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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
8ubstieneiter / .Gt. 8Qnl.

0"~oS%lS"SF]e% t,S%+ fu1t%~
Sen banif=norife @olsatba Strife, 1876
Gbomos ct, rer Como Moe.
@uostieneite bber @gn6ag Sor>
mib6og &l. 1917. Sbn6agsifo[e
ser. 1910. ung6omsmp6e ST..
6H. Mftentieneite ST. ~. 81.
bpggelie5mgbe Sns6ag Mften &l.
8. Mn6reas e.. Epcbien, @rait
c914 @on6o @t.
BrGI item treffes i @irfens @tuos.
reoerelie bber Sormi66og fra &l.
1912 og bper Mften fra &l. 81
~.
9anff ebans.-Intb. ct. @tepbans
Strife, &ibrnet al Orleans og @te>
pens @treet. @116stieneite bber
@gn6ag Tormibbag SCI. II. @gn.
%bagsifoIe 81. 9. S. 81. Mnberien>
Street,. 8opeI: 118 Sling ct.
Sen norif-banfte 8aptiitfirfe, SIR.
met al @ilfor6 oe @oosbri6ge @ts.
@1e6stieneite bber @bnbog &l
10H 5orm. og TX Mften. &.
81 l~1nghomsmgbe. Sorsbog Mf.
ten &I. s 8gnnemp6e Sen norif-
6anffe 8~apttitmenigbeos ling.
6omsforening me6er / lit 2otale
bber @pn1og &l. $50 @fterm. 81.
@ilforb og @oo6brihge ct. Gang
og Ma1iif al Il. S. @angfor. Mlle
@tan6inaber bierteIig belfommeu.
&or Treliers @prif 2ntberife Me=
ntgbeb. @11bstienelte bber @6n'
6ag Sorm. 81. 1890 og Mften &1.
7.30 / &apellet paa 9ale st., ner
@berburne Mbe. @Gn6ogsifoie
81. 12-1. Mlfe Sfan6inaper
biertelig belfomne. &eo. g. ..
2anrbommer, 1872 @berburue
Mpe.
Gman11els Morif 2ntberife Meniebcb
(&anges @Dmobe) bolber @n6stis-
neite bber @en0ag Sormi66ag &l.
1917 og @bn6ag Mften 81. ~
&irfen paa &iernet al CANADA og
IA. @treets. Sgnbagsffole fra
&. IL til 1. Na1tor STR. .. 8ro.
barpg, 1913 @illioms 81. Mlle er
beltom1e til @uostieneiterne %
@gn6agsffolen.
S%pnube1,s norif en-. 1ntb. Meai9be6,
81. at CANADA og 10. Cts, bolber
@uostiene1te bber @gn6ag Gorm.
81. 1917 og Mften 81. IA. @gn'
6%agsifoler mgber Sc. 9 Dorm.
S @apellet poa &ibrnet al @eaney
og Carl @ts., er ser S6n6ogsffole
bber @bn6og @ftermt66ag 81. 3
% @ra6stienefte S&l. ~ Mften.
S @apellef poo &igrnet at ct. @l'
bans og @berburne @fs., er Der
Sgn6agsffole bper @gn6ag gfter'
mi66ag SCI. 3 og @11ostieneite ST.
~ Mften. Sbomas Milsion, &a'
flor, Cor. Sailler & Marion @ts.
Sen a1orff-banife Metbobiitfirfe, ST
at 8roa6pnD & 10. ct. CUBS
tieneite Gorm. ST. 1920, Aften
7.45. hinge Golfs Gpmortb 2iga:
5gn6ag Mften @1. .6.45 og 1iterart
Mg6e 2. og 4. Etrs6ag Maone6en.
8gn1empoe bber 0ns6ag Mftea
&l:1 8. S. 81. Safobien, &aitor,
289 t3. Street.
g~refolbigbebs nprife eb. l1tb. @etri3'
FEB of Ser 6orenebe Strife. CUBS
tiene1te @gn6og Tormi6oag 81.
1917 og Mften SCI. ~. .9gnoogs.
fo1e SCI. 10 til | / 9ofalet pno
@i6rnei af 9berbarn ct. og Sa,r'
rlngiton Mbanue.
Da: @aterlie 8raf, 4o7 gbarles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Tpritfpmmcnoe Gpubag Sen H..
Sftober @. 3 ON @ftetmi0bogen pil
blipe Ell Saitoog for @olgotbu See
nigbeo, ibet 6e1ns ME Strife bo bil
blipe formelt inboiet. &rnlten peo
@orle Of @ope &irfen, 81 8op[e,
oil bol0t neutrality-suspicious.. M1t=
0ua 0eltagere bill BLUE or. Mel0=
RIM, Brn1t / Gleoelon6, Objo, Or.
@omor0s fra 9optcn sGoe. &lrfen
lomt Scr. 9. 81. Slopes. Sen ege1,t=
lige Notwithstanding pil blipe
nofgrt al Menigbe0enS &rGlt. Sir
fens &plten6e er nugget obar $4,000.
Sort e1et Tolf far al 6e1nne Gum
Doet fife mir,6re ems $4,000. 9ettc
er ct bG0erligt &i0nesbDr6 o1n, at
set fri1telige Mrbeioe, iom @o1goi5a
&urfen Jog 6e1s 8reit u6ferer, pao=
ifjgnneS al bort Soft ligeloo meget
lom at bort Soft life er 1tbilligt til
at gibe til en- gob Gag. @nbau1
tiltrenges $500 for at &trfen fan
blipe gjel6fri. st Offer til oettc
9ieme6 pil bl1be c1ptoget Sn6bie+tic:.
6ugen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

@enrp @aniem, 48o @olabel st.,
falot igoor, meoens ban reporereoe
tit Sag, neb fra bette i en- &pibe at
2 @tager; ban fit 8ruo poo 2 @ibben
og fit i%n0benoig @fo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Mrreitereoe Ggnba9sirqere.

Mrreiterebe Gpnbagsjegere. @b
Seller, 6. Dreistep og Soc Sr:p1n,
Drem9e lpaa reipeftibe 49, IA o. 18
Mar gmmle bleb ii6ita Sanoog orre,
iteret af &rtor 81 e. @tattonspoliti>
batjente for letiinbig 0mgo,1g meo
@fp6epooben. &neiene oar poo SSogt
u0e beo &anoolpb ct. og Oct er ofte
b1eben flaget til &olitiet ODER at 6et
er lipsfarligt at feroes / biSle Ga,
ne. lom biemigges al Drenge meo
Sfp0eeaaben. Sioite @gn6og peb
en- &ugle lige forbi MeilS geettie @il=
liams Mniigt ibet bun gift forbi.
Sum mel0te Sagen mso openitaaen0e
6glge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Snbbrmbstppe biemlggte forleoen
Scat Sobn 6. &ocbes @inbon6a, 1873
6. Seoemtb st. og gior6e ct 8ptte
paa 11S Collars. 9et er Scr.
&ocbes Senpone at giemn1e 0agens
SnDfomlter poa et ifjult 5teo I 8lt=
tifen for at bans Men0 fam finOe
Sem 11ei tie Mnr3en, og formpbentlig
far nogen iogttaget oette pg bentet
BET, 81 man 5oD6e forlobt 8utifen
fer Nutten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Gm & meb 9olfc l16fegtebes
li6ite SpnOaJ @ftermt0boy pao So
bert CT. 8roe>1 poa en- Sis, 0a 0en1e
oar ful0 al To0gG1pgyre. Ge Scent
pe111e tor noturltgbis Stalieueree.
Mn0rem @otergo pg Mntoni Solomon
TOM / @ommeri og flenge0e bpero11>
Gre al @iertens Spit, meoenS en- flor
5fore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ioa i'll,
in6til &olitiet gior0eo en- @a10e puQ
Strioem be6 at tage 1e @triDenoe
meb til Statione11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Msiiiterenbe &p9mingsinipcftpr ST.
lerD bar u6lenot ct @irfulere til alle
8pens &oteller pg 2ogibule, boori
bmn min0er oem ONT sen loofal0te
@rmi trong 2ob orgoaen6e Streeica=
pes. 2open bp6er at ser I etbbert
&otel eller 2ogtbus 1fdl bere i set
minoite to l169ongs6ere og to Sire
eicdpes for bber @toge. &bor oisle
ii6ite ttte fin0es, ifal Der / iEoert
@arelie bere fa1tbnn6et ct @eb, Iomgt
NOT til at naa til Son0en. &otelej-
erne oil NOT oere ibrige I at Ie So,
ben abenbol6es, Ga 6e / Gilfnlbe al at
bette lite tier iihtte bab @obens &ialp
b1 bore iftan6 til at in66ribe Tor>
bringer poo ubetalte &otelregninger
eller tubogebol6fe &~a1fferter og Zig.
1pen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

IL Mrbejoere, iom / SnSoags bar
belfieftiget me6 Neonipning al
@iaouften poa @bgarton Street> bop>
Sc ner lat 2ipet til beb at en- 40
6o0S @eftion af &inouften itprte6e
Iommen. Conn beo ct Mirofel 1lap
sc fra Mfferen u6en @fQoe meo limo
tagelie al cit @on1t iom fit noyIe
Sframmer / Mnit9tet. Sen ne6itpr=
tebe Masie fntlte to Gragtpogne. ser
ito6 paa Sernbuneiporene UNDER @in=
0l1ften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Spbn @ongc fra Surtla 2afe, g..
9, iprom9 iioite Sqnoog giennem
@ir6llet poo ct Great Nortbarn GoJ,
Ser nGrme0e Jig st. Saul. Goeet
gift meo Ell &llrtigbe0 at 40 @Gi1 / ST.
anelt, pg 1a set rDgte6es, at e1 Ma'1o
UNDER 6e1ne 6ort bor iprunget 49,
fjprte Soget tilboge; men mar- fanot
,i1tet spor al @omge. Sen urge
Mdn11o bar Uiltnof foritprret / @obe~
Set. Snaet ct ienere bprt fra bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

@asolinupncn isjon.. Mrs. &bi1<
lip S. Ga Motte 119 9ollglos ct.
benligger n1e0 to imao 8prn / 8pbo<
ipitolef me0 farliga 8ron0ioor lom
cit 6d5ge al at en- 6lo1fe @osolin
fol6t neO og gift iltpffer, bporltnber
ser Igif Sl0 / &gffenet. Saarene
iDnes life at bore ioa bpbe, pg ser
nGres sp0t @nab o11. at MrS. Ga
Wfolte og set Gl6ite Barn pil fpm11te
Jig; 6erinm6 er l101i9terne for bel1
pnglte fife l1reget lple. Scr. ga
Maolte er Gporpognsfon6uftpr og
pur frobaren6e> oo ltlpffen ben01e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
ST. Paul.

6urrctningsfbrere1 treffes ba8lig
paa 8laocts 9ontpr, 46 1tnion
8lucf, mellcm 12-1 p9 Sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Ser ifal taees fat for Mlppr nit

Ser ifal ta9es fat for Mlpor nit
for at u0rpo6e bg mange @Ginopiys
nbe / Mi6map 9iitriftet. .Disie D41
nsmlig lo0et bgre fro fig / Den lenera
Si6 be0 Slogsmaal log anore norhe=
ner, laa at @olitiet for gfan1s
9fyl6 life go6t fan an6et emo fire
in6. &obert S. Mills blep forleoen
arrelteret 11r0er Mnfloge al 9ir,rtce
Snipeftgren1 til bpem ban baroe pp-
ret Iaa 1tforiigfig at ialge Slopanb.
SON lpslo0es paa &Gttion, men bleD
0agen effer poanp urrelteret for at
boise foaet Ell Ma1o paa &obe6ef
me0 ben Splge, at ber1te benligger
en- fmtiif 5fiitano paa &ofpitalet.
tMills bI leneus honrune op for
.gra1po sslirpen n1loer lnflage al
uhIlaoeln 5ag rlteoorer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

T,tmbem bpb / 2aben. @briItoffer
6l1l6o, II Nlar gonmel, farDtes ii0=
tie Manbog Maorgen 6p0 i fin 5tolo
536 @0nu1,1o ct. al Slogtilfel6e.
Mr. 6l1l0a babbe beret Dp0 lpp Si=
mer> 0a 2iget far6tes. &on git us
liot Mftenen / Gor eien, oJ 90 bon
life font tilboge, io6 bans @uitr11 OPP
pee % pente0e poo bam, men forgjn=
bes. Melte Morgen gift FUN ODER /
Stol6en og far6t Jam itoDenbe poo
en Sos e, 0g6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

So S%mnbberg, Ell Sarmer, par
ner blepe11 iparfet libel S9n0ag ST
termi60og 1t6e11for Commercial So
tel, Sbir6 og Siblep 5treets. Boli<
tibetjenten fan6t @1tn6berg al6eles
beoeffet al 8lo6. &atuo1uo9nen
Tom 6g brogte @un0berg TIL @tatio-
men, ibDor ban fortalte, at ban Dor
bleoen beitioalet for $40 i &otellets
~&arroom"v oberfol6t og forfeit u0
paa @aben, bbor ban blep ipartet /
&ooe0et og l1noerli ct. &otellets
Bartender og &of blep a~rpeltere6e,
men blep lat fri muob &a11tion al So
telp9rten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Set glGber os at fun1re me66eIe,
at Ell Dd at sc blonM bort 6olf, iom
i oen iensre Sis bor beret ipge og
Iengeliggen0e MI er i 8eoring. Mrs.
MrSerien, en- at De danife &ionerer,
Der benligger poa ct. Soiepbg& oipi-
tai, ltoe11oe at Buonobiti5 bentes
mart at fnnne fforlobe bette. Cart
ner &anien poo Sale 81, Ser Iioer
at iarane Spg6om, lgigr ligeleoeS
'qoooe S6remiifrfoott, mer blioer mot til
at forbolbe fig itflle en lang 9i6.
Mr. 5grenie n &asmusien, Ser iom
QnntaH iioite gh1mer~ giememgh Ell.
9perotfon for Mppenoicitis paa.
Betbesoa @oipitd, befiroer fig ef1er
SnitRnoigbeoalne bel men er iom5
gpentteiiiiig o1l mseet 1fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
Srebcrif Sbrgeaien og Marte @as-
m1sier. begge 1anlfe, Dar u6ta33ett
Observation-Disclosures.

&aitor Mnberiun cil berefter glue
al lin Gio til Stefonsfirfen paa @eit=
li111. Ser bill blipe 0onjf @u6stie=
neite bper Sen6og Mo19en ng Gu
gelif om Mftener.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09
@plgatba &irfens 9pinbefurcnina

8olgatba &trfens 9ptn6cf orcnta9
'bol0t %forleoen Generation lomling %
&oLg meh fglgenbe l16folo: Mfrs.
Houllen, &rnli0ent; Mrs. Mortin
Senien, Gicepralibant; Mrs. g. Ye=
e rlen, Sefustur; MrS. Morgretbe
Gro1lt gjenpolgtes iii &asl erer.
Torenin3en mpGer / &trfcns I'm
Ier6pgning fpr1tfomme>1oe Sorsbog
gftsrmi0bog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Srillin9er. Mrs. &eter @e6er-
bolm, 1882 Sauquir Street, fe0te
Gri1linger iib1te lt9e. To6eren, Der
CT &jgrer for 8ocb & 8ro., bor 1t6e
poo fin @ogau og bi6ite imtet ont Mp>
fer BON toni biem om Mf<
tener. 8grnere er ulle bel itabte og
iDnes at tribes go6t. Grillingerne
beie6e 20A &ur@ tiliam1mer. Mo<
6eren er 80 Mor og 6obere11 AZ. 9e
bnr bobt nj 8gm fgr, to &iger o3
ipb 9renge;; otte af bi@le leper. Set
elbite @arn er en- @ige poa Is
Mar, og Ben pngite, for Erilingerne
tom, nar en- Dreng poo tire Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

9em riec Mr, Sreb 6. @ebiff~
mans Sagt ufbuen6te ltge til &on6-
ltorpen itOite Sgnbag. Mr. Sdbiff=
man bar iamme1 mab nogle Sent
'ner ieilet op as Globen for at ifp6e
sgn6er. u6e Iba6 8igs @pe gift Sc /
en- 8aa6 log fierne6e Jig fra Sagten,
eftemabet10e EN- ter0t 2pgte / Moifin=
rltmlmet, Ser biltnof har Marl agen til
8ranbent bbis life SsSagtenS &opn bar
beuet Get. Sen FEB nemlig M6miral
Gersero og bar ber6 $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

&cpplcs Satry, bbis gier er Mr.
81. Mn6erien, tilbere6er og for6anb-
Ter set b%efjen6te 6anife @mdr u@om
8ran6". @n6bi6ere lelger set 9@g,
iom boglig mo6toges friife fra 2on<
Sci, og S1t. See Cream / 9etan og
@boleiale leberes til enboer 9eI al
@pen. $50 Slice @treet. Se1efon
431-3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

ut en- SDp flpster for fin e9er1
Sfpgge bar bel6igt for Scr. G(o-
renee 6. 9union> 435 @oiabel ct
&an iao nemlig iioite Man6ag Mor-
gen en- SDp lilte fig ODER @ulpet I
bans Sobep9relie meb en- &plot
@@0er poa Mnmen, reba til at lo6e
nogle &enge, font laa poo 8or0et,
for iDin6e | fine &ommer. @oa bar
oct at Mr. Dunion Loo Ibgre fra Jig
me6 ct i ben @rab 6taboIif @rel, al
Spoen foite6e 8pl6ten ag ifDn6te Jig
ub uoen at foa fat / 8sngene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Nm er Set Siaen at obonnere paa
n ct. 8auI Ei6en6e";
fun $1.00 ont glaret me1 Yremte
frit. @oom 46, nnto1 8locf, Cor.
@e6or & 6ourtD cts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Snsoag Mftcn 6en IA. Sftober
feirer sen nor fe Spncbes 2lttber Sc
miror / @omli11 25 Mnrs Sl1bilGum.
5 1e1re %sll1leoning pil Ser blaae az
.bocot Ell itprre Set / Saminoriets
6eltlol. Ser pil blipe Ml1lif, Song
ag Goler al Yrofeslor Stub, Dlnis=
offer iomt &rGlterne See, &re1s og
SSl1rtl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Saeqmcs Gramumcl, en- Tronif=
mono, Ser ,arbejbe6e / ct Stenbrlto
poo @eit Sepentb st., in0brogtes
forle0en til 8%pboipitalet / EN- meget
lioerbe 5ilitonb. Sen ipga &ano,
Ser life fan tole @ngelif. tom tilifobe
i StenbruoOet ii0lte 2er6ag. i6et en-
flor Sten falot paa bans 8rpit, ioa
at fan belbimebe og fom life til 8e=
bioltbe0 fgr to Daya ienere / tit
2oyi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

9Glbitc q. &etericn er fipttet til
600 Ibo1nns ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-09

Mhpufat 6. S. 2umcn er fornpl;o
l1onnpnt til Gbief Glerf / Sc 6or.
Cutters 0iltriftsret i 9aonre, Mloifo.
Mrs. 2pnren CO benbes 4 8prn TIL
troobte / Girsoogs &sjien til 0eres
fjerlre fremti0ige 9iem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02

The spivey brothers were visiting Ed
ward Richardson OF Billingsvile, Ind
Just across the state line from Oxford.
They came here 20 attend the annual
state fair and farmers exposition. The
town was nlled with strangers when
three men began carousing In a saloon
They pulled their revolvers on the bar
tender who elected them. and then they
proceeded TO raise more trouble In other
saloons. When Marshall Woodruff un-
dertook to arrest them he was mortally
shot. A fusilade OF bullets in the crowd
ed streets followed the shooting Of the
marshal Deputy Marshal Manrod was
shot twice when he took the pisce Of his
chief During this fusilade In the street
Ernest Jettin while returning from his
school to his boarding house. was struck
"a the abdomen by a stray bullet and he
fs now In critical condition.
After the shooting the three men ran
IN different directions. with crowds ar
ter each one. and each was hit In the
head with stones thrown by those purA
suing them. Louis spivey was shot by
citizen, The three men were nnally
lodged in 5ail. '@
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02

GAY WITH
!. BUNTING
Preparations for Royal Rscsp.
tien to HonoursbIss and Bus-
ton AncIOnts Tomorrow.

Gaily decked buildings and displays OF
interviewer English and American flags
in the business part OF the city show
that the business houses are preparing
to do their share in the welcoming OF the
distinguished guests from across the wa
ter. who accompanied by the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company of Boston
will parade In Providence street tomor-
row. s~ kts ~
The First Lgat Infantry which will
bear the weight OF reception will be on
hand before II o'clock TO receive the visi-
tors on their arrival at the depot. and
after reception In Exchange place the line
OF march will be taken up through the
following street From City Hall. south
side OF Exchange place TO Washington
row, TO Westminster street, to the Doyle
monument, thence down Weybosset
street. by Turks Head. Westminster
street to Market square; down South Wa
ter street TO Crawford street and across
the bridge to Dyer street and the wharf
at the foot OF Peck street.
IL In understood that nearly zoo mem
bers OF the Boston Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company will come with two
bands with the members OF the Honora-
BILE Artillery company OF London the uni
formed visitors should number roo There
~
the Boston organization and others who
will be I'm civilian dress. and Colonel
Gross has appointed a special reception
committee OF Ave 10 receive the civilian
guests and arrange for their entertain
ment until the party starts for Cres-
cent Park. These civilians will he given
good positions In front OF the Soldiers
monument. facing City Hall. where they
may see the parade as IL passes in review
before the governor. mayor and city Of
fcials.
A neat souvenir badge has been secured
by the First Light Infantry as a SOU
venir, one OF which will he presented TO
each man at the dinner at Crescent Prk
The badge is n bar OF bronze. consist
ing Of an eagle" from which there 10
suspended by q ribbou OF infantry blue
n medal about an inch and a half in al.
anetsr. bearing tbe monogram OF the
regiment IN circle IN the centre. while
NJ the four sides are the letters. IF. L.
l.. 1915" the date OF the resfmentai char
ter
The party will have 10 leave Crescent
Park about ii5 I'm order 10 make the train
which Is scheduled 10 take them back TO
Boston, leaving here at b:0i.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
HEARTY WELCOME.
Continued from page One.

Continued from page One.
Denbigh's command was examined
aboardship as soon as the port physician
had signed the vessels papers.
SHIPPING DECORATED.
stesming slowly up the harbor. between
long lines OF gaily decorated shipping.
past the American and foreign men OF
war-including the l.. 8. cruiser Chicago.
the British cruiser Retribution and the
French cruiser Troude-acknowledgin
with the heavy voice OF her whistle and
by the dipping OF her ensign her vocifer-
Gus welcome, the great Dominion Liner
the largest ship that enters Boston har-
bor. moored at her dock In Charlestown
almost on the stroke OF nine.
Here. drawn UP on the main floor OF
the pier shed, was the Ancient and Hon
orable Artillery company TO greet its
guests. Outside were the National Lam
GERS: the First Corps Cadets the First
Regiment OF Heavy Artillery. battslions
from three regiments OF the Massachu-
setts Militia and representations from the
British Army and Navy Veterans and
from the sixty-sixth Regiment of Hall
fax.
1t was arranged for the Honorable
Artillery company TO LAND from the main
deck of the steamer directly TO the ground
foor OF the pier shed. while the other sa-
loon passengers disem mbsrked 10 the sec
ond story Of the long structure.
THE ROUTE OF MARCH
The formalities Of entering the London
party having been passed while down
the bay. the line of march was formed at
once and the procession passed directly
from Chariestown 20 the city to be re-
viewed at the City Hall BY Mayor Collins
and at the state House by Gov Bates
After the review the parade was con-
tinued through the Back BAY and down
town sections OF the city, and dismissed
at Young's hotel. where the Honourables
will make their headquarters during their
stay here.
IL ls. peculiarly ntting that these latter
day Pilgrims from England should have
come on the Mayhower on what 10 per-
hap- her last trip under that name, for
with the transfer OF the Dominion lines
Boston service 10 the White Star line,
, few weeks from now. the vessel ~ 20
10 rechristened the Cretic 10 accord with
he nomenclature OF her new manage
nent.
WILL SAIL OCT. IS -
The London company will sail for home
october rs. on the Columbus. the new
s cco-ton Dominion liner just leaving
liverpool on her maiden voyage The
hin will probably make only one more
-ovar~ under her chrfstened name. for
ghen the White Ftar management ster. |
n she will become the Republic and VIII /
q transferred from The English 20 the /
dedi,erranean service OUT 90 Eoston.
urins the winter season. reeunning her I
laoe N the poston Liverpool service n
he early spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
TEACHERS
FOR NIGHT
SCHOOLS
Superintendent Small Announced
Temporary Appointments Who
VIII Ssrve for Present.

The principals and teachers for eve-
ming schools have been selected by Sup
erintendent Small to act temporarily
pending the sanction OF the school COM
mittee at its meeting the latter part of
August The vacancy which will be
made by the resignation OF Maurice Rich
which is expected has not yet been filled.
but the other temporary appointments
follow: eHN#
General teacher assigned for special
vork-Mary Y. McHugh. Evening High
echool-George q. Cooper English. Eva
N. Howard. typewriting; John J. Sta
Icy, commercial arithmetic; Estells G..
Macdonald, assistant In bookkeeping;
Mabel r. Miller. elocution.
Common evening schools: Principals
Herbert l.. Sackett. probably Federal
street school; william #. Huntley. prob
ably Vineyard street school Teachers in
common schools-Emma r. Cook and
clifford +. Barber Teachers In evening
grammar schools: ..ary A. Bsmon,
Alice NJ. Barrett John f. Brewn, Mary
A. Carlin. Florence. A. Cucker, John
l.. Curren. Mary r. Clifford. Jennie A.
Donovan, Catherine r. A. Flood. Eleanor
J. Cannon. Harriet l.. Cannon. Jane v.
0earin. Mary N. Goodwin. Elizabeth A.
Ellen o. Holinouist. Bertha e.
Jennie A. Hughes. Phelomena
W. johnson. Ralph A. Lane, Christine
Jacob Mattuck. Mary c. Nc
Kenna. John II. McAleer. John Z. Nc
cartin. Katherine NJ McGinn. Emma Il.
McKenna. Mary c. Mckenna. Mary =.
Catherine r. Murphy. Eliza
beth @. O'Mslley. Ellen J. Parker. Flor
ence G. Reynolds. Howard NJ. Tracy Earl,
Vanderbilt Edwin r. Walsh. Mary T.
Walsh. Louise whfttelsey. Helen II.
Waterman. Albert y. White. Ernest T
Williamson. Arthur L. Young and Joseph
J. Young.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
Richardson was later released.

Richardson wss later released
Soon afterwards crowds concentrated
about the jail and battering down the
door took Joseph Spivey out TO lynch
him. He was hauled from place To place
with a rope about his neck and was
swung up three different times, yet es-
capped with his life
In their haste the mob did not pinion
his arms or his legs and he managed TO
use them SO as 10 prevent strangulatios1
the frst time he wac hs need. AT an
other time he was let down 90 that he
might wri'e a farewell letter 10 his wife
ami children. and at another time some
one cut the rope. Finally the officers
rescued the man and rushed him on TO
the city prison where the mob was held
at bay.
Speeches were made by ex-Mayor
Flanagan. Rev DIR. Thomas J. Potter,
and the brother OF Marshal Woodruff.
Mes ntime the Officers spirited the Spivey
Brothers away 10 the Butler county jail
at Hamilton. o. distance OF Is miles.
The mob ter Dispersed. le ga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02
WOULDN'T SING.


Berlin Oct 1-Frau Gadski refused TO
s'ns ~ he Wagner banquet last night
because " was given m the Winter Gar
Den. Music hsii which contains the
largest accommodation IN Berlin. She
said she had never sang in a music hall
and would never DO 20. but she attended
the oanauet. Her name was on tho
program.
Edgar stiilmsn Kelly. who was IN n.v.
represented the United States. has with
drawn from the international concert 20
be given Sunday night. for the reeson
that tne orchestra has been unable 10
aladdin" and II likely 10 break down
eir Alexander Mckenzie. the representa-.
tive OF Great Britain. and the Norwe.
Giar. GrieE. have also withdrawn for
various reasons.