, cine
tatboliiGe Yartei 81 biloen, Gbnlid
Dem Centrum i'm beutihen Heibs.
taae. 9ieies Centrum IN Der engli.
lden aammer miiroe Die polittiden
Sragen bonn a~leinigeu fatboliihen
Stanopunft aus priiten. Der @olfS.
buno mia ieruer ole abid)afiung Der
Seriaiiungsclauiel, Die perIangt, oaB
Der iemeilige aonig BON England
INNER Broteltant iei. Der 9umo.
Der bereitS 5000 Witglieber 5Ghlt,
miro auh Den &atbolifen belieu, Die
aroBtmoglide 3abl SteQen an erbal.
ten, pelhe ibnen ginfluB i'm Staate
perleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Der Sentide aaiier mag nidt
qern6e Ser ar0Bte 6reunb Der aotbo.
Iifcn iciu, aber opiel politiider
SAariiifa bat er oo6, baB or Die
&irdenperfolgung in 6rnnfrei6 redt
griinoli6 81 8unItcn Seuti6lcnb's
aitsbGlltet. @65renb sic i~ran50ii-
idIeu Mo6tbober es iidy 6llr GBreu.
iade sll MAIDEN ideinen. Die SroenS'
leltte aus Sranfrcid 81 pers
trei6eu unD ionit Dem 2anbe icine
bei.en Sreunoe rau6erb lGBt Der beut'
fde &aiier rubig bieie Derfoigtcn
Sr6cnSleutc nod Geuti1lonb Gin.
iponoern an0 3unnl @linBs2otbrin.
gen erhGlt 10 eiueu 8ltnlld)s, Delhcr
III slueifoGer Sinii6t Der oeutifen
&eaierung SSoiier oitf Die Miible lit.
3uerit meiB bieie mobl 81 %miiroigen,
SaB elm 3lauo6s al guten Meni6erl
eiuem 2on6e nid)t idaoen fanrL unb
ocnn bilit gerabc bieie &otbolifct.
gcrfolglng in Sronfreid Die @crpob,
ner non Gliab.S otbrin9en, meDr beuil
iracn0 ettuaS Nuoeres, i~ibcracugen,
Dob lire reli9i0ien Sntereiien in
Geutihlou6 mebr olS in Sronfreidj
acidliiet limo. Snbem nm Der &oiier
Die perfolgten SroenSIerte - bon
Dencn Oicle 8eripmtbte in gliaB.
&otbringen hnben - gallj un9eIt0rt
ms Teidsgcbict ein5iebeu lGBt,
idtpqht er nidt nllr beu @rbiein0,
TrantreidL ionbern CT gelpinut fin
Geuti6lnno audi oic Spnlpntbieer
Der aatboliten bon GliaB.Sotbriuger
beren @efiible, obne Die uniiuni0(
Bolitif 0CS |Serrn Gom5eS, ned int
nlcr 81 6rnnfreid ncigen. Ga ii6ri
apnS Die iiiagere @cnerntion bel
eiio6 &ctarinner Gntbolifen i6or
phnetin noh piRem 3ltlamncupirfer
nit Der i;drten bcutldeu GeltriunS
Gortci itrcbt, iuciI bort e6en mehr 81
GeWinHcn il, ais in 5rentrci9, nj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
ger Scuft BET Der 2eftire Ser nad

Ger Scuft bel Der Geftiire Der nad)
folgenoen 3eilen ni6t an Die Ser.
bGltniiie lno an Die Wetbooen
unierer eroBItGotii6en gelben
Sournole unb bereu @ergotterltng
BON @er6red)ern, ionie al ollie Die
u%nIinnigen Sbeorien BON Der lln5u'
rednungsi6bigfeit unierer groBen
Naub. uno Worosmeniden. 9ie
n6Jfniife 8olfS8eitung" idreibt
n6mli6 mie folgt
ISM @ebirn oeS Barriers gebt,
Can't Ger Hreile, cine 9rt Wtiiblro0
Inn, Deldes BON Den Derl6leoenltcll
8eomfen qetrieben miro. Der Ser
BREEDER lit eiu llnpollfommener,
aranfer, llnperantnortliher, neil er
bon WGdten unb arGiten getrieben
miro. beren er it'd nidt ermebrell
fam. Ni6t er, ionOeru bieie &rafte,
Die GinOriide, Wei6e or BON Der
SluBeumelt empfGngt, Die @ebanfen,
melde ibm feline llmgebuno eintl0Bt,
iinS ihulb on ieinem 8~ergeben,
pelheS ltur cine ablpei6ung bon Dem
@epobnten mo Sergebradten be-
beutct, cine 9l~uflebuung gegeu bos
Sod Ser glagemeiubeit BARTLETT.
9ieie Nodliidt fir Serbre6er biirfte
olth cine llrio6e iein, oab uuf Toris
etpa Elm &iertel oller IN 5ranfreid
beaangenen &erbrehen fommt.
8oris mnlB itets einen Eagesbeloen
boben, lei oerielbe oitd) Elm &erbre:
der. ga Der 8erbreGer bat meiit
ben Sor5ug."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
Wit etmeM 2lnttm9 non Gals
Benbuntor

meint Elm 9lott Der @etropole: 9is
Dor Sturgeon BADEN mir ms geriibmt,
Dob mir in einem 3eitalter raudloien
Tmlpers, f%nofenloier S6infen, I'M.
blutiaer G%birurgie, unblutiger
9neue, pferoeloier Silbrtperfe, orobt.
loier Selegrapbie, idmer5loier CABIN.
b%ellflnoe, geoantenloier 8eieB-
aebnng etc. leben. Heneroings baben
mir nod Die foblenloien aoblenfeqer
binSuaefiigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Giicr, olld) fir bic gilte Sad)e, famn
oas redlte @ort Dem Better feblen -.
Damn idift Cure grmioerung ia6lif,
gebalten ein, nOer 5eigt, no Der Sci.
tnnnsmenih geirrt nnb penn Cure
antmort nidt beat)tet miro, Damn
habt Sbr nod INNER 3eit gum
IllfbGumerl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

Gs mlB einen Seu6ler bod
drgern, lperm er erfabrt, baB Der
Wann mir peld)en er iif ausgiebt,
auh nid)ts mertb lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

DGs freut mid, Sic fennen 81
lernen", loa man niht 5u laut ar
einem Yoli5eimonne iagelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06
80! Coy! COLI!

3eitunasleute uno S~ausberren
lpoaen fir Den 9iaum, ben Tie Mnbe.
rem geben, be5ablt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

8er einen Slob i'm 0unfeln e..
pilden fam, ioate aub fir baS Nmt
zines Sberiffs mGblbar iein, obne Die
Domination elmer beionoeren Gartei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-06

1870 s~fNr ~ ~ NFAst~
zines Sberiffs mGblbar iein, obne Die
Domination elmer beionoeren Hartei.
8eld(' cine ipnberbare Sprafe
oas gnglii6e oo6 it'll @enn Die
Selte iagen: sSe is feeling bis
oats", Damn meinen iie oft, er fiible
Den S6naps, ben er geioiien.
Die Wonroe Soctrin lit rngefGbr
Die arobte Srrlebre Der amerifani-
lhen Solitif. Weun Die Ser. Staa-
ten nidt genug Wiibieligfeiten at
Sonie baben, geben iie naf Siio-
Imerifa unb bolen iid einen Saufen.
Sort gibt es genug RegerbGuptlinse,
lpelhe itets einen suten 8orrat9
baben.
@enn iett Die @erbiin6eter, peIfe
oa brlmten IN SeneSuela hire
Sdla6tihiffe freiien iaiieu, nod Die
GolIettionsgebi il bren al
Den anoeren Soroerungen leeer,
meld,e iie seseu Seneauela butten,
Damn babeu iie gerabe iopieI, aIs tie
Dor Dem gan5en Hilmmel batteu:
Hiift.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08
NO GARBAGE NUISANCE.
As Yet Health roard Is Free From
Complaints.

from the garbage nuisance which Is SO
noticeable In many cities and in Boston
especially, where the board OF health re-
Gently found IL necessary to forbid the
dumping OF refuse within city limits
without a permit The chief dumping
ground here is long pond, where one
man Is Kept TO cover over any odorefer-
Gus matter that is deposited and any
light or inflammable stuff Is burned
Other places notably the Seekonk river
and at Mashapaug pond are maintained
as dumping grounds but no particular
objection TO them has been recorded as
yet owing TO their partly secluded loca-
tion and DR. King states that no COM
plants have been reported to the board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08
SKIN POISONING.
Wakefield People Believe Epidemic Is Due
TO the Brown Tall Moth.

Wakefield, Mass, June s--The brown
tail moth. which is devouring the trees
OF this vicinity is believed to be the cause
of an epidemic OF skin poisoning which
prevails to n considerable extent all
through the town.
The disease assumes the fom OF a rash
like eruption and swelling and almost
intolerable itching. Physicians who as
yet have not been able TO find an anti
dote. say that there are hundreds of pa
tients affected at present and as the trees
Of the town are covered with moths II is
practically impossible for persons passing
along the streets not 10 come In contact
with them. The disease has been named
the 'Browntail RASH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08
MINISTERS MEET.
Methodist and Free Baptist Clergymen Held
Sessions Today-CIoslng Of the Season.

A brief business meeting and scholar
ly paper by Rev. b, +. Simon, Ph. d.
were the interesting features OF the
Methodist preachers meeting. held in the
Mathewson street Methodist church, at
1880 O'Clock this morning.
The business meeting was presided over
by Rev. John f. Blake and discussion
arose as TO the advisabilfty OF co-opera-
ting with the Y NJ. c. A in holding
open air meetings at Rocky Point on
Sundays during the season.
This matter was discussed at some
length. but no action was taken concern
Ing the same.
Or. Simons' paper was entitled What
fs Spirituality" In giving a logical de-
fnitlon of his theme DR.. Simons' brought
out the following points: Spirituality Is
nothing external such as acts or wor-
ship etc. IL Is a state OF mind that al
ways includes submission TO the will OF
God; whatever else II may include, II
that Is absent IL cannot be called a
spiritual state.
Spiritual thinking gives a Godward
side 10 the whole life; spiritual willing
chooses the best and spiritual feeling
includes reverence, love. hope, peace. JOY,
patience and gratitude.
These are valuable for use and enjoy
ment and the completeness OF the spirit
ual life.
Feeling ordinarily harmonizes with
the will yet IL frequently falls 10 follow
the will. Is fitful and unreliable hence
feeling is not "a sure test OF spirituality.
Spirituality then is that state OF mind
In which God wills: IL varies according
10 individuality and environment. Ii Is
the basis OF Christian unity and the es-
sence OF Christianity. DR.. Simons' paper
was followed by discussion. after which
the melting adjourned until the second
Monday in September.
The Free Baptist ministers held their
regular monthly meeting this morning,
In the Roger Williams Free Baptist
church where Rev. A. B. Hyde presented
a paper entitled. 1.-The Place OF the
Death OF Christ in the Salvation OF
man."
The paper was followed by a general
discussion.
The regular meetings of the Congrega-
tionalist ministers have been discontin-
ued for the summer
The last meeting of the Union minis
ters will be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. next
Monday morning. at l0:30 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08
A Ten YEAR
REMISSION
OF TAXES
Il Granted a 100000 Cotton
Mil VIII Be Built In North
SmIthfl0ld.

The taxpayers OF North smithheld have
q business matter OF great importance
TO the town, TO consider, in the offer the
Blackstone Manufacturing company con-
cerning the establishment of 100000
cotton mill in their town. The PROPOSE
ton is TO be presented by Hon. Ar
lon Mowry, to whom the mill people have
communicated their wishes as 1t Is un-
derstood the plant will surely come If the
company is guaranteed tax exemption
for 10 years.
The company is located at present in
Blackstone. Mass, and is compelled to
pay taxes according TO the SIS
rate of that town, and 1t wants TO tarns-
Ter operations over the line into North
emithfield where II owns land and where
the tax rates are about s. on the average.
Should the proposed exemption for 10
years be granted the company proposes
60 commence operations Immediately, ana
the plant will be erected near High Rocks
so-called, southwest OF the present loca-
tton.
The mill proposed will be about 300 feet
long and l6 feet wide. and will contain
about $1,000 spindles. The proposition also
states that the old plant Will be torn
down.
The rate which the taxpayers are TO
act upon reads as follows
Voted. The electors of the town or
North Smithheld qualified 10 vote on
proposition TO impose tax legally as
sembeld in the annual taxpayers town
meeting, hereby grant the prayer OF the
petition of the Blackstone Manufactur-
ing company. and exempt from taxation
for the deriod OF 10 years from the date
OF this vote In pursuance OF the. authori-
ty conferred by chapter "A, sections
and OF the general laws OF Rhode ISL
and, all such property as may be located
by the Blackstone Manufacturing COM
pany, for manufacturing purposes in the
town OF North Smithfield In consequence
Of this exemption. including mill build
ings, storehouses. office building, repair
shops and power plant and the land on
which the same shall be located, and also
eli machinery, tools, waterwheels, water
power. steam engines and other property
in any way used in connection with the
operation OF its said mill"
The taxpayers without regard for par
ty lines appear TO consider the idea favor
ably.
The meeting Is to also consider the plan
of Joint school superintendent for North
Smithfieid and Burrillvilie. and a warm
debate Is expected on the topic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08
An INCORRIGIDLE.
George F. C0udrsy Persisted In Crime.
Held for Grand jury for Breaks.

Luigi Gusti's bake shop at 1s1 Charles
Sundays and the Intruder has rifed a
cash register. Yesterday Patrolman j.
f. Mathewson was placed on watch and
landed George f. Coudrey. l6 years old.
In the 9th. district court today, Coud-
rey pleaded guilty to breaks on May 31st.
and June 7th
As he has a very bad record he was
held I'm $500 each case TO await the actign
OF the grand jury and in default OF sure
ty was committed to the Sockanosset
school.
Coudrey entered Gusds place by way
OF a cellar window.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08

ed for broken toe. SAMSON resides in
Boston.
Joseph McDermott was bound over TO
the grand jury in $500. by Judge Sweet
land. today. for embezzling $40 from
John f. Willard, by whom he was en-
ployed as a driver. McDermott was al
ready on probation for the theft of a BIZ
cycle.
The alarm from box 135 at 12;4O o'clock
this morning was for a fire In wood
pile and brush at the corner OF Admiral
and Eva streets. Very little damage was
done to the wood which is the property
OF Frank Marone.
A fight occurred on West Exchange
street, near Arthur avenue, last night,
between Charles Lombard and Antoine
Lavera, who are partners in carpenter
ing jobs. Lombard got a slight cut on
his abdomen. Lavera. said by Lombard
TO have drawn n knife on him, escaped.
The following named passengers arriv-
ed on the Merchants and Miners steamer
Dorchester on Saturday: l.. f. Hadges,
n. Edwards. V. Bergman, c. e. Brown.
a. III. Dadne, Mrs. Franklin Wild, Mrs.
A. III. Dadman and child. Miss Wild.
Mrs S. a. Waite. Arthur Terry,
Mr.. Thomas Whitley OF &c Aborn street
OF this city sailed from Boston Satur-
day morning on the International Mer-
camille Marine company's steamship
Cestrian OF the Leyland lne bound for
Liverpool. which port she will probably
reach Monday, June Is.
A lighted match dropped by some un-
known person, who was passing the cor
ner OF Branch avenue and Veazie streets.
at 6:i0 y. m. yesterday. chanced TO ig-
| mite gas that was leaking from a main.
The explosion which ensued broke a
number OF panes OF glass In c. II. Rob-
ertson's house. 220 Veazie street.
Walter Bedell pleaded not guilty In
Judge Sweetlands court today, when
accused OF stealing bicycle from
Charles Il. Banding He was found in
possession OF the wheel and later the
latter was reported 90 have been stolen.
Bedell averred that he found the bicycle
In the centre OF the highway near Mar
ket square and that there were street
sweepers present when he picked Il up.
lie was held in $500 for trial next Tues
| day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-08

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Of the Supervising Architect. Washing
ton, ~. c.. June s. 1903. SEALED PRO
pOSABS will be received az this office un-
tll o'clock T. NJ. on the 9Th day or
July. 1903. and then opened. for the con-
struction tcNccpt heating apparatus and
Postofs,cc ~ NorNicb Copoec,ic,,t .dc -
accordance with the drawings and speci-
fcation. copies of which may be had NJ
this Office. or the Office 81 the pos.nasdl r.
az Norwich. Conn. at the discretion or
tho Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR. Supervising Architect