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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24
correspondence.
Srinitatis Semimariam.
6n nOflngt.

Jor goot en- llges 5io itoen odr Der
IN, ION fagoe: a9er, funoe bet life
p9re gobt at fad en- fife 5ur til 5rez
monte llngoomsfomiteen tOmmer Der
for At boloe MeOe." Sa, fad tom bet
paa 5ale. og mart bar pi gopt en-
5nes. ION NOT pilbe meb. pa Ri bar
faa mango. fit Ri prisaeoiettelie, iaa
5uren gjoroes for en- Dollar tilNanos.
qprbas Morgen reiite ri oa uo 5re=
mont til. Sra Stationen gift ri fad
/ slot % Roo". 9i erfareOe MI, at
Der intet Mpbe ifulbe p9re fgr ST.
Ire ON GftermioOagen en- lille Stuf=
felfe. = gu, Ri babbe 10 b9ret biemme
fra for. = 9i blep ba enige ON, at
ri ffuloe beige oGormal"s StoIen,
fom 10 or meget betenot. Meo Prof.
Nnter il. / Spioiea mari6sreoe Ri
5aa op til Stolen. Gn itor gp9ning
= en- Manb %fortalte mig, at be bdboe
bpgeet til ben 30 9dnge. Den er life
iuft fmut, better life fan man lige, at
ben er bngefig; alasiep9rslierne er
life life. pit bar ct 5orretninsspres;
eGers er ben piit en- COB STOLE. Won
ian bog piit nappe FILE fig rigtig
6iemme blanbt faa mango Mennefter
: Der Iiges at bore 800 iii 1000 Gle
Der. Man fit en- 5slelie at, at ri
DANTE er langt bag efter, bpoo 8pez
ming og Glepantal angaar. Mon life
oil mart fan Mobile bore 5eltp9le?
81. 3 famleoes ri faa til Msoe /
Renigbeoens airte, bpor Misiionrr
Diron talte ubfra Orbet / l. Sob.
2, 13, ID: Seq f~frioer til eoer. s
unse. tbi 5 babe oberDunoet ben Dnbe"
o.. I. b. gaaoe benae og be gbrige
5alere fpntes at pere beii9let meo
noget al en- .So6annesbdrme". Der
blep faa bplot Wsoe igen ON Qftensn,
1ppr paitor 4nter og PaftOr 9ertfen
pr9oitebe Tor os. 9laoe fom Ri til
Rgoe. og glaze gift bi biem, en- og
anben maaite meo ct Sui / 6jertet,
fom uilbe lpoe omtrent faaleoes: Sub,
gib mig Raabe til at lebe belt" for
oig!l' eaer: blot bet life ital bliOe mig,
Iom tommer til at itaa uoen for Sim
melpOrten Og baate paa forspres."
Senbag 5%ormiOOag talte paitor
.3eterfen fra G6itago oOer 0asens
sngelium.
mNgftermiObagen inbleOebe qaz
for 9sftfsn Gmnet: Spite 5crtrin
bar be troenbe lnge frem for be bane
tro2" 9erefter bar Srbet frit, ii9r
for Blair Stubenterne. Minutterne
fiji. 81. 3.45 ffulbe pi rejie = bsrfor
fun ct Var UfIn1tter til boer.
gn 5df fra paItor &lot6, forbi Ri
frnl Bet bar not os, Der bar be tat=
aprise. ."
Sill 5oget tom hi aae | COB lib,
blot ineen at os ftdl fomme for tent til
at naa 5oget, iom gaar til Subs Ipfe
Parabis. ,.Naa, er ou iaa glab, at Oh
tom meb2" bsrte man en- og dnoen ttge.
So" lsb SDaret, fom ON bet bar en-
felpfdgt Sag. Oct er bog flint at
fomles riatig mango ON Subs Orb,
enten bet faa lpoer til % gennem pr9z
fen fra .Horben", ogiten" eIer Be
fen. pr9ffen fra oSpoen" funbe
life fomme for Manbag.
Saa 5af til 8ennerne | 5remont.
Raar S igen boloer llng0omsmgbe,
bddber hi at funne msoe t~rebobbelt faa
manbft9rfe. 8. 8onbo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

6or 6sj til 3 bbbanen. @n
eotomoiipfprbsoer / 5biiteb bar ifslge
o5biiteo u. 9io." faaet Mebbelelie
ON, at ban er fOrflpttet til asbeabaOns
!5oUeo6unegdarb, foroi ban sr -
for bsj.
Manben er 721 CONNIE bsj, Sob
tsj og 6obeobetlaoning fraregnet, og
ban tan lite itaa oprsiit / 2OtOmotiOets
5ererbus, men maa unber fit arbejoe
d9ere SlangemenneIte for at faa in
arop anbragt unoer Serntaset.
9etts er ielOfslgelis itaOelist for
bans 6elbreo, og ban bar osrfor for en-
lib iiben unber !6enbisning BERTH incs
gipet aaissnins ON at bliOs fOrflpttet
til en- ganeitratnine, bpor bet er lsttsrs
for fore Menneiter at Hare fig.
9eneraloirettoratet fanbt9sgrunbels
Zen f%ornuftie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

% 3slsgrafOasnet lite bar / Stano
til at itette bette 5OretagenOe, oa bet
life tjente til 5remme at rationale
5ormaaI; ban pilOe bog lite lGgge
0inbrineer / @ejen for. at en- faaoa1
5orbinbslie opretteoes Oeo pripa. Sniz
tiatip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24
yige pnlfes.

Gn flint Nise fan faa Flaos ! Gem
Neiiaurant, Blair, Nebr. Sob 9gn siues
en- opstis pise, iom %iOritaar fig paa Tiaos
l%aunins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

Wulbbarpen bragts uret
for 9a9ens 2ps. 5or ca. 3
Qar iioen table Ell bos GaarOeier Sens
Rasmusien. RsrreIsbp Mart, ~tjeasnOe
aarl 6arl 6br. Sergenieu fit ur UNI
Der 4rbejbet uoe / Marten.
5 OisIe 9ags er. efter bOdb cer mebs
oeles .5psns Stiftstio." uret tOmmet
for 0asenseps pau ben bejit ejsnOOms
mslige Maabs, 1t en- MulbOarp bar
groDet bet op, iua at BET laa ODenpaa
MuloDarpeifuooet.
llrst, Der bar omgipet al en- 6or1s
tupiel, baOOe inaen SfaOe tuset al fit
lanee, unberioroiife OpbolO og iuus
mart bet bleD truftet op, git bet lige
faa soot iom forben. 0erimoO bor
bets @las / Siptter, men bet er fors
mooentlig ftet Deo 5aloet MOB SOroen
/ i'm lib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

6irltnger. st me9et IielOent
3ilfGloe forefalot forleoen / 6eltbors.
ibet en- Der boenoe 9aarbmaao peoer
Bangs 6uItru / 5elae o3biit. u. ap."
nebtom meo 4 Imoa 9eroensborsere
og goreerinber: 2 piger og 2 Drsn9s,
ale Iepenbe fsote. Drengebe bsos faa
sinner efter 6sOieIen og piesrne eftsr
/ oe 2 Oages Jorlsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

profesorG mil Youle en-
Og 5rue bill / ben n9rmeIte 5remtio
bragg paa Sournee til llbIanoet, fgrit
til Norse og fsnere til SOerrig. 5or
bet ferite Qanbs 9ebtommenoe er bet
celebre Bar inbbubt til / n9ite u9e at
lGIe OBJ / Gals aontertioI | ariitianid,
% ugen efter Ttal De sfter Snb6poslie
at Roroif 6oreaing / Stoct9olm gipe
to observation-disclosures / benne 9p /
MuItaliIfa qfabemisns fore Sal.
Opl9sninsernes 8epertoire bill blipe
Tarbeles omfattenoe; bet RUNNER lad
lebes ,,@ulobornene" meo Vtuiit at
6artmann, .SsTtreae paa ainnstulz
len" meo MuIit dfRung. oambroiius".
observation-disclosures, uapbmanben I
0enebig" pg mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24
Slnaanvt.

uonepnsIer. Oroineret aate=
fst DsO ct. pauIs 9irte / aebenbabn
q. Rielien sr beitiftet til reiioerenoe
aopelan peo 81. 5bomas airfs paa
5rsoerifsberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

pIanen ON ct 9elegra :
til G9reerne oe So
Sra 2onoon telegraferebes
forleDen til &ebenAapn: Miaiiteren
for poit= pg 9elegrofD9snet aniten
Chamberlain bar / Dag mobtaget en-
Deputation, beitadenoe at Repr9ien<
tanter for aiifsriinteresier, fer fom for
at bebe ON Ststte til Sprettelfe al
telearofiff Gorbinbelie mellem Sfots
lamb, Ssldnb pg 5arser1e. Miniites
rem fDarsbs, at MiniIterist for poits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

ben at Sengen. Oct antoges, at bun
bar billet t9nOe SGo / a%attelopnen, og
at Sloea Oa bar faaet fat | benbss
&l9oer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

&rubtetsptoiion. 30 un9s
Mennsiter, Ssnner al parcelliit !6aas
SGcobisn, 9engslemart. Der forleoen
bitten bopoe baret til9DmnaItitspelier,
gif paa 5iemreiien inn / Sfpttebufet
paa Sengslsmart Mart, efter Sigeaoe
for at tenbe oeres Yiber. 9ufet
par en- gebOIOning at 7 90. aruot,
Der OeO llforiigtigbeO bleO aat9not,
bDorOsb frsmfalOtss en- polbiom Gtsz
ploIion. De 10 unge Wenneiter bIep
taiteOe 5 til 6 alen op i 2uften, meosns
6uiet j9bnebes meO Sorben. De til
ftaoefpmne bleb itrats fsrte til R1tsz
bling Spse6us, bpor De benli99er /
tualelig 5ilitanb. Der er in
gen 5are for berss Gin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

&orporli9 RepeIe. Zen
unoe SfueIpiIer 4oam poulien peo
Oaemartbsartret, Der / ben ifbite 5io
gentasne @anse er bleben / bsj Grab
qreforn9rmet | ct ~fsbsnbapnft 9lab,
,Mibbasspoiten", bar TIBET 8lapets
aebaftsr. Sobannes 9dnIen, bDem ban
traf paa 8fabets aontor paa aultorz
bet, en- forporlis aepislie. 5r. poul-
len melots ielD umiboelbdrt efter ga
gen paa politifdmmeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

5orutnttet. Den oanfte &ons
jul / aepal bar til lloenrigsminiites
RET inoberettet. at 5prbsOer ausuit
5rsoerit 8ilbelm StranB, fsot / Sim
BAL 8. 5ebruar 1862, Ratten melem
3. og 4. Saauar 1903 er fOriuunoen
fra SfrueItibet .8erta" al Ssbenbapn
paa 9siotn af 5aliterbo 5prItib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24

Srff 8efsg 0anmart.
timber 9eoelIe at Wr.6annon er enDsl
irite 6errer, Der rep~r9ienterer 2anos
brugsoepartementet / Dublin os irite
adnbbointeresier, ufreiIte fra 2pnbOn
paa st 8 Tigers geIsa / Danmart, bOor
be bill iotte ig ino / oonit %2anobrugss
for6olo, famt itubere ben ptpnOmiite
% fultureas llooitling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24
aeifer 8itbstms 8efsg


Donmarf. ,8srIensG Courier" /
Berlin I~triper fslgente: Man n9rsr
FER ct lepenbe gnite ON at itau I benz
ifabeligt og freoeIigt 5orbolb til DAN
mart, og man bilIte oerfor meo SiIz
freosbeo aronpriafe at 0dnmdrts
gefsg / Gfteraaret, bporOeo Sien, iom
Iaa l9nos bapoe boilet ober bet eeniis
oige offieiele 5orbolo, bleO bruot.
Gu pil bette gefeg blioe beiparet pau
en- Waaoe, Der bar betpoelie R9ttepio@
be. 8i ian fun enfte, at bette mad p9re
ct oobt Striot fremao for Siln9rmels
len mellem Danmart o9 9pitldno, og
at BET maa bebrage til at fere be Sioer
tilbaoe, bd ben inoerligIte llopetsline
uf aaabelige Snteresfer fanot Steb
me[lem be to qanbe. Sgfaa for os er
Der NOT at I9re | Oanmart. Oct 20.
4arbunbrebe bar ben Sp9ape at rsm>
me op / megst operleperet 5jenbftab
og mango saml, Nooiatninser og at
biorage til lloOitlinsen at 5recen
mel.m 5oltene. 8lanbt be Mual,
Der ligser for, bsrer osiau en- fuloitGas
big l%lbiepning af be tioligere OiHsrens
GER menem Spitlanb os Dunmart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-24
Spres Sfiolb til Raa

Spres SfioIb til b.
buffet. Sors 8Draab a9gteoe for
nOssn lib iiben at inbfenoe gpens
@dabsn til bet M Raaobus. Rogle
0use efter, al benne g%eilutning bar
tugsn. TRENTON Der paa Snitiatip al
be pelDiaig itemts Meblemmer al Rad
bet en- Cite meb Opforbrina til pripat
at iabfamle ben neoOenbige aapitdl
til ct StjolO. gegge Qmtmanoene
TIuttsbs fig itruts til Sheen oa ofrebe
bber 20 Str. Siosn er bet nebbenbiee
9slsb bleOsn o%Oertegnet, faalebes at
maj nu / 5elge nSors 4mtst." fer
fig / Stanb til at anitafe 10 StjolOe,
bDoraf asbenbaOns Raabbus ifal babe
bet enc, meoens bet dnoet bill blipe OPP
bangt / R~aaobufets Sal / Sors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
NOT FOUNDED
Ths Se,lN Of Weights ard Measures Old
Not nsfraui CITY.

The charges brought against Louis y
Jones. the city sealer OF weights and
measures. which were preferred by the
ex .sealer. George r. sherman were
heard yesterday by o committee OF which
Alderman Freeman was chairman.
The committee exonerated Mr.. Jones
and refused TO entertain any further
charges that Mr. Sherman might bring
The allegations made by Mr.. Sherman
are aa follows:
THAT on various occasions. 10 wit.
MAY q, June g. II. Is. % and Is, and on
July 8. II and a. Mr.. Jones charged
the city from seven % eight hours per
day at so cents per hour for use OF his
team I'm putting up street signs and num-
bers when no work OF that nature was
done by his team on these days. as the
team was engaged IN handling weights
and measures from one store TO another.
That I, therefore. charge Mr. Jones with
defrauding the city"
Mr. Jones attorney. Howard ". Cor
ham. proved his clients Innocence % the
charges and hearing was adjourned by
the committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
TOO ATTENTIVE
Platter Pursued Woman and When She Shock
Him SIapped ner.

Charles Platter and Lucy Bennett, color
ed. were for a short time 'sweethearts." T"
Miss Bennett. so Chrales thought found
a colored chap that was sweeter than he.
so Platter got the uitten.
Platter had no idea OF letting 50 sweet a
girl as Lucy give him the cold shoulder
without resenting IL. When,on his way to
his daily toll ne managed TO meet the fair
Lucy and last evening because Lucy did
not stop and have a chat with him, struck
her. Lucy ran and so did Charley; but the
police landed him. In court this morning
Judge Sweetland was told by Lieut..
Rankin that Miss Bennett had been
afraid OF Platter for some time; so much
so that she was obliged TO call upon the
police for protection. At times she found
her former sweetheart hidden in or about
the building where she was employed.
Platter pleaded guilty and was fined $2(
and costs. He was also ordered to give a
bond OF $500 to keep the peace for sC
days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
IMPORTANT CHANGES
The Rhode Island Company Asks for Priv |
Isge TO lay New Tracks.

council will meet Friday afternoon 10 act
on the petition OF the Rhode Island COM
pany for permission TO lay rails and erect
poles on Canal and Steepie streets, Ex.
change place and Market square.
The reason for this change IN due TO the
location OF the new poetoffice. AT the
present time the tracks leading to the
passenger station and up Washington
street from the eastern emo OF Exchange
place pass I'm front OF the site OF the old
Three Ones" I'm diagonal direction
toward Washington Row.
The company desires 90 lay a track on
Steeple street that may possibly be used
IN the proposed new route TO Pawtucket.
although nothing has been decided on
that point as Yet. so says General Man
ager Todd. At any rate. the Steepe street
track will relieve In a measure the con-
gestlon OF Westminster street during
''rush" hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
DIED

AoAMs-rn this city. on the eth inst,
Mary D.. widow OF John Q. Adams. In
the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral services from her late resi-
day. Dec. 10. at ~ o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited 10 attend.
AMeoRN-in Central Falls, Dec. Z.
George Amborn, aged 80 years.
Funeral services at his late residence,
No I. IlI,ncis street Tsnrsday l,,ssS at u
vited 10 attend. Burial at convenience
Of family Please omit flowers.
Boston papers please copy.
sAuE7-In this city. on the sth inst.
Sarah Elizabeth BRUSH. wife OF Peter
A.. Bauer. aged 2b years. 8 months, l3
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
cAMPsELL-In Pawtucket. r. l.. on
the eth inst, John Duncan. son OF
Flora A. and the late Frank X. II.
Campbell. aged 23 years, months.
Notice OF funeral services later.
FENNgH-In this city. on the sth inst.
Elsie Marie daughter Of Henry r.
months and is days.
Notice OF funeral later.
hicks-In this city. on the 7th inst.
suddenly. Mira, widow OF Cyrus G..
Hicks. in the s5th year Of her age.
Funeral private.
hoI MEs-In Attleboro Falls. Mass, on
Dec g. Charles willard. son Of Frank
w. and Alma K. Holmes. aged IS
funeral services at mis- fathers resi-
dence 50 Mount Hope street. Friday,
pee II, at 2 o'clock y. m. Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend
LEONARD Valley Fails. the 7th
inst. Elizs Jane. wife ~ John Leon
ard IN her bbth year
Funeral from her late residence. So
High street, Thursday. Dec. 10. at y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
man The
VICTIM OF
SUGGESTION.
Interesting Talk on the Value
Of Advertising at Agate
Clubs Annual Banquet

Chicago. Dec. s-Sids lights on ad-
vertising have been presented at the
annual banquet OF the Agate club where
experts from various cities had been as
sembied by the adyertising Representa-
tives OF Chicago newspapsrv and unaga-
zines, who compose the organization
Average mankind - glnded-is the
victim OF suggestions" said George q.
Vincent, professor of sociology at the
University OF Chicago. You men have
a profound responsibility. for you make
the suggestions. I am glad to say that
you do not wronsfuily exercise that
power"
Albert A. Pope. president Of the Pope
Manufacturing company OF New York
gave the following suggestions:
Believe In something. tell the people
the truth and stick to It.
Don't tell a man more than he VIII
believe Make him want what you ad-
vertise.
BE carefuf In the selection of names.
good article often is spoiled by an m
furious name
Mr.. Pope said the failure Of the Aneri-
can Bicycle company the combine. was
because IL ceased advertising at crftcal
time.
D. M. Lord Of Chicago observed that a
steam In a boiler without GOAL as to at
tempt to continue a business created by
advertising. after dropping the adverts-
ing.
Gen. Charles H. Taylor, editor OF the
Boston Globe, defended the Sunday news
paper, and explained why stories OF crime
are published. The Sunday newspaper
could not do without it. x paper is print
ed for all classes OF people. and each class
has right TO the news that especially
interests him. II 10 mistaken idea TO
wanted to sell a newspaper. Only those
with an element OF mystery or those OF
prominent persons are used"
Lafayette Young editor OF the Dee
Moines Capitol, said: Advertising ID
necessary for the future success OF any
business f1rm."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09

m. Relatives and friends are invited to-
attend
LoNsDALE-In this city, sth inst. John
r. Ionsdale, i'm his seth year.
Funeral services at HIS late residence.
No. % Benefit street, on Friday l1th
inst, at Il o'clock Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
MAsoN-In Central Falls, the eth inst.
Jennie McMeekin. wife OF Gilbert S
Mason.
Funeral from her late residence. %
Hendrick street. Thursday. Dec. 10. at
2 y. m. Relatives and friends are in.
vited TO attend 30
RHODES In this city. on the eth inst,
Edward g. Rhodes. in his 18th year.
Funeral services at his late residence.
36 Harvard avenue. Thursday. the 10th
inst. at 12 o'clock. Relatives and friends,
are invited 10 attend. Burial private.
RAlEioH-In this city on the sth inst.
Walter Raleigh.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. Robert D.
Mccarthy, ESQ Charles street, Thursday.
Dec. 10. at $50 a. m. Services at Inn
maculate Conception church at A. m
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend.
woonsocket papers please copy.
skAoERliND-At the Rhode Island
hospital. Dec s. 1903, OF pneumonia
Axel Skagerlind.
Funeral from the undertaking. roors
OF Robert r. Jones. 2z4-PlaIn street
Friday afternoon. the lith inst at gao
O'CLOCK. Friends are Invited to attend.
SMITH-In Pawtuxet on the sth inst
Caroline T.. Smith. wife Of Joseph n
Smith. In the seth year OF her age.
Funeral Thursday. 10th inst at late
residence at y. m. Funeral strictly.
private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
OFFICIAL
REPORT
FROM TURKEY
Man Over Whom Trouble With
Police Was Caused Said to
Have Entered Country Secretly

Constanunople. Dec. e.-The Turkish
official report OF the incidents at Alex
andretta complained OF by the United
States consul. w. r. Davis. has been
telesraphed here by the governor of
Beirut. Syria, as follows:
'Attarian. a native ofNKharput. who
had for some years been abroad, recently
re- entered the country secretly and had
been travelling In the interior with a
Turkish passport. On his arrival lately
at Alexandretta, Attarian claimed the
protection OF the American consul and
asked for his assistance TO enable him to
embark for Egypt. Mr.. Davis according
ly notified the authorities. But the latter
insisted that the sanction OF the governor
must be obtained and that the usual
formalities be carried out such as photo
graphing Attarian. W.
Mr.. Davis refused TO tolerate the de-
lay and attempted TO embark Attariap
by force. The police arrested Attarian
at the quay whereupon Mr.. Davis. aided
by his military courlers struck the po-
lcemen who were wounded in the faces
and afterwards attempted to force an
entrance into the guard house, breaking
windows and doors but unavaf1ingly.
"Thereupon Mr. Davis threatened that
unless Attarian was released and al
lowed to embark within four hours he
would himself leave. Not receiving sat
isfaction Mr.. Davis embarked for Beirut
on the steamer Attarian tried to take. -
A PATTERSON MOULDER
New York, Dec. s-Attarian, the Ar
menian whose arrest precipitated the at
tack by Turkish police upon United
States Consul Davis at Alexandretta.
Syria, has been a resident during the
past faur years OF Paterson. N j., where
he has been employed as a mouder
Upon coming to America, he left his
family behind and frequently tried to
interest the United States and Turkish
officials at Washington In securing per-
mission for his wife and son 10 join him
Finally he decided to risk a journey
home and bring them himself. although
he told several friends he feared for his
life II he again visited Turkish sterritory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09

The cornerstone OF the new John Car
ter Brown gates was laid at ] o'clock
this afternoon. A procession OF the stu
dent body was formed on the middle
campus and marched 10 the site OF tho
gates at the corner OF Brown and George
street The four-year-old son OF John
Carter Brown then laid the stone in honor
OF his father. After the simple ceremony
and a few cheers the students and others
returned to their rooms and homes.
Work on the John Carter Brown library
Is being pushed ahead rapidly and al
though IL will not be finished the first Of
January as originally promised the build
ing will probably be ready for occupancy
some time IN May.
Manager Harding has announced the
schedule for the Brown basketball team.
II is as follows; Tuesday, Jan. :, Penn
syivania at Proyidence Saturday. Jan. S.
Boston University at Providence; Wednes-
day, Jan. 1s Wesleyan at Providence
Saturday, Jan. Is. Trinity at Proyid sncs;
Wednesday, Jan. 20. Holy Cross at Provi-
dsnce; Saturday, Jan. e. Mass. State col
lege at Providence: Wednesday. Jan. q,
Amherst at Providence; Saturday, Jan. ~.
williams at Providence: Monday. Feb. J.,
Amherst al Amherst Tuesday. Feb. ?.
Willlston academy at East Hampton: SAT-
urday, Feb. 6, open; Wednesday, Feb. 10.
NJ. l. T., at Providence Saturday, Feb
is. Holy Cross at Worcester: Saturday.
Feb 90 Dartmouth at Providence: We'd
nesday. Feb. % u. +. I. at Providence;
Saturday. Feb q. Dartmouth at Hanover
The schedule includes eleven home games
and but four away from home This viii
give the Brown five great advantage.
and IL should have a successful season.
The games with the old rival Dart
mouth, occur at the end OF the sea son
when the team ought TO In the best pos
sibie shape TO win out. Dartmouth re-
ports a great team for this year. so the
games with them will undoubtedly be
very exciting.
n The Gym hall committee has organized
and is planning 10 make that AFFAIR one
of the bg social events Of the college
year The ball will be held some time
next term.
Rev. Mr. woeifkin Of Brooklyn led
chapel this 9sS.1ng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
WANTED SHELTER
Tore Dewa Slot Machine That He Might Be
Sent 10 JslI.

A tough looking chap who gave hi-
name "a William Page and said that he
came from Boston. strolled into Capt
Horizons district yesterday afternoon
and deliberately tore down slot ma
chine that was hanging on the front of
a small fruit store. and when arrested
he said that he committed the deed 90
that he might be sent 10 jail and thence
% the hospital
In the sixth district court this norm
ing n. vas nned 30 and costs. n IL
possible that eters will he taken " eand
the fellow back 60 Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
RECEPTION TO PRES. MELlEN
Annual Dinner Of Providence ChsMbsr Of
Commerce TOnIght.

The Providence Chamber of Commerce
gives reception and dinner this evening
at the Trocadero In honor of President c..
s. Melen OF the New York. Now Haven
& Hartford Railroad company at which
noted speakers. including Hon. John r.
Kendrick. President w. II. p. Faunce.
Judge LeBaron Colt and Irving ID. Ca
prom. will be present.
Covers will be laid for Us guests and
a representative gathering OF the CONNER
cial interests OF this city will be present
President Mellen will speak on the rail-
road facilities and transportation inter-
ests In general Of this city.