davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-30
Twenty Acre Tracts For sale

2sl miles east Of Fowler, facing beet
dump and switch. Full water right in
Fowler ditch. SIS per acre. Easy terms.
See T. F. Godding or W. 3. Goblin. lett
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-10-30

| want to buy beet pulp.
2O-22 B. W. Bel
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Nn baS Yublifulll.

Die nJreie Breie" bat i1ber 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm Staote, miro
an iiber 700 &Oitufficen herlanot, unb
bat eine groRe gerbreitung in Der
geabbar= &epublif Merito, i'm Snoia=
ner=9erritoriunt unb SffabDma.
Sbr girfulations=@ebiet in geras
eritredt fi6 pon @a[peiton biz binauf
nab Dentlun, pDn Marlball i'm Often
bis nab 81 a5alo IN: fernen @elten;
es fblieBt ielbitperitdnblib nit be-
ionhers 5ablreiben 2eiern oas oidt=
beiieoelte Wtttel=9 =9eraa uno ben Siib=
tpeften elm.
8tnet Geiienbe 1inb beffdnoia, jabrs
ein, iabraus i'm SntereHe oes glatz
tes unterpees unb fiibren bentielben
I'M Gerein nit unleren riibrigen 2D=
fal : stgenten fortpdbreno mere 2e<
ier git.
Sn 1nbetrabt oteier 9batIaben ift
Die nSreie Breiie", tuo es fib borum
banoelt, Die beutfcbe 8epDlferune su
erreiben, bas bette sgnseige Ssses
blum i'm Staate geras.
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geit tsber so yabreu

ldDn tpurbe Wrs. @inslDm's GDo.
thing Sprup ppn Millipnen bur
Wtitttern beirn 8nbnen Der &inbe,
angemenbet. WirIt Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oaS Sbreien zines &inoe8 ae,
lt6rt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb DO,
Sbnter5en neint? Mern 10, lnfIe
iDfDrt eine 5laibe nDn ,Mrs.
WinslDws Sootbine Gprup1 bplen.
Sein Bertb tit unbesablbar. sc
miro oem fleinen 2eibenoen 1DfDrl
2inoeruna oeribaffen. GerlaBt euf]
oarauf, Wfiitter, es iit fein 8meifel
oaritber. @s beilt Diarrbpe, reaus
lirt ben Wagen uno Die geieren, be.
leitigt Bino &Dlit, ermeiht ben
@aumen, Derbinoert gntsunbuna
nno ftdrft oas ganae Spitern. .Wrs9
WinslDms Soothing Syrup" fiir sabs
nenoe &inoer lit angenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; oas Geeept itat1ntt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibli1en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s 1T bel alien
Druggiiten in Der gansen @elt au
baben. Breis Is Gents per sElaihes
&auft niGts anberes, als Wtrs,
Winsloms Suothina=Snrup.
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Sir $500 uad 9eutidlaao.

Deutl9 amerifaniibe 3eituneer
tperoen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit grp=
Bem Sntereiie seleien, neil iie iiG
frei ausipre6en unb bdrfig BON briis
ben mebr &euigfeiten unb 9ea6ri6=
ten brineen, ais Die beuti6en .8ei-
tungen lelbit. Die n5reie 8relie fir
9eras" iit briiben iiberaI, tpDbin Iie
aelanot miro, Elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait unb fam ii6 riibmen, Nner=
fennung unb @iiroigung gu fatben,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefen an uns,
fopie an Dieienigen, tpelbe bas 8latt
an lire &ermanbten ibifen, berpDr.
3ebt. 8er baber leinen 8erpanoten
uno Sreun6en cine Sreuoe ertpeilen,
ibnen Elm rpillfDmmenes @elbenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir iie Die
mSreie Breiie fir 9eras". Das Sn=
tereIie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeenb, tpo bic
Gerpanbten tpDbnen, lit in .Deutib=
(anb iebr lebbaft uno eS 1T unnt5g>
lib, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 gruno=
libe Iuffldrung uno 8elbreibune
oeS fremben 2anbeS gu eeben, pie
oies Die n5reie Breife" allmD9ent=
li1 tbut. Sir ben geringen 4reis
BON So perienoen mir pprtofrei unler
rei6baltiges WD9enblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno eine Gbreiie i'm Muslanoe.
Die ssreie Yrefie fir Eeras Rubl.
Gpmpan9.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sltlvely the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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Cinderella 9d)ubz galait.

gSir iino porbereitet, unleren &un=
Den uno oem 8ublifum bic neueiten
SacDns in allen Irten pDn Snuben
fiir DAMIEN uno Mido6en, 6erren
uno &naben 81 liefern. g8ir balten
unieren moblbeariinoeten &uf nur
Die beiten Qualitdten 81 bieten auf=
rebt. 8ute Baare unb billi9e
Breile bleibt itets unler Mottp. @er
eleaantes uno sualeid bequemes
Sbubperf 81 traaen tpinibt, Der
tpenoe fi6 an unS. Gin 8erIubs=
fauf miro Seoen iiberseugen, oaB
mir an Der SpiBe Der Sdubgelbdfte
iteben.
&inoerell a g dub 8a(aft #.
207 IlamD Blasa. Telepbon 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-25

@etpebr bel SUB. Gs tparen lauter
iunee, 5ipanaig@ pber stpeiunbapanaigz
jdbrtge 2eute, piemontefen. sic tpaz
rem erit am Dienitas in 9urin berlaz
ben fporben, Sag unb Na1t eefahren,
am 0onneritag in Nedpel ansefommen
unb fofort gu @dtff mad palermo
ipetterbeforbert iporben. Sic hatten bic
@tabt nod gar ni9t prbentli6 sefeben,
als 1ie du9 Ihon ben ipiitbenben unb
bunsernben 8ettlerbaufen, bic iiberall
aug Der @rbe gu tpadfen i9ienen, ge<
geniiberitanben. 0e 2ucd ndberte fi6
benz fon1manbtrenben Sffiaier, einen
blutiungen 2eltnant, Der nerbDs aufz
gerest unb nit audenben 2ippen, ben
bloBen Desen in Der 9anb, por Der
Gront uuf unb ab sins.
.Was 1T sei9eben, 9err 2eute
ndnta" frdgte er.
sd ipeib es nt9t, mein 9err," err
fpiberte Der Offiaier. sd bdbe bic
Orber, auf bretmaliees Signal gum
9luseinanbergeben f9urf gu fdieBen,
unb ratbe alien, bic es anssbt. fid
bana9 gu ri9ten."
eSn bte1em Mugenblid tpurben bic
beripunbeten poliaiiten in ben 9of berz
eineetragen. Das Soblen, bas @es
f9rei unb @ei9impfe Der Menge brauz
Ben brdng bernebmli9 Biz in ben 9pf,
bic Gre9ften brdnsten foear binter ben
8eamten bereir1.
sM9tuns!" fommanbirte Der 2eutz
ndnt. vDas Signal"
Das SisnaG gum Museinanberseben
geflte fdrill bur9 ben 6of, besriibt
bon einem tpiitbenben, bDbnif9en Gez
f9rei brauben. @teine faufen berz
fein. unb aerbrodene 6eniterf9eiben
3lttrten 5u 8oben.
/ s8et alien 9eiligen, 9err 2eutnant,
es ftnb ia rur arme Weiber unb Sim
ber!" bot De 2ura. ,WoGen sic
einen &inbermorb beranftalten9 2afz
fen Sic bus 9bor f4lieBen, unb alles
tpirb boriibergeben."
Ser StdatsontpaIt fab I'M @eiite
taon ben tpiiiten RnGuel ba brauBen
tt4 TN @lut unb Staub tpdlaen. seSn
bieiem Musenblid Der b09iten @panz
nung unb @efahr fiel 5ein Bid 5uz
fdaig auf eines Der Tenfter i'm er{ten
Stod. Dort itanb Don gfpcco nit
benz gelben. berlebten @eii1t unb ftriA
fi9 NIT ben 5arten unb pornebm gee
pflegten Jingern ld9elnb iiber BEN
biinnen Sdnurrbart, bic blDbeite
@dauluft i'm @eiidt. Gr piirbe ii9
bielei9t fogar drgern, ipenn aus benz
8lutbab ni9ts tpiirbe.
9er5= unb geniitblofe Men1den aibt
es nun freili9 iiberan, aber bem
Staatsantpalt, Der ia felbit elm Srem@
ber ouf Siailien, mar es auf einmal,
als ob IN biefem Mugenblid INN bas
0eritdnbniB bes glenbs unb ber idm@
merliaen Nerfommenbeit Der fADnen
Snfel flar tpiirbe. gBie Elm glib
iiberm Mbsrunb tlGrte i'm bas falte,
lGhelnbe, gelbe @e1t9t Don Noecos
init feiner gefiibuOfen @9auluit auf
iiber bic tief unb berborgen liegenben
urfa6en. unter benen bas Nolf bon
Si5ilten 10 entfebli4 litt unb nod leis
bet.
Das Sbor tpurbe sefdlofIen, bas
Iersfte tuenisitens iebt nod einmal
permieben.
(HDrtieBuna fDtgt.,
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@r,tmDeisentbnms l1ebertraannsem

GrrmSeisentbmms llebertrasnnsem.
Sobn S. Sang (geahlaB) On Souls
ulri9 unb @eD. Goe, Stiee 2anb
an Safe Nuenue, $3.50.
6. Bennett an ST. Glib. 8eier,
@runbitid an Wilam Str., $3.50.
Ilbin Seibel an S. O'@DnnDr,
@runoitiid an 6ogers Ctr, $3.50.
Nbelbeib 5auer an 8n. &iibn,
@runoitiif an Gan Sacinto Str.,
Ctr, $40.
Souls ssorlbafe an Sos. Biened,
1852 @der 2ano an Der Salabo,
So, 500.
glile Maurer an q. 6. @iietnan,
@runoitiif an Mne. 6, S., ,250.
Sos. 8ieneG an @m. MoDs, 162
Nfer 2ano an Der Salabo, So, 500.
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0ie frpmmen M5nd,e,

tueldhe einft i'm Mittelalter Die ct. Ser
naro &rduterpifIen 5uerft bereeitellt,
fannien bic beilfrdfti9en @ieenlc9aften oer
&rduter, benen iie iidb BEL Der SerItellune
beoienten, iebr tp0hl, benn iie batten nit
benz Safte Der betreffenben &rduter biele
8ranfbeiten bes nenlblicben &Drpers ee-
heilt. als ba namentlieb iinb 9eber<, Nies
rens unb Magenlei6en, seitbrte 8erbau>
itne unb &Dpfibmersen. gs 9iebt fauml
elm stpeites Mr5neinittel, tuelsbes bas
Slut berartia reiniet inb basu beitrGgt,
Die gelbtpunoene 9ebensfraft fuieber Der.
suitellen, tpie bic ct. Bernard 8rauter,
ptlleu.
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Gin perifdmStaer Waantt.

Wf. W. Muftin, pDn Winhe1ter,
Sno., tpuBte, mas er in Der Stunoe
Der Notb 81 thun bate. Seine syrau
tpuroe DDn einem 10 ungepDbnlihen
Jalle BON Magen= uno 2eberbez
ibmeroen geplagt, oaB Die Nerate
ibr nibt belfen fonnten. ga oa6te
er an Or. &ings's Neue 2ebenss
yillen uno pr0birte oie1elben. Sp=
fort peripiirte iie Beiierung uno balb
tpuroe iie pollitdnbig gebeilt. geur
% Gents in S. &alteDer & Sphns
uno Moolpb DreiB's INpptbefe gu
baben.
= Sn Berlin tpuroe DieIer gaae
Die beutib-hineiiibe giienbabnges
ieribaft nit einem notninellen Mftis
encapitale BON 10, 900, 900 W1arf su
oem 8mefe incDrporirt, bineIiibe
Stsatseiienbabnen gu bauen. 8u
oieier @eleIihaft eeb6ren bic bebeu-
tenoiien Banfen 9eutldlanos, mel=
be bereits GENE inlam in Der 8rp=
bling Sban 3uen porgeben. Die1e
Vanfen iino bic Deutibe 8anf, bic
OreSoner 8anf, Die Discontogeiell=
ibaft, Die Bleibr6ber 6anoels9eiell-
ibaft, Die 0eationalbant fiir Oeutlh-
lamb, Die 0armitdbter 8anf, Der
Shaffhauiener 8antperein, Die oeuts
ibe oitaiiatiife Banf, Hpbert Warz
ibauer &. Co., Born & BuIie,
S. 9. s.. Stern BON Sranffurt, bic
norooeutihe 8anf, 8ebrens & SDb=
ne BON 6amburg unb Salomon Sps
penbeim & gD. in &Dln.
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WoaitanStse Mmtrammmma.

8enn man @tmas tbut, tnuB man
es AUDI griinblib tbun ! 8pn allen
Salben, BON oenen Sic ienals ettpas
geb0rt baben. iit 8udlen's grnica
Salbe unitreitie Die bette. Sic beilt
griinoliH ale Branbs, Quetlbs uno
Sbnitttpunoen. IuSihldae uno
Shmaren, iopie Samprrbuioen.
9ur 25 Gents uno o0lliee @enues
tbuung miro 9arantirt ourd s..
aalteper & Sohn unb Goolpb DreiB,
GpDtbefer.
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8ettm1Ge1t sas s.s N1tfe /.

2ebtere fam tie &inbsr nid5t ppn 8ettndien belen
gSenn 10, oann ipGre bteies uebe[ nt 10 algemeir.
@s lit cine &ranfbet nnb bebarf besbab einer @rsneL
Sran M. Summers, Sept. ia, Notre DAME, s}Hb.,
gegen bteies uebel fret sufenoen Sfreiben sic ip=
sleif tpenn Sic elm Sinb baben ueldes an unentbalts
famfeit bes Trims Iebet. Mfan beid1nlbe iein Sfne
uid1t nngereater @eiie, tpenn es frant lit.
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= Sn Berlin 1inb Die beioen
Stuoenten Der Wtebi5in 8Debme
uno Witt megen zines unblutigen
Duells gu bier Monaten @efdneniB
Derurtbeilt peroen. Gin gbrengeri9t
bate entIhieoen, 0aB eine SDrbez
runa ntht erfDrberlih lei.
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Ger Gprfinpr Gher1ifpr Rnhp,

= Der BerItt1er 9beh1tter NDberf
Sbneiber erbebt Iniprub auf ben
pDn Sobn .. &Ddefeaer ausgelebs
ten Breis fiir cine neue bepdbrte
6etlmetbooe Der 2ungenlbminblubt.
Sdneiber Fat einen Gertreter na9
amerifa geianbt, Der feline Nniprii9e
auf ben Breis geltenb MAIDEN ipu.
Die @rfinbung gelanet bemndhlt pDr
Die 8erliner Webiainiibe @elellz
Ihaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-25

= Der @eneraIeutnant b. 8ulom,
leitberiger General Quartiermei1ter,
lit gum fDmmanbtrenoen General
oes 3. NrmeefDrps in Berlin ernannt
mDroen, an Stelle bes Generals Der
Snfantrie b. 2ignib, tpelber unldn9it
ieinen Nb19teb rabt1.
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9 ecialttGt

Seines @ebdd, aaffees SUDDEN uno
Biener @ebdd etc. Die feinIten
.ganoieS in San Nntouio.
9agner's, sos 0its Spuiton Str
8Dmmt u. beiebt @u6 Die 9tuspabl,
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UNION MEAT MARKET,

(9iebe1 8lpd),
206 Siib Nlanp StraBe. g. q.
(neues) Gel. SEQ. ".
glae Sprten friibes Sleilh, feline
@urit, iupis Der bette Sbinfeu
unb Sped itets porrdtbig. Nuftnerf>
lame geoienune; freie Nblieferuna.
JOHN SCHILLlAG, EIGENTHUEMER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-04-25
Saatz &oru llno eaaIzantoffelu.

Sertiae Gnitrih Sarben gu $1.25
per @allune. 8idter pon feinen
g. 6. 8eiBen 2egbOrn-5iibnern.
S. A. SEED & PAINT COMPANY,
5. S. gfipps, giaentbiimer,
528 Wtarfets StraBe. 9elepbon 800.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
BIG 1HRsE'S TRIAL RACES.

The s0-footers will compete in about
2s events this season. Five more races
have been arranged for the cup defenders
besides those already scheduled by the
New York Yacht club regatta.
These races will be sailed under the
management OF the regatta committees
Of the Atlantic. Larchmont. seawanhaka-
Corinthian. Indian Harbor and Eastern
Yacht clubs. Each club will have one
race The race OF the Atlantic Yacht
club will be sailed early In June and the
course will be laid outside Sandy Hook.
In this race the yachts will have their
first trial on the course on which the
challenger and defender will meet in the
-ln-August-- -and-lt
will show how the Reliance can sail In
the usual swell that Is 10 be found out
side the Hook.
The big three. the Reliance. Constitu-
ton and Columbia, will meet I'm their first
three-cornered race MAY 21st OF Glen
Cove They will also race on the sound
on MAY p and 25. Their next races will
be Of Newport on June 4. s and 8. These
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
~~~~~ ~~-~~
IN SOCIETY

musicale OF a most refined and Sc
lect character and OF high artistic type
was given at the residence of Mr.. Will
liam r. Dunham, 1s6 Waterman street,
last evening. The musicale was arran-
ged by Miss Edith Durham pianist. and
she was assisted by Mr.. Albert T. Fos-
ter, violin. and Mrs. Albert T. Foster
violoncello. and also by Mr.. Augustus
Hazard Swan. baritone OF Newport.
The patronesse were, Mrs. John w
Danielson. Mrs. William Harkness Ar
mold, Mrs Francis w. Carpenter. Mrs.
Robert w. Burbank and Miss Mary C.
Wheeler.
The program was as follows: Mozart,
Trio in + major, Miss Dunham, Mr. Fos-
ter, Mrs. Foster; Cowen. Border Ballad;
Dvorak. Songs My Mother Taught Me;
Mrs. II. II. A. Beach. My Star; Korbay.
shepherd. See Thy Horses Fosming
Name: Massenet. louvre Tes Yeux
Bleus"; Schubert. Faith in Spring; Grieg.
Love Thee. Mr.. Swan; Weber. Trio.
Op. So, G minor; Andante, Finale, Miss
Durham. Mr. Foster Mrs Foster.
Mr.. Swans rich baritone voice was
revelation to many OF his hearers and he
was heard to great advantage especially
In the spirited numbers, Shepherd See
Thy Horses Foaming Name" and the
Border Ballad"
Miss Dunham,s work WAS thoroughly
artistic and brilliant in it's execution.
while Mr.. and Mrs. Foster were as al
ways intensely enjoyable.
Among those I'm the appreciative aud
fence OF last evening. were the following:
Mrs. Oscar Lapham. Miss Fanny Clif
Berry. Mrs. Daniel Webster. Mr.. and
Mrs William Harkness Arnold. Mrs. r.
Il. Evans. Miss Jessie Hunt, Miss Annie
May Wallace. Miss Edna Hale.
Mrs Charles T.. Longley and her son.
Mr.. Edmond Longley, have left Palm
Beach and are now In Plnehurst. North
Carolina. where they will remain until
the latter part OF the week.
Mrs Hezeklah Conant is also with
Mrs Longley at Pinehurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Earl Nev,burv
have issued a large number of invitations
for the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Mildred Emma Newbury, 10 Mr..
George Frederick Fenton OF this city.
The ceremony will occur at the BEN
Efficient Congregational church. on Tues
day evening. March 81. at o'clock. and
a small reception will follow at the home
OF the bride on Comstock avenue.
MISS Newbury Is n niece OF Dr. and
Mrs Franklin r. Carpenter OF Angel
street. She is also one Of the Twelve
Bees" OF this city and q we'll known
teacher OF domestic science. being n
graduate OF the famous Dread institut.
OF Massachusetts,.
Mr. Fenton occupies a prominent posi-
tlon with the Hough Jewelry Manufac-
turing company.
A dance at the Park casino. by the
girls of Miss Bowen's private school. is
announced for Easter Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
Mrs. BurdiCk SWearS Her Relations
With Pencil Were Never of a
Criminal Nature.

Buffalo, March 25-Mrs. Burdick took
the stand when the afternoon session OF
the Burdck inquest began. Mr.. Coats
worth showed Mrs. Burdick a letter writ
ten from the Waldorf Astoria to Mr.. Bur-
dick by Mrs. Pennell on Dec %. 1902. In IL
Mrs Pcnneif asked Mr.. Burdick If he was
absolutely crazy in taking the burden OF
pressing the divorce proceedings. She
called attention to the fact that Pennell
did not value life too highly. intimated
that he might commit suicide and take
Mrs Burdick with him.
In a letter written Dec. 20. 1902 by Mrs.
Burdick TO Mr. Burdick. she told him
che intended to go 10 Atlantic City. The
letter also contained a yelled threat at
suicide she had never talked with Pen
nell about putting himself out Of the way
or about committing suicide herself In
another letter written by Pennell TO Mrs.
Burdick from Portland, Me. he addressed
her as Dearest Allie" The night is
beautiful and as | look up at the moon
try TO put my thoughts away love you
and must have you, but fate is inexorable
and unless we-choose to break 1t you can
never be mine"
She had received letters from him writ
ten In similarly melancholy mood. He was
a very emotional man.
Mr. Coatsworth read another letter
written by Pennell to Mrs. Burdick from
Boston. an which he said: Dearest Love
This Is also a very hasty note. ] got
your letter. ] was not surprised that your
note was unhappy. We seem 10 he power
less against our fate. But we had our op-
portunity and failed 10 take advantage OF
IT"
What did he mean by we had our op-
portunity and failed 10 taKe advantage 6f
it7' II don't know. unless he was re-
ferring 10 the time we went TO Atlantic
City and came back again"
HEART DRAGGED HIM TO HER.
In another letter Pennell said his heart
dragged him to her and would so long as
the breath remained In his body. how
long that was he did not care. 'I am
never happy now unless am with YOU"
What did he ever say TO you about
putting an end 10 his exstence?"
Nothing definite"
Well what did he say OF an indefinite
nature that would lead an ordinary per-
son to believe that he contemplated sui
cide?"
He said that he would rather be dead
than crippled or MANNED"
lie never told her that he would commit
suicide.
what did no mean when he wrote that
you would be without defence when he
was gomez
81 don't know"
Pennell wrote another letter 10 her
from the WaldofS-Astoria, in which he
said he would be in Buffalo the next day
and making an appointment with her at
his ofnce.
This trip has not been happy trip
for me-" ne added None are, or can be
without you. ] shall 60 on despairingly.
but calmly. for l am not afraid OF fate
which only your coming 20 me will avert.
shall see you Saturday II only | could
meet you alone again as | used to. then
] should he willing 20 die For an hour
with you Is worth dsath or life"
When she went 90 Niagara Falls on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
SHAMROCK III.

Advices from Greenock state that
Shamrock III will take her first spin on
Rothesay Bay next Saturday.
Designer Fife has been more or less Sc
cretive about his latest model and Il is
believed that he has something up his
sleeve" I'm regard 20 the challenger.
TIE rigging, stays and wire gearing are
practically completed and the crew is
now engaged in scraping and painting the
spars
The sails have arrived and will be fitted
on as soon as the work on the rigging Is
finished.
The Shamrock III IN on decidedly differ
ent lines than Shamrock I. She shows as
much free board but has a distinctly
small draught forward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
CENTReDAlE TEAM.

new baseball association has been
formed at Centredale which promises TO
secure all the backing OF the old associa /.
tion and "a strong enough team TO meet
such elfl,=- -a--the 0incyvifius. Z. E. BIS.
and others In that class.
The new association is made up OF Dan
iel Mclvor. president and assistant mana
ger. Robert Lister. secretary: Fred c.
O Reilly, treasurer: Frank A. Mackie
manager The intention IL 90 form a new
team upon the lines of the old Centre
dales and some ~ the regular players Of
the old team will be secured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
PREFERS RAGING HORSES.

Herman B. Duryea, owner OF the once
famous yacht Yankee" which he sailed
In cup races against the English boats,
has decided 10 give up yacht racing and
will devote his leisure time to horse rae
ing:
All OF his boats including Vaquero III
are to be placed on the market for sale.
Mr.. Duryea is looked upon as one OF
the best amateur yachtsmen I'm America
and two years ago he was spoken Of as a
candidate for cup defender honors. Mr..
Duryea was one of the promoters of the
Newport Yacht Racing association. and
at the present time he is vice president
and chairman OF the regatta committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-25
BROWN BALL TEAM.

The Brown team departed last night for
the South on the steamer Powhatan Of
the Merchants and Miners line,
The team will play a series of seven
games, all OF them with strong teams
which have had outdoor practice on the
diamond for a month or more.
Brown has not been outdoors for prac-
tice but once. and so will have little
chance Of winning many OF these games.
The plan adopted this year by the
Brown management OF sending the team
South for practice trip is an innovation
which should prove most profitable for
the team
Manager Cox said last night that the
winning or losing OF the games did not
trouble him much. The Brown team do
not expect 10 win many games but II the
weather is favorable they will get abun-
dant practice and come home April in
good condition for the Eastern Inter-
collegiate games.
The team plays seven games as follows /:
March 81. University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. n. c.. March rs, Univer-
sity of North Carolina at Greensboro n.
c.; March 20, University OF Virginia at
Charlottesville. Va: March 81. Washing
tep and Lee at Lexington. Va; April 1.
Georgetown University at Washington,
u. c.: April 3. Philadelphia League at
Philadelphia April 4. Fordham College at
New York
The squad consists OF Lynch, Hatch,
Welch, Whiting. Belding, Gray, Penley,
Pattie. Clark Clifford. Barry Abbott,
Mckinney. Metcalf. Those who accom-
panied the team were Coach John A.
Gammons. Assistant Coach Dr. Frank
Sexton, Trainor Higgins. Manager Fred
j. Cox, Assistant Manager Elmer T. Ste
vens. Charles s. Weaver. c. A. r. Ray.
02, Franklin, Mass; Mr.. Clarke. Frank
lin, Mass; w, A. Spicer. Jr., 05 Provi-
dence.
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are the New York Yacht club events.
The FIVE races will be sailed afterward
and will be fitted In with other events
that have already been arranged for the
month OF June. The racee OF the Sea-
wanhak Corinthian, Indial4 Harbor and
Larchmont clubs will be sailed on the
sound. These races will also be In June.
but the dates have not been definitely
set yet. They are being arranged by the
regatta committee OF the New York
Yacht club and the committees OF the
clubs Interested The races of the East
ern Yacht club will be sailed off New
port