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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Gas tDotct fiini Mr6eitcr.
6 bicoup. c<G t3 eSebr

y bteago, sSl., l3. tSebr.
SSn Dem SoritGotden @lue SslanS
ereignete iih geltern 9tahmittag elm
cntlcBlideS llmgliif. slht III ser
oorti9en @aSmltalt beibditigte slr-
better batter ein Sed in eillen in
oeniclbeu Haluu befinoli6eu aeiiel
Der ilrm Hcinigen beS 8oieS benulst
miro, niht bemertt iIno mrOeu bon
DEM tobtlideu Site iibermannt.
Siini oieier 9lrbeiter lilo toOt, llno
brei in einem 10 bebenflihen 3ultat-
DC, ouB man on ibrem gSieoeralli.
tommen 5lpeiielt.
9tad)itebenb bie 9iIte ser So0ten:
Gin Wtmm, gtumenS 9tuiIea, Wil.
liam SarieH 9eorg ArHolo, ein iln-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
in bic 2ait .ssiprenst.
9Sortoae SO q Sch

u I, Nu., y. tSSUE.
Sier lit fllr3 na6 9iitternadt oos
Salls rno Der oaran itoBenoe SSruht-
labeu oeS Sstalieuers Sonp Gas-
qllellu mittels 0pnanit g1n5Iid) IN
Srilmmer gelegt moroen llnb pernnl-
tibet man ein ru6loles gubenitiid.
gns Dem 8eroa uno S6lltt muroen
Die Seiben Easaueno's ,mo ieiner
Satin arg peritiimmelt berporaeso-
gen bes SSriihtebGnOlers Shiber
5eiat ein tieies Sod, ais iei er nit
einem itiunpien SfIag Snitrument
aertrilmnlert poroen. Sa aild) 0aS
Sanpt Der Gbeiram Gbnli6e i6pere
gerlebllngen portpeiit, oa ferner oie
$500 betragenoefs EripurniiIe bes
Staiieners feblen, lit Die 9oli5ei &c,
reiat, einen Hallbnloro dn3llnebnlen,
silnual man llnlnittelbar nth Der Gr,
ploiton einen Maun 9eIeben boben
mill, Der iih pom Srt Der S6at in
l6nellIter 8angart eufernte. 3mol,
sSnlaiien bes IN Die Sltit geiprergten
Sallies baben idlpere @erletungen
ooppngetrageu. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
4rrtrc Der A,tsetee,t.

HretIE DER Stttetpelt.
Sober sou Der spaIts per Sabr br............sl2.oe
a" 6 Wpuote e. 400
Wpndte 800
9ocol. .Wott3eu:
5s1r iebe SriIs @rcpirr oesr beren Raum. sds
tritc WsaI l5 Gents.
eeisntbs. Hue Seossou,eissn nit 5srxA
also; opEe Sprud. sl00.
anseiStn, Die Dem @eific Der tattcIiasu a!rbe
;uwioer tiub, ilubeH feline slnHabme
sfnieigen ienSe man ipdtes
itens am Wsontas Wrrs
aen Gin.
Sob=9lrbeiteH all,r 9lrt proupt uno Gti.iJ
a,Isgeiiibri.
cftiec: Gde Der 6. uHS Suwas Stra6s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
@ernrtheilt.

Y u I q, IL. Sepr.
@caen @oroeS perllrt9eiit mllrDeu
81 Sponier, Die Iounihait oes
Sampfers sos SermanoS", !uelde
I'M perf!oiienen Wfoilat 9lusuit ben
S6er. .Snaenieur Stepart lmo oeu
2imnernranu oeS S6iffeS arrnorOe.
ten iub ben &apitdiL oen .Steluarb
mo eineu Gaiiaaier peripuubetetr.
Srei Don ibnen meroen gebdngt. bic
anocren miiien lire Shat nit lebens.
ldngliher Slcbtbalsitrafe bilBen.
Tie Wenterer batter Sic 9lblid)t ii6
IN oen Seiib BON $i50,000 5u ieberL
welhe iidl mn goro befanoen. Sie
iiberraihten Die Sebiiisufiijierc i'm
Speiieioal, ipelde iid) 10 lauge iuebr-
ten, bis oie Gonltabler BON Sort
Sirnc ibren S6illfe brahten lmb Die
Meltterer iiber,pGltiatcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Nmputirte iid iel6it bns gcin.

y prf, TQ., .. 5Sebt.
Garl SiegnatL ein bejabrter 9iir.
ger oes SiioellOes, mar Dor &ur5em
BON einem ar5t negen Gintritts oes
gronoes bos linfe @ein abgenom-
men morOen; ou er aber nit Der slm-
putation nibt 5ufrieoen mar, 10 be-
idaffte iidl Sie9nni obue Sorlpiiieu
ielnes 8ranfenpflegers .3innner.
manns 8erfseug llno ndbn iid)
nod einet lpeiteren Sbei( oeS Ollie
oes ab. Gie Speration gliifte boil.
fonmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
ct 2ouis. $40. s, sSebr,

2luei Groeri6iltterungen lpurDeE
helte slbeno bier slpiiden 6::20 llbr
uno 6:25 ll1r peripiirt. Der erite
StoB wdbrte ca. 90 Sefunoen. Ser
ielbe mar namentlid auf Der anberen
Seite bes Miiiiiiippi, in gbwaros.
belle. geleoille unb Ilton, bon @r.
heblIdfeit, iuo SGuier ill,o anoere
9anlidfeiten in's S6panfen gerie.
then. sltb i'm gan5en iiiblid)en
Sllinois Dilrben Die gr0eri6iitterum.
gen Oelltlif neripiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Gigcmtbiimlider ltnsliifsialf.

. apenpprt, Soma, 10. lebr.
S. $. Croft illo feline 5rml pltr.
ben ernitlif uerleBt lrnb ibre fiini
Sabre alte Sobter getSotet i'll einen
eigentbilmlidlen llnfall. Der ii6 ge.
tern slbeno bel guffalo, Soma. ,ln,
aeiabr 10 Meileu iiiolib BON bier,
ereIanete. Gin nuh Dem @eiten faG.
renoer Hod Sslano l@iiter5ug init
spei 2ototuotipen poHirts oen Sabn.
hof; Die 5peite 2ofonlotioe ino mebs
rere Cars entgleiIten lmo cine idmer
belabeue Gar orong III oie Station,
IN melher iid Groit init sSrnl imb
alno befuno. Ser sabnbof ipuroe
tbeilpeiie 0emolirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Beiellidnfts- Snicln.

San Sranciscp, Gnl., 8. fSe6r.
Ser Compiler rWturippia" Der bi4
reft bon Sabiti bier eingetroffen ilt
brinet Die Nahriht BON elmer 8ata.
itropbe in Ser Siibiee, Ole etlpa 1000
Wtenhen oas Seben foitete. sln 13.
Somlor 500 uanlid cine gelpaltiga
Sprtngflutb, pcrbllnoeu nit ciuenl
Srfan, iiber Die @elelli6afts. Snielu
uuo Die Observation-Disclosures imh
riftete cine gralIenbufte Gerpiilhlna
on.
Ger Stllrm piitbcte mebrcre Sags
lang mo erreiGte ieileu So6beplulfi
Slpil6en Dem fl. ,lnb 16. SauGr.
slis ser Sampier Sabiti perlieB,
iporeu BORT crit oiirftige 9taeeriebten
ii6cr Die &ataitropbe eiugetroffeh
@im beiiird)tet, DOB Die ipdterea
Hahrihten eincn nod groBeren
Mcnlfenperluit nlelbeu lpcrben.
Die erlte YielouHg BON Dem lln-
aliid erreidlte Sabiti om %. Salmar,
oils Der Sd,ooner nGimeo" in Eapeete
eintrc;. Ger aopitGn ienes Sabr-
5euges id)dste Die 3abl Der hinge.
fonlnenen auf 500. Sim iolaenoc!
Gage traf Der Sanlpier .GrcelIior"
nit 400 lleberlebenoen cia. Ser
9apit1n bieieS SG}iifcs l1Gste oic
3ahl Der Sohten nli SOC. 0icie
3abl bcsiebt lib a5er nllr ailf Die
brei SSsnleln Sop, Soifuera nnb Mafo.
fau Die 6uinmiaen etipa 1900 gin-
mobner oGblten. sluf ser Iestge4
nnnnten Sniei ertranf etiua ols /,
Sdlite Scr 1000 NSpfc iidrfen gel'
polfcrilng, oie iitb nit EerliiiGerei
beld,Giiigte. Saltt einer maBiaeR
SdJdbung 6og Die Sprinailutb iibes
50 SSrieln.
sllS Ole iron5oiiicbe &e9ier,rug
9tahrid)t pom Dem llngliit erbiclt.
ianote Tie iofort 3luei IN ieneu @e.
rpGiieuu befiuoli6e &rieesihiiie nit
Srilnhuaiier uno 2ebensmitteln naH
Den beimgelu6ten Snieln. 9iuf ein
itolieniideS Sfriegsif)iif iilbr nod
oen SNlleln ab. 0a infolge bea
SturmeS alle Sorr1tbe bon Srinf.
uaiier hno 9ebensmitteln pernidtet
purocn 10 befiirhtet man, Dab 5abI-
reidle EerioneH Den Gntbebrlmeen
crlegen iparerL bepor Die Sdiiie Elm.
trnfen.
Sopeit man peiB, beiinoen ii6
aGt ipeiBe Terionen inter Den I'm.
aefonunenen. Cine mciBe SSram be.
aiuG aus Gntieseu iiber Die 8ata.
itrophc. Selblnnoro. ga oie Ssllieln
bobitcus 20 Sub ii6er oen Wfeeres.
lpieacl roGen uuo nid,t olird, &oral.
lcrrific GcGen Ole Slutben gei6iiet
limo, 10 m,Bten lih Die Gimpobner
Dor Den einbrin9enben sShtbell uui
Ole Gocils-Salmen retten. Sie
Sanme fennten a6er ben @ciiern
nicht miberitcben. lmo ole 9ellte im,.
Den ooG iDreu Zoo IN Den @eQeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Han6 nno @ranSitiftuma.


III 9remen muroe geitern bur6
iSeuer serItort. Gin Mann fam IN
Den sSlanmen Inn uno Der GoItnei-
tier Sbelbarner trug tootlide Ser.
lebuugcn bapon. Der SerluIt miro
ouf $4,000 geihGst. Ginbreher
hatten ben aaiienldranf geiprengt
llno ocs Snbalts berdubt. pteraltf
leBten lie DaS @ebGube in grano, Inn
ihr Serbrehen eli neroeden. Die
Opfer hes 9ranbes befanben ii6 sur
Belt III Ser 8oituffice. Die III Dem @e.
6illoe etablirt uar.
@icocr cin Giienbabmsns beran6t,
gutte, 0tont., ~. 5ebr.
Der Darlington Shnell3ug geo. 6
luuroe auf ieiner Sahrt rad oenl
Often altf Der gtortbern Baciiic.
Gilenbabn, aht 9Oteiieu 0itli6 BON
oieier Staot, in Der 9tdbe BON Some
lteob, fllr5 nab Mitternuht BON 5lpei
gerittenen aufgebalten. Sic bed.
ten Ole Seite OeS s3uses nit ibren
8eiuebreil, loiten Die 2ofomotipe, Den
Gbits rmb GrpreBpagen bonn 3uge
lnlo filbren oemlelben ungefdbr 5luei
Uteilen ppra,ls. Ser Selearapbiit
IN Siab Sieip iaet, oaB er 5!uei Or
ploiionen geb0rt bnbe, norauS man
idlieBt, oaB Die ganoiten ben Ser.
luh aen1abt babeu, oeu 8aIien-
ihrant 5lt iprengen. geahoem Die
Hdilber'mit Der Sofomotiue uno DEM
Golt- ,rub grpreBpugen fortaeiabren
lparen, eiltell Die 3u9beOienitetet
in DER Gidtlmg BON Butte 5uriid.
Sic begegneten einem Srad)t5us,
beiien 9ofomotipc iulroe abgefoppelt,
oic Seute beitiesen bieieibe, iubren
nah Sutte ilno madten sln5eige BON
Dem @orgefaqenef.
Ser Sberiff cine sln5abl Srei-
piliae ,mb cine glbtbeillng Boli5ei
oerfiigten lid, auf einem grtra5lg
nad, Dem Shauplas. Die giien-
babnbeamten baben Die 3udtbnllsbe-
amten IN Seer 2ooge erillft, ibnen
lire 9llttbunoe 5l.r Serfiiglrug 5ll
teller.
Ser Sberiff uno feline 2ellte
ilthen bie 8egerlo ab, iuo ulle SSege
nah Siib-Siltte merben i6arf be-
madt.
Die MGllber hatten ben &aiien.
,ihranf nit Spnamit geiprengt. Die
aipei Grploiionen 5ertriimmerterl
alBerbem oen Eoit- lmo GrpreBmu.
gen. Ser adlienidranf entbielt nid)t
picl @ertbpoaes. Man Iost, buB Die
9Gubcr bohltens $500 er6eutetel.
slnoere itirnmeu baluit nidt therein.
Sic bebolipteu, oaB iie minbeiteHs
mebrerc tolieno Collars erbaIhten
mo oen Snbait mebrerer Eoltlade
rGlbteH.
Gin eiielPa6n-Soitelerf mnroe
BON ben H1libern ulgeldolien ,mo
leidt pcrlulmbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
sdlauolide NubGcit.

Sert Of 0, Gong Ssfun6. q. o.,
II. Sebrllar.
Gin slft piebilder gsieoertro6t
ipllrOe gegen ben araben SSreb
SanOs begangen. SesIelbe lieB lid
III einem Sotel Die odnre idueioen.
Ger 9arbier befeudltete oie Saare
nit slifobof, iporaui SemunO em
brenneuoes Streibbo&dcn oaran
biclt. Sn n0pblten sfilgen6lid NOR
Der aopf Oes armen anuben in
,Sldmmen gebiillt, er lief, elm @e.
ltrei pes S6mer5es altsitoBeno, i'm
Simmer bin nnb ber, bis id4ieBlib
sS>ennllb Ole Slammeu Ioidbte. @eeen
Scm Sbdter lit cine llnteriublng ein.
aeleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
MorSwabn ciner Mnttcr.

= t, Y barleSs NO, IT.. Sebr.>
SSn 3lllIanbe Der @eiltesitGrllng
hat Die Nroli oeS bei,tiGcu Sarmers
Henrp @ilblemonn IN Dem Iorie
9se @telio, 5pei Wteilen BON bier, cine
cntlcblidle Sllttbat periibt. gSGh,
reno ibr @atte bonn 0aliie oblpeieub
,par, ldlih lih Die @abniinniae. nit
cinen Hepolper bepaifnet. Oil oas
Vett lbrer lblaieuoen &obter, eines
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-02-17
Su Ieinem Slute critidt

u , y leton Milm., y. Se6r.
9tels SenOridlon, Elm SlngeItellter
bcS 81. SSomes Sootels, itorb inter
eiaentbiimliten llmitGn0en.. Gr lit
beftigc 3abnihmer5en imo ging beS-
holb an einem 3nbnar5te, Inn iid
Den 3abn 5ieben 5ii laiien. Cocaine
lpuroe gebralld,t. INN Die S6mer5en
sI linoeru. &a6 Ser Operation
trant er mebrere Sdndpie iao 9nlg
oani nah Der Sbeune. Gr legte iih
oui bas Sen lmo olS man i'm cine
Shnoe ipGter fono, par er toot.
Gr lpor IN ieinem @llltc, Dob Die
Suitrobre perltopit bate, erltidt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

UNABLE:
TO AGREE
Oscrsa In tho Bsnnstt viii
Case Has Not Been SatiSfaC.
toriIy Drawn.

New Haven. Nov. 21.-The inability of
opposing counsel I'm the case Of the will OF
the late Philo S. Bennett to agree on the
form of the formal decree TO be entered i'm
the probate court proceedings was made
manifest today when Judge Henry Stod-
dard. as counse! for Mrs Bennett, the
widow and other heirs filed with Judge
Cleveland, Of the court, his draft of the
form OF the decree.
With IT, Judge Stoddard submitted a
note to the court saying that Attorney
Hewitt. of the firm of Newton. Church O.
Hewitt, counsel for William j. Bryan,
the executor Of the will. had been unable
to agree with him as to the wording OF
the decree the inference being that Mr..
Hewitt will also submit his idea Of the
form the decree should take and that the
court will have to settle the matter.
In effect the draft submitted by Judge
Stoddard says that the will OF +. S. BEN
nett was offered for probating. that the
&C rrt admits 1t with the exception OF a
sealed letter and envelop which 1t was
Claimed was part OF the will and that the
court hnds the sealed letter and envelope
are not a part or the will and are not adj
United To probate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
THE BOIL WEEvIL.
Committee to U-gs on President adoption
OF Plan for Its t1itrmInatlun.

Washington. Nov. 2i-Members of con-
gross from the cotton growing states have
held meeting to discuss the Boil Weevil
problem. IL was determtsed that a com
mittee OF three members from each state
should call upon the president 10 Law be-
fore him the serious situation which a,
confronting the cotton states and re-
quest him TO urge upon congress the inn
portance of carrying into effect the plan
which Will be submitted by Secretary WI.
son In his annual report
Mr.. Burgess was elected chairman of the
committee, which Is composed OF the FOL
lowing members
Texas. Burgess, Randall and Field: Ark
anses' Little, Brundige and Robinson /:
Alabama, Bankhead. Clayton and Bowie: :
Georgia, Bartlett, Maddox and Brantley.
Louisiana, Brio Bansdell and Breazzill:
South Carolina, Lever. Johnson and AIKEN:
Mississippi. Candter. Hill and ShiRht. !.
North Carolina. Thomas. Pou and Kiut;
Tennessee, Pierce. Patterson and Padgett.
Oklahoma, Delegate MCGUIRE.
This committee will call on the prcsi
dent today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

The weather was absolutely fawless.
The sky was cloudless and the air was
crisp and invigorating. During the early
morning hours there was little or no
wind. Early in the day excursion trains
began TO roll into Boston's great stations
and the exodus TO Cambridge began be-
fore noon.
The experts refused to discuss the prob
able outcome OF the game further than TO
remark that as a general proposition
Yale ought 70 win. There was little bet
ting. but the figures OF the wagers that
were made indicated Yale as a favorite
by n margin altogether reckless Several
small bets were recorded with Yale at 4
TO J.
out at Auburndale. where the Yale
players were quartered perfect quiet
reigned and I'm Cambridge, the members
OF the Harvard team were kept in seclu-
sion. IL was stated by those In charge of
both teams that the players were all In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
PAWTUCKET
STATION
GUTTEO
Firs CAUSED $4,000 Loss In
Consolidated Structure and
Two FIrensn We're Injured.

The Pawtucket station OF the New
York. New Haven & Hartford railroad,
three story brick structure was gutted
by fire this morning, and two fircmen
were ba4l<' injured. The total loss win
probably amount 20 $4,000.
The first started in the rear OF the
building near the toilet rooms on the
first foor from unknown causes, and
worked up and the second and third
floors wcre soon ablaze. The upper
floors which were occupied by Alonzo
~ Flint as n storehouse. were complete
" cleaned out. the firemen having great
difficulty in fighting the flames on ac-
count OF the great number OF small
rooms, the partitions of which were OF
hard pine and were excellent food for
the ere. Between 40 and 30 families had
goods stored. and tho extent Of insurance
on these effects Is unknown.
There were several narrow escapes
from injury by the failing In OF the roof
and third floor, and Lieut.. Joseph Bcne-
dict and Capt Frank NJ Bassett were
seriously hurt by a shower of brjcls
from the upper portion OF the building.
The formers condition Is considered dan
gerous.
The western Union Telegraph company
which had an office on the first floor
were compelled TO transfer TO an express
office nearby. No trains on the railroad
were delayed owing 20 the fact that All
the house WAS laid on the depot side OF
the track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
ONE MAY Die.
Nine Other Perso,S Were Ia Peril In Tsne.
melt House Fire al Cambridge.

Cambridge. Nov. Clone person NAV
Ole and nine others narrowly escaped
with their lives az result of an early
morning fire In a Cambridge tenement
house today. Joseph Bannano. an
italian barber who occupied an apart
ment In the top OF tho house was found
unconscious by policemen who had res
cued occupants on the lower floors and
all efforts TO resuscitate him proved
fatal. lie was sent to n hospital where
his condition was reported as critical.
Ten persons were asleep in the house
when a patrolman discovered smoke
coming from the window and gave an
alarm. but all save Bannano were re-
moved TO places OF safety. The financial
loss was small
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

ically the application OF this doctrine de-
cisively at critical moments.
The American people will not permit.
| am sure, a violation OF public treaties.
thus denying their glorious traditions, i'm
order 10 obtain by force what Colombia
Is ready TO concede through pacific and
equitable ways
Colombia heartily wishes to strength
On the ties Of friendship and commerce
with the United States and give vigorous
Impulse TO the common interests and to
the greater power and glory OF her Oldest
sister republic. But the proceedings Of
the Washington government interfere un-
happily with the good feeling i'm both
countries, being a barrier I'm the way Of
a higher enterprise. advantageous not
only TO them but TO humanity In general
APPEAL TO CONS DIENCE.
The Colombian people, tranquil ti the
strength of right and being sure OF the
sentiments OF Justice and equity OF the
American people. appeal bo tho national
Continued ON page Ten
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

President Marroquin's reference TO his
communication TO the people OF the Unit
ed States is explained by the following
address which he has given the CORE
spondent OF the Associated Press:
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
THE president OF Colombia TO the Amer
lean people:
THE Colombian nation has just been
the victim of unexpected aggression and
Is IN danger OF losing the best part OF it's
territory A military movement. not popur
lar sentiment was the origin OF the proc
lamation Of the independence OF Panama
THE American government. which al
ways had been held by Colombia TO be
Its best friend and ally prevented with
marines. loyal military from subiuga ting
the traitors and checking the origin OF
the insubordnatlon.
Tho solemn treaty between Colombia
and the United States, alluded 10 until the
last moment by the American govern
ment binds the United States. not only
To respect the sovereignty and ownership
OF the Panama isbmus by Colombia but
to help the latter maintain them. The
proceedings OF the United States marines
on the isthmus and OF the American min
lister here are in open violation OF that
treaty.
a SACRED TRUST.
THE isthmus OF Panama. the most
coveted part OF the globe and the most
precious part of our fatherland. always
has been respected by tho nations as
sacred trust confded by Colombia to the
honor and power OF the American people.
The traditions OF that great nation.
the United States. as mighty defender
of rights and bearer OF the standard Of
civilization bcfote the world always have
been opposed To the secession " terri
tories and the Remembering Of nations
on recognition ~ the confederate states
during the civil war confirms cmphat-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
FLIESCHMAMM BACK.


New York. Nov. 2.--wilIiam n. FIlesch-
mann. a relative of the mayor OF Cincin-
natl who disappeared from Saratoga dur
ing the race meeting last summer has re-
appeared In this city. UP TO the time he
left Saratoga, ne had been In charge OF
the racing stables of Mayor Fiieschmsn
and II was stated that his recent opera
tions I'm the betting ring by which ne was
alleged to have become indebted to the
book-makers for more than $1,000 caused
the mayor TO announce the retiring OK
horses.
F'lieschman who at various times had
been reported In Europe and soutn ART
ca ana also 10 have committed suicide.
declares he came directly TO New York
and had seldom left his apartments here
since. August. having been III most Of the
time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
DENIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

DIR. ID. s. ROGERS. formerly with DR..
Earl Hawes, Weybosset street. wishes to
announse that he is now associated with
DR.. j. w. BOND. No. 256 Westminster
street, corner OF Union. opposite Shep-
ards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
CEREMONY POSTPONED.
CIsTslard Committee Cuu'd Not C,ms TO
Present eeIl 10 Warshlp.

Portsmouth. Nov. 21.--The presenta
ton Of ships bali 60 the cruiser Cleve-
land by citizens Of the city for which
the warship was named. which was
scheduled for today. has been indefinitely
postponed
Everything was I'm readiness for the
ceremony OF presentation when tele-
gram was received announcing that the
committee from the Cleveland board OF
trade which was 20 make the formal
presentation would be unable 10 20 Ia
Portsmouth today. The message stated
however. that later date would be
chosen at the convenience Of the commit =
tee and that the presentation would b.
made before the cruiser finally leaves
Portsmouth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Providence q Springfield
Railroad Company.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Providence and Springfield Rail-
road Company will be held I'm room 3Os
office Building of the New York. New
raven Hartford Railroad Company,
providence, X. l., on Wednesday. Decem-
per :. 1901 at 2:3o p. NJ. for the election
of directors for the ensuing wear and
for such other business as NAV be prop-
crly submitted.
EDWARD G. BUCKLAND.
Clerk, p. & s. X. r.. Co
Providence. r. l., November Is. 1903.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
LADIES' SUITS To MEASURE.

Lowest Prices. Fit Guaranteed. First
class workmanship at
H. sALTMAN's i2s Broadway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
HARVARD AND YALE
HAVE HOT BATTLE.

Cambridge Mass Nov. 2I-With Princeton undspated
champion of the colleges Harvard Yale
meet this afternoon battle for second place The
be played stadium field
attendance of nearly 10000 spectators.
That people able the within compare
lively short distance of the gdron due the
of nearly quarter million dollars of stadium
amphheae fire proof throughout with seating capacity
yond that of any sporting the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
KILLED
BY HIS own
Rifle
Whitaker, IS Years Old, Lost
His Life by Accidental OIs-
ehargs Of His Gun.

Thomas Whitaker, about 1s years
OF age accidentally shot himself while
hunting in the wosssF between saylesvills
without recovering consciousness
HE is thought to have stumbled, and his
rifle is thought to have been discharged
while he was struggling to recover him
self. He was a resident of Pawtucket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
5000 MEN VOTE TO sI7IgE

New York, Nov. 2i-EHfteen hundred OF
the 5000 employees OF the Passaic Steel
company at Paterson. \. j.. have voted
TO strike Dec I. n tho company makes
cut OF 10 per cent I'm wages. as Il has
announced it's intention % doing.
Those who voted TO strike. arc bridge
men working they claim. under an agree
ment that no cut shall be made FOR one
year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

first class condition. Yale was said to be
confident OF winning but by n small score.
Harvard, as 1t was stated. was not with
out hope
THE LINEUP.
The lineup as given out this forenoon
was as follows:
HARVARD. YALE
Clothier. J. e........L e.. Rafferty, (Capt)
Derby. l.. ...................l l., Kinney
Lemoyne, l. g............l g., Batchelder
farhlnSon, cs.-...... &C, Roraback
"A. Marshall, +. g..'-.........r. g., Miller
knowlton, r. t...............r l., Hogan
ooNuitcn, Il e...... ...r. e., Sneylfn
{. Marshall. O. b..........q. b., Rockwell
Nichols, l. h. b...........l. h. b., Mitchell
Hurley. r. h. b..........r. n. b., Metcak
Schoelkophf. (. b............f. b., Farmer
officials: Referee. Paul Dashier, Le-
high; umpire. NJ. McClung, Lehigh; timer,
Whiting, Cornell. Time. 35-minute halves.
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