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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
NIAGARA FALLS eNcCRslON.
lcw.esw Vacation hlps via peunsyl
NnniA kAiliNah.

The rennsyl,ania ltailn'sd Com-
ranN has selected the folIoMing dates
fHr its popular mn-dsS eNcnrs,ons w
Niagara Falls fI,,m Washington AMI
Ralumo,o: July -, Ane,ist and sll
Se,,tenb,N I and iS and Ortober . and
l6. I'm these dates the spvcial uaih
viii haNe Washngtou ut 500 n mA
Baltm,o,V p.NSA m, Nbrk l0Aa M
Har,fsbu,p il.t0 A. M MilleiShu,g
- 9op. IN, SunhurN leiS y. m WI
Transport . sop m. lock haNen 3os
y. M. Remove 3A1 ~, m. Emrotinm
Junction S.oNp. IN. Arriving Niag,NN
Faus atotir m.
ENru,stou uch,t~, w'od or rctu,n
pa~sorv on amy rraulr train, cNcms,Nc
10. Hturri cNp,v~~ trains, within ten
d,>,. MlU BE so'd at SNooo tom Wash
ina rou ami Ratimo,r, 81 2>tom Nork,
5000 from littv~oNu; $1,000 nom
NNmSi, Ia. Sa2I t,om Nommbio
$50 tn,m Harrisburg, 5000 NOM
Winchester Va, $50 fNnm Nltooua
s. 40 nom Tyrone; SatN hNNn HHlm
fontc. q 10 nom RidpwaN, $500 nom
SuuburN and Wilkcshatrc; %7N from
MiuamsporU and at p"poruona'
rates from principal points \ stop
over will I've allowed at Buffalo within
limit " t,ckctwtuning,
The s,,,N'jal trains Of rullmau rar'o'
rars and day cnaches viii he run with
cerh excursion running thNourh tt
Niacars Falls. Nm extra charge vii
" msdc tor parlor-csr, seats,
m e<l>erteutN>d tourist agent snt
,harcrou will sr>NmranN esch eNcur
Siou.
For descriptive pamphlet time y
'>onrN,tinS trains, and further intor
nation srrly to nearest ticket agent
or address Scn. W. BOYD, Genera
Passenger Avent, Rrosd street Station
PHILADELPHIA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

ra- nyve T-r~nrtsa G--v -
--sse -rsre4~ur.
-rF--e results 0htArne5 n ths
H-r-- -~-0-rr ArNr-trET -c,.-
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sur~ a- mE-v ait us.-
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---r--v-usE 1-it = = s1nls
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
ROADS AND SCHOOLS
---full~ 20 -ss P-crrrSt cf
pu-rl Fsrrsrscn

t. fs-rrers o. esst TAnnssses 49,
s-ors.5 NJ rhe sub'ec, a. -ns5 improve
men snl ssDs>iagly enthusiastic sor
IN r,lsz q cooDe-stiou between fNe
stat snl ustloL A. ire rsceHj ssst
TeunsSSe tv-re~s convention With sp
s+reneanc, - ! ,Pne nHn thS Srownlov
Nil. wss rlsnirr 1nsly irao-s4d The
-nessu-s wss especiHrlv cumrsene>c ss
Z means al Improvement in me rsrn-
S-v srhc.-. ThSs Il une a. ths st-onr-
rsf -aRs rc- tta svsfsrnatlc inirrcvs-
rpsut oE caunt-y -nsds Unimpruv~d
roads ar perhaps ths r-esfsst drew
hark n ths sHcrrss ~ rurRl <rhonss.
When the Hessnr q hottonlrss rus6s
arrive the attendance y, srhool ~
rn-,as small Rnt irregular the clssses
's,ero-lH GtH-aursrsl Enl hut little
r-o--sEE rar hs rnsnt
Or 60 the principal -efn-TnF o. To
eH- consist = tn consolidation n
-yrrs school g. q q a. pwgy viii
rnt --eafs nuu1hr- O. SINAI unEst,s-
ra~tu-- sRrho0as ~ rpnlsra rher witt
fn-rr- npn--ai'7 Nocats 2 ~chooal TINS
won. ~ecuc. Tn errarsa an. r-egtl-
yr-rsss. y ef1cieur~ C. Tn cnuur-v
Fcroo. T. uE-~ Dieoe- N. Tsoulf
uava nd1nse5 IN MA C. sending uU-
waEun G. pubic ezps.s, [. U-iHr L.
n. cnurrel O. m vsrloas -oaaE ffU-
n. nlE- . uri tsasisi. wner. Tn.
ruan 81. Uniform Eoo- AsEc. thr
uE ruao wtlc 1rsvz- :, -ncs set-
tiuu Ers g -rec- nc Ir eOuoauona
rro-res
II u-a1Dl rsRsc- WI tng Uuilr-
~ nrtiunHi roEo uuijd1E VIZ a0auuOne.
xE-- - tH- IA, osnurT- Wa tn trvel--
tu- = tue rssE-E rEtrrUaa, FC- tire
uu--trrs G b us1rr- W EFSe EOns ul
usveiuurrr W szea.- -uao urt W
In. Ia --r,zs.y. rrs1r1- :, tn wcriI
NV tuu. Ems osveIcJrl1Frr nyFr-oacns.
,=uIaystGcu ETsruGIcl 3s -resr--IEl . %.
,r1JT--at.iIrs ~ fbs rt-rrrfuu ruas .&Ug
,r~ls-cIaifr rrREs,.su, J. ma "a.
rss.. .ug, Ht~rlUE rftuusssE5tFci-'iy an
,,-~Ctsgr- Lne lseEhe y n firT,rvs.
nIss % la4s piplic SvaGf ise ss-;gu-
Ma AR ate 2.aG ~ ATT G;grp'-'..
.l,t iry S.su-ss. o. 81 me- h,su~ry
t3.,r, znrv t,.sEutz, 500, .ssses
-.izatee re tiI-su WI. q, vag.-pgTli t,su,
a.sselsslI'-- aha -fpl .,vl psszes Isas
. -ue srss-in e-rtt,ps ~ eurse-
stivl9 of puIiutst frS.----s'sssp -'saG
a. -eg. O. lnI7 r1ae sAte Hs b,s-.
uul- al sA- s0tIt IerF,b tsu. a. .
si5s- s'p ll4rs7 Niissss,a' "a - 1tss-sss ~ -
,i4-svlss 81 Ile
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
SepVCFn RATES TO THE SEA
Sp0NE.
Snrua low Rate Excursions 70 At
larrc City, etc, via pcuua. Nail.
rad

FN1O.
The Penusvlvsnis Rsilrosd Com
rauN ha> arranged for four iow-rste
yeu-Clsy EXCURSIONS for the present ses-
sou from North Bend, Troy, Be''e'ont
winismsport, Mccanaqua, Sunbury,
Shenandoah, Dauphin, end principal
intermediate stations inclu6ing stat
son On branch rcadsl, 90 Atlantic City,
Cane NAV, Ocean City, Sea Isle City,
l&walca. Ancle~es, wi.dwcnd, or Ho!-
Il Beach. OF Thursdxys, July and q,
Aorrsi s and %. ls0S.
Fxrursaon tickets good 70 return by
regular trains within ten days, will he
>se56=t'very low ra1e> TICKETS 70 At
lart, City vii Ne Sold via Ihe Dels'
wave River Bridge 4ou,t, the only ali
rail line. orEis Marssi Streee Wharf.
Pniis5slphis-
Srsr ove- rsr ne had s.; Phih6ei
r.niA eteer goiuS o. returning within
I1uit ot tirssi-
Ea, information Il regard a. specific
rsy,- Gpc time n irsin> consult hsDC
t,ils.,. a, 8prJy Io scauts. ny r = Asr
M Divls.o1 TI,se, Ars1l williams
pgrg p q
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
A womnn'. nnrra,a.

Mrs, Enr,ck ! think nrhty, TINT
pur daughter hns made q very satitfne-
tory marriage, and that she VIII snc-
coed Ncr, we'll m the management of
her husband
Henry Enpcck why sof ..
Mrs Enpcck--l overheard het @is-
iry 20 him this morning, and she got
him 20 oyr-ee 80 proposition l'ks this
~ YOU viii DO ne wnnt, promise
to Go the same. - baltimore Amer''
nm
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

SC-1. q IL oUIlszs Doys VIZ hise
q tne western nG-ves. Sslo8 u Sc,
tas :. pc az offered uy c-ls tar-srs
azvs 10. pee- &r4s u slzr4c u. e3-
ossx1re nsa- One -uay ~ zpls u sr.-
c-rs aGrasrfps L L fo0tpal game. pu,
rseu1rss -uvre tnz- srrena--t ~ E.zIc
10 bisSre-1Gg -sys o. tDs srI Il Z
2erTss. Gsll- z rsggFrss TINE " Do
eq.De Svcsstr.osc - helc work. anc
q. III. aowsss' st=vnx. czI ~ fc0-@
lus ry,rnastutl y tos 4srE sac exDs;,
=, a. ~ Nvrr o taDSf wlr isss W
ssry rspvflrs,es Ss2ytae tsts,ssc ~ tsSs
sptu.ps' Ase
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
Mondcrruh >r,or.

Wiuks- Tam about stage rrnlism' ]
Nou should sc, Str'tert In "loNe and
Woe
Iirk, Re can't hold a caudlc 10 my
friend. Ncuthcr. Whv, sir, he VlaNcd
~, heavy villain In "WomOns
Wrongs so Realistically that his Mife
NuNs sor b 5Ncr,,c she ucNt M'cvk, ~
y y WgcNN.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
wanted 20 ". .usr ~ art,

TYfe colorsd brother was bargaining
,or monument for his late Spouse
'4iow much GOES DAT big one weighP'
Ae asked,
"wen," replied the mSble man, W
rs weight you're after, I should say
about a ton"
The widower thought moment;
then, turning TO his friend, said'
"Sou reckon dat'll hold her DOWN.
--Atlanta Constitution.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

e~ese> -Nt t~aS5 r. IRE NNNes q
>st-ss rStNs-eC e. re greet ranges ot
tNs c~untv, v-pS oncC fTn1>>-fsrt ard u
Is ~ -. ended T'Nrse Nnres s'e
sN3nN>l e NnsSsn6 sno usNt mainly IN
ne -osrureeeu-a a. Fertilizers TIE
ryeeu-t Is ron > rNS'oS-sNN taSer ~
$ N,re ~s-5 81 ScSsv1o snc -ep-esents
-, - 5 pile eon1o.Nt o. ho-nS sAnne
~ whole rHs coo-s'rfns more tNsD
o'- '0rs ~ horns ---IN~snst FrsG "a
Yyev
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
an. with DO a.

Lady N.mber of the Advanced Br-
eNasZ eannot Nnaerstand why you
men seem TO prefer the silly foolish,
inane Women, who have not two
,houshh in their empt, heads II l
wsse 4 man, I shoAh select n girl With
mind ~ her own.
Male Outsider 49, 1he worst ~ thAt
sort OF Woman is that she is always 80
FOND of giving pieces of u awa,.-Ahs
Elopcr.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
-rss,s s.s s,,.a.,, ..,,.',0le IL s9ls rorie-

-tsssas ssis sv.af li',zSpis ~ F3iF nvfie---
Sas--is ats ~ IAe 'szssiy ssac ss'ttos,1,ls
Jsyts y Nas-t----~l. seQpsts " W. J0.c
ssrsy. as.s aBd q ~ tiss' u 4r t1e
.,,I.t.si,,s y rlsq,sn " liiS4srtisaes u
i>ss 1vyiss POI @"S'ss, as4s s,iaess.s
- s,sy3u,sy ~ ~ ,p'es'jss4a af.s' y,iy
4as tLsee "l.o rDu.p b-s ~ ~ 80
,a,-4. .aAss.s 80 tLs SEs, yllp Ss,a.
- syE.er tsD.n t....ls.s ayl,,-oa.c.tss
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
eobe,. hontc

Mamma BobbN What are YOU do
Snse Polish Sour shoes as told You
90.
BobbS [from the bothroom)-Nes.
nun
Mamma Light the gas, then, You
cant see when ITS 81 dark,
BobhN Don't haNc 10, mamma. I'm
usiug blsck polish Cincinnati Com
rncyN,isl Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

U.c ts.sDc yTD4r !.ttle ,.ife % yely
b4Kb,s 81 U44.t>.c .s.n't si.s1
;tsfyy u ss,>..HG i3.ess ypu, Hp. hAe
IDeeSA lsDg. enough ~ Lat her oyss
s,44ls.-. MY she sven eAJpys us
...ssslly.s ~ Tie i.aAies Lllelaly elpb.
- J pssyly
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
Tn. oods Against Hin.

Ez-s piks-NOthsr. you got ter
stop tslzin' IL summer boarderr, -
slss : gOf ter quit faraiD'.
M PAs-wy, ~, rhat's th.
t-uuplsI
Ezra Piks-Th.y'I no oss prayin'
fsz- rsiu with - suBIny~r boaSdsfs
y-. -ip' fs, fai, wsa tiirr - JudYs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
an Rts tS~ets.

well. sub" sa;d Brother Dickey,
''R-'er Williams sho did fool de bailiffs
one time in his Hfe?"
How come ."
wy 6ey come ter levy on HIM en-
touu' 6as al he had in &c roun' worr
v-uz Dc rheumatism en- one wife."-At-
q rea Constitution.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

TNsy Nod s'a--s,' to- 3 stroll
"T0N s-c = our rrinister. "he ssSd; I'm
going asS. Nin - Scir us"
10 Soir US ~ cecrcs tsis is 80
sudden RuJ hnau't you eet'e- speak
20 psps Nefo-e snrn Enc tse minister,
dear 7'=Spare Moments.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
Proof Positive.

Female Client ACaall secure a d.
vorce from my hushasd on the
grounds Of insanity
Lawyer-PossSbly; but can you
prove that he is insanep
Female Cient-wen, he insists
upon wearing the ueckties buy for
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
rr.c rrrcr-orrn,, N.,er,tr

ncaro Loving Citizen IN; Why q
Won rvy - rN>crstvcct s>c'cty by
.o,>ce Why 70, Ming sN>vt Ycar re-
to-rrs by q -eso-; % Tire Nsllot eeNT
ENerv kSi'c'oe- We've tried thst
a16 tNev ,rtvr.ea rrs 40 ere Nsrr
-, NrNN. NSN'-CN<rsrc Tricurs
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

The preacher made q great mistake
OF Sunday and lost good collection"
How
Well, be appointed bip-colIector
20 70 round with tbe plate, and bless
s,De i every NTH IL the congregation
ci5I'i ask h!n 70 call arais On the
1s;t '-Tf1-Hif.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

'.I.A1eA -tl4e Ai.DiAJeJ gaid be pas
.p-Ay ~ Lag ~ biz lssI the mann
~ Z 4.yi-ll4App
t.plI---a = A2spgsf .egeIy egay bAs
l,-e.-ssa ysiseH i4y beY fhe fsEp4p
..@z ~ " ~ pL2ii, sgabefs sislss
A---D.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13
MOUNTAINS OF HORNS,
s>o., ,,s Vow. % rNe~ A~, scn, rS-or
.s-s~r,tre 70 Europe for Ecr-
Snt.trs rerrcses.

Twenty years ago the principal value
cs the cattle OF Argentine lay N their
hides and homes Al this has chansed
row. xnd tNe country has entered upon
rrcst production cn larve sca,e, and
the Old. lcny horned. hsh wild cattle
have stNren way 20 herds of Shcrthcrn
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

@You thirS thar every young man
cSFht 70 take sr Interest IN politics."
'-Ge-tsirsly," J" answered senator Scrs-
sSy,--~ .''if n csu hey !. -She2z escQgh.- =
Washington Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

-'soy, p" qasf.sd httA Johnny
Js,s;np-rrias4. 'nbht's ti4r alssniaS of
',ecaSs-sT
'Jts 4 lsrs.s A9tLs' t'a isit 10
,-- GsugD+s-,E y ~ 4s.,1 AZ sH ,Isu.e
-, ~. ilss",anS bL. " ssp4sd ile Old
nstt.erDht Z tlciGLsN tAqu3Ie'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

~Heupeclt's an irsieniacsns Sstle
rresture t'pdsrhanG, 7co. doT't you
4hfn9 "'
Az, merely un6sr-thuIoh4>-F'hiie-
selnhis Tiearer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

F--ur -ne nos, We ses en-. illif
-nE g. n. MAJ Iis-EI"s F,i,--
~. -vgtts- 20, wit; E!acn-sF tErtss
a o. EUel OF ron - q IL
-'hlutAgl r'-iuuuL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-08-13

''-na Sa.- VIII. g. n. lsuu-t-5
& f4urr volume a. tn teschs--'s assL
y tn- coming naDi- l-sE ssgr.. -
rnas,..i ris --C.Dluuanlt lesIkr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
WARREN.

The Mechanics Fire Co. No. :. ot this
town. won the fourth prize az the cres-
cent Park muster yesterday. also de-
feating their rival. the Hydraulion Of
Bristol. by = number of feet The com
pany arrived home on a special car. last
night and the engine came overland, late
in the evening
The excursion OF the Congregational
church of harrington was held yesterday.
on steamer Corsair The party left Bos-
worth's wharf. at . =. m.for Rocky Point.
a short stay was made AZ that resort.
and the party returned home after enjoy
ing a sail through Newport passage
The st. Mary's Temeprance Auxiliary
will hold a promenade social AZ Institute
hall. tonight. Straight Brothers orchestra
will furnish music for dancing
The Warren baseball team of the season
Of 1919. has practically dlshanded The
team has not played very many games
this season but In all Of them they have
made a good showing The financial sup
port accorded to the team was very poor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
HAD kPOPLECTIC SHOCK
Albert Manchester, a WeIKnOwn Teacher
Died al Cottage city.

After many years spent In shaping the
minds of the young people of Providence
in the Thayer street grammar school AL
bert /. Manchester. one OF the best known
educators OF this city. died OF an apo
plectic shock AZ his summer home at Cot
tage City yesterday
The shock which caused death was the
third which he has sustained and the
family was al his bedside when he passed
away.
Many men and women now in homes
Of their own and in the business world
studied under MIR. Manchester during the
81 years OF which he was principal Of
Thayer street grammar school, and his
death will cause wide and heartfelt sor-
row.
He was a native Rhode islander. hav-
ING been born at Tiverton In 1897. and he
received his early education In that town.
After getting a common school education
he attended the Bridgewater Normal
school which has turned out so many OF
the local educators, and on being grad
uated came 90 Providence where he was
appointed principal OF the Prospect street
school In lS6S he became principal Of
the Thayer street grammar school and
has continued I'm this capacity until his
transfer 20 the Hope street high school.
from which he was retired about two
years ago.
His homo was AZ 562 North Main street,
and a daughter and two sons. DR. Arthur
Z. and Albert 9 Manchester survive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
PAW TUCKET.

There will probably he an election OF
board of license commissioners at to-
nights meeting Of the city council The
effort 10 make the board solidly Repub-
lican is not vet successful
The convention Of delegates TO arrange
for tho observance OF Labor day met last
evening John McCarron presided IL
was decided 10 have a ball game at the
grove. where the exercises are TO be held.
n suitable terms could be made with ac.
oeptable clubs
The resignation ot Mr. Hervey as su.
perlntendent ~ schools goes into effect
tomorrow
Employees OF The Narragansett Machine
COMPANY so 20 Rocky Point tomorrow
The trip viii be made IN chartered elec.
trio cars
oficer RAYMOND arrested william Don
nelly yesterday evening Donnellv had
10 walk with a crutch and fell down Just
before he was taken 10 the station. There
was cut on his chin that II took three
stitches To close. lie was attended by
DR. Richards.
There was n collision between one ~
tho Attleboro electrics and n wagon
owned by Nicholson. Thackray a Co.
Yesterday. by remarkable good luck the
driver % the wagon. Washington Cole.
escaped uninjured
Satisfactory reports on the outing OF
last Sunday were made AZ the meeting
of the Pawtucket Association ~ station
ary Engineers az the meeting held last
night The association VIII take part IN
the moonlight excursion ~ the Rhode
Island association this evening
Charles II. Briden, formerly TAR assess
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
PAWTUxET.

Two people from this village had mar
row escapes frow drowning yesterday ar
ternoon, though the places where the af-
fair occurred were not at all near each
other. One occurred while the Pawtuxet
ferry was about half way TO Crescent
Park on the / o'clock trip. and Fred Cor
mel. who is a well-known boatman, was
the chief participant.
He was seated on the after deck OF the
launch and very close 10 the stern. The
sun was very hot and he must have got
drowsy. for as a big wave caused the
bow 10 raise high IN the air the people
in the boat missed Mr.. Cornell. He was
sighted several yards away, striking out
manfully and acting perfectly at home in
the water, but II was a long time before
the craft could get to him and he was
pretty well tired out from the weight
OF his soaked garments.
After drying out he was none the worse
for his ducking and was considerably
cooler than his friends Tor the rest OF
the afternoon.
The other person who was endangered,
was a young girl, who Is visiting at the
residence OF Rufus Greene. on Pawtuxet
Neck. who was bathing on the bay side
of the point There were a number Of
other people taking a dip at this time
along the shore and the girl who Is a
good swimmer, was seen 10 be In trouble
a little way out
Edward Fuller and John Mellish who
were bathing near, went to her assist
ance and found that she was suffering
from cramps They carried her ashore
and 10 the house where DIR. Buxton OF
1873 Broad street attended her She was
brought around all right after a time,
but her condition was serious at first.
The non success of the Volunteer Fire
company with their engine Fire King
at Crescent park, yesterday. should not
cause any encouragement 10 the vo,un-
teers. as those who went will know that
muster luck" had a great deal TO do
with the result A strong WIND and a
light crew are severe hsndicaps TO even
the best hand tub in the country and the
local firemeu who did their part OF the
pumping have no cause 10 feel ashamed
II is thought that IL the regular Tues
day evening practice pumps are resumed
the men will be better fitted to take UP
the stroke quickly and their wind and
endurance strengthened.
The members OF the Pawtuxet Canoe
club are talking up a weeks canoe trip
through the rivers and streams OF the
southern part Of the state. and already
several have signiied their intention OF
making a start early next week.
The large house boat Rosela. OF the
New York Yacht club is anchored of the
Rhode Island Yacht club, with a party
aboard. The craft is fitted with a large
engine and makes a comfortable cruising
boat.
"There was fair attendance at the
dance at the yacht club. last night, de-
spite the storm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
BRISTOL.
A Coming Wsdding--Mat With
Accident death Of Es.
teamed Young Lady.

The work on the new rubber plant on
struction by the owner. Torrance Nc
Carty. formerly part owner and general
manager OF the Byheld rubber works is
pushing the work in the fastest possible
manner He has already two engines
and dynamo connected with his boilers.
The main building. which was two stories
high and one hundred and thirty five
feet long. he has added fifty feet more,
TO be used for steam heat. He has also
a fine office finished off in the northwest
corner and very neatly furnished. He
has a section of grinding machines which
feed the callenders temporarily placed in
position. which will be permanently set
in a few days. and every branch Of the
work as far as he has advanced shows
marked improvements over the old plant.
There is no doubt that when completed
and the wheels put in motion 1t will
be model modern rubber works. He has
so arranged the receiving and delivering
Of all crude and manufactured goods that
IL far excels in time and labor over the
former method II will certainly be a
one will duly appreciate 1t, as undoubted-
" the pay roll will amount TO several
thousand dollars per week. what the town
really needs.
Mr.. Andrew Levalley. who was en-
ployed on the dredging machine at the
foot OF State street, for the Staples Coal
company. met with a very serious acci-
dent yesterday catching his hand In the
gearing. crushing II In a most shocking
manner. The palm of his hand was near
ly all torn from the bone. II is feared
that amputation will be necessary.
Miss Mary T. Thompson. one OF Bris-
tolls highly esteemed and much respected
ladies passed away yesterday after short
illness Miss Thompson had been for a
number OF years assistant librarian OF
the Rogers free library. She leaves an
aged father, twin sister, and brother
TO mourn her demise
The Nanqut mill has put up high
and substantial fence at the foot OF
Bradford street. enclosing their property.
Since the council granted them certai In
rights TO the towns land that they par
tally occupied the fence now being com
pleted adds much to the beauty OF the
street
n is understood that the wardwell
Lumber company. whose lands adjoin the
Nanquit mill Is soon TO place fence
similar i'm construction. which Will en-
close their property and leave drive
way to the water and the small building
belonging TO the town sitting midway
between the two companies is TO be re-
moved.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret p. Fish
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Fish,
and Nathan L. Merrill Of Providence. Is
10 take place Tuesday evening next at :
o'clock at othe home Of the bride on High
street. The couple are To reside In Prov
idence.
Alexander Findlay. the well known golf
professional. will give an exhibition match
al the course Of the Bristol Golf club
tomorrow afternoon. Owing to a mis-
understanding he did not appear last
Saturday.
Judge Tillinghast Of the supreme court
maid Bristol a brief visit yesterday.