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WEST TRENTON.

WEST TRENTON.
Err ct Young has been homo for few
days.
Mi7 Minnie Thompson spent Sunday at
HON.
Albert Jordan called on his parents Sum
day evening.
0,HaIs Anderson and Harvard Copp called
on heir parents Sunday.
Mis- Mabel Law, of Cambridge, Mass,
Is the guest of Mrs. r. j. Hopkins.
Mr.. -. Douglass is visiting her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. A. E. Squirting, of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Howard Buzzell, OF Bangor, is visit
ing Der parents, G. L. Mcfarland and wife.
Mr. Lufkin and wife, of Ellsworth,
were the guests OF Mrs. Caroline Moore
Sunday.
Fulie Foster, OF Bar Harbor, who has
been the guest of Ralph Douglass, has
returned home.
Mrs Law and daughter Gertie, OF Cam
bridge Mas, are stopping with Mrs.
Dora Davis for a few weeks.
Clifford Thompson and family are al
their summer cottage for a few months.
Miss Annie will Join them in August.
Melborn Rinsldo ard family and
employed at Bar Harbor, spent Sunday
with relatives.
july q. A. NJ. II.
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STONINGTON.

Win h. Smith and family are In town
for short visit.
Il. e. Grindle has re- opened the quarry
owned by Mr.. Sherwood, of Philadelphia
U s. 8. "Gioucester" passed through
the thoroughfare last week bound west.
Mrs. w. s. Thurlow returned from the
West Friday from visit to her son James.
John L. Goss has purchased house In
Roslindale, Mass, aid will make his home
there.
J. Brimigion has recently purchased q
fine jump seat carriage OF C. H. s. Webb,
Of Oceanville.
July q. w
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SOUTH BLuEalLL.

James Harrington, of Boston, is spend
ing few days at Capt. M. A. Eston's.
Edwin Sibley, o; Somervile, Mass is
spending the summer at Allen Hem
derson's.
Harry Bixby, of Boston, is spending
the summer with his grandfather, Arch
Henderson.
Bert c. Day. who has been In Boston,
for medical treatment, has returned home
somewh hat improved.
Mrs. M. A. Ferrin, Miss Carrie Ferrin
and Lincoln and Frank SibIey, OF Somer-
vile, Mass, are spending the summer
here.
July "a. G.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. O. l.. Milan has returned after
spending few weeks with her mot her in
Calais.
Miss Lena Colony, OF Oceanville, is
spending few days with friends and rela-
tives here.
James Bridges was at Southwest Harbor
last week to have the engine in his gaso-
lene boat overhauled and put In shape. .
The stone car fell through the trussel
that crosses the NJ. Baird's Contracting
Co.'s quarry, and caused some delay In
getting stone to the paving cutters.
Schooner "Rising Billown, Of RockIand,
while going to an anchorage In the harbor,
struck ledge and stayed twenty-four
hours. She was fioated without damage.
July "a. DAVID.
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BLUEHILL.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
ECO.

RESOLUTIONS OF RRsPECr
Whereas, Our heavenly Father. in His In
finite wisdom. has called to his reward our be.
loved brother, James II Billings. he It
Resolved, Thar the VIM T Sherman council.
No. IS. Jr- O. U. A. NJ, a. an order have lost a
kind and faithful member whose presence we
shall greatly misc.
Resolved, That as mark of respect TO our
deceased brother our charter be draped In
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the bereaved family. a copy placed on
our records. and copy sent to the ELLswosTH
AMERICAN. and Bangor Weekly Commercial
for publication. HgRMos A. CARTER,
". NJ. ROWE,
W. 8. HORTON,
Committee on resolutions
July a.
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the children swoke Mrs. Seesr, who gave
the alarm. Most OF their household goods
were saved.
Among the out-of-town visitors here
last week were Thurston Lord and wife,
of Bangor; Mrs. Gertie Young and two
children, OF Brewer; Mrs. Herbert
Perkins and two children, of Waltham,
Mass; and Mrs. Helen Moody, OF Boston.
July 20. &.
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NORTH BROWNSVILLE.

Rainbow grange held an ice.cream
sociable Thursday. The proceeds 60
towards the new dining-room that will
be built this fall.
The dwelling house occupied by Frank
Segar was Quilted by fire at about mid
night July ID. The coughing Of one OF
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L. W and NJ. r. BIsisdell were in Ban
gor Friday on business.
c T. Bunker has newly shipgled some
of his buildings.
F. E. BlsisdelI, of W. B. Blsisdell & Co,
hiss new floor laid in his store.
Victor Peavey, OF Bangor, who has been
a guest at the Relay, left for home Mon
day. "
Miss Charlotte Macomber goes to Ellis
worth Tuesday for weeks visit among
relatives.
Mrs. Grace Buzzeli, of CherryfieId. is
the guest OF her uncle and aunt, Robert
Phillips and wife.
Augustus Bunker and wife have re-
turned from North Conway, and are at
the Blaisdell cottage.
Mrs. Carrie Hsvey, with Mrs. Alice
Hasey and two dsug bters, returned from
Swans Island, Saturday.
Mrs. Foilett Gerrish and son Charles, OF
Kittery, arrived Saturday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Dele Pickett.
Mrs. Charlotte Cleveland and daughter
Annie Frances, OF Bangor, are visiting
relatives here on their way home from
Mckinley.
The new school building in Ryefeid
district, is two-storied structure to &C.
commodste graded school. Charles
Sprague has charge of the work.
/ Dr.. John Homer aud wife left Monday
for Bar Hsrbor. After visiting relatives
in that section, they go on to Bucksport
among the DOCTORS old home people
thence to Newburyport.
JuIy ~ n
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EAsTBRooK.

The death OF william Smith, an aged
resident Of this town, occurred July Is, at
the home OF his daughter Mrs. X. B.
Lowrie, who has cared for him during
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Permanent Muscular Strength cannot exist
w5ere there Is NOT blood strength. Young men
giving attention % muscular development
should bear this In mind. Hoods sarssparilia
gives blood strength and builds up the whole
system.-Adpf.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne rrs. see other
FRANKLIN.

Rev. c. E. Petersen, pastor OF the
Methodist church, has taken into the
church on probation, and into fuii
membership for the past fifteen months,
Atty eight persons. and has baptized forty
adults and seven children, thus more than
doubling the membership. Mr.. Petersen
will preach on Paying Interest to the
Desir' on Sunday evening, Aug. q on
1.-The Christian Religion the Survival of
the Fittest", Aug. 9; ITO Be, to Do, to Do
without" on Sunday, Aug. Is; "Fox
Hunting" on Aug. %.
July %. SPEC.
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his declining years. The funeral was at
the church Moncay afternoon. Rev g.
I. Sio'ey, OF franklin, officiating.
July 81. B.
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Mrs. Winfield Golfer and son Joseph, of
Broekton, Mass, recently spent week
with Mrs. Alice Gilley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
BOARDING HOUSE
en- New-YOrk

Llamamos "a atenci6n de nuestros
lectores del p1blico en- general, hacia
primera pagina, relative al magnffico
boarding ,house-6 casa de hu6spedes-que
tiene establecido en- New York la senori-
ia Aurora Marin.
No titubeamos en- recomendar dicho
establecimiento nuestros amigos, pues
en- el hallaran trato afable Y cordial, SER
vicio esmerado, habitacidhes c6modas y
cocina excelente
La estaci6n del ferrocarril elevado
Sc halla pocos -pasos del referido boar
ding, en- la misma calle 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
Ia exposition escolar

Hoy visitamos la exposition de los
trabaJOs escolares, sta en- la escuela Gle
Lincoln, calle de Allen.
Cada grupo escolar presentaba sus
adelantos hechos en- aritmetica, geogra-
fla Y otras asignaturas.
Aca un salon donde apareclan pro
blemas de flsica Y geometria resueltos
por los dlsclpulos de nuestro antigua
maestro don Antonio Rosell; mas ALA
los mapas dibujados correctamente por
los alumnos de nuestro amigo ell sefior
Lumbano.
En- un corredor de la derecha y
ALA en- ell fondo aparecfan los trabajos
del segundo grado cuyo grupo est @a
cargo de la senorita Georgina CintrSn.
En- ell primer pueblo del lado orien-
tai de nuestra isla hay un sacerdote Illus
trado, virtuoso que reparte ell bien &
manos llenas.
Ese sacerdote que honra al sacerdo-
clio puertorriqueno Sc llama el padre
Felipe Cintr6n.
Su modestia es exagerada. Noso-
tros sabemos que estOs mercedes elo-
gios lie desagradan, pero al tratar de su
hermana en- estas cuartillas viene nues-
ira mente Ell nOmbre del querido amigo
de Fajardo.
Georgina tambien honra su pro-
fesi6n por su intehgencia, por sus me-
todos de ensenanza, como nc1.aestra,
por las virtudes que H. alderman.
Los grades primero y segundo de
una escueia son los mas pesados.
Sacarlos avante como 10 ha hecho
Georgina es un triunfo y por clio la fe-
licitamos.
Hacemos extensiva nuestra felici-
taci0n los demas maestros de San Juan
Y al Inspector seflor Sawyer & quien
debemos esa exposition de los trabaios
hechos por los nif1os de la capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
In&
De Administered \

Agotada la paciencia con assonos
agentes de este peri6dico, que despues
que han cobrado las suscriciones venta
diaria de varios meses. Sc hacen sordos
q las reclamaciones de esta Empresa, he
mos acordado esperar una sola semana
para que liquiden sus cuentas, advirtien-
doles, que de no hacerlo asf, publicare-
mos sus nombres sin consideration algu-
ma,
Estamos cansados deesperar nues-
tros compromises no nos esperan.
A pagar, pues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
P0BRES N|NOS.....!
MLDREs De FAMtlS, Old Ell MGns0 C0EEu De VEsRO MtDGo

hijos
ente sin ntes DIR pnfdn vuestro edco Los medco
Rico utrado haba
que deje de convenir decmos
El
verdadero elaboration
emolsones amada GRAsA PESCADOS Ahf
fao del timo M6do verifado
trar de la tuberculosis decdieron los bios ALI
echar compeo del aceite de atenden
do vor medicinal
torDos CASTRO ntestinales que ocasona
No medco nj farmacuco desconozca
cento cero grasa
ndgesta empan verfcar la emulsion
sutando mas ndigesa ntolerab
d6b1es criaturas de los pobres enfermos.
81 <guayacol9
d. el colmo No discur relative
solo deben tomarse mediante
cripct0n facultativa.
En- puede empleare guayaco1
antisepco pumonar:
tuberculosis deben tomar decmos el
dbe estme oporuno
resultados ell DR.
ene nj pugnante bacalao
nj causa rrc6n es6ago Reconsuye los ORGANISING d
enfermedd condolences imatogcas
de faci digestion amlab oponendoe
q n1ngun tratamiento. at
LAOTO MARROW compuesto <Medula> tuetano
hueso argos erfecto eado de Digestion emulsion
vefca medante ndgesta goma las emuo
dc aceite dc bacaao n6 de huevo. Rc
dgtvos
puestoss vehculo eseeada> eementos
todos rqufsimos principles medicinales
Preguntad repetmos vuesro m6dico 6 dira que el
medicna verdad ext
reconsttuyente en6rgco
it'll de mas nmedao reulados hay nada meo los
etmulante, periodic
general sempre desee reconstitur ORGANISING
brecido.
to-AGarrow
lice 10 que demuestra que vale.
Lacto-Marrow Co, <su1micos New-York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
Bdn(O Popular

Ell Banco Popular de Economics Y
Prestamos de San Juan nos manifesto
que, durante la semana pasada, deposi-
taron 116 imponentes, en- dicho Banco,
la suma de $55O-63 habiendose expedido
1866 titulos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02

SERAN COMPLACIDOS sus capri
chos en- la solicitud de calzadO la me-
dida. en- <La Mayaglezana,> San JUS
to II. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02

EN- LAS CRUCES-Cayey. Sc ven.
de Semilla de arroz superior. Casa de
don Vicente R. Munoz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
pOSTALES De JOSE NUNOz RIVERA

ostentando en- la frente
nimbos de ibertad, perlas de oriente,
blandiendo alfanjes al cef1ir coronas
de acero refulgente,
una legion de bravas amazonas.
No sera eterno ell V5ernes de dolores,
III las horcas caudinas,
nj ell poder asfixiante del coloso.
Renacera los 1gneos resplandores
Gle mcendlos de las almas femeninas,
| Jesats ole Borinquen vivo y glorioso,
| tu 1lustre padre; y tn seras manana,
amazona gentil soberana,
febril en- tu patri0tico ardimiento,
Gle her6ico regimiento,
la archi-her0ica V .divina capitana
4 AngeIa Neg7'6n MuNoz. i Ponce.
CARTA
De mis- suef1os las flores,
huerfanas de colores.
-iOh, pobreS margaritas
por mi dolor marchitas!-
va no son un tesoro
de esencia y luz. Un POGO del r8cfo
de tus suef1os de orc,
manda para las flores de tn ito;
Y esta postal recibe
pensando que tu ito que la escribe,
yate que no sof16 con Ia victoria
en- sus tlempos mejores,
con sus versos marchitos cual sus flores,
nunca sabra adquirir un pan de gloria.
TARJETA POSTAL J:
A preguntarte va mi amor profundo,
para tt. amor de abuelo. a
ST son cual til los angeles del mundo,
jComo seran los angeles del cielo?
Mi sobrina hechicera,
responde al pHhto Y d1:
Son como yo. FL que quiera
cifrar todo su anhelo
en- admirar ell cielo,
iqu6 venga VERNE & NIL
A INA amiga.
Dibujo: dos aman-
tes que Sc miriam po-
niendo en- los ojos Ia
luz de un amor inten-
sfsimo.
Aquf estan ella 81 que Sc enamoran,
Sc miriam Y Sc embriagan;
y, con ellos, de gloria, de ventura,
y de ilusiones albas,
la esencia, los colores,
los trinos y las alas.
Y, entire ellos, ell amor que es ammonia,
nectar, sol y fragancia,
aurora en- ell oriente del ensuefIo,
deslumbrador y prodigo, derrama
las mieles de sus rosas,
la luz de sus bengalas.
AquI estan: manantiales de ternura
de rumOrOsas aguas,
que Sc unen Sc besan
en- ell aureo vergel de la esperanza.
iCallen, pues, los bordones de mi ira!;
que enmudecen las arpas
cuando ell amor fecunda sus pistilos,
cuando suefian las almas.
4 Manuel Ctuna1t7las. j.
5Poeta? Yo no saba
que fuera tan dadivosa
contigo la inspiration,
cataratas de ammonia,
matices de plata rosa
dando tn gran coraz6n.
Cualquier dia, cualquier dia
pones orc en- ell ovario
de tn cerebro fecundo,
Y Sc esparce por Ell mundo,
entire aromas de incensario,
este sabroso rumor:
-Camuflas es gran sefor.
jCamu1as es millonario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02

Con fraSeS de arQ1euGe dHAOIs
de patri6ticos anhelos,
llama, llama tus abuelos,
Margarita, hermosa tfor
de estos campos tropicafSs,
gloria del riqueno eden
iHace falta en- Borinquen
la sangre de los Padiales!
4 Hayd6e Mar5aa. San Juan.
Tu padre, ell gran patricia,
que hoy duermc en- la callada
soledad de la tumba,
siempre vivO en- ell alma
de su pueblo infeliz, quiso que fueras
for de una TERRA libre v soberana.
" eres hija adorable
de Borinquen esclava!
Hayd6e. iQu6, para slempre,
con abrazOs de amor te unas manana
al Daat6s implacable que convlerta,
--mano de bronco en- el dolor forJada-
& D0ngIa1's y M0ndegO,
V5ILefOTT y comparss
de mfseros verdugos,
en- poIvo ruin de la nniseria humana;
olga en- ell cent de la grandeza
Y de la gloria:--S REsUCITA Y ANDAlo--
q Borinquen, la dulce VGIe3et51a1A
lila pobre terra madre que no es patrla!
a Isabel Zegr5 1fa25n-Ponce.
T1: un diamante EN- una perla
de orc luz, de rosa y nacar,
por la que sam reg d5tr0 su rea7a01
Y un nabab diera sus areas.
La perIa: carne purfsima
como un sueno de la infancia,
en- que hay ojos como soles
v encantos como alboradas.
EI d5amante. -. Aunque los amos,
con sus nieves y sus rachas,
deslustren la glacial perla;
eL G5Qn1d7ate, con sus aguas,
de ternuras intnitas,
luz que solo Dios apaaa,
sera siempre luz del cielo,
porque eL d5Gna071te. les tn alma!
A ManaleZ0 Ar60n0 de Martinez. IS. j.
Mitiga tn desvelo,
Oh, diVina mujer, madre sublime;
No llores, que la muerte es la victoria
que en- tn frente tn hijita desde ell cielo
Ell dulce beso del amor imprime;
que ella, por ell correo de las nubes,
te envfa sus postales
que, en- alas de querubes
la divina luz de tn memoria,
con pistilos dc flores inmortales,
escribe en- ell palacio de la gloria.
A RagueI Cesteros --Toa-baja
ia; un poema en- que hay ritmos
de singular belleza,
ternuras infinitas,
luz de bondad suprems.
Tu nombre, que es divino,
no es, Raqu6l, 10 diviro del poema !;
que ell alma tuya es ave de los cielos
que en- los azules muncos canta y suefa,
hace un nido en- ell arbol de la gloria,
v, para yer q Dios, sube una estrella.
Para besar tn frente
en- que su luz ell alba vierte en- perlas
para admirar los soles de tus ojos,
! baja Dios la terra
A Mar5a L14isa de G,J5S. .-Fajardo,
Vivo tn padre, en- este largo dia
de sumision cobarde, ordenarfa,
ansioso de curar males prolijos,
que emigraran-escuchay no te asom-
que emigraran los hombres (bres-
de esta terra infeliz, madre sin hijos,
Y pOblara estas selvas seculares,
ltan cerca de los cielos Y los mares!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02

A Margorito PadiaJ.-San Juan
Con frases de ardiente amor,
de patri6ticos anhelos,
llama, llama q tus abuelos,
Margarita, herInosa flor
de estos campos tropicaFSs,
gloria del riqueno eden!
iHace falta en- Borinquen
la sangre de los Padiales!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02
CeIestinO Linera.s Y OIiveros

Ofrece su Sastreria en- la Gale de
Skulz BelvisS, Caguas, p. r..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-02

Tu padre, ell gran patricia,
que hoy duermc en- la callada
soledad de la tumba,
siempre vivo en- ell alma
de su pueblo infeliz, quiso que fueras
for de una TERRA libre v soberana.
~ eres hija adorable
de Borinquen esclava!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
FURTHER CAMP ORDERS
Minor Details Arranged according to Gen.
eraI Orders No. r..

General Orders No. ~ were issued from
brigade headquarters this morning. The
orders provide for a detail from the hos
TALON. Battery A and the Machine Gun
battery over the road to camp. Like de-
tails will be made July IL to accompany
the organizations named back to the city.
Capt. Maurice II. Cook. signal officer,
will oversee the formation of the brigade
the password and parole and attend TO
the inspection of quarters.
Mastering OF ba,talions will be perform
ed daily by their respective majors com
manding, Immediately following pa
rade," The following officers are assign
ed to muster unattached organizations:
Lieut. Col. ~ Darrell Harvey, medical
l.. Manchester, provost marshal. to First
Machine Gun battery; Capt. Richard LeB
Bowen. A. /. r. p. to First Separate
company infantry; Mai. John A. O'Keefe
Inspector OF r. p. to Battery A, Light ar
tillery; Capt. Henry G.. Cram. Judge az
vocate, to signal corps.
The order also makes provision for the
escort 10 the commander-in-chief when he
visits the camp July 10.
Evening roll call will be made at the
assembly call for retreat" The follow.
ing regulations regarding retreat" will
he observed: First call 1920 p. M: as.
sembly, 1880 p. m; retreat. 7:35 y. m. Al
assembly" companies fall in in company
streets. without arms. rolls are called
and orders read by first sergeants. Com.
panies are then brought 10 attention,
so remaining until the bugle call has
sounded and band at flag stan has fin
ished playing the star-spangled Ban.
first sergeants reporting result OF roll
call
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street, June 1.-There were some
stocks. but the general market was dug.
lower than Friday. and Missouri Pacific.
canadian Pacific and Amalgamated Cop
per showed the largest fractional losses.
one hundred shares OF United States
steel sold at an advance OF u. but the
next sale or 1000 shares took IL back TO
fridays level. st. Paul showed an ad-
vance OF "a and American Ice a point.
Union Pacific and Rock Island were heav-
iIy dealt In at declining prices. Colorado
Fuel dropped Ia.
The lightness OF the selling orders.
which appeared at the opening despite
the unfavorable character OF the flood
news. lead TO some buying on the decline.
ana the loses were pretty generally re-
covered. Renewed selling began at the
higher level. and active stocks were
Forced under the opening range Rock
Island. Atchison. Union Pacific, Southern
Paciic and Reading displayed the most
weakness. the two first named losing a
point and esta ablishing new low records
Tor the movement, as did Union Pacific.
Canadian Pacific. Consolidated Gas
Sloss Sheffield Steel and Leather pre-
ferred fell ~ each. and Sugar, Denver
and Rio Grande. Mexican Central and
Kansas and Texas l. Toledo, St Louis
and Western preferred. Minneapolis, St
Paul and Sault Ste. Marie preferred. Erie
second preferred and Rock Island pre-
ferred advanced about a point Prices
again rallied before II o'clock. but recoy-
cries were slight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01
1O7 CASES
FOR THE
GRAND JURY
Among Most Important 10 be
Considered arc Two for Murder
and Two for CountefeItIng.

The June grand jury was impanelled
this morning in the common pleas divi-
sion OF the supreme court and they have
10 cases TO consider. including two for
murder and two for counterfeiting.
The men TO be examined on the former
charge are William Stevens Morse, the
one time ,motorman, who shot his sweet
heart, Julia r. Toombs, while on her way
to church, and Frederick Hoffman, the
gigantic German employe OF Molters
brewery. who shot a fellow workman.
The two East Providence alleged coun-
terfeiters are also among those TO come
before the grand jury. which consists OF
Is men this session.
The panel is made up as follows: Fore
man, Carlton S. Hardengergh of Provi-
dence: Henry Judisch, 8. Erastus Mer-
chant, William l.. Stokes, Walter j.
Smith and Addison =. Monroe of Provi.
dence: Sias III. Woodcock of Pawtucket,
Napoleon Trahan OF Central Falls. Henry
Charlesworth OF Lincoln, John Egan OF
Cumberland. Lawrence McNally OF
Woonsocket. Henry w. Barrett OF Bur-
rillville. Charles r. Frankland OF East
Providence. Charles Trip OF Norta
Providence, Edward A. Jennison of
Cranston. George II. Potter Of Scituate.
Eliakim Mowry Of Smithheld and George
Il. Burgess OF Foster.
Judge Wilbur proceeded TO charge the
jury on each OF the offences on the docket
and carefully defined the difference in the
breaking and entering by day or night
and spoke OF the light punishment which
the law now metes out for such crimes
as rape and indecency. compared to those
OF old times. intimating that heavier
punishment might lessen the number.
The jury retired under the direction OF
Deputy Sheriff Sanford Kinnecom TO hear
the evidence IN this classified list:
Total number of cases to be presented,
107; assault and battery. 8: assault with
dangerous weapon. Is: assault with intent
10 KILL /: attempt to have carnal knowl-
edge with girl under age consent, /; adul-
terry. 2: breaking and entering building
night and larceny, Il: breaking and enter
ing building day and larceny. 2; larceny,
l3: larceny from person. s: endorsement,
l.. false pretences. /: forging and uttering.
8; receiving stolen goods, 2: promoting
policy lottery, 8; nuisance. IL; unlawful
obstruction, s; indecent exposure, 2;
throwing stones at railroad train, j. bur-
glary, !; defacing building, 8; destroying
property, L. murder. q; selling liquor TO
minor, l.: rape. /; counterfeiting, 2: crime
against nature, ].
Joseph C. Sweeney Is the lawyer ap-
pointed by the court to defend such as
are indicted who have no counsel