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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-12-18

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17
1n nnnffeIine MrnbIen1eee

60 uanifelt9e Broblemer. Mange er
'frtffe men et iftanb til at faa Mrbeibe;
andre bar Mrbeibe men tan lite arbeiDe,
torbi be er ipse. Yegset bisfe EiIfelbe
er femme. men bet fife e 11bettnset BET
uerte af b. to. 81. Sobn Rromar,
@bamots, Mo., flyer: sSes par igs
fire aar % tunbe itfe arbe,oe. men Dr.
Peters aurtto siensap mig min belbreb.
Seq e. NJ ,sl, % intet Arbeibe isnes
for baarbt for mig. 9pilfen itorartet
Ting ct tunne ftse bette. Euftnber bar
funset Sunobeb % gtprfe ! Dr. geters
Rurito. Den ielses Ute paa Mpotbeter.
Sc tan erbolbe ben q lpeeielle assntes
eller birette tra 5abrstanten, So. gete,
Gabruep, 112-l14 so. popus ape.,
gbieasO, SO.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17
&Mlaffa Central

Sorerebe Staters Surpepor General OF
fin, af Mlaifd, flyer: peyes tror life, at ber
paa bele bet amerifanife SGRlonb finbes noz
gen Sernbane, iom bar iterre os be6re naturz
li9e 9ialpeftlber at pie af enb Nlaifa Central
8anen. Preitbent &oo1epelt fal6er Mlaifa
BET riseae 2anb Yerben. ,Dets Mulisbe=
ber er naifen ltrolise, flyer ban. sSernbaneri
Maffa tiener uitprteligt nteb Benge. Tolf,
lem for Mar fibel1 .i1,pefeb @bite pais
8 gufon, ben e1selfte Sernbane Mlaffa,
blep ale rtse. Mttier / Dbite Nafs 8 OusI
ton (af ct paalpbenbe BeIsb $50 pt.
Mftie) er nl1 perb oper $500 pr. aftie.
De iolstes for So. SO pr. Nttie 1898. Mlafa
Central =ganen, ION nj, bp9ges siennen
ben bebfe Del af aneritanfte Mlaita, piI
betale enbnl1 itsrre nbbptte. glogle faa5
DoGars ui1,Deaeb" M, oil ianbipnlisz
Dis ffaffe Big en- bel liben 6orm,le..
9ilfrebsf sfiuenbe pplpsnin9er meb Rart operi
Alafa Central zgansn ieinbes Irit. gtripI
frar, paa Morft eller Gn8elf, til
y bolpb g nh 9 !, Aeent, .
greol olfon, Ninn.
Rontor: 3i.af Mtain % 2nb Ct. 9slefonl l6b.
Subbpbelier III Btpllnppsr tr1ttss +
I i1aebI 1rutleri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

SPIT oppe bespnoer man oslaa at ie,
at en- 2psntns of noset Slass inart
maa tomme. Saalebes ubtalte Torenebe
Staters Nrbetoer> @ommisier Carroll
.. Wrisbt forleoen Dag ct Mpbe I
pbilabelpbia blanot anbet:
v2pnsipltemet uil opbere, os / bets
Steo tror ieg, Der uiI tomme ct Spitem.
buori Arbetoeren bar Anbel proputtet
- efter Sbeen ON Cooperation. Oct
fore 9rbeiberipprssmaal betpber en-
Scamp iMenneItebeoen forat uaa en- bpiers
Xtusfanbarb. Mrbeibsberren maa toHme
til at ante iaauel Ar5etoeren iom Mttie>
@teren fem en-, Der bar last noaet ino
6orretninsen. 81 ier enbuer progress
ftu &ouuauue. at Mrbeioerues Rrap lite
Longer er en- Qpu, iom er tilfrettel,e
til at bolbe Siel % Qeseme fau1men.
Mrbeioerer1 er blepen opora9et til at fple,
at ban er en- iocial faauel iont er. ptono.
miff Mast Rommunen, % benne Ops
braseliesproces er naaet iaa lanst, at
MrbeiDeren treuer En- rin1eltq Ware,,,
ubenfor bet, ION ct beitemt af ben Sern'
Ion. efter huilten Qen betaIes. ss
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Set laa Bespnbelien af benne use
ub, lom om be Gorenebe 5later Of Co
lombia pon iebe paa at ienoe en- Mrmee
til ben npe Republit / Banana. s
Waibinaton er man forbereot paa at
btrore ostte euten paa en- Maabe euer
en- anben. Eorpebofaaoen Gan Tran>
cisco bauoe aQereoe Wanba9 facet Orbre
til at be9iue fig til Yanamo laa burtig
lom muIist xorat uere paa Vast mob
ben fommenbe Nrmee, men torreifen er
bet 6enitsten at bilesse @asen ao biz
plomatiif 0ei, om iaabant er muIist.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

&iebtruitet bespnoer at fda mango
uuenner, % bette er lite at l1nbres ouer.
l1a9tet &reaturprtien er faloen ubpre |
bet fife Aar, er &ipbet Iise fottbart iom
fpr. "
S Soma er en- 5armerforenins, iou,
teller 1000 Wteblemmer. aOens etse
tuttue Eomite bapbe arsmeoe Des
Moines forlebeu, % bens Tormanb
fremlasbe Statiittt, iom tpbeoe paa, at
&ieotruifet baube berppet Tarmerue
800. 900. 900 bet fife Mar. Dette
&eiultat par man ton,men til peb at
tienoe 4ntaQet af @uin % &ues, iom
par bleuen iolst, os multipltcere bette
meb bet Gal. iom uiier syorfieuen mels
lem Priien paa buert Dpr nu, % cen
Pris, iom bleu betalt for ct Nar fbsn.
San anbefaleoe at flute fig til be
uafbeusise vPadinsbuie",, os buss
Sernbansrue bespnote at fpre &ria MOE
benz, fuloe aue Tar>aer'Orsanii iationer
/ 2anoet flute Zig 1ammen ON at fore
lause, at &eaisrinseu ital eie Sernba=
nerne. "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Dronnins Mleranora @nalanb uar /
6are peb Slbebranb Eorsba9snorsen
fife uge. Ser opRob Slbebranb / ben:
bes @etreters, Weiis Enoups, Sensee>
relie, os ben forplanteoe fig til Dron.
ninqens, enbnu mems bun iou. mi1s
&noqp uatteoe benbe, os BET uar lite ct
Diebltt for tibltst, at be to Rpinber
tom ub, tbi ffrafs efter falbt @'utpet
Dro.ntnsens yarelle neo % Sengen
fulste meb. Ronsen par paa Sast.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

George 9oI5bammer beoer en- Wanb,
iom bar bpsaet en- SsDei paa Mtsfs>
itppifloben fra Brownsville, Minn. >.
til Ga @rosle As Mar. Jfte ct euefte
Weenneitelip er gaaet tabt paa oenne
Vei / ben Eib, men MI ertlerer 6oIa>.
BANNER, at ban lite uil bpsse ben Of.
tere. 9oE5bammer bar reboet % Men.
nelfer fra at orufne, 8 ira at frple ibiel
os 2 ira at blipe mprbeoe liben ls49.
Mr. 6oI5bammer ct lanss Wisftsitppts
fooen fieabt unber Naunet Sstougen" !.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17
Rtttnefota.

2iset at en- Betient en- galoon,
.. $. 8ergitrem | 9ettor, blep funben
paa Sernbaneiporet en- Wa,IB Wei ira
W1lmar ,Slutntnsen af ttne use.
- @n &pinte Brainero, Marp
Sane Wiaiams, ct af en- @ronoiurp an,
tlaset for Morb / tprtte Grab. Dun
paafaaes at baue mprbet fin d Mar
samle Oatter ben 23oe Au9uf fiitleben
% at bape taTet Qiset MisiisfppiFo>
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17
A Summer in TeIemarken.

@n np Bog meb bette Mapn utl blipe
ubsiuet | Minneapolis en- al bisie Daee.
Den er itrepet af q. sc. @pnnins, 0fe>
eattpr af y l1nsbommens 8en" os
"The Northland Weekly. Mnta>
selts er ben ffreueu paa @uselft, ioet
ben Anmelbelie, Gorfatteren bar itreuet
at ben rl1nsboumens Sen, er freuen
paa @nselit. 10os, ben Tan uere paa
9&orit, for alt ui ueb, os Bette ipnes /
entelte 9enieenber rin,eliaere. Men
bette tan ri siue bebre Oplpsnins ON
ienere. ~
Mf Ouerfrifterne Boeen tan ri
neune fpl9enbe, ber er neunt for % paa
@ngelf:
6uorlebes Torfatteren tom til at
reile til Morae - @n Dag Boffon
beipsenbe i&ore Menbs Monumenter %
@raue - Suer y,auet I bet iuutteite
8eir, man tan tenfe Zig - @n imut
Scene - Det fprfe CLINT al Morse,
Der itiser vfuret peirbtbt ouer @anbet"
- Trampenbe @aberne / &riiiiania
meb Teroeus bpftsfe Tolt - en- Scat,
Der par lps iom"Dasen, 9iennem itioune
2anoitaber fsoliae Norse - 9iemtom>
fen paa en- iiraalenbe Suntoas - .Be'
log paa Steber, buor Sfilpbene par
bleuen siorl, oe buor @uomnins tolu
@anse ON Da9en ttllobes - gn uuenz
tet Cur tilfelos Selfab ueb en- flius
nattet Ralu - 9pab Der siorbe Eele>
marten beremt - Manbsn, 1om betla>
seoe, at ban baube orebt Eliot tie Pre>
oitonter - 8eipnoerltse @titte -
6porlebes en- san,meloass Sui bleu feis
ret - Maber Tuslene -. Det berlise
Waaltib foran bet fore Slbfeb Tolt,
iom git til &irten men itfe tnb / &irs
ten = @pentpret ON 1issn, iom bIeu
taaen inoi 5iesest,, % anbrs isnenbe -
Sfrpnef fortellernes Ron9e / port So9n
- Den iorseliae 6ortatlins ON ben
fore 8iolinipiuer WlplIarsutten - Tors
tatteren os Disteren Masmun5 @iuie -
Di9ter9utten Sans l1tbp - @uorle6es
6ans gttlien 6ause blep beban6let al
I'm perlte Ttenbe Seterltuet paa
Seteren -- @n berlig Tiitetur 49, st
Beios til Niutantosien % en- ytat paa
ben beieite Tielttiuoe bet ipoltse Norse
- Stqer Taruel.
8osen nil bliue lmutt trptt pea soot
papir, % priie1 uiI bliue SOC. Man
tan ienbe fin Orore til N. ". Henning,
2029, 7tb Ctr. g., M,nneapolis,
Wtun.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Naar nosen pil sipre bet. iom e'
uret, ct bet 9anite uanlfeltgt at forbtn'
ore bet. Os lelu be Mttoler, font e'
beltemt til at btnbre bet onbe. tan taees
ibrus o9 tiene til at fremme be onb'
9eui}ster.
Den9ans man fit iitanb 2open on
premie for 1orpboelie at l1lp, tentt'
man uel minolt paa, at bet ifulbe for:
lebe nosen- til at opbrette l1lpe, bare
forat mon paa bebraserit Dis fulb'
tuune tiluenoe fig preuien, men bel
ifeoe bog.
paa Gi8uenoe Maobe Rses 2open ON
8elpnnin3 torat fatte 9efetpue at bliue
benpttet. Ser er en- 8elpnnin9 al
5000 tor Paasribelie af en- 9eitetyu.
Uer ftriues fra Minneapolis, ct oennt
9ou poaterer 9enutpiu County fore
l1osifter nu>om Daseu, ioet 9eitetpueri
os Epuenes paasrtbelIe bltuer noset iao
alminoelist, at man befrp9ter, Der er en-
Nueren5tomit melem Yeriouer ON al
itiele os laoe fig paasrtbe, forat Be'
lsnninsen tan bltue belt, naar U&ultten
er bleueu betalt. J{aar nemlis noseu
bar taset en- 6eit os tiert Blot forbi bet
neite 9ierne, i1tpper ban 9ierne meo en-
Utnltt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

5 en- Sernbaneulptte paa Chicago,
Burlington & Quinep,8 8anen ner VI.
bia, Soma, fife gbnbas falbt Ct Barn,
en- t.e 9ar sammel yise neb sienneu'
@uluet ! en- fsnberilasen gosu % Bier
bensenbe etter Rleoerne en- Bro ne
bsnunDer. % Der brenote bun tilbsoe,
mems Be uitabte Rasiaserer faa berpaa,
% fsr noseu tunbe rebbe benbe. Bar.
net raabie paa fta Metober, lob men bun
par allereee brebt ! faun1e l1Iptte. Sal,
omtou, fen &eriouer, o Il tom I'll lfsabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17
Setens Taus, mtnnetota, 17oe 9eeember IS

Tib uil ben TONNE, Der ital tomn1e, %
ban ifal lite tpue. 0taar ri peb Eroen
fcrlaber os berpaa, iaa pil ut opersipe
os belt til Sub os fsr oenne 9le3t fors
saar fortpnte bet fife 8ubitab for al
9eroen % inosaa til Dor euise Belpn>
ming. M. 6. @,lecr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Der ffrinss fra >VottspiQe, pa., at
Nfbolbstauten Bat r9rebet ffaa ON fig +
Rulgrubeoiitritterne, at ea Erebieoel al
be 1000 @alooner S6ugltiu County
antaaes at uias 9aa uo af Jorretninsen
nefe Aar, oa be lite bar aa1ost ON at
faa fin 2icenie fernpet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Domtner Searle ct. @loub blep
fp9 fife use, mems ban bolbt en- @etss
teruin Benton County. @etstorbanb.
lin9erne blep berfor erfIeret arbrubt til
BEN 18oe Sanuar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Der er flor 8eueselie Plea ant
Yrairie, ifriues Der fra &enoiba, @,s.
ben lite bs. Set paaifaaes, at man
bar funbet @ulo paa N. 6. gasmuss
lens Tarm fire Wil fra 8pen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Sra ct. Betersburs bleu meobelt ben
lite bs., at timber 1tetet Rief ct bles
oen lutftt paasrunb at 110rbensr, oa
mango Stubenter er bleuen arreiterebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Nortbern Pociic=Bauens Stationss
bpsnins / Bredeuriose brenbte op meb
alt, iom par t ben Scat til Trebag.
8eser, PaYirer oa enoel Yeuse, iamt
omtrent $4oo @ero af easer iom til-
bprte M9enten, ett meo. ..- =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

2erbas par ben toloelte Dag, man
bar baut @btca9o~ paa oeune Etb af
Maret 1tben 1876. iOet par 13 @raber
unoer Nul (Tabrenbeit). % ben famine
Dato 1875 par bet ID. s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

DEN republtfanlfe National> @onuen=
tion uil bliue bolot @bica9o ben 2lbe
SUM-. Set lpnes aQerebe nu afsiort,
at Prei itbent &ooieuelt piI blipe 9ien>
non1ineret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Wm. S. Brpan % Spn, ber nu er
paa &e,ie europa. baube en- priuat
Mubience bos Yauen Spabas. =.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-12-17

Subbpbelier III Brgllnpper trDttss !.
llefblabets Erpfs Ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
WARREN,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Rev Herman w. WatJen conducted
prayer meeting service at the Baptist
church last night Rev II. u. Cady con
Quoted the mid-week devotional service
In the vestry OF the Methodist church last
night Special service was conducted at
the St Marks church by Rev. Mr.. Hut
Crimson yesterday morning at 1890 a. m.
Installation OF officers % 81. Mary 5
T. A. A. society and OF the Ladies' Aux
Hilary will be held In Institute hall Mon
day evening The recently elected OFF,
GERS will be duly installed with appro-
pirate exercises Both organizations are
in a fourishIng condition financially and
otherwise.
The work OF grading around the Joyce
street schoolhouse still continue very
slowly. superintendent OF Highways
James seyman has number of workmen
employed I'm the undertaking, which will
require n good deal OF time and expense
Tho area Go be graded is large and
weather conditions will have considerable
20 do with the carrying on Of the work
The Fourth of July committee met this
week and considered several matters OF
great Importance. 10 In expected that
the committee will be able tu announce
the fun program I'm a few weeks The
celebration this year will far exceed any
previous one held here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22

remains were sent TO Kansas City, where
the funeral will be held.
Mrs. Norton was the mother Of q well
known grocer on Taunton avenue.
The weekly whist meet OF the Massas-
oit club was held last night.
The Seventh District court held their
weekly civil session this afternoon
The highway department Is making res
pairs on Taunton avenue.
Town clerk Smyth says that registra-
ton Is slow this year. a much smaller
quota OF voters than usual having regis
tered up to the present time.
A May bug got in the hair OF local
young woman last night and made things
lively for a time. The young man
thought 1t was kissing Bug" and waa
badly frightened.
There was nothing doing in court this
morning.
A few days ago the News told why
a certain young man failed to hang q
May basket. Now IL has been learned
that sister OF the young woman he
called upon saw where he put IL and
stole n marcn on him. She was FEAST
ing on good things while he was hunting
for It
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
TIvERTON.

Miss Clara F.. Lord OF Newmarket. y.
H, who has been the guest for several
weeks OF Mrs Harry Walker OF West
Canonicus street. returned 10 her home
Tuesday.
Alfred Noysey, who enlisted three years
ago In the 18th Infantry company for the
Philippine Islands, and from thence was
transferred with his regiment TO Cali
fornia has returned home
Mr.. Harry II. Noysey of Glossop. Der
byshire. England. is visiting his mother
Mrs. John Voysey. A few days since
reception was rendered 10 Alfred Voysey.
also 10 Mr.. Harry Voysey at the home of
their parents 70 sceleorat te the reunion of
the brothers who had not seen each other
for l6 years. There was a large gather
ing. about 60 friends being present The
time was pleasantly passed with mus :.
games and social conversation. Refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake were served
Mrs. Joseph Grimshaw, guest OF Mrs
Harry Walker. has returned to her home
on Grove street. Woonsocket, r. I.
Mrs. Benjamin Barker Is seriously i'll at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Effng-
ham G. Haight Of Fall River. is reported
TO he comfortable.
During the tempest of Tuesday n tree
on the premises of Mrs. Alfred Babbitt Of
Evans avenue was struck by lightning
Miss Margaret Sockingen, who lives on
the Highland road, also sustained slight
shock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22

the last one at T:S in the evening. and
until further order will run hourly. The
fare 10 Danielsonville will he 30 cents.
A handsome 81. Bernard dog Is missing
from the grounds OF the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament on Academy avenue.
The dog has on a collar bearing the name
OF Sacred Heart" together with the
license number.
No less than Ave persons were taken
sick on Manton avenue Wednesday and
the attending physician in one case said
that the dense smoke from one OF the
mills was the cause of II.
Henry Remie OF Keppler street wants
the police TO find his valuable bull dog
that was stolen last evening. This is the
third time within a week that this dog
has been stolen.
Joe Hicky, aged Is and James Sullivan.
H. were arrested on Harris avenue by
Sergeant Potter and Patrolman Toner
this morning. The boys ran away from
their homes in New London. Conn.
James la Porte was arrested again this
morning at his home, 54 Huntington ave-
nue. for truancy. IL In only day or two
ago that he was put on probation for
this cause.
The boys Of 81. Luke's class OF the Mes
siah church are arranging for grand
concert for Friday. May %, In Mechanics
hall on Plainfed street.
Plainheld street was seized with mt
while at work this morning.
James W. Simpson, well known In TINS
vicinity as representative OF the Visit
or. died suddenly at his home In Grams
ton yesterday.
The pupils OF the Ralph street school
marched In a body yesterday 10 the home
Of the Goodwin boys. who were drowned,
Monday.
The Liberty Boys defeated the Web
sters yesterday I'm a very interesting
game of ball by the score of 70 g Inc
only feature was long running eaten
OF Herbert Grandage
Fred Farnell of Barrows street. who
was quite badly hurt while playing Ill
for English high school is recovering
Frank Bixby OF 33e Manton avenue is
now the owner OF 75-pound pig. he hav-
ing found the same on the street last
evening.
John d. Griffin. the old time comedian,
and Mort Reynolds. former ProVi-
dence sport. were in the square this fore
noon
Miss Lula Frances Burlington of Dora
street has just returned from a week 3
stay at Swansea Centre, Mass.
Tomorrow evening the fair held for the
benefit OF the Church Of the Blessed Sac
rament will close.
Two Sleepers out and drunk were
picked from among the ~bushes In the
rear OF Hartford avenue last night.
Richard Muhearn Of Manton avenue
has returned from the Georgetown Den
tai college at Baltimore.
Moses George was arrested by Patrol
man Bates yesterday for selling short
wood without a license
Patrolman Young Of the Chaffee street
station will enjoy part Of his vacation
tonight.
Bough street Is receiving much need
cd coat OF Macadamse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
bRIS
Fishing Party Reaches Grounds
and Casts Anchor Only to
Find Bait Had Been Forgotten

An amusing mshap occurred TO several
gentlemen and ladies who left here yes
terday morning for a fishing excursion
and fry down the river. After reaching
the fishing grounds and anchoring and
furing sail tho boatman went forward to
bring out the bait and fishing gear, but
none could be found. by mistake the fish,
ing apparatus and lunch basket had been
left on the wrong pier and every one sup
posed IL had been pat on board
Dr. William Garfield and wife returned
yesterday from New Jersey where they
had been on a short visit
Mr.. /. ". Harris OF New York city, a
wholesale manufacturer of cigars. who
has an extensive trade in Bristol, paid
the town a brief visit yesterday.
The large chimney built on the outside
OF Mr. William G.. Loves building at the
Ferry Clire was struck Wednesday af-
ternoon during the tempest and leveled
Co the ground.
News was received here yesterday from
Quebec. Canada. that Mr.. Merton a.
Cheesman and friend, Master Nathan
Bum we're enjoying themselves finely
az the Ponce de Leon hotel
Work on the new buildings OF the
Mount Hope water supply company is
progressing rapidly.
IL Is understood that the program that
Is being laid out by the Fourth of July
committee will excel any previous cele-
bration OF the day.
Menhaden fishermen made their first
appearance yesterday I'm Mount Hope bay
a. being two weeks earlier than usual for
them 10 be cruising in Narragansett
waters
The showers OF Tuesday and wednes-
dav aided vegetation az every kind was
suffering from dry weather. " has also
started the grass which was burning up.
Mrs Albert Munro and son OF Attle-
boro. who has been visiting her neice. re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
CENTRAL FALLS.

A gasolene stove exploded last evening
In the house occupied by John Kozoran
at the corner OF High and Cross streets
A fire alarm was turned in 10 which the
fremen quickly responded and the flames
subdued
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
In the district court yesterday Mary
McCuiggan was convicted OF being a
common drunkard and given six months
al the state farm.
John Mcnamara was arraigned for trial
upon a similar offence retracted the plea
Of not guilty formerly entered by him AMI
pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred
for one month.
George Hammill, n l7-year-old youth.
was charged with intoxicauon and revel-
ling. pleaded not guilty and will nave
trial Monday.
Mrs. Corrigan, wife % William Corri-
gan, has reported 10 the police that her
husband, from whom she has be ~ sepa-
rated for some few weeks. had taken
her child from her and she did not know
OF its whereabouts. She says 'hat wAle
walking on Broad street with the child
recently her husband came along ard
opened conversation with her. She went
into n store to make purchase md upon
her return both her husband and child
we're gone.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

turned home yesterday her neiee accom-
panying her
The following transfers or property
took place yesterday at the town clerk 5
office Walter M. Sherman conveyed by
deed an undivided interest In the estate
on Munro avenue TO John w. Eddy OF
Swansea, Mass William 7. c. Wardwell
trustee, conveyed By deed 10 Staples
Coal company lot OF land, wharf rights
and buildings, corner OF State and Than
es streets.
Mrs Edward Coward formerly OF
Bristol and now resident OF New York
city, has rented the DR.. Gallups cottage
on Union street
Mrs Tulley ID. Bowen and son. Mr.. C..
II. b. Bowen OF Providence. have arrived
here and Will occupy Hodgkinson cottage
on Union street during the summer.